Unfortunately for Neil Gaiman, Hollywood is in standstill | MEitM

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00:00:00 Sherlock Holmes Leviathan 00:01:00 Intro 00:02:00 Hello to the Panel 00:05:27 Vernon Wells 00:07:42 Hello to the Chat 00:09:00 - Daredevil 00:42:38 Chats 00:56:20 - California, Hollywood Standstill 01:27:22 Chats: California 01:31:32 - Neil Gaiman, Good Omens 01:53:54 Final Chats 01:55:12 Goodbye to the Panel 02:01:11 Some Koalas in the Rain

[@pauloaraujo5156]

fast, nice

[@krisj827]

Thank you

[@ArronRatliff]

I just don't care what Marvel or Star Wars does any more. Disney has ruined them with their bad story telling and messaging. I'll never watch another movie or show from either franchise. Disney will never see another dime from me or a minute of my time.

[@PeterAckarey]

Where are all of the foreign countries we've sent disaster aid to over the years?

[@jaycordray3642]

Fitting that you're talking about Neil Gaiman on episode #666.

[@krisj827]

Ppl forget that the Punisher was a Spiderman villian

[@Seannwb]

Where was and is the sympathy for North Carolin!? They are still trying to rebuild after the hurricanes and now they have to deal with winter ontop of it all. Classism seems to be alive and well in Tinseltown

[@talonmage40k]

I live 20 minutes south of Eaton and even I don't see anything. There was smoke in the distance, and ash in the air and a smell of burning for a few days. But it's been clear past few days.

[@91MoonKnight]

Punisher is going to be framed for killing cops. It's not going to be him according to the rumours. Kingpin's agenda is to get rid of vigilantes in New York ( including Spider-Man ) basically anyone who poses a threat to him or will get in the way, which happened in the comics ( no Trump allegory ). Daredevil looks optimistic, but I mean, if this fails for me, that's it for Marvel.

[@FirestreakRodimusPr]

Sorry Andre, but Vernon Wells is also best known as Ransik, the main bad guy from Power Rangers Time Force.

[@vrika4280]

I member

[@chaoticinkinc.3145]

"I don't care about Punisher!" We don't care about you either Paul.

[@thisismyname3928]

Yeah, instead he wants to talk about She-Hulk!

[@talonmage40k]

Tom's description of the Punisher sounds like Dexter. Frank kills criminals before the justice system even gets to them. Frank was also never a cop.

[@vrika4280]

This Scribe guy is flaming the Punisher like a douche, and doesn't even recall or know what happened. He was not shot while deployed, he was shot alongside his family when he came back at a park, which was a setup. Regarding the bullet thing, that exact same point was addressed at the court scene, when they try to use the bullet injury as argument to appeal Frank's case, the Punisher himself calls it's bs, and he was well aware of what he was doing, it's even the best part of the scene he bursts out, and the guards have to take him away.

[@talonmage40k]

The bullet in the head was from the Central Park incident, not Afghanistan.

[@S4ns]

Paul: "I don't care about Punisher." Paul, you're Canadian, we don't care what you think. If it were up to you, Frank Castle would sit in a café talking about his feelings for the entire run.

[@thisismyname3928]

Why is he even on the show? His "crystal ball" comment? That's what the entire show is all about. He's a liberal, too. Get rid.

[@hamdinger7145]

​@@thisismyname3928he only talks about himself

[@kwad8]

@@thisismyname3928 Supposed to have behind the scene how things are run subject matter expert and be a comedian but he adds neither. Intenttionally derails conversations with bad jokes or just kill conversations about topics he doesn't like.

[@thisismyname3928]

@@kwad8 What, you don't like those 1920s Shecky Greene vaudevillian style jokes that get blown into a conversation with all the finesse of a bull in heat? I know -I- can't get enough of that Al Jolson style humor mixed with a Canadian sense of politics. And really, who needs pop culture knowledge when you repeat yourself five times at a clip? Good lord.

