Fandom Done Right: Recent Episodes
Gazebo Effect Network
Spencer Price, Cole Harris, and Tim Duncan host an explorative journey through the idea of fandom. They bring their expertise to fandom they know well, bring on guests to help with ones they do not know as well, and laugh and joke as they adventure down Fandom Lane. Home of Marvel Monthly, Spencer and Tim Tackle, the Percy Jackson Read-Through, and more. The beloved “kitchen sink” podcast of The Gazebo Effect Network - our best shot at fandom done right. [Formerly The Gazebo Effect Podcast]
"To Me, My X-Men!"
Marvel Monthly is BACK on the podcast with Spencer and Tim trying to figure out the state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe before discussing the sleeper hit of the year, X-Men '97.
"Fan-fiction," "too-early legacy sequel," "bad" and many other words are used by our trio as they attempt to dissect the ridiculousness of the 5th and final Pirates entry. Stay to the end for what may be the wildest age-related trivia of the entire franchise.
Spencer carries the trio into the spinoff seas with Pirates 4. The episode gets wild as they talk the movies' interesting choices, the book it was based off of, and what made it STILL the most expensive movie ever made.
This week the trio attempt to unpack the finale of the trilogy/middle of the Pirate franchise's many twists, plot holes, and inconsistencies, ultimately trying to find the answer to the question, can a movie be fun and unmemorable?
We're back! Spencer kicks us off with a catch-all of news and speculation about Deadpool and Wolverine, Fantastic Four, and SUPERMAN, and then Tim sandwalks us through a review of the phenomenon that is Dune Part Two (but someone hated it...)
The Pirates Rewatch returns as Spencer takes us into the massive sequel to Black Pearl. Spencer gets very nitpicky on the title, the trio try to decide what kind of pirate deity/mythos Davy Jones fills, and of course, lots of talk on cannibals and 1 gigantic wheel.
Note - we recorded this prior to the Season 2 announcement and we're all very pleased to see this show move forward (hopefully with a bigger budget this go around). Enjoy our review! Let us know your thoughts via our social media pages.
Shiver me podcasts! It's high time for a new rewatch as the trio venture into over-charted waters with the Pirates of the Caribbean Series with the objectively best first movie. Spencer makes fun of test audiences, all three acknowledge the score carries the movie a bit, and Cole gets into trivia, specifically the dozens of actors considered to play Captain Jack Sparrow.
In Episode 2 of Season 9, the trio and guest Isabel discuss all things Marvel Echo, a celebration of Choctaw and Oklahoma Heritage but also a good show, and What If...?'s significantly better second season.
In our Season 9 opener, Spencer, Cole, and Tim talk about the show's small fixes of the book's errors, more god cameos, character performance inconsistencies, and Spencer mourns about Bruce Springsteen.
The trio reunite to cover the long anticipated Percy Jackson Premiere!
Spencer has some issues with pace, Cole nitpicks like every megafan should, and somehow Tim loves all TV now.
Alongside discussing the two major Marvel Studios projects that released on the same day, Spencer, Cole and Tim try to decide if "Echo" is going to be bad and if the MCU really is in shambles.
Magic Time Tree Time Codes:
0:00 - 32:30
Intro
What Have We Been Marvel-ing?
“The MCU is in Shambles” article
Echo Trailer Thoughts
32:30 - 1:03:35
Loki Season 2 Review
(Spoilers begin at 42:20)
1:03:35 - End
The Marvels Review
(Spoilers begin around 1:11:00)
In this edition of DC Digest, Spencer drags Cole and Tim both laughing and sighing through 'Dick Donner's' wild Superman movies. They also talk a little bit about the weird legacy that followed them.
In this special episode covering all things Dune, the trio revisit "Dune, Part One" in anticipation for "Dune, Part Two," Spencer gives his thoughts on the Original Novel and Dune: Messiah, and Spencer unveils a Dune adaptation that time forgot.
In the Season 8 Opener, Spencer supports a Shia LaBeouf movie, Cole doesn't know what ChatGPT is, and Tim apparently hated WALL-E (are any of us really surprised?).
Thanks for tuning in to Season 8, Episode 1! See you next week.
Posting the last recorded content of Season 7 for those that wanted our thoughts on Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning and Secret Invasion.
Season 8 begins October 20th! See you then - for now, enjoy!
Spencer, Tim, and Cole finish off covering every Indiana Jones movie on the podcast with their full review of the just-released Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
Available now wherever you listen to podcasts :)
The Flash - is it good? Is it bad? ....... is it too much to ask for both?
In our second edition of DC Digest, Tim tries to reel in Cole's praises and Spencer's trashing in an attempt to make a cohesive review. Tune in to our hot mess this weekend, and maybe not the Flash. (Listen to the first 8 minutes for Non-Spoilers!)
Back by popular demand, we're grinding our way through another bracket. This one we are working our way through essentially every major villain in history. But only one can be the best...
The Biggest Animated Movie of the Year (technically it's Super Mario but we have faith) is here and we have so many things to say about it. Check the time codes below to listen to our non-spoiler or spoiler thoughts depending on if you've seen it yet.
Bagel Shaped Time Codes
0:00 - 20:05
Intro, What Have We Been Marvel-ing?
20:05 - 27:50
Across the Spider-Verse NO SPOILER thoughts
27:50 - End
Across the Spider-Verse full spoilers review
It's time to Get Nuts. With a BRAND NEW SHOW on the podcast!
We welcome the listeners to DC Digest - home for DC reviews, expectations for the DCU, and revisiting the glory days of DC. Today we're exploring all things Michael Keaton ahead of the release of 'The Flash.' First we run through his two Batman films, then each of us brought a special surprise Michael Keaton flick we watched to talk about this episode. Enjoy :)
It's time - we 'come to a close' as it were with Tim and Spencer's rewatch of Mission: Impossible, ahead of Dead Reckoning coming out this Summer. They consider the wild inconsistent ride that is this series, while spending a good time talking about the incredible movie that is MI - Fallout. We're talking broken ankles, death defying stunt driving, skydiving from 5 miles up, it's all here.
We're planning to review Dead Reckoning in July, but send us your thoughts - what's YOUR favorite Mission: Impossible?
"Jub jub!!"
It's time to face the music as the trio review the movie that made everyone cry, except Tim. Available wherever you listen to podcasts :)
Alt. Caption - the episode where Spencer calls Cole a cold-hearted b&$#
Anti-Gravity Time Codes:
0:00 - 17:30
Intro, What Have We Been Marvel-ing?
17:30 - End
Guardians Vol. 3 Review
(Including but not withstanding, Cole’s List of Disappointments/Expectations Not Met)
( Non-spoilers 17:30 - 29:20 )
Cole and Tim finish out the X-Men Rewatch strong with a rewatch of The Wolverine (aka How I Met Your Grandfather) and Logan, the emotional conclusion of the Fox X-Men saga.
‘Shinct!!’ *Time Code Claws:
0:00 - 10:00
Intro, What Have We Been Marvel-ing?
(Quick Mandalorian Season 3 Thoughts)
10:00 - 32:35
The Wolverine
32:35 - End
Logan
Grab on to your nearest airplane side door because it's time for the best Mission: Impossible, at least, until the next one.
Join in with us as we discuss the scale up in character-development, writing, and stunts, as well as Sean Harris bringing in at least the second best Mission: Impossible villain. Also, we found the rabbit's foot.
Spencer and Tim's college friend and fellow Tom Cruise enthusiast Darin joins in as we, like Tom Cruise, CLIMB our way back into the Mission: Impossible rewatch. Join in the convo as we discuss 'The Incredibles' Director Brad Bird's positive influences on the film, the secret writer who saved the movie, and the paradox of "great movie, terrible villain?"
Maximum Effort.
We're seizing the time off from MCU releases to chat more ("MORE!!") about the Fox X-Men Universe. Following January's X-Men Team-Up Movie episode, today we chat about both Deadpool movies, as well as some speculation on Deadpool 3 and the future of the franchise. Thanks for listening! Give us our exclamation point of "Wham!" and leave us a review/give us some thoughts in the comments.
Zamboni-Killing Time Codes:
0:00 - Intro
Continuing Our Revisit of X-Men
What Have We Been Marvel-ing Lately?
18:40 - 54:15
Deadpool 1
A Side Story on Ajax/Abyss Man/Francis
MCU References
Deadpool 3/Wolverine Foreshadowing - Hugh Jackman references
54:15 - 1:21:50
Deadpool 2
MCU References (so many)
1:21:50 - End
Deadpool 3, Final Thoughts
Our full, disjointed review of the Shazam! Sequel is here. Not clickbait, but who liked the movie vs did not will probably surprise you.
