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“It’s very much a ‘make peace with your so-called god’ facial expression.”
Now I know what you’re saying: isn’t every episode of the Hey Poor Podcast the tangent episode? Well, hypothetical friend, let me tell ya – this episode makes every other episode we’ve done look on-topic and relevant. I “I Spent Two Hours Trying To Edit The Echoes Out Of My Audio Sorry” Coleman, in particular, tramples over everyone else’s section, but Anthony “I Should See A Doctor” Spivey and Jay “I Am Happy To Agree” Petrequin get in on the action too, as we talk about everything from Chicken Run to Mirage: Arcane Warfare, Orange is the New Black to how to get that perfect Danny DeVito body. Also: exciting new developments in “Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle Watch” (which we reported on FIRST, every other videogame podcast), Wargaming turns out to be a slightly less terrible company than we thought, and Jay and I lose their minds over how bad Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales was. All this and more, on the Hey Poor Podcast!
Games/Films/Etc of the Week: Disgaea 5 Complete on the Switch, Second Opinion: Valve Hates You (And Maybe You Should Hate Valve), Dynasty Feud, Heroes of the Storm, Poker Night 2, RiME, The Boy and the Beast, Mirage: Arcane Warfare, Injustice 2, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Audience Questions: Thoughts on movies based on videogames, the return of food questions, Wonder Woman impressions, how not to get hyped for big releases
The News: Everyone else finally caught up to us and realized that Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is a thing, Resident Evil is getting rebooted with a new six-film franchise (ugggghhh), and new information about the Wargaming YouTube controversy
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