Sonic 3D Blast | Ep. #6 | M'Daddy Gambit | Super Beard Bros

[@superbeardbros]

QOTD: What is another character from another series that is bafflingly popular? (eg. Gambit, Boba Fett) Bonus QOTD: Honestly, how often do you blame game designers for your own short-comings?

[@Sir_Psych]

The Joker. He's pretty one noted and there are so many other more interesting Batman villains. He has good stories but he is being placed in far to much media that deserving. His whole appeal is just geared towards brooding teenagers.

[@Sir_Porthos]

I think baffling popular is Shadow the Hedgehog. Like he has a gritty background but like he is just a clone... maybe... And occasionally but has to be due to the overall concept of the game that causes an issue.

[@tpickles67]

Geno from Super Mario RPG. He was in that one game, but everyone is obsessed with adding him to Smash.

[@GurenKitsune]

@@Sir_Porthos it's not even gritty it's just a better metal Sonic lol

[@camoakes976]

Honestly, sonic as a series is filled with these characters...

[@dimitribazos1532]

The rewind on that lava boss had me like “Dr. Robotnik, I’m here to bargain”

[@Oldskoolguitar]

I don't get it, but it made me laugh.

[@madhippy3]

It is a Dr. Strange reference. That is all Ill say.

[@Dizz2K7]

@@Oldskoolguitar if you don't like the MCU, don't worry about it.

[@skoozy8614]

Gambit fan boy here, *pushes up glasses* -Gambit was a horseman of apocalypse -Rouge relationship arc -New son -Merriage to Bella Donna, uniting the thieves guild and the assassin guild -Plenty of buddy cop type team ups with wolverine, classic smoking buddies. -Then, yes, also organizing the mutant massacre If they made a movie, it would have to either be the Bella Donna story, if it's a backstory, or the mutant massacre if it's a later edition to the hopefully coming Disney x-men

[@MalikEKC]

Batman Beyond totally makes sense that people have a strong attachment to it. It has a unified and distinct aesthetic. The characters are interesting, fleshed out, well designed, and actually diverse. And it's like the only alternative Batman property that doesn't just reuse Bruce Wayne's old rogue gallery

[@syxtfour]

And as to how younger audiences may want it: syndication.

[@bazzfromthebackground3696]

Their version of the Royal Flush Gang was dope too.

[@acousticnoisemachine]

On Gambit: some people love an enigma, not so much for mystery, but because it makes them more of a blank slate of potential. When you just stay at the 'potential' stage, it makes the character a lot harder to dislodge from your mind. The flash-bulb memory of aesthetics combined with very little additional information to change that perception make for a very long-burning candle. It's a double-edged sword, though, because it's also why there's never going to be a widely praised Gambit-centric narrative. It may not draw revulsion, but any commitment to drag the character out of that grey space and into the spotlight with development is probably going to be met with a lot of "meh, it isn't really what I want", even if the person couldn't follow up with a description of how they'd do better.

[@marvelanddcretrospective]

I'd say the reason why Gambit is a fan favorite is because of his powers (they are freakin cool) and because he is a likable character, he's got the charisma and wisecracks and he can be serious when he needs to be; his chemistry with Rogue is also a big part of his popularity because the two share plenty of great moments; and although he has never really been a focus character whenever he has shown up he has usually brought energy and life to whatever story he has been a part of and he has never really had a sucky moment; all of his appearances usually involve him being badass.

[@PatrickZysk]

I think part of what Brett is missing about Batman Beyond (and quite a few cartoons) is that that show was on reruns for _years_ . I remember that it was on network TV Saturday mornings alongside Justice League Unlimited reruns. Cartoons have a much longer tail than a lot of other tv, so I think Alex's estimation of 25 year olds is probably closer than you think. The people who want a Batman Beyond movie are probably the youngest TV audience who only remember the cool parts of reruns from when they were like 10.

[@NoobixCube]

The X-Men animated series has a special place in my heart, and in that, Gambit is always this kind of menacing guy who you’re never sure is really one of the “good” guys, and in the 90s, that was a sure ticket to being considered cool.

[@buchiklop110]

Well, that, and that sexy accent of his. The one that only that specific VA can do and no other VA has been able to replicate since.

[@greglucas7735]

This is all true. Also I remember his origin episodes with the "Thieves vs. Assassins" down in the Bijou were awesome as hell. hooked me in.