(Stay to the end for a special Fandom Done Right DC announcement)
Tim and Cole talk all things Last of Us HBO, how it was adapted from the game, and round out with discussing how long they'd survive in the zombie apocalypse. Enjoy!
We're BACK to finish Eragon with a wild extensive round of Fan-Casting as well as wrapping up our thoughts on the incredible first book of the Inheritance Cycle.
(Skip the first 50 minutes or so to jump to our thoughts on the second half book thoughts)
It's here! The first MCU movie of Phase 5. Is it good? Are the Avengers screwed? We get into that as well as Superbowl trailers in a jam packed, speculation and ant-filled episode. Enjoy!
Oozy Time Codes:
0:00 - 14:20
Intro, What Have We Been Marvel-ing?
14:25 - 23:28
Super Bowl Trailer Thoughts
- Guardians 3
- The Batman Feat. The Flash
- Indiana Jones 5
- Fast X
- 65
23:30 - End
Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
(Spoilers 30:04 to the End)
The Percy Jackson Show Presents... Eragon!!
We're taking a break from the Percy Jackson universe and are expanding our YA pallet into the worlds of Alagaësia. In this first part, Spencer discusses some background on Paolini, Tim breaks down the Hero's Journey and how Eragon fits that mold, and Cole knocks on the movie once or twice as the trio work their way through the first half of the bestselling novel (and their hopes for the Disney+ Series adaptation).
WhereistheRabbitsFoot
Spencer and Tim are leaping into the third Mission: Impossible movie - the peak crazy Tom Cruise era MI film with a fantastic running sequence, a perfect villain, and a great director; stay to the end to hear in trivia how JJ Abrams pretty much saved this movie.
Over the break, Tim, Spencer, and Cole have taken this month's edition to explore the wild world of the Fox X-Men franchise of movies. They talk every team up movie from X-Men 1 to New Mutants (not the Deadpool and Wolverine movies, because we're doing those in specific Marvel Monthly's later this season!)
Before that, Spencer gives us an updated timeline including Phase Four! Time Codes Below:
Mutant, Not Mut-ated Time Codes:
0:00 - 9:32
Intro, What Have We Been Marvel-ing Lately
9:32 - 36:20
Marvel Timeline (Updated) Including Phase 4
36:20 - End
X-Men - all the X-Men Things
Throwing caution to the wind as only Tom Cruise can, Spencer and Tim threw their plans aside to cover every Mission: Impossible movie over the course of this Spring in prep for Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One this Summer.
Enjoy their trip to the 90's with the first romp transitioning the tv series to the movies, as well as a quick run over the '2 Fast 2 Furious' of the MI franchise in the second one. And of course, prepare for some trivia, aka, how much Tom Cruise fronts these movies behind and in front of the camera.
It's time for our Season 6 Finale and Cole thought of the brilliant chaotic idea of trying to rank every superhero show ever made on a completely randomized bracket. Brace yourselves.
The entire Gazebo Effect Network of Fandom Done Right, The Star Wars Historians Show, and The Show of Requirement: A Harry Potter Podcast, all the podcast hosts you know and love have come together to celebrate Christmas for our second Christmas Special.
Marvel Monthly swiftly returns to the podcast with the end of Phase Four. Not only do we discuss the Holiday Special but almost every piece of Phase Four from WandaVision to Guardians Holiday Special. Enjoy! Time Codes Below:
Time Codes (That Do NOT Resemble a Man)
0:00 - 28:10
Intro, What Have We Been Marvel-ing?
- The Marvel Ultimate Universe for Dummies
- Series of Unfortunate Endings
28:10 - 45:07
Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special
(Spoilers 29:30 - On)
45:07 - End
Phase Four Looking Back
Our full review of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is here! As well as Spencer's full pitch of a Daredevil game by Insomniac in between Spider-Man Ps4 and Spider-Man 2 Ps5. Thanks for listening! Time codes below:
Time Codes, but they’re very somber time codes:
0:00 - 18:20
Intro, What Have We Been Marveling?
- All about Tony Stark’s very confusing recent comic stories
- Tim read Avengers: Children’s Crusade - should there be a Young Avengers Series in between Avengers 5 and 6?
- Should Tony Stark be re-cast?
18:20 - 46:45
Pitching a Daredevil Game
46:45 - 1:32:31
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Review
(Spoilers Start at 51:20)
1:32:31 - End
End, What’s NEXT on Fandom Done Right?
Were we right in our fan-casting? Nope, but that doesn't mean we aren't hyped about the upcoming show. Catch our reactions to the cast so far, as well as some thoughts on Rick's new book and a couple more trailer thoughts.
It's Spencer's choice this time on the show and he has chosen a favorite time travel/romance/dramedy movie of his, 2013's "About Time"
Cole joins in as they talk the amazing writing, cast, wild Time-Travel logic, and of course, trivia. Enjoy!
Double topic week! We had not too many thoughts on Black Adam so we thought we'd finally tackle the listener-requested sequel episode, Superhero Showdown (see last October in Season 4 for the first installment). Enjoy!
Skinny, Pre-The Rock Time Codes
0:00 - 6:55
Intro, Black Adam Non-Spoiler Review
6:55 - 21:15 ish
Black Adam Full Spoiler Thoughts
21:15 - End
Superhero Showdown, Vol. 2
Welcome back! Cole, Tim, and Abby filling Spencer's shoes discuss the wildly confusing first season of Rings of Power. Enjoy!
It's Spooky Season on Marvel Monthly with wild reviews of the super fun homage-filled Marvel Presentation "Werewolf by Night" and the ridiculously fun last couple episodes of She-Hulk. Is the show overall good though? We answer it here. Thanks for listening! Time Codes Below:
Ted's Time Codes
0:00 - 19:35
Welcome, What Have We Been Marvel-ing?
19:35 - 40:25
Werewolf by Night Review (all spoilers)
40:25 - End
She-Hulk 6-9 (but mostly the last two episodes, all spoilers kids)
Tim brings us back to 2014 with his choice of the lovable Disney-but-Marvel-but-not-Marvel movie, Big Hero 6. Spencer and Tim recollect their love of this movie when it first came out and how much it holds up well, as well as diving into the very obscure comics the team originated from. Stick to the end for some Big Trivia (6). Enjoy!
We're back!
Giving you another unscripted, open conversation with the trio as we catch up, respond to a couple of write-ins, and take a big look at the quality of Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and look back.
Thanks for listening!
We're back with a bonus Lord of the Rings episode!
We talk about the Beatles' Lord of the Rings movie that was almost made, Cole responds to a listener and attempts to make a short summary of the Silmarillion to help us understand Rings of Power, and Spencer does some bonus trivia, influences, and hosts the Fandom Done Right Lord of the Rings Oscars. Enjoy!
It's Spencer's Choice this time on Spencer and Tim Tackle and he chose the beloved (but actually kind of dated and ridiculous) movie of National Treasure. They chat all things Nicolas Cage, some about Book of Secrets and the future of National Treasure (or lack of). Just some delicious jams and jellies guys - enjoy.
We're a day late, apologies for not making your Friday a Fandom Friday as the usual.
BUT we're here this weekend with our bombastic end to our most daring rewatch series yet on the Network. Enjoy our eating crow about Gandalf the White, Cole trying to explain to Spencer the undying lands, and a great discussion about Christian allegory in Lord of the Rings! Thanks for listening.
We're continuing our rewatch of the Lord of the Rings!!
More notes and quotes galore, as well as talking about the ladies of Middle Earth (or lack thereof), Peter Jackson sightings, memes, and we answer the question "Is Eragon a rip-off of Lord of the Rings?" Enjoy!
Hey friends!
Special episode today for our regular Marvel extravaganza. With no new content quite yet and still waiting on D23 announcements allowed Tim to provide his well-studied report on "Blade" and it's influence on comic book movies as we know it, as well as a small review of Blade (1998) as a movie with thoughts from Spencer and Cole. Enjoy!
Blood Sprinkler Time Codes:
0:00 - 1:30
Responding to Write-In about DC’s recent developments
1:30 - 16:10
Intro, What Have We Been Marvel-ing lately?
16:10 - End
Blade (1998) and the Trilogy's Impact on Comic Book Movies
The first episode in our Lord of the Rings Rewatch is HERE.
Join in for trivia, dumb questions from Spencer, memes, Peter Jackson sightings, and more (and yes, a little dialogue on the upcoming Rings of Power).
Our final Summer Special arrives with Spencer and Tim tackling a huge favorite.
Some quick story time, but mostly trivia and a wide range of bad-to-great impersonations from Spencer.
Enjoy!
