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Binary System Podcast
Kathryn Adams

Binary System Podcast #519 – WTNV #292 “Collectibles (1999)” and Beastars

It’s another flashback episode as Leonard Burton tries to distract us from the fact that Cecil is still missing. This week’s trip to the archives takes us to 1999, where a young Cecil is dipping his toes into the information superhighway and spending way too much on Beanie Babies from the brand-new online auction site:

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llyzabeth

Binary System Podcast #518 – Beastars and Better Call Saul

On this week’s recap of Beastars season 3 episode 21 (…yes 21, we doublechecked this time it really is 21…) we ask the important questions: will Louis end up with Juno, or pine away for Legoshi? What’s up with the MMA rabbit woman? Why do the A-Team animators always handle the bits with the rats?

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llyzabeth

Binary System Podcast #516 – GalaxyCon, San Diego Comic-Con, and Beastars

Last weekend Binary System went to ALL THE CONVENTIONS. Well, two of them. But they were big ones! This week we’re recapping GalaxyCon in Raleigh and Comic-Con in San Diego, going over the good (Cosplay! Cute merch! Famous artists! Amazing Digital Circus meetup!!) the bad (ugh it was hot in San Diego) (oh like 79

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llyzabeth

Binary System Podcast #514 – Beastars, and RIP Sam Neill

Our plan tonight was to recap episode 17 of the final season of Beastars (you call THAT a “disguise”, Louis? Really?? Also, we’re really hoping Juno gets a happily ever after, but man alive it doesn’t look good), and we do, but first we had to talk about the passing of Sam Neill. He was

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llyzabeth

Binary System Podcast #511 – Backrooms, and WTNV #290 “A Solution”

We’re so glad we actually went to see Backrooms while it was still in the theater, partly because it’s exactly the kind of horror movie we like: scary, light on the gore, smart, just enough jump scares, and most of all intensely WEIRD. It’s deliciously unsettling and we could just marinate in that uncanny anti-nostalgia

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