[@Zachs__Art]

So im 18 and batman beyond was on tv when i was like 10 and there were comics i read at like 15 that was still running

[@corrinking96]

Alex: We cant end this episode until you get up this hill Brett: *tries another dozen times to get up hill and slides off platform* Brett: Ok guys see you next time I laughed so hard

[@bobert4108]

I think Brett forgets that Batman Beyond had re runs on TV so younger kids could get it

[@mechashadow]

Now that...is true exemplification of Age.

[@tman1782]

True

[@pilarfarfan]

Absolutely, because I was just as shocked as Alex when Brett said it came out in '99. I don't think I was 6 watching Batman Beyond, but it's certainly a show I made sure to catch as a kid

[@unnoticedhero1]

Yeah I remember as a teen seeing Digimon seasons 1-3 air on cable like at least 5 years after it initially aired and I'm sure some kids grew up with it that didn't know it was older than that, I'm pretty sure before streaming became mainstream it was done with pretty much every kind of show, I know I'd seen probably hundreds of re-runs of Seinfeld and the Simpsons over the years since our family never had cable and you'd just watch what was on tv to pass the time.

[@nedaraid3372]

I feel that since Batman Beyond's story is kinda timeless it always captures new fans when it gets reruns.

[@Jgt612]

QOTD: Waluigi. That’s all However I’m a 28 year old dude and I would see a Batman Beyond film in a heartbeat. I had the exact vibe Brett described, watched it as a kid after school and it stayed near and dear to me

[@MrRadishification]

As another 28 year old, get out of my head! Lol

[@thebradzone3922]

oh i can answer why waluigi is popular. pretty sure it started with people jokingly saying he was their favorite after recognizing that nintendo weirdly never uses him or characterizes him at all other than “guy standing next to wario” and then other people thought it was funny so they joined in. and as with all jokes sustained over a long period of time, that devotion eventually became genuine in a lot of people. which, for me is still really funny, because despite the sudden popularity nintendo still like REFUSES to acknowledge that he even exists lmao

[@marvelanddcretrospective]

I hope Alex was joking; Gambit doesn't say credit card; he says "Kinetic Card" because you know, he has cool ass kinetic powers.

[@nrnrn999]

I feel like they ignored that when they were talking about these characters. Sure, Jean Grey and Cyclops a nd Magneto are more developed characters for people to be interested in but Gambit just oozes cool: trench coat, cajun accent, exploding playing cards, a cool staff, actually interestingly implemented powers, a bit of a scoundrel with a heart of gold personality. Gambit is a cool character and that's enough to attract people.

[@truant6910]

You are correct, he was indeed joking

[@marvelanddcretrospective]

@@truant6910 hard to tell

[@tman1782]

The fact that Gambit was on the most popular incarnation of the Xmen and his unique power and look insure him fan favorite status I mean who doesn't love a charming rouge and he has the same cool background character vibe that people cry about wolverine not having anymore

[@Arlenthasala]

So the thing about characters being popular despite how much they actually do in their mediums tends to just be people latching on to what they feel is a cool concept and their minds just filling in the blanks. So so many people just saw Gambit with his power/attitude and then just ran with it.

[@bobert4108]

Brett, Batman Beyond would be sick, that's all I gotta say, from a 20 year old, even a reboot show would be cool

[@TheDilligan]

It's the same way movie lines become famous. Like "I'll be back".. it's such a minor phrase in the movie. But for some reason that line really stuck.

[@TheTakashishiful]

It's funny how Brett, someone who has gone back and watched so much stuff from before his time, forgets people younger than him also do that. I was *born* in 1999 and there's all sorts of 90s and even some 80s stuff I grew up with. Both of my own accord, and stuff my parents wanted to show me from their youths. Stuff like Punky Brewster, He-Man, Pokémon Indigo League, Mario Super Show, Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, and I'm sure there are still kids today watching Full House like my mom and I both did when we were kids.

[@luhvhue4591]

These guys talking about Gen-Z'rs like Boomers talking about Millennials.

[@camoakes976]

22 almost 23, and I'm clamoring for more batman beyond!

[@edman4327]

Also in terms of important gambit moments, he was once one of apocalypse's horsemen. He was the horseman of death I believe.

[@SpoofyJ]

Some characters I like for their actual character and story, some I like just for the fact they look cool. Gambit for me is in the latter. That's all I need.

[@warrioroflight6761]

God I love when Brett and Alex talk about comics

[@jpcsdutra]

I'll tell you right now why Gambit was so popular beside looking/acting cool. He was tapping Rogue, and there wasn't anyone that didn't want to tap Rogue.