We're back with our second Summer Special episode! We had a lot to cover with Thor's 4th outing, an entire season of Ms. Marvel, and Big Hero 6's spin-off show. Enjoy our thoughts and send us yours! Time codes below:
Time Codes:
0:00 - 18:00
Intro
News
What Have We Been Marvel-Ing?
18:00 - 34:57
Baymax! Season 1 Review
(Spoilers 22:07-34:57)
35:00 - 1:21:25
Ms. Marvel Season 1 Review
(Spoilers 39:17 - 1:21:25)
1:21:25 - End
Thor: Love and Thunder Review
(Spoilers 1:30:49 - End)
Season 5's Summer Specials continue. Catch all of Spencer and Luke's journey through the Thor movies all in one place.
Have a great weekend!
The Summer Specials continue with Cole wrapping up his 6 movie series on Jurassic Park with his review of the movie destroying the June box office, Jurassic World: Dominion. David (of The Show of Requirement and Star Wars Historians fame) joins Cole to discuss his thoughts on the movie as well as his first watch of the Jurassic Series over the last month. Although his absence was felt, Cole does give some of Tim's thoughts towards the end.
(Catch the first 8 minutes for non-spoilers)
Enjoy!
Our first Season 5 Summer Special is here for your enjoyment. Don't worry, we know about the REAL castings going on... reactions to come for that. In the meantime, catch all of our Kane Chronicles fan-castings before it comes out on Netflix (if that ever actually happens... we had fun anyway).
Spencer joins Cole for the final episode of the Jurassic Park Rewatch leading up to Jurassic World: Dominion. Stick to the end for a special visit from the Triviasaurus, as well as Spencer's sneak peek into Season 6 of the podcast.
See you in two weeks for our Jurassic World: Dominion Review! Cheers.
Cole's Jurassic Park Rewatch returns with the first entry in the new franchise. They talk the huge cast, new story, tropes carried over and abandoned, a Harrison Ford roast, and as always, have a friendly visit from the Triviasaurus.
Thanks for listening! Subscribe if you haven't already, and follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright and share with us YOUR thoughts on Jurassic World.
Sports returns to the podcast as Spencer and Tim talk about the tragic but inspiring story of We Are Marshall, aka Spencer's favorite football movie (... or is it??? Stay to the end for Spencer to ruin the movie by talking about the true story and how different it is)
Thanks for listening! Connect with us on Instagram @fandomdoneright or email in to gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com to give us your thoughts on We Are Marshall.
We had a banger of a time™️ recording probably the biggest Marvel Monthly yet where we talk the massive hit of a show that was Moon Knight and the sequel to Doctor Strange. Join along for our many thoughts on the Egyptian Ennead, Oscar Isaac, Deceptive Marketing, and more. (Non-spoilers included as well - see the time codes below).
Enjoy!
Magic Time Codes (the good kind of magic):
0:00 - 8:40
Intro, What Have We Been Marvel-ing Lately?
8:40 - 45:36
“Coffee with Moon Knight”
Episodes 4-6/Overall Review
(Spoilers 11:41 - 45:36)
45:36 - 1:33:50
Doctor Strange: In the Multiverse of Madness Review
(Spoilers 54:36 - 1:33:50)
1:33:50 - End
Wrap Up - What’s Next on Marvel Monthly?
The Percy Jackson Show returns one last time this Spring to work our way through our many thoughts on the end to the Kane Chronicles series. Tim comes along for great insight as our guest! Of course, Fan-Casting galore.
Thanks for listening! Connect with us on social media on Instagram @fandomdoneright to give us YOUR thoughts on the Kane Chronicles series, and subscribe to never miss an episode. Doctor Strange/Moon Knight next week! See you then.
Spencer and Tim return! We're back on the individual movie kick with a new format "Tim's Choice, Spencer's choice," where Tim has brought Spencer on an exhibition into the 80's with 1984's "The Last Starfighter." They tackle all the funny bits of the lore, cringeworthy cgi, and fun performances of the whacky cult classic. At the end they discuss trivia, including rejected action figures and the 2007 musical. Enjoy!
Cole brings on friend of the podcast Sierra to discuss her favorite Jurassic Park movie, Jurassic Park III (aka the scary one). As is custom, they discuss everything from pivotal moments to ranking character deaths, dinosaurs, and of course, Sierra has to give her thoughts on DNA replication.
We're back for more Marvel!! It's been a while but the trio unites to discuss Moon Knight, and Cole and Tim drag Spencer through a short review of the mess that was Morbius. Enjoy 😀🌙🎧
If you enjoyed the episode, give us a rating and share with a friend! It goes a long way for us. Make sure to connect with us on Instagram @fandomdoneright to share your thoughts on Morbius, or Moon Knight, or another fandom....
Time Codes, Magic Time Codes!
0:00-14:00
Intro
Too much hype for Doctor Strange II?
What have we been Marvel-ing lately?
14:05-29:13
A little Morbius for your troubles
(And Tim’s rant about deceptive marketing)
30:15-1:06:55
Moon Knight Episodes 1-3
(Spoilers start at 37:45)
1:06:55-End
Wrap-Up
The Jurassic Park Rewatch continues where Cole brings Tim on to discuss the slight letdown, but overall good time that is Jurassic Park 2. Enjoy!
Thanks for listening! Connect with us on instagram @fandomdoneright to get more content, and subscribe to never miss an episode. Marvel Monthly next week! See you then.
NEW REWATCH SERIES!
In prep for Jurassic World: Dominion, Cole is taking Fandom Done Right on a rewatch of all 5 Jurassic Park movies, bringing on various guests. This week, Cole brings on his childhood best friend Adrien who exposed him to Jurassic Park, and they discuss all the wills and wiles of this wacky but influential 90's movie.
Thanks for listening! Give us a follow on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content, and subscribe to never miss an episode.
We're back!
With a crazy time as we lost the original recording of this episode. So Cole and Spencer return to the studio for a brief highlight reel of the second book of the Kane Chronicles, as well as some fancasting. Enjoy!
Connect with us on social media @fandomdoneright on Instagram for more content, and please leave a review and subscribe if you haven't. Jurassic Park next week! See you then.
We saw The Batman, definitely one of if not the definitive Batman movies ever.
Tune in to the first 20 minutes for non-spoilers, then go see it! It's amazing.
Thanks for listening! Connect with us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content, and subscribe to never miss an episode!
Happy Batman Weekend!
While we all catch "The Batman" this weekend, the trio are covering what's generally accepted as the best Arkham game, whilst ending up jumping off topic to talk about other Arkham games. Many varying levels of impressions to come.
Thanks for listening! Connect with us on social media @fandomdoneright on Instagram for your thoughts on the Arkham games, Batman, or other popular fandom content that's coming out! Please subscribe and leave us a rating if you enjoyed the episode.
We're reviewing the 'biggest movie in the world' (until 'The Batman' comes out anyway). But we had fun!
Spencer and Cole bring their varied Uncharted knowledge to the variably loyal adaptation, and Isabel joins in to help establish if this is a great movie or just nostalgic.
Thanks for listening! Follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content, and tell us if you want more Uncharted content (because Spencer could talk all day about Uncharted).
Spencer and Tim finish the captivating Batman trilogy with, well, the least captivating Dark Knight movie. Still fun though!
Thanks for listening! Connect with us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content, and subscribe to never miss an episode.
We're continuing our rewatch of the Dark Knight trilogy with what is widely regarded as the best superhero film of all time.
Tune in for our take on the pinnacle film as well as Tim's trivia, mostly about the Skyhook.
Thanks for listening! Connect with us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content and to let us know your thoughts on the trilogy. (You can also email in to gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com )
Marvel Monthly is back on the Fandom Done Right podcast with a wild episode. A full-packed what we 'marvel-ed' over the break, our first Marvel Monthly video game review, and going back to our favorite Netflix Marvel show and seeing how it holds up. Join in the conversation on Instagram @fandomdoneright . Time codes below:
Time Codes:
0-23:10
Intro
Make Your Own Avengers Team
What Have We Been Marveling Lately?
23:10-49:11
Guardians of the Galaxy Game Review
49:11-1:28:27
Daredevil Season 1 Rewatch/Review
1:28:27-End
Wrap Up
Spencer and Tim are jumping in on a new series as they rewatch the very influential, very beloved Dark Knight Trilogy. They start today by talking through rebooting Batman with Batman Begins, a crazy great movie that somehow came out in 2005.
Is this the best reboot ever? Message us on Instagram or email in to gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com for any and all the Dark Knight trilogy thoughts.
Thanks for listening! Subscribe/Follow for more great content, and give us a rating/review here or to your friends. Give us a follow on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more fandom content.
