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Episode 147 - Oscar Noms

Julian Meush January 16, 2020

After a nice holiday break, the ToB Crew is back ti business with another regular episode. There’s a lot to catch up on, not the least of which being a plethora of trailers. First up it’s the next installment in Sony’s extended Spider-Man universe with Morbius, then another Marvel Studios adjacent film with New Mutants, an ACTUAL Marvel Studios movie with Black Widow, and of course another look at DC’s Birds of Prey, among others. The guys then dive into some of the news, touch on Netflix’s the Witcher, and then jump into the winners from this years Golden Globes while at the same time diving into the Oscar nominations. All that and so much more on the first full ToB Podcast of 2020!

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Tags Morbius, New Mutants, Birds of Prey, Black Widow, Marvel, DC, Tennant, Agree or Disagree, Warner Brothers, Star Wars, Lucasfilm, Star Wars Episode IX, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Batman, The Batman, Harley Quinn, Thor: Love and Thunder, Rian Johnson, Taika Waititi, Knives Out, Oscars, The Witcher, Golden Globes, 1917, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, The Clone Wars
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Episode 142 - Spider-Man: Returning Home

Julian Meush October 3, 2019

After weeks of “Slow News Day” podcasts the the floodgates have finally opened and there’s almost too much too talk about. The main story of course is Spiderman’s triumphant, albeit temporary, return to the MCU; the guys discuss both the implications for the MCU as well as potential Sony Universe concepts. From there we transition to Star Wars with news that Kevin Feige may be bringing his Marvel experience to Disney’s other cinematic universe, also, the Obi-Wan series has found a director and J.J. Abrams opinion on Emperor Palapatine’s inclusion in the Episode IX. All this plus some crazy trailers and a couple “Agree or Disagree” segments.. feels good to have a real show again.

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In The Tower of Babble Podcast Tags Birds of Prey, DC, 1917, Stranger Things, Primal, Marvel, MCU, Marvel Studios, Daredevil, Punisher, Star Wars, Star Wars Episode IX, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Lucasfilm, Kevin Feige, Kathleen Kennedy, Disney+, Sony, Uncharted, The Irishmen, The Batman, Batman, Jurassic World 3, Jurassic Park, Emmys, Emmy Awards, Lord and Miller, Spider-man, CW, Arrow, Superman, Kevin Conroy, Teen Titans, Teen Titans GO!, Ad Astra, The Good Place, Kenobi
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Episode 140 - Young...ish Elrond?

Julian Meush September 12, 2019

Another slow news week means that once again, the critical darling, “Joker” leads off the show. “Joker” took home the Golden Lion prize at the Venice Film Festival and made it’s North American debut at TIFF, so you know there was some news bits to follow up on. Besides that, came the surprising news that a Jurassic World short film is dropping next week, and that an actor who looks suspiciously like Elrond was cast in Amazon’s “Lord of the Rings” series. Plus, Julian and Jeremy review the first episode of the new season of “Titans”. All that and… not that much else to be honest, on this week’s Tower of Babble Podcast.

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In The Tower of Babble Podcast Tags Trailers, Birds of Prey, Joker, DC, Warner Brothers, Batman, Jurassic World, Marvel, Hawkeye, The Mummy, Lord of the Rings, Titans, DC Universe
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Episode 125 - Gladiator 2... But Why?

Julian Meush November 6, 2018

This week the ToB Crew discuss Ridley Scott's incessant need to make a squeal to every single one of his movies, the very strange names for the Avatar sequels, the Boba Fett movie officially being cancelled, the first look at Henry Cavill as Geralt in The Witcher series, and Naomi Watts being cast in the Game of Thrones spin-off. Plus Julian and Jeremy dive into episode 3 of Titans and talk C4 Comic-Con. All that and so much more in this week’s Tower of Babble Podcast!

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In The Tower of Babble Podcast Tags Ridley Scott, Gladiator 2, Avatar, Ewan McGregor, Birds of Prey, DC, Black Mask, Boba Fett, Lucasfilm, Star Wars, Falcon, Winter Soldier, Disney, Marvel, Scarlet Witch, Vision, MCU, DC Universe, Henry Cavill, Witcher, Netflix, Fox, Simpsons, Game of Thrones, C4 Comic Con, Titans, The Good Place, Resistance
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Episode 118 - New Star Trek, More Star Wars

Julian Meush August 13, 2018

With Daniel stuck at work it's up to Julian and Jeremy to carry the load and discuss the latest in film and television news. The guys discuss the latest trailer for Tom Hardy's Venom and whatever else Sony has up their sleeve for their non-Spider-Man, Spider-Man universe, catch up on the latest developments in the James Gunn situation and talk Star Wars Episode IX as they begin produ... What's this? Dan has arrived and he's brought with him beer? It's a miracle! The three continue the discussion by talking about Patrick Stewart's surprise Star Trek announcement, the budget for the live-action Star Wars show and review Alex Garland's Annihilation. All this, and so much more, on this week's Tower of Babble Podcast!

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In The Tower of Babble Podcast Tags Venom, Sony, Spider-man, James Gunn, Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars Episode IX, Star Wars, Star Trek, JJ Abrams, Die Hard, DC, DCEU, DC Animated, Joker, Supergirl, Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman, Batwoman, Patrick Stewart, CBS, Resistance, Mission Impossible, Annihilation
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