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David’s rewatch of the TOS movies continues with Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. Our review of the 1984 Nimoy-directed film is right at the top.
Plus, Heather asks who we’d like to see show up in Season 2 of Star Trek: Picard. Yes. Our answers WILL surprise you.
Also, since Jeri Ryan blew everyone away reprising her role as Seven of Nine, we have a different kind of pitch for the future of our favorite xB.
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We conclude the Two Nerdy Black Guys Review Series with the 100th film directed by Japanese film icon Takashi Miike—Blade of the Immortal, based on the manga of the same name
Normally, we’re able to stretch out a movie discussion for a while Not this time. Djm & Kaz are shooting the shit again.
The Game Awards comes up, in which both Kaz & Djm have hot takes, a debate over Geoff Keighley, and what an award show with the 2NBG should look like.
All this, and talking about games that most of our friends don’t play. We don’t understand why.
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Because occasionally, Delta Juliet Mike Media does like to do things traditional style, here is the Two Nerdy Black Guys 2016 lookback episode!
Djm & Kaz look back at the year that was, including their favorite things, their activities, and their lives over this most-discussed year of years.
We’re not exactly sure how much content Kaz actually assumed, and Djm isn’t sure how he’s still alive, but they managed to amass enough favorites for talk about TV, video games, and movies. And a revelation from kaz that may shock some of you.
See? Traditional show notes, complete with a tease. Best to all of you in 2017, and thank you for listening.
-2NBG
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On the newest APOSS, we get word from Jack’s audition for the upcoming Osumatsu-san stage play. Plus, Djm gets to get hype about the still-very-much-a-thing Battle Angel Alita adaptation under the watchful eye of director James Cameron.
Later, Djm brings back a favorite from It’s In Season of 2015, God-Eater. The show was notable for having to stop temporarily during its run last fall, but finishing in the spring. Was it worth the wait? And how did Jack feel about the God-Eater Vita game?
Also, are we reaching a point to where consumers don’t get upset when directors halt production?
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