Season 5 Kicks Off hard with a NEW Read-through Series! Our Percy Jackson Show brings back the hilarious duo of expert-Cole re-reading his favorites while adult-Spencer reads Riordan-books for the first time.
(Catch the first 10 minutes for non-spoilers!)
Thanks for listening! Please leave a review and give us a follow to never miss an episode, and follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright to get more content.
Our final episode of 2021. Happy New Year and thanks for listening!
(We're taking a few weeks off, but we'll be kicking off Season 5 of the podcast January 21st with the Kane Chronicles Read-Through: The Red Pyramid!! Get psyched and get reading!)
Wrapping up 2021 on the Podcast is our final Marvel Monthly Christmas Edition where we talk about Hawkeye Episodes 1-5 as well as the highly anticipated Spider-Man: No Way Home. Merry Christmas! Thanks for listening!
Time Codes:
0:00-12:39
Intro
Some (non-spoilery) Marvel news
What are We Marvel-ing?
12:39-57:35
Hawkeye Episodes 1-5 Review
(Spoilers throughout)
57:35-
Spider-Man: No Way Home Review
(Spoilers start at 1:05:40)
Just before No Way Home releases to the world, we're taking a look back at the first two installments of the "Home" trilogy of Spider-Man. Here is a compilation episode of Spencer and Cole's reviews of Spider-Man: Homecoming and Far from Home from Season 2.
(Our No Way Home episode will be released the minute we finish it, so subscribe here or follow our instagram @fandomdoneright to make sure you don't miss when it drops) Merry Christmas! Thanks for listening!
Just a week away from Spider-Man: No Way Home, and all that it may and will bring, Spencer and Cole sit down (in person!!) to chat up everything from No Way Home speculation to ranking Maguire, Garfield, and Holland's portrayals, to favorite Spider-Men's of all time; and as par the course of 'Unscripted' episodes, many, many tangents.
Thanks for listening! We have one more Spider-Man Month episode before No Way Home which will release on Tuesday - and the Marvel Monthly: Spider-Man: No Way Home, Hawkeye 1-5 will drop as soon as we finish it before Christmas, so make sure to subscribe and follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright so you'll know first when it drops (as it will probably not be on a Friday). Love you guys! Merry Christmas.
Spider-Man Month continues with an infamous episode - a long-mentioned, long-awaited episode on Spencer seething out all his thoughts on the Spider-Man villain "The Scorpion." As is usual with "Fair, or Not?" installments, Cole hosts and makes the final call.
Thanks for listening! We got a couple more Spider-Man episodes to come before No Way Home, so get excited! Make sure to follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright and subscribe to never miss an episode.
Spider Man Month Begins!
Spencer and Tim chat it up about the underrated reboot of Spider-Man in 2012, Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man. Listen to Spencer geek out about Martin Sheen's Uncle Ben, the strange looking lizard, great acting from Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, and of course, ~amazing~ trivia.
Thanks for listening! Follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content, and subscribe to never miss an episode.
Lots of stuff to come for Spider-Man Month! Next episode comes on Tuesday.
Finishing off the "movies we loved growing up" series, Spencer and Tim talk about one of their favorite movies from the late 90's early 2000's, Oceans Eleven.
Thanks for listening! Subscribe and follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content.
Welcome back to Marvel Monthly!
Got a lot of stuff going on today with casting announcements, trailers, announcements of our own, a fun comic review, and of course we did our duty of reviewing Eternals, which we're only a little less mixed about then the critics. But we had tons of fun, and we hope you enjoy this as well.
Next on Marvel Monthly: Hawkeye Episodes 1-5, and Spider-Man: No Way Home!
Time Codes below if you want to skip around:
0:00-13:15
Intro
“Werewolf by Night” Casting
New Morbius Trailer
Spider-Man Month Announcement
What Have We Been Marvel-ing?
13:15-42:35
Matt Fractions’ “Hawkeye” Comic Review (by Tim and Spencer)
42:35-End
Eternals
(Spoilers start at 48:26)
Cole and Spencer are back for more Percy Jackson! They unpack everything from different races, to magical creatures and monsters from the original Percy Jackson series. What's not to love? Stay to the end for a special announcement of what's to come...
(*Apologies for the many mispronunciations, but we're not THAT sorry)
Interact with us on instagram @fandomdoneright and to get more content, and help out the podcast by subscribing and leaving a rating - and tell your Percy Jackson friends!) Thanks guys.
Spencer and Tim are really going for it this time, reeling in Cole as well to talk about one of the best movies we had growing up: The Incredibles. Join along for talk of the monstrous time they had making the movie, the incredible writing from Brad Bird, amazing effects for the time, and exploring the 'Supers' Universe.
Stay to the end for our answer to the question: Should the Incredibles universe be expanded anymore, or not?
Thanks for listening! Follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content, and subscribe to never miss an episode. Tell your friends! See ya next week.
Specials Month jumps off a high place into a convenient haystack as Luke and Cole dive into all things Assassins Creed - from the lore to the timeline, and more. What do you think of the Assassins Creed series?
Thanks for listening! Contact us by following on Instagram @fandomdoneright or email in to gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com, and subscribe to never miss an episode.
See you next week!
October Specials Month continues with another venture into a new unexplored universe.
Friend and common guest of the Network Abby Tooley joins Tim in a discussion over their favorite universe - also probably the television series with the biggest following that was cut before finishing one season. They talk inspiration, character performances, stories, and studio interference as they talk up the show they loved growing up, and the movie that followed.
Thanks for listening! Make sure to check out our Instagram post "October - a Month of Specials" (@fandomdoneright) to check out all we got going on this month, and subscribe to never miss an episode. See you next week!
Welcome back!
So we said that October was a month of specials, but that doesn't mean we can ignore all the (actually great!) Marvel content that's coming out, and so Marvel Monthly returns, but we're making it as special! We promise!
Today we're covering the monstrous Venom sequel as well as reviewing the latter half of MCU's What If...? as it wraps season 1 with a huge finale.
Thanks for listening! Follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content, subscribe to never miss an episode, and tell a friend! It helps us a ton. Happy listening. Time Codes below:
Time Cookies:
0:00-7:20 -
Intro
Non-Spoiler Venom 2 thoughts
What Have We Been Marvel-ing lately?
7:20-39:45
What If…? Episodes 6-9 Reviews
“What’s Next?” - Season 2 Speculation
The Spin-Off Show that Sadly Will Never Be
39:45-1:25:35
Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review
1:25:35-End
Outro
It's October! And for this whole month we are doing special episodes every single week. We're kicking off with our first battle-royale episode between superheroes and other famous characters. Spencer, Cole, and Tim take turns choosing battles and utilize the vast reaches of their fandom knowledge to debate who would fair best in each battle.
Thanks for listening! Make sure to follow us on Instagram @fandomdoneright for more content and subscribe to never miss an episode. Any battles you think we missed, need to get down for Vol. 2? Let us know!
Spencer and Tim are back with their Fall series of "Favorite movies that we loved growing up, and seeing how they hold up on the rewatch" with late 90's, early 2000's gems with one of their favorite sports movies, 2002's The Rookie Starring Dennis Quaid. Listen along as they talk up the great Jimmy Morris biopic, fantastic direction and acting, and at the end a bit about the true story of Jimmy Morris (... and find out - does human hair REALLY repel deer?)
Thanks for listening! Give us a follow on instagram @fandomdoneright and subscribe to never miss any of our content, and leave us a rating if you could to help spread the word to more fans like you and us.
Crossover! This week, our Network podcasts collide with a collaboration episode! Spencer, David, and Cole join the Show of Requirement: A Harry Potter Podcast and Fandom Done Right together to do an episode examining the many and obvious parallels between these two beloved young adult protagonists and their universes, while also examining what 'Rick' had to say on the matter. Enjoy!
A new episode arrived, but it's different than you know.
Spencer, Cole, and Tim wanted to take a shot at doing an entire episode no prep, "from the hip." That being said, there was no shortage of things to talk about with multiple trailers, Shang-Chi, What If, and other topics on their minds. Hope you enjoy diving in on this more laid back, less over-produced setting. Not to worry if you like the formal podcast, as we'll have a brand new Percy Jackson episode dropping this Friday!
Thanks for listening. Make sure to follow us on instagram @fandomdoneright to hear more of our thoughts and interact with us, and subscribe to never miss an episode.
Welcome back to another episode in our bonus series "Timelines for Dummies." Here Spencer and Cole take a wild confusing stab at sorting out the messy DC Extended Universe timeline, from Man of Steel with all it's flashbacks, to Justice League, to Zack Snyder's Justice League, to The Suicide Squad (no spoilers for the latter though), with lots of tangents and banter over all of it.
