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In this episode, Drew and Marie dive into Season 8, Episode 4 of Supernatural: Bitten. They take a Doylist approach as they discuss the main media references in this episode and what they say about the story at hand. ---Support us on Ko-fi or Patreon: carryingwayward.com.Music by Jake LionheartAdditional sound editing by Jacqueline TucciAudio provided by zapsplat.com

Minute Thirty-Nine: From Loki's Reveal to Hogun's Suspicion Joining us in the Healing Room all week is Jessica Plummer, author and contributing editor at Book Riot. We talk about Hogun the Suspicious and his suspicions. In the thirty-ninth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... It turns out Loki was paying attention to the conversation after all, not just staring at his hand with thoughts of his heritage. We debate Loki's reveal to the group here in the Healing Room. So he told the guard but it was to keep them safe. And like Thor, Loki reveals his royal heritage with the comment about flogging the guard. Hogun's healing massage of Volstagg's arm stops, which may be the sign that he's shocked. It's hard to tell with Hogun. We agree completely with Loki's comments on Thor as a terrible option for king. Why do Thor's friends seem to disagree? Are they just too close? This conversation makes us realize that without all of the happenings in this film, Thor really would've become the party Thor from What If...? show. We debate what Loki's full intentions were. Where is Loki's head in this moment? We truly see the origin story for Loki in moments like this. Loki isn't a full-on evil villain yet but we can see elements of that here now. How much is this frost giant blue element he's seeing in himself that's throwing him off in this conversation? The conversation about flogging the guard also speaks to distract his friends' attention from everything else he's saying. Loki storms out of the Healing Room and Sif, Hogun, Fandral, and Volstagg debate his intentions. Each of the friends has their own reaction to Loki's reveal. Who is right? Their immediate suspicions of Loki make us wonder if Loki has ever been good at manipulating them or is only good at manipulating Thor. Or perhaps their jealousy of their friends with the royal blood shines through here? The Warriors Three and Sif seem as hot-headed as Thor, so perhaps they value this trait whereas Loki sees it as poor for leadership. Hogun's comment speaks to his supposed wisdom and plays with the concept that he doesn't speak much, but it also comes across as a huge leap in conclusions to say Loki or a master of magic could have brought the Jotuns to Asgard. The logic becomes Watsonian vs. Doylist – this suspicion of Hogun's feels like it has to be there simply so these characters are suspicious in the story. Would this scene have played still if they weren't suspicious at this moment? And to that end, how many masters of magic are there on Asgard? Is it just Loki and Frigga? But Odin uses magic too... So where is the line? Regardless, we struggle quite a bit with this leap – even if they're right – because it just seems too much a device by the writers. All in all, though, it's a debate with Loki while in the Healing Room. So much to discuss. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material Jessica at Instagram, Twitter and BookRiot Jessica's podcast Flights and Tights: A Superman Movie Podcast Buy Sword Stone Table at Amazon or BookShop

In today's episode, MissSnowfox and Xan are again joined by Archaeologist_D and badwolfzheel to talk about the costumes of this show, specifically Gwen and Morgana's outfits through the seasons. We had to split this in two because the girls definitely did have more clothes to wear than the boys. This episode will focus on Gwen! To get in touch with us, send an email, an ask on tumblr, or tweet at us on twitter. You can also join our discord and find our podacst on iTunes! If you'd like to tip us for the work we do for this podcast, you can find us on ko-fi. If you want to play Merlisten bingo, check out this post! Find more stream or download options for this episode below the cut. Download here [Right click, save as] || Listen/subscribe on iTunes here News Podfic Bingo After Camlann Big Bang Resources & Links Esmé's comment on Episode 57 Farfaraway site Ruth & Michelle's "Destiny & Chicken" podcast Archaeologist_D on AO3 Archaeologist_D on tumblr Archaeologist_D on Livejournal Archaeologist_D on twitter Archaeologist_D on instagram badwolzfheel aka Connor on tumblr badwolfzheel on instagram badwolfzheel on tiktok (click on image for full view) Doylist vs Watsonian reasoning Mentioned Fanworks These Breaths We Breathe, by kayura_sanada There are no gays in football, by Malu_3 The Falconry Series, by Versaphile xancredible on AO3 | tumblr | Podfic | Fanwork resources misssnowfox on AO3 | tumblr | YouTube | Cosplay