[@mechashadow]

While I agree the Gambit Effect is a thing, I don't agree that Batman Beyond falls under that effect really..

[@sirekumasutra7022]

2:24 being on the 90s cartoon and also his relationship with Rogue.

[@Plaguelight]

Going on 33, still want more Batman Beyond episodes to be made, rebooted or not. Movie would be cool, too, as long as we don't get any writers/directors wanting to get "unique" with it. Also, Terry did A LOT in his time on the show, so it makes sense why he's so beloved as a character! Gambit is really all about his one-liner(s) and the fact that he uses cards as a weapon. That's it. Edit: As I say with any game involving mechanics most have trouble with, (i.e. motion controls, soulsborn, etc) it's RARELY the game, MOST OFTEN the player.

[@lolnahnvm208]

Gambits character design is just pure 90s. He was an antihero as well, which fares well for action cartoon characters like Vegeta.

[@ScozzWasTaken]

From episode start straight into 15 minutes of comic book character analysis. This is it, we've reached peak Brett.

[@buchiklop110]

X-Men: The Animated Series doesn't have the pedestal that Batman: The Animated Series has been put on, but aside from the movies, that cartoon is still the defining example of X-Men among casual fans, ESPECIALLY for Gambit. No other X-Men cartoon series (or, to be quite frank, post-1990 comic) has had even 1/10th the impact the 90's show has. Morph was killed in Episode 2 and was revived BECAUSE he was so popular with fans. As for Batman Beyond, Brett seems to be forgetting that the show had reruns on both Cartoon Network and Toon Disney well into the early 00's, has had multiple DVD/Blu-ray sets, and was recently put on HBO Max. Believe it or not, kids don't exclusively watch cartoons made within the last 2-3 years. They've tried to incorporate Terry into the comics multiple times, but it usually is super terrible, most notably Future's End. Also, I will pass on The Dark Knight Returns live-action movie. Frank Miller as a whole needs to be kicked to the curb. I don't want to see any of his works adapted any more than they already have. BvS already more or less adapted it anyway and the animated version was relatively faithful. That's enough. Fuck Frank Miller. Get him and his Holy-Terror-creating-ass outta here for the fuck ever.

[@pilarfarfan]

Yoo thanks for letting me know Batman Beyond got put on HBO Max! I gotta add that to my list

[@CthulhuianBunny]

And Batman Beyond had that crossover with Static Shock that wound up in reruns too. I do feel like X-Men Evolution had an impact too, though probably not as much. It _did_ get my brother and I to watch it and be invested in the characters (we're both not that into X-Men).

[@buchiklop110]

@@CthulhuianBunny Evolution did have a very specific impact, but it wasn't as far reaching as the 92 series. Rogue is probably the show's biggest impact.

[@CthulhuianBunny]

@@buchiklop110 Most definitely. And I forgot to say, I'm 100% with you on Frank Miller.

[@NinjaKingAce]

I feel like because Batman Beyond doesn't show up very often, that's why people are excited to see more of him Gambit is just great character design and writing. Sometimes that's all you need

[@PencilShavings]

Does Brett not realize how accessible media is?

[@thebradzone3922]

he got 90s kid brain 😖🙏 god bless him

[@johnsantisteban7362]

When Alex answered Brett with "Deadpool" I had a "what did he just say?" moment 🤣

[@DrAustinSauce]

I just turned 26 exactly one month ago, and I f***ing LOVED Batman Beyond growing up. That and Static Shock were two of my go-to "Must Watch" shows, as well as any time the X-Men animated series was on. At the same time, I was one of those kids that also got along really well with my friends' older siblings.

[@thehangedman1393]

23:17 TOO MUCH PINK ENERGY IS DANGEROUS

[@ThatOneGuyDudeThingy]

This endcard song is so much better than the other one

[@healerhusk6290]

I'm currently 24 and I watched it as a kid.i remember getting up early Sunday to watch it

[@healerhusk6290]

I was thinking of the show where bats is old and passed the mantle

[@jonringo2570]

All of the characters you mentioned have something really important in common: they all look really cool. I think the majority of fans of franchises are casual, and if you don't know really deep lore, character design is what will stand out in your mind. And if the characters themselves are really badass looking, you probably want to see them in a really tight movie.