Thanks for listening! Make sure if you aren't already to give us a follow @fandomdoneright on Instagram to get more of our content there, as well as subscribing to never miss an episode.
See you this Friday!
Following up the Indiana Jones Summer series, Spencer and Tim are back to doing what they love - picking apart movies they love from long ago and seeing if it's worth your time. This time the duo takes a deep dive into the film I,Robot; as well as the short stories-book that inspired the movie, and the album (??). Hope you enjoy (check out our insta post @fandomdoneright to get a hint on what's next for the show).
Thanks for listening! Have an amazing weekend.
Marvel Monthly is back!
Cole and Tim kickstart their review of What If..? by reviewing the first 3 episodes that were released this month, afterwards talking about upcoming Marvel projects this year including the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer, and Spencer and Cole wrap up with our special topic of MCU Retcons. Enjoy!
Make sure to give us a follow on instagram @fandomdoneright and subscribe here to never miss an installment, and give us a rating or share with your friends if you love the content! See you next Friday for more of our podcast and see you in 2 weeks for our next Marvel Monthly talking about Shang-Chi.
Time Codes:
0:00-3:00 - Intro - What have we been Marvel-ing lately?
3:00-23:20
What If..? Episodes 1-3 Review
23:20-28:35
Upcoming MCU Movies/Shows
Shang-Chi - September 3rd
Eternals - November 5th
Hawkeye - November 24th
Midnight Suns - New Marvel RPG
28:35-33:35
Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailer Reactions/Speculation
(And Venom 2 is still a thing)
33:35-42:36
Marvel Cinematic Universe Retcons
42:36-End
Outro (Shang-Chi Review in 2 weeks!)
We're wrapping up on our Summer Rewatch Series with Tim and Spencer reviewing the latest Indiana Jones film from 2008. Join in to the list of iconic Indiana Jones staples that were brought back, how "Kingdom" continued the story from "The Last Crusade," how fridges will not save your life, and the fact that they decided to do aliens. Throughout but especially at the end you can enjoy some speculation we lend towards Indiana Jones 5 and how it may follow this movie (but probably won't).
Thank you for listening! Make sure to let us know your thoughts of Kingdom on instagram @fandomdoneright or email us at gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com
(Check out our insta for a hint on what Spencer and Tim will be covering next)
It's time for our 'Yearly' DC Episode where Cole and Tim talk all things Suicide Squad. Spoilers throughout, they talk their favorite characters, the deaths they liked and disliked, along with some commentary on James Gunn's storytelling and character development in this gory reboot-sequel.
Hope you enjoy! You can let us know what you thought about The Suicide Squad at our instagram @fandomdoneright or emailing us at gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com. Please subscribe and leave us a rating if you love the content. We'll see you next week!
Welcome back!
We're taking our first dive into a new fandom for the first time in a while with the vast Star Trek Universe. Hudson, friend of pod and something of a trekkie, hops on to help give an overarching conversation into the world of Star Trek, from history, to the timeline, to favorites, recommendations, and more. If you're mostly new to Star Trek like Spencer we hope this is just the conversation for you! If you're a big trekkie we hope we did our first Star Trek universe justice (that's right - we had so much fun, we decided to do this again).
Thanks for listening! Subscribe and leave us a rating if you love the content. Join the conversation yourself by contacting us on instagram @fandomdoneright, under the Gazebo Effect Podcasting Network on Facebook, or email us at gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com .
"Fair, or Not?" is back with a twist! Cole who normally hosts the show is in the hot seat with opinions today as he tries to stake his claim on the TV Series Agents of SHIELD being firmly in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (as well as a small follow up discussion about the Agent Carter TV Series' place in all this).
Thanks for listening! Let us know what "Fair, or Not?" YOU would like to hear next by emailing us at gazeboeffectpod@gmail.com or instagram @fandomdoneright .
We're back to our Indy Series with a welcome relief in the wonderful ride that is The Last Crusade.
Spencer, Tim, and Cole as their guest cover the amazing story, and the wildness that was the development for this movie in our infamous 'Indiana Triviana' segment.
Thanks for listening! Make sure to follow us on instagram @fandomdoneright and let us know what you think about the Last Crusade.
If you love what we're doing here, please subscribe and leave us a rating it helps us a ton in getting our content out there!
Marvel Monthly July is here!
Luke is back with Spencer to talk about the crazy final 3 episodes of Loki and overall how much they loved the show, and Cole and Spencer talk about their mixed opinions of Black Widow (aka Spencer had a ton of fun but Cole didn't love all of it).
Ultimately, a huge game-changing show and movies coming back to theaters in the same month? Insane, and we're here for it. Thanks for listening and let us know what you thought about Loki Season 1 or Black Widow.
The Sacred Time Codes:
0:00-4:07
Intro
4:07-45:08
Loki Review Episodes 4-6 (*Spoilers throughout)
45:08-1:39:21
Black Widow Review
(Spoilers start at 50:45)
1:39:21-End
Outro
First Video Game Review, and a new realm of fandom!
Cole and Spencer replayed one of their favorite games, God of War (4). In this episode we talked over all our favorite moments from the story, the exciting and inventive gameplay, and the rich norse lore that the game presents. Expect some rampant speculation but a lot of love.
Hope you enjoy! If you're also a fan of the game let us know why you love it and share it with your friends.
We're back on our Indiana Jones miniseries to talk about Temple of Doom which certainly was a movie. Tim takes the wheel on our Indiana Triviana section, and Cody and Abi Tooley come on to thankfully make the conversation on a pretty rough movie much worth the ride. Hope you enjoy!
Timelines for Dummies returns for the first time in season 4 as Cole and Spencer work their way through the timeline of the X-Men series from Fox - from X-Men (1999) to New Mutants (2020), as well as talking a bit about the series and their highs and lows.
Did you love the X-Men movies? Write in and let us know what you loved about them at gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com
Welcome to our June installment (and first installment of Season 4) of Marvel Monthly!
Today Cole and Tim talk about the show that is Marvel’s Modok (was it good? I’m still not sure what the official take is), followed by Spencer and Luke’s recap and review of Loki Episodes 1-3.
Send in your thoughts on Loki or Modok, and send this to your friends if anyone you know would like a Loki review to listen to.
The Sacred Time Codes:
0:00-2:30
Intro
2:30-16:34
Marvel’s MODOK Season 1 Review
16:34-1:15:12
Loki Episodes 1-3 Recap and Review
1:15:12-End
Outro
Season 4 begins!!
Tim and Spencer wanted to do another miniseries after finishing the Snyder Trilogy and we only felt it timely after the Star Wars Rewatch to tackle the Indiana Jones series. Enjoy some history on the making of the film by Spencer, some expected rants on plotholes or oddity's of the film, and ultimately our take on what's easily one of the greatest films of all time!
David and Luke are continuing their Rewatch series with Spencer Price as they cover "The Force Awakens!" They talk about the differences of watching it for the first time in 2015 and then now. This was one of the best conversations not just about this film but the effect it has now that the sequel trilogy is complete. Join them in this fun episode!
Man Spencer and Tim are pretty tough, but if they're going to talk about this show they're going to have to be pretty much
INVINCIBLE
Blood spurts
We're dropping a surprise bonus episode because Spencer and Tim had a really dope time with this adventurous coming of age story on Amazon, so they felt they had to tackle it for the podcast. From subverting superhero tropes to great voice acting, to animation vs live action, to debating how gruesome is too gruesome, it's all here.
Spoilers start at 8 minutes.
The Star Wars Historians are back after a three-week hiatus! They are concluding the Original Trilogy by reviewing "Return of the Jedi" alongside Brady Paul and Daniel Gonzalez. They walk through their favorite themes and scenes from this film and discuss a couple of theories. They also address the announcement of their own podcast coming in June! Thanks for listening!
Last Marvel Monthly of Season 3 comes in swinging with David coming along to tackle the fantastic latter half of Falcon and Winter Soldier, a little chatter on the Shang Chi and Loki Trailers, with Spencer and Tim finishing with the promised topic of "Are We Getting Young Avengers in the MCU?"
(While I mentioned in the episode that our next special topic was Dark Avengers/Thunderbolts, we all totally forgot that Marvel's "MODOK" was coming on Hulu in a couple of weeks, so next time will probably be Loki 1-3 and MODOK Season 1 Review - probably. - Spencer)
Time Codes:
0:00-12:50
Introduction, Brief Marvel News, What Have We Been Marvel-ing lately?
12:50-1:04:00
Falcon and Winter Soldier Episodes 4-6 Review
1:04:20-1:21:50
Are We Getting Young Avengers in the MCU?