Have you ever wondered if you were meant for another world beyond this one?  Welcome to the world of the Wayward Children, who get called to adventure in far-off worlds (be it Wicked or Sweet, Logical or Illogical).  In our latest installment COME TUMBLING DOWN by Seanan McGuire, Jack and Jill are back in a life-or-death adventure that only twin sisters can come up with.  Also featured: the breaking point of siblings, DUDE, the eating of kneecaps, Watsonian and Doylist explanations for a narrator, and much more!WHAT'S BEING RELEASED THIS WEEK:DEEP AND DARKEST RED by Anna-Marie McLemoreTHE VANISHED BIRDS by Simon JimenezINFINITY SON by Adam SilveraBURN THE DARK by S.A. HuntTHE BROKEN HEAVENS by Kameron HurleyFind us on Twitter and Instagram as @litcastofdoom!

Review of S11 E02 — Ghost Monument Segun Akinola's theme sampled Delia Derbyshire's original arrangement Which was also used for The Day of the Doctor The YW hasn't seen much Three but was already familiar with Venusian Aikido We refer to Watsonian vs. Doylist perspectives The Stenza first appeared in The Woman Who Fell to Earth Andrew Cartmel was interviewed on New to Who  How do you know it's a duck pond? The self-lighting cigar was an example of Chekov's Gun We are also at handwavium.net & on Twitter @handwavium

We're talking A BOY AND HIS DOG AT THE END OF THE WORLD by C. A. Fletcher this week! Also featured: memories of middle school, Doylist vs. Watsonian thinking, writing styles to make your professor proud, and much more!(Note: one whole spoiler is given from 8:30 to 9:20, I say "spoiler" a lot before I say anything, but I promise it's not an earth-shattering one!)Click to view: show page on Awesound

Wynonna Earp S2:E11 - It’s an alternate world without Wynonna Earp, and the Chirpers don’t like it — though the Doc and Dolls relationship is warming the cockles of their hearts. They return to Doylist and Watsonian theory to discuss this Wynonna-light episode that is stressing everyone out. Host Erika Ensign, Annette Wierstra and Kirsten Goruk.

Welcome to an aesthetically-oriented episode of Verity! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Lynne as we take a look at monsters/aliens/villains from a design perspective. Which baddies look great? Which don't? Does a fleshed-out back story that dovetails with the design help or hinder? And of course, we save time for our most (and least!) favorites! It's a fascinating discussion that almost breaks Deb at one point--not every DW design choice was a wise one. Sometimes a cape in and of itself *is* the superhero. What do you think of monster design? Do you have favorites or ones you think work well? Poorly? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered [links on our site]: Lynne has embarked upon a series 7 rewatch to prepare for the rapidly-approaching new series! and looks forward to Peter Capaldi taking a firm hand with his character! Kat is charmed by 16 seconds of Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman interacting before heading to Sydney! Erika enjoys the "secret" trailer for "Deep Breath"--especially Clara's line at the end! and almost forgets that what's really making her happy is hearing Maggie Thompson talk about Doctor Who fandom (and how it hasn't changed that much)! Deb has high hopes for a new east-coast Doctor Who convention: (Re)Generation Who! and kindly refrains from stealing Erika's second happy thing! Bonus links [also on our site]:Doctor Who Monsters and Aliens (w/pictures!)DashConWatsonian vs Doylist perspectives on fictionA bear walking upright

It's time once again to talk about companions! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Tansy as we turn our attention to the male denizens of the TARDIS (and possibly its immediate surroundings, though we don't agree on whether that counts). No surprise, the Verity! crew is just as divided as fandom at large when it comes to what qualifies one for "companion" status. But we do agree that male companions add a great deal of value and entertainment to our beloved show, and we want more! ^E Also covered [links on our site]:Erika reads DOCTOR WHO: A Companion's Companion! And shoehorns Doctor Who into The Incomparable!Tansy enjoys/awaits Big Finish 50th anniversary celebrations: The Light at the End! 1963: The Assassination Games! 1963: The Space Race! 1963: Fanfare for the Common Men!Kat meets John Barrowman! At Edomonton Expo!Deb enjoys/awaits BBC America's The Doctors Revisited specials--specifically the Ninth Doctor!And joins the new Verity! Ravelry group! Bonus links [on our site]:Tansy's Hugo Award!Watsonian vs Doylist perspectives on fiction