[@vrika4280]

@@hamdinger7145 Did you know he was a tv executive? Rarely brings that out

[@Arizona-ex5yt]

I love Chato and Script. This show would be unlistenable without them.

[@bola5671]

I absolutely disagree. They all have their parts and I've listened many times without either of them on and it was pretty good and informative.

[@willie_the_monkey_king]

the moral points you say about Punisher is why he made an excellent villain and not the stupid "anti-hero"/hero BS that Marvel thrust upon him in the 80s, because since the 60s Marvel was too afraid of having a villain be popular enough.

[@rikardandersson5582]

So Wolverine is a villain or does superpowers give you the license to kill?

[@willie_the_monkey_king]

@ 2 things: wolverine uses lethal force to defend himself. Wolverine redeemed himself by adopting the samurai code.

[@krisj827]

The show is feisty today and I love it

[@talonmage40k]

I might be wrong, but I don't think there's ever been a story in the Punisher comics where he shoots an undercover cop. That was a thread in the Stevenson movie.

[@theliato3809]

51:52 They need to do more with the local space that earth inhabits. Look how much tech marvel earth has. They should be doing tons of stuff around the solar system.

[@Ranben.]

If it was comic accurate they could be doing so much stuff with Mars Krakoa and the Titan eternals

[@theliato3809]

@ not jsut that but with all the earth players. How many sci fi corporations are there in marvel now that can reach spaxe

[@Jebus53]

34:14 Predictions/guesses regarding what people can expect from the writing on the New Daredevil show.

[@TheREALSimagination]

I guess, in a way, we pay taxes so as to not go to jail, but in Norway, you get so much more for your taxes than in America, and I think that's what Einherjar is forgetting. The state supposedly needs its people to pay back some so it can function, and to ensure at least they laymen do so - because the richies can afford lawyers who help find loopholes so they DON'T need to pay tax - they write tax into law and enforce it with jailtime. With a global economy, I feel like there are many other sources of cash influx than just one's own citizens that a well-off state could do with lowering its tax rate some, though. The issue is, when people STEAL from the state, like these richies with their tax lawyers or ones that move outside the country to avoid pay taxes, the state and its people suffer. Maybe not soon, but they will, and maybe not economically but by new laws being added to stricten(?) the rules for everyone. What I don't understand, is why the - what would be - tax portion of my pay isn't just witheld from me at pay. Instead, I need to pay it back in. I heard the state gets more money by this method, somehow, so I guess that's why.

[@shadowchaser3836]

Thank you for showing your envy, hatred, and resentment. If anyone dares to make a penny more than you, you hate them. Period. And Norway? They are going nowhere. Without the lake of oil they sit on, they would be screwed.

[@GenMVeers]

26:02 *Paul* is right, and *Chris* is just plain wrong-Karen is great, and casting the impossibly adorable *Deborah Ann Woll* (b. 7 Feb, 1985) was just perfect!

[@seanthemovieman7124]

I care about the PUNISHER. Great discussion about the Punisher guys until Chato derailed the conversation.😮

[@GenMVeers]

It's *Neil Gaiman* /ˈɡeɪmən/ (IPA). It's /ɡeɪ/ ("gay"). *NOT* /ɡaɪ/ ("guy"). *Neil Gaiman* _himself_ explains the pronunciation in an 🔉 Audio Name Pronunciation post by *TeachingBooks* on the web.

[@cjglickman3664]

Only one Neil Gaiman related project I liked, was Lucifer the TV Show I also enjoyed Constantine the adaptations the TV show and the character in other media.

[@cjglickman3664]

Neil Gaiman is an overrated writer I have never liked any of his comics, he writes pseudo intellectual wannabe gothic horror.

[@marigoann2755]

He writes pseudo intellectual "deconstructions" of myths, and ultimately there is no magic in his writing.

[@FactoryDan]

Ha. Gayman

[@OceanbornAngel]

To be Devil's Advocate I don't care about The Punisher either. Too violent for my female sensibilities.