1:21:50-End
Outro
Almost a full year after the first installment, our "Fair, or Not?" show returns with Cole conversing with other Gazebo Effect Team Members on their strongest convictions regarding fandom. This time around, Spencer jumps into defense of Harry Potter not being a love triangle - ergo, Harry and Hermione were never a potential relationship. From JK Rowling comments, to a deep book dive, to talking about that scene in Deathly Hallows Pt. I, it's all here.
(Stay to the end for a very special announcement)
Thanks for listening!
Links:
Let's Stop Pretending There's a Love Triangle in 'Harry Potter' - by Brie Hiramine
https://www.flavorwire.com/436907/lets-stop-pretending-theres-a-love-triangle-in-harry-potter
Harry Potter and the Love Triangle - by Jenny
https://robbinslibrary.wordpress.com/2014/02/11/harry-potter-and-the-love-triangle/
Why Harry Picked Ginny, Rather than Hermione, as a Romantic Partner - by Gowdie
http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/features/essays/issue2/whyharrypickedginny/
Would Harry and Hermione Have Made a Good Couple? - WizardingWorld.com (Originally published on Pottermore)
https://www.wizardingworld.com/features/would-harry-and-hermione-have-made-a-good-couple
So there could've been something between Harry and Hermione after all... - by Mandi Bierly
https://ew.com/article/2010/11/15/harry-potter-deathly-hallows-harry-hermione-relationship/
"D'you really think they're suited?" Why Hermione is Not the Right Girl for Harry - Harry Potter Lexicon
https://www.hp-lexicon.org/2004/10/28/dyou-really-think-theyre-suited-why-hermione-is-not-the-right-girl-for-harry/
The Star Wars Historians are back to review David's favorite Star Wars film, The Empire Strikes Back! Joining them for this discussion is David's father as they walk through what sets this film apart from the rest but also what ties everything together.
Happy Monday!
This Monday Tim and Cole lend their voices to discuss "The Suicide Squad" movie coming in August, its wide range of funky characters, and of course, who will die?
Thanks for listening!
We're back for our regularly scheduled Marvel Show to discuss the first half of the Winter and Soldier Falcon show, as well as mourning over more movie delays and covering the fan voted special topic: Everyone Who's Been 'Captain America.' Jump in as we discuss our favorite callbacks, a little speculation, and a few odd comic Captain America stories.
Thanks for listening! Toss down a review of the Podcast if you haven't and let us know what you think. Time Codes Below:
0:00 - 14:45
Intro, Movie Delays, What have we been Marvel-ing lately?
14:50 - 52:52
Falcon and Winter Soldier Episodes 1-3 Reviews
52:52-54:24
A little more movie delay talk
54:30-1:21:13
Everyone Who’s Been ‘Captain America’
1:21:13-
Outro
Luke and David are reviewing their sixth film in the Star Wars Rewatch Series, the one that started it all, A New Hope! The stories of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and Han Solo all began here but how does it fit in the order of the Rewatch Series? They talk all about it here!
In a poetic finish to the miniseries back in season 1 on 'The SnyderVerse,' Tim and Spencer return to finish what they started by watching and reviewing Zack Snyder's Justice League. Was it long? Yes. Was it awesome? Absolutely. What a ride.
Hope you enjoy! Make sure to message us what you thought of the episode and the movie on social media or our email.
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Email: gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com
The Star Wars Historians finally release their review of Rogue One, the second anthology film in the Skywalker Saga! We talk through why we enjoy but also highlight the areas in which it struggled for us to place higher on our lists. All in all, we value this movie for what it brings to the universe. They were joined by multiple-time guest, Daniel Gonzalez!
The Star Wars Historians are back with the review of Solo, the second anthology film in the Star Wars universe but the first one in the timeline. They talk about how this is not a waste of time to hit play and enjoy the adventure of characters we know and love. There is also a great introduction of new characters to help tell a great story of those well-known characters. Join in on this fun conversation!
"Wait, so is this in the universe as the Avengers, or not?"
"When does this take place?"
We've all been there, and this is the episode we all needed. Spencer and Cole take their best crack at sorting out the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline, including all the movies and WandaVision as well as discussing all the Marvel Television shows, ranging from pretty connected to not very connected (aka, your Agents of Shield/Agent Carter's to Daredevil to Helstrom).
Message us what you think on social media or at gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com
Marvel Monthly is BACK BABY!!
On our March Marvel extravaganza, Cole hosts Spencer and Tim as they navigate WandaVision episodes 5-9, still reeling from the massive finale. They spend time both reminiscing on the great series and looking forward to Wanda's role in Doctor Strange: In the Multiverse of Madness. Tim takes the wheel for a bit to preview Falcon and the Winter Soldier releasing next week, and Spencer and Tim tell Cole all about the comic where Vision has a family in the suburbs and how great it was.
Thanks for listening! Time codes below:
Time Codes:
0:00 - 5:15 Intro
5:15 - 52:53 WandaVision 5-9 Review
52:53 - 1:01:48 Falcon and Winter Soldier Speculation
1:01:50 - 1:22:26 Tom King’s “Vision” Comic Series
(Spoilers 1:10:30 - 1:17:28)
1:22:26 - Outro
David and Luke are back to review what many believe is the greatest episode of the Prequels: Revenge of the Sith. They are joined by David's brother, Daniel, as they talk through this film and everything they love about it and how the Clone Wars series makes this even better!
Spencer and David are back to talk about the actors that have graced us with their presence in the role of Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore: Richard Harris, Michael Gambon and Jude Law! Join them as they go through their portrayal and talk through their favorite moments and scenes!
The Star Wars Historians continue their series rewatching all eleven Star Wars films with the Tooleys as they review "Attack of the Clones." They walk through the many gems that this film has to offer and even establish future episodes due to the film. Join us as we continue to unravel the mysteries of the Force!
Part of the journey is the end!
This is the final installment of the Percy Jackson Read-Through Series. Ending as they began back in October with the Lightning Thief, Spencer and Cole alone take the plunge into easily the best of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, "The Last Olympian." They make an attempt to tie a bow on the Percy Jackson Read-Through Series as well as Rick did with the book, finishing off their Fancasting's with a bang (aka nervous playing of reedpipes), and discussions with a flourish (of pen-swords).
After going through the book, they discuss a little about the podcast series looking back, and Cole helps Spencer and you answer the question of "What's Next?" if you want to keep reading!
Thanks for listening! Subscribe for all our content, and don't worry, Percy Jackson content will return <3.
The Star Wars Historians start their brand-new Rewatch series with the Phantom Menace as they are joined by their good friends, Abby and Cody Tooley. They quickly walk through the film but spend most of their time discussing their favorite moments and characters. Join in on this fun conversation!
Welcome to Marvel Monthly!!
This is the Gazebo Effect Podcast's home base for all things Marvel. At the beginning (ish) of each month we'll be riding in on Monday to guide you through all things Marvel that came out in the month before.
This month's edition, probably like you all, Cole and Tim have lots to say about WandaVision Episodes 1-4; Spencer and Tim try to wrestle with the massive slate of content Marvel has announced for Phase Four and onwards; and for the special segment this month, Spencer and Tim read one of the main comic book influences for WandaVision, the crossover series "House of M."
Thanks for listening! Time codes below:
0:00-2:45
Intro
3:00-47:30
WandaVision 1-4 Review
47:40-1:07:15
The Current Slate of Shows and Movies
1:07:30-1:24:45
Spencer and Tim Read “House of M”
1:24:50
Outro
Our Wizarding World segment "The Show of Requirement" returns with a whole Harry Potter week on the podcast! Much like last season's Star Wars High Republic Writing Room Series, we'll be releasing three Writing Room installments on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. In this Writing Room Series, Spencer pitches, along with the aid of co-host David, a trilogy based on the story of the Marauders: Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs, aka Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, Sirius Black, and James Potter.
In our finale to this Writing Room Series, Spencer and David take us to the building of the first Order of the Phoenix and their battles through the First Wizarding War, ending our story with the familiar territory of Harry Potter's birth, James and Lily Potter's deaths and the first fall of Voldemort.
Thanks for joining us on this series! Let us know what you think at any of the points below:
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Our Wizarding World segment "The Show of Requirement" returns with a whole Harry Potter week on the podcast! Much like last season's Star Wars High Republic Writing Room Series, we'll be releasing three Writing Room installments on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. In this Writing Room Series, Spencer pitches, along with the aid of co-host David, a trilogy based on the story of the Marauders: Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs, aka Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, Sirius Black, and James Potter.
In our second installment, Spencer and David are taking us to the - entire - wizarding world as our Marauders and friends run a race around the world in an effort to stop the Death Eater cause from becoming worldwide, as well as stopping Voldemort from getting something that could end the First Wizarding War before it begins.
