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The conversation sparked by our episode on the ethics of thirst, particularly concerning queerness, has generated a wealth of listener feedback. Ashley returns to join me in sifting through the responses. We cover the outpouring of support, address some critical remarks, and, quite impressively, we manage to keep our discussion under 35 minutes—though with ads, it’s a tad longer.
Pepper is allergic to strawberries. There are some serious monitor continuity errors. Background buildings grow logos. What the heck was going on in the editing of this scene? Meanwhile, we learn that Tony has no idea how to apologize. But at least we get a sense they actually care about each other. Where might this go?
We totally buy into the twists in the film, but why do so many other people have problems with them? In a cast of great actors, which do we have issues with (if any)? And what do we think of James Mangold as a director? Is there anything that stands out as Mangolden techniques we see here? Tune in to this week’s show to get answers to these questions and more!