[@shadowsofsaddness]

I’m 24, I was born in 1997, legit two years before Batman beyond came out. (Almost exactly according to google, I’m a month off) and I LOVED that show. I loved Batman beyond. I loved Batman the animated series, I loved Batman the NEW animated series, I loved Superman the animated series. And yes I know now that those were all reruns by the time I would be, like, coming back from school to watch them, but that didn’t matter to me. In that same vain I LOVED the X-Men cartoons too. And Gambit was very charming, I think his real name is Remmy (damn well spelled completely wrong probably). He was Cajun, he had a deck of cards, and he had a thing with Rouge who was this very very cool Southern Belle. Then when I was a teenager and able to look up comics and read stories about these characters, one hundred percent all that fandom energy just got more intense. I love how much of this comment section is just; Brett: What do you know about Batman Beyond and Gambit young blood? Audience: Quite a lot actually.

[@frankiecedeno3724]

Batman Beyond had reruns well into the third millennia. I’m 22 and myself and my younger siblings watched Batman beyond a lot on TV.

[@dariuspatrick1385]

Gambit just has a really cool set of powers and personality that makes people (or me at the very least) want to see more of him. He's my favorite X-men not because of what he's done but what he could do if given the chance. He has a lot of unutilized potential

[@VelvetAura]

To be fair, Robotnik was always called Eggman in Japan. They just brought it over with Adventure, though they did make his canon last name Robotnik.

[@karelfinn2343]

When I played this game as a kid, I remember that lava boss being really easy, because he doesn't move any you can just hit him over and over again. But I didn't have a rewind button, so I had to actually get a handle on the controls to get that far into the game. That seems to be what's tripping Brett up.

[@morgankelley6696]

batman beyond was one of the shows that i loved im in my early 20's myself and i remember watching batman the animated series and batman beyond. I LOVED THAT SHOW it was so good.

[@shatteredtimelord]

I am 21 (almost 22) and I love Batman Beyond. I wouldn't say I am clamoring for a live action adaptation, but absolutely would watch it if one was made.

[@Dynamic_madman117]

I’m 19 and I grew up watching Batman beyond, I had dvds I would watch it on. So yes people like me do exist haha

[@huptup]

I'm 23 and grew up watching the animated series and beyond on wb cartoons. Love that show would love a movie

[@SnippyDoughnut]

beyond was airing well into the 2000's

[@llchurch425]

I’m 26 and I remember Batman Beyond I loved watching that show when I was younger.

[@fandomkiller]

glad to see "TED" mic'd up

[@odum146]

I think the thing with people loving Gambit is that he's like when you have a crush on someone and only see that ideal concept in your head because you haven't had a lot of runs or anything with him to spend time with him and get a more normalized view

[@samslash9]

There is still a Batman beyond comic that comes out regularly. That's how it still keeps popular

[@thebradzone3922]

big brain life hack is if you set the vid quality down a bit, you can make your very own invisible shield frame rate effect

[@murraywebb1264]

being a 27 year old dude, I slightly grew up with the batman beyond cartoon. it was on cartoon network for a brief while, and I loved every episode of it that aired.

[@supervisedchaos]

Gambit was my favorite from xmen on genesis never read the comics or anything he was just my jam

[@TheDirector999]

I think y'all are forgetting that Batman Beyond was doing re-runs well into the late oughts, like sure it started in 99 but new kids were still watching it up through at least 06

[@Skranatic77]

on the subject of Batman Beyond, I'm 24, going on 25 (May '96). The show came out long before my sister was born in Dec '99. I grew up with it, Batman TAS, Superman TAS, JL & JLU. I can assure you here and now Terry is still my favorite Batman. Gib more.

[@HoisinBurger]

I just want to say, I'm 28 and I remember watching and loving Batman Beyond

[@AndromeduhTL]

23 year old here, and I love Batman Beyond. Looking forward to the movie

[@alejandrovaldez9848]

I’m 22 and I grew up with original X-men, Spiderman, and Batman beyond because of channels like Jetix that rereleased old shows from the 90’s in the mid 2000’s.

[@Killerdroid]

I'm 17 and Batman Beyond was literally my Saturday Morning on Cartoon network

[@W3H4V3PR0BL3MS]

I would like to point out that I watched Batman beyond repeatedly since I was a little kid and I still watch it today and I'm 28. I would love a Batman beyond movie but at the same time I also want a Spider-Man 2099 movie. but I agree with Ted I'm tired of seeing dark Knight returns as every Batman movie because it's frankly overdone and annoying and Zack Snyder sucks.