Hope you guys enjoy! Make sure to let us know what you think and leave a review if you haven't yet! Both help us out a ton to make great content.
Instagram: @thezeboeffectpod
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Email: gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com
Our Wizarding World segment "The Show of Requirement" returns with a whole Harry Potter week on the podcast! Much like last season's Star Wars High Republic Writing Room Series, we'll be releasing three Writing Room installments on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. In this Writing Room Series, Spencer pitches, along with the aid of co-host David, a trilogy based on the story of the Marauders: Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs, aka Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, Sirius Black, and James Potter.
In this first installment, Spencer will be pitching the story of their childhood, how they got their infamous nicknames, and much more in "The Marauders' Map."
Thanks for listening! Let us know what you think of this series by messaging us via email or social media, and share with your friends if you enjoy the content! It helps us out a ton. Have a great week!
email: gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com
Instagram: @thezeboeffectpod
David and Luke are back here in Season Three starting with the book review of the first High Republic Era book, Light of the Jedi. Listen to the first twenty minutes for their spoiler-free thoughts!
Season 3 of the podcast kicks off today! Huge thanks from us for tuning in so far and we hope you guys enjoy all we have in store for you this season. Today Luke joins Cole and Spencer on their journey reading through the Percy Jackson series: It's Spencer's first time, Cole's the expert. As always with the Percy Jackson series, we're sort of sorry for any mispronunciations of names, but not sorry for all our silly fancastings. Have fun listening and let us know what you thought on Battle of the Labyrinth!
Email: gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com
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The founders of the Gazebo Effect Podcast, David and Spencer, wrap up Season Two by looking back at 2020. They talk through some great moments from this past season and also give us a sneak peek into what to expect in Season Three starting in just a couple of weeks. Thanks for joining us this season!
For their last podcast episode of 2020, the Star Wars Historians wrap up their review of the second season of the Mandalorian on Disney Plus! They also briefly talk about the new shows that were announced at Disney's Investors Day. Join them as they wrap up their time here on the Gazebo Effect Podcast!
Special time!!
In the first time since the very first episode of the podcast, the entire Gazebo Effect team join together to celebrate Christmas. Join in as the quintet discusses who the best Santa Claus is, Tim defends Die Hard as a Christmas Movie, a group review of the Christmas classic "It's A Wonderful Life," and more. We hope you enjoy listening, be safe, and have a 'Wonderful,' Merry Christmas - Spencer and David
(We made a bingo for the Special! Find it on our Instagram/Facebook, share it on your story and @ us and we'll share it on our story! Spread the Christmas cheer)
David Gonzalez II brings in his good friend, Brady Paul, to talk through the last two episodes of the Mandalorian entitled "The Jedi" and "The Tragedy." They walk through some of their favorite moments in this great conversation!
“This is the turning point!”
We hope you’re having as much of a great time with this Percy Jackson Read-Through series as we are, and here’s our newest installment with David joining the podcast book club to talk about Titan’s Curse. We hope you enjoy our discussion and not hate too much on our poor pronunciations. (And boy, did we watch something this time) Time Codes Below:
Time Codes:
0:00 Welcome listeners and David
Overall reactions of Titan’s Curse
5:50 Setting the stage for Titan’s Curse
Place in Timeline
New Characters
16:10 - Westover Hall
22:30 Back at Camp
- Poseidon’s fountain, Percy’s dreams
29 - The Quest
The Smithsonian
The Snow Resort and the Erymanthian Boar
The Junkyard and the Di Angelos
37:25 The Middle-Book Fancasting Minute (or a few)
48:35 Back to the Quest
The Dam segment
San Francisco
Mount Tam
53:40 Fulfilling the Prophecy
56 The Riordan End-of-Book Plot twist
57:50 Titan’s Curse Rankings
1:00:15 Favorite Chapter Title
1:01:45 What We’re Going to Watch
1:04:15 What We Watched
David and Luke are back to review the next two chapters of the Mandalorian series on Disney Plus! They have Daniel Gonzalez to join them in discussing all the things that were revealed and what to look forward to in the next upcoming chapters!
Spencer and Tim are back! Our duo returns to discuss Robocop 2014 - from star actors in weird roles, to hands, to "Jerry." Whether you're a diehard Robocop fan or just along for the ride, we hope that we give you laughs and more love for all things Robocop.
(This episode was a request by a listener! You can request episodes as well through our social media on instagram or facebook, or directly write in at gazeboeffectpodcast@gmail.com )
Have a great Thanksgiving!
The Show of Requirement returns! In our third installment of our Harry Potter show we bring in friends Madeleine Foster and Sierra Davis to help David and Spencer discuss our love for each of our four Hogwarts Houses which we identify with. It sparked a lot of great conversation about all of Harry Potter really and we’re so thankful they could join us. Thanks for listening! Time codes below:
0:00 Intro
Where “The Show of Requirement” is going, how Gryffindor was written to be, and can the Pottermore quiz be trusted?
Houses:
10:55 - Ravenclaw showcase by our guest Madeleine
21:25 - Gryffindor showcase by David
31:22 - How Slytherin was written to be
36:16 - Slytherin showcase by our guest Sierra
51:30 - Hufflepuff showcase by Spencer
The Star Wars Historians are back reviewing the first two chapters of Season Two! SPOILER ALERT! Make sure you watch Chapter Nine and Ten before listening to this episode! They talk through the episodes, point out the Easter eggs found in them and discuss their favorite scenes!
The Gazebo Effect book club reconvenes, adding Tim to the mix this month to discuss Percy Jackson and the Olympians: the Sea of Monsters. Is it just Percy and Annabeth’s Odyssey? Maybe. Does that change how great of a read it was? Not even slightly.
And yes, somehow, someway another movie was made… and we watched it.
Time Codes:
0:00 - The GE Book club returns with Tim joining the fold
4:00 - Lining up the pieces for Sea of Monsters.
7:30 - Giants and dodgeball
10:30 - The gods in Percy Jackson are a little confusing
18:40 - Camp Half Blood's not in a good spot
20:30 - The Quest there’s another Quest
- Poseidon and Percy
- Hermes
26:30 - Chesapeake Bay and Clarisse’s Ship
30:35 - Tim’s insight about Riordan and his god-relationship and demigod relationship development
34:10 - Entering the Bermuda Triangle
34:50 - Mid-Book-ish Fan Casting Minute (or a few minutes)
46:15 - Sea of Monsters
Circe and Guinea Pigs
The Sirens aka Spencer’s favorite part of the book
50 - The Island of Polyphemus
51:30 - Completing the Quest and fulfilling the prophecy
- Chiron and his gang
- Thalia’s return
59:50 - Movie Review
The Star Wars Historians, in their longest episode, wrap up episodes two and three of their High Republic Era trilogy. How does Avar Kriss and her companions end in this storyline? Tune in and grab something to eat, it's gonna be a fun time with David and Luke!
The Star Wars Historians are back in the Writing Room with their completed first episode of their High Republic Trilogy. Join them as they unveil their vision for the characters that they have established and where the story will leave off as they head into the next two films!
The Spencer and Tim Tackle Show has returned!
In Tim's triumphant return to the podcast, Spencer and Tim, as promised way back in April, tackle the fun albeit strange universe of TRON. Fly back to the 80's and 2010 with us, where Jeff Bridges has to finish every sentence with "man" and lightcycles are totally the snake game. Is TRON: Legacy based on Taoism? Listen and maybe find out.
Luke Fornea and David Gonzalez II start their first ever trilogy for the High Republic Era! There is so much to explore and discover through this time period and they are excited to share what they are imagining in this universe. Join us as we dive into this epic chapter in this galaxy's history!
Brand new series!! We’ve been really excited to share with you all our Fall series on the podcast, reviewing a whole new medium! Join Spencer and Cole on their first installment of reading through the Percy Jackson Series; Cole’s the expert, it’s Spencer’s first time. Don’t worry, they sat through the movie too, just for you. Time Codes Below:
Time Codes:
0:00 - Intro - Spencers a newbie
5:10 - Writing style and character building
19:10 - Getting into the story - Percy’s totally going to die guys
- Sally Jackson is the best
21 - Camp Half Blood
27:20 - Quests are the worst
- Showcasing the Oracle Prophecy
- Auntie Em’s Garden Emporium
- The Gateway Arch
- Ares’ Side Quest
- Lotus Casino was a thing
37:30 - Any good quest you go to Hell
40:25 - leaving Hell and Spencer’s favorite scene in the book
43 - Mt. Olympus, Fulfilling the Prophecy
51 - Movie review
The Star Wars Historians are back in the Writing Room with a trilogy for the High Republic Era on the table. Join them as they introduce their ideas for this new era and the adventures that can take place!