[@sketchasaurrex4087]

There was a comic series for Batman Beyond, idk if it's still going but that did bring in a new wave of fans. A friend started reading that and thought that comic was such a cool new idea and I blew his mind showing him the tv show and movie.

[@charlesault3839]

10:00 does anyone remember Gambit being in X-Men Origins Wolverine? Because as abysmal as that movie was Gambit was pretty kickass in it

[@DoctorPhilGud]

Im 25 and I grew up watching batman beyond. When I was a kid I didn't know what re-runs were and I didn't know the show was "old". It came on my TV with all my other cartoons like Static Shock

[@Dizz2K7]

People like Gambit because he's an interesting character. He's the most relatable of all the made-up people. He's fairly human.

[@lucasblanchard47]

To Brett: I was born in 1990 and DAMN, I would really love to discuss comics from my childhood and just shoot the shit with someone as knowledgeable as yourself! That would be absolutely fucking delightful. I remember getting home from school and QUICKLY doing my homework so that I could watch Batman: Beyond on Toonami and Kids’ WB on the weekends! It was definitely one of my favorites and I would love to refresh my memories about it, maybe I’ll give the whole series a rewatch! To Alex: dude. I want to play Destiny with you someday! I’m on Xbox but I also play on my laptop sometimes! I’ve been a huge Destiny fan since day one and it would be SO SICK to run a raid with you or something! I haven’t raided in AGES, and I bet it’d also be absolutely fucking delightful. To Ted: you are an absolutely fucking delightful treasure. Never change. Much love from Texas to all of y’all! ☺️

[@joshuamacleod7339]

I fell in love with Gambit when I was a kid because of the Xmen cartoon, just like many others, but now being an adult and having access to a lot more media, going back and seeing different stories gives me more appreciate for comics in general SPOILER GAMBIT BECOMES A THE HORSEMAN OF DEATH AND LOOKS DAMN COOL!

[@Oldskoolguitar]

Brett: Ted, nigga you old! Ted: Yeeaah I am.

[@wickedwild3566]

I can never tell if Brett is hitting the mic on purpose for comedic effect, or if it's always an accident and coincidentally hilarious.

[@Deraphim]

I honestly think the reason Gambit might be so popular is it's immediately obvious he is a character who will flirt with you no matter who you are or what you think is wrong with you. Like anywhere between 40%-80% of his popularity.

[@YaminoMizu]

I'm 19, turning 20. I'd love more Batman beyond. I adore it and the vibe. You'd be surprised how many of us have seen these things via reruns and grew up from them, or just the iconic status of them.

[@wantadog1]

“How often do you blame game design for your own shortcomings?” Me: *just finished rewatching their LA Noire playthrough* Well that’s topical. Anyway. I tend to just angrily say things just to vocalize my frustration. I’ll pettily say things like “ugh! You made me lose!” I don’t mean it. It’s just something to say. I don’t handle rage games well.

[@theak-gm4yg]

I'm 23 and I LOVE Batman Beyond! I'd LOVE Batman Beyond to return! Terry needs more stuff!

[@robertbrush6745]

Bretts greatest foe, slopes

[@awesomeianTV]

I'm 24, and while I'm not exactly clamoring for a Batman Beyond film, I would absolutely be interested to see one, the nostalgia factor would be too hard to ignore

[@thomasscott6146]

Beyond illike played on repeat till like 2009 tbh I remember seeing that show and I'm just about to turn 21

[@TrashTalkin]

Big Gambit moment? Mutant Massacre.

[@ember6088]

25 here. I got super into Batman Beyond when they ran reruns on Toonami. I watched it with my dad alongside League and Unlimited when I was a child. When I got older (13ish) I ended up pirating the whole DCAU and rewacthed it all a few times. Then they started running reruns on the Hub and Boomerang, early in the morning when I got ready for High School. So yeah. That's my deep Batman Beyond love and attachment for you. Pretty simple.

[@Nefi424]

To go off the Gambit / Batman Beyond conversation, I definitely grew up watching that cartoon and the Xmen show. Gambit was my favorite X-men (also in MvC), and I wouldn't mind a Batman Beyond movie. I'm 23. They were definitely still replaying those shows in public TV while I was growing up.

[@WPN300]

Genuinely shocked by how popular characters like ant man are so popular (before the mcu) because that character did some horrible stuff in comics. But to defend my boy Gambit. He's awesome fell in love with him as a kid while playing the X-Men legends games and then went back after the fact to read all the comic stories around him (apocalypse arc, mutant massacre, etc) :). He's been my favourite superhero since.

[@Rhysdormu]

It's not the question, but I think Darwin from X-Men is pretty underrated and got woefully misused in First Class.

[@CrazyKoopaCat]

if you lower the video quality to like 480p or lower, you absolutely get so see (or...i guess not see) the thing with the shield. it's kinda funny.

[@apollolux]

Re QOTD: you mentioned Thunderstrike, but for me growing up in the 90s I somehow read Eric Masterson as Thor before I read Donald Blake as Thor. FWIW, I also ended up reading Infinity Crusade (the third Infinity event, with Adam Warlock's female counterpart) before Infinity Gauntlet (the first one, with Thanos) and Infinity War (the second one, with Warlock's evil male counterpart The Magus). Re bonus: TBH, probably under 10% for me, mostly because I end up blaming myself for a lot of stuff by default.

[@daniels6322]

Landstalker was awesome!

[@thegamesresearcher]

Well, i'm not that familiar with Gambit's "character" from the comics, and while i watched the 90's cartoon, i don't remember much from it... but i DID like Gambit in Avenger Alliance since he was such a combo-beast :D... also: everyone loves Batman Beyond, it's a good way to explore the way the batfamily turned out as they grew too old to continue the crime-fighting WITHOUT some overconvoluted time travel plot itself ;)

[@youreallinsane]

My favorite X-man is Gambit and my favorite Spider-man villain is Venom because they were cool when I was a kid.

[@KodiakDad]

I'm 28 in May, and I could get behind a Batman Beyond movie.

[@rbaws1]

Bruh, I'm 25 and i grew up with Batman Beyond. I actually need to rewatch it at some point.

[@Tharathgar]

I'm 28 and I love Batman Beyond, I don't know if I want a movie but I would watch it.

[@OniLink99999]

I don't know what Gen I am anymore, but I'm 27 and grew up adoring Batman Beyond (and the 90s X-Men cartoon) - I think you might be underestimating how long those shows were re-run, as well as the fact that video shops were a thing and you could rent these shows XD Although to be clear, I saw Batman Beyond while it was still airing new eps.

[@PkKirby]

QOTD: Capitan Falcon Going solely off the F-Zero games, Falcon doesn’t have much going for him. For the majority of the game he’s in his car, and for the few times he is outside it, like in F-Zero GX, there isn’t much about him that stands out. On top this, most people who love Falcon haven’t even played an F-Zero game, hence why we haven’t seen one in decades. The reason he is so loved now is explicitly Smash Bros and the persona given to him in that series. Sakurai’s interpretation of Falcon is the new normal, and people want to see Falcon more because of that interpretation rather than who he is in F-Zero. Been seeing people clamoring for a Falcon beat-em-up or another F-Zero, which is fine, but the reason you want it is because of the Smash Falcon, not F-Zero Falcon.

[@buchiklop110]

To be fair, F-Zero has sold over a million units on both the N64 and GameCube. It's the GBA games that didn't do well.

[@MEYGOAD]

QOTD - There's a character in Breath of Fire 2 who is practically the poster girl for the series, named Katt. However, unlike the protagonist Ryu, and the winged girl, Nina, who both appear in every entry, Katt is just a party member in the second game. She doesn't even do much, she's just a furry cat girl with no pants.

[@nativityinpsyche]

Harley Quinn wasn't a comic character until batman the animated series!

[@Haysoos]

Hearing the comic talk is so nice, going to have to send in the quech I just thought of to Alex's New 52 pod and have him ask Brett as well.

[@griffdanthemanfield4882]

I might be an outlier but I'm only 20 and Batman Beyond was a huge part of my childhood

[@pilarfarfan]

Was Alex in the middle of saying that he took a class on Harry Potter in college, and Brett just never revisits that? What would that even be about?

[@dimitribazos1532]

Possibly a literature course, or maybe a film course? According to Google there’s a fair few college and university courses on Harry Potter, across a range of disciplines.

[@thematthew4324]

i'm 23 and watched batman beyond as a kid, and i'm excited for the movie

[@kagato0987]

In the end card song, what episode is Alex's quote about his eyeballs touching together come from?

[@DrGibbs007]

It is from The Sonic Adventure DX LP, in the early few episodes.

[@kagato0987]

Thank you :-]