A brand new segment for the Gazebo Effect Podcast creators, David and Spencer: The Show of Requirement! They are talking all things Harry Potter starting with some interesting fan theories. They discuss which ones make more sense than others. Join us as we dive into the Wizarding World of Harry Potter!
David and Luke address the comments made by John Boyega's recent comments on his Star Wars experience as well as the state of the Star Wars fandom with a challenge. They then talk about what is coming next for the Star Wars Historians as Season Two comes to a close!
We've arrived at the end-end of the Marvel Rewatch Series. The classic MCU-Rewatch duo of Cole and Spencer are back, Cole hosting the episode talking the great sequel/less great of a Spider-Man movie that is Spider-Man: Far from Home, Spencer rants a little and nerds a bit, and Cole and Spencer hold a discussion looking back on the massive Infinity Saga and the Rewatch Series of the podcast (Preview of the next series at the end!). Thank you guys so much for listening to this series! You guys are awesome. Time Codes below:
Time Codes
Spider-Man: Far From Home
0:00 - Intro, thoughts about Far From Home - Toy Story 4 of the MCU
11 - Better than Homecoming, but the movie still falters as a Spider-Man movie
15:20 - We got to talk about Skrulls and JJ Jameson
18 - The CGI and Mysterio
24:30 - MCU Connections, Spencer’s Nerdy Minute
29:15 - Cringes, Dark Horse
Series Retrospective
36 - Cole’s Oscars for the MCU and the Rewatch Series
- Best Sponsor, Best Hair, Best Score
42 - Best Character Development, Best Partner-Up
47 - Biggest Cringe, Best Speech, Best Entrance
49:30 - Saddest Moment, Funniest Moment
55:40 - The Marvel Rewatch Series Hook Compilation
59:30 - Conclusion, Preview of the next series
This is it! The big finale to the MCU and the Marvel Rewatch Series. Brandon hosts Spencer on a discussion through the 6 Original Avengers' Final Movie together, some silly things they notice on this rewatch, and Brandon's adorable pups share their thoughts. Thanks for listening! Have a great weekend. Time codes below:
Time Codes:
0:00 - Brandon, Spencer, and Brandon’s dogs are talking Endgame
- The Greatest Game Ever Played
6:25 - Story/Character Development - The Big Three
12:00 - Black Widow
17:10 - Hawkeye
20:35 - Hulk
24:50 - Spencer and Brandon’s favorite part of the movie
26:30 - MCU Connections - too many
28:30 - Chadwick Boseman’s Legacy
31:10 - OMG Just Noticed This
33:55 - Conclusion
Luke and David wrap up their writing room on Lando Calrissian's series on Disney Plus while also laying down the skeleton for their Crimson Dawn limited series spin-off show. Join us!
Brandon and Spencer talk up the biggest marvel movie of 2018 and all its tragic moments, follow by the fated Gazebo Effect review of Ant Wasp and The Man with David filling in as guest. Happy Listening! Enjoy your weekend! Time Codes Below:
Time Codes:
Avengers: Infinity War
0:00 - Sort of Avengers 4? Sort of a prequel to Avengers: Endgame?
- First watch experiences
10:00 - The Opening Scenes
- Heimdall’s death and Loki’s ‘death’
- NYC - Iron Man, Doctor Strange, Spider-Man
14:50 - Wanda and Vision
17:10 - Star-Lord - if he had just waited
20:00 - The Soul Stone
- Red Skull’s back
- Thanos is humanized
23:00 - The Finale
28:00 - Spencer’s famous butterknife story
30:20 - Dark Horse
Ant Wasp and The Man
31:44 - Intro
- First Watch Experiences
40:15 - the Opening Scene - Family Dynamics
- House Arrest - following Civil War
44:05 - Luis, Kurt, and T.I.’s character development
- Hope and Scott’s Relationship
46:40 - The Wasp - the most powerful female hero in the MCU (other than Captain Marvel)
- Paxton is the best
49:00 - Waldon
50:20 - Bill Foster Showcase
- Makes Ghost so compelling
57:05 - Dark Horse
Luke has taken the reigns to finish out the discussion of the Thor trilogy with Spencer with our review of Thor: Ragnarok. Obviously it’s the best one.
Time Codes:
0:00 - Introduction, our first Thor Ragnarok experiences, and one of the podcast’s favorite directors.
7:35 - Getting into the story - Meeting Skurge and Surtur
- Random other movie references in the movie
12:45 - The Doctor Strange cameo and the movie’s use of foreshadowing
19:30 - Thor across the movies, and Thor in Sakaar
23:20 - Hela
28:00 - Sakaar, Jeff Goldblum, and Korg
32:45 - No Banner, only Hulk
38:50 - Luke and Spencer pay homage to Heimdall
43:05 - The Revengers vs Hela
48:00 - Dark Horse
49:25 - Comparing Post-Ragnarok Thor with Ragnarok Thor
- Morals of the film
In a brand new series entitled "The Writing Room", the Star Wars Historians start with the rumored Disney + series of Lando Calrissian! They talk through the goal of this series and planned out Season One with a cliffhanger that we feel is pretty good! Stay tuned for the second part of this conversation!
Gazebo Effect voice and Marvel/LEGO expert Cole returns to join Spencer talking up their favorite hero Spider-Man, spending most of the time on the impactful award winning movie that is Black Panther. Thanks for listening! Time codes below:
Spider-Man: Homecoming
0:00 - Intro - Great intro to Spider-Man in the MCU, but is Homecoming truly a Spider-Man movie?
7:30 - Supporting Characters - Aunt May, Tony Stark (a small chat about hair), Karen.
15:10 - Leaping off the page of comic books.
18:35 - The Finale’
19:45 - MCU Connections, the biggest mishap in the MCU Timeline
23:50 - OMG Just Noticed This/Cringe - including a little discussion on the Avengers Base design
26:30 - Dark Horse
Black Panther
28:39 - Intro, Following Civil War, Wakanda is amazing
35:40 - Prince T’Challa-King T’Challa, T’Challa and Shuri
36:15 - The Waterfall Battles, M’Baku, Ryan Coogler, some confusion on the J’Bari tribe and the Heart-Shaped Herb
42:05 - Klaue and Everett Ross
46:25 - Ideals and Perspectives - Nakia vs Killmonger
53:00 - The Score
54:00 - Killmonger - a compelling villain
58:15 - The Final Battle (two words: War Rhinoceroses)
1:02:15 - T’Challa vs Erik Killmonger, Killmonger’s Death and his influence on T’Challa to change Wakanda
1:07:45 - MCU/Other references, Cringeworthy CGI, Dark Horse
For the final episode he’s with us for the rewatch, David hosts us in to the huge finale to the Captain America trilogy: Civil War. David and Spencer attempt to reconcile both sides of the Sokovia Accords and unpack the centerpiece movie of Phase 3 within a reasonable timeframe. Thanks for listening! Have a dope weekend.
Time Codes:
0:00 - Introduction, the Importance to the entire series
10:55 - the New Avengers, Peggy’s Death
18:50 - Bucky Barnes, Tony Stark, and Zemo
29:10 - The lead-up for the airport battle, Spencer’s Favorite Scene in the MCU, Vision and Wanda
36:45 - David and Spencer’s airport battle favorites
50:05 - Tony Stark, the unwilling antagonist, and Sam freakin’ Wilson
53:10 - The Straw to Camel’s Back of Tony and Steve’s relationship and the Avengers team as we know it
(Iron Man suits again suck when convenient)
59:05 - MCU Connections not already mentioned, the infamous OMG Just Noticed This section
1:02:50 - Dark Horse
1:05:25 - Prelude to Black Widow movie
Back with the series finale of the Philosophy Series, Luke and David talk about a group that isn't necessarily canon but essential to understanding the Jedi and the Sith... the Grey Jedi. They go through the different codes that have been created and characters that have shown these characteristics. Enjoy!
Happy Friday Friends! For the last weekend of July, Spencer's brother Jordan pops in to help talk all things Ant Man but also give a fresh take on the MCU as a whole. During the second half, Spencer's best friend and a friend of the podcast, Hudson, comes in to laugh, drink coffee, and talk a little about Doctor Strange. A very huge thank to our sponsor today. Time Codes Below:
Time Codes:
Ant Man
0:00 - Intro, The Odd Story of Creating the Ant Man Movie
17:00 - Scott Lang’s Ant Man, Family Relationships
26:40 - CGI, Hope Van Dyne
33:10 - Darrin Cross
38 - Lang’s Five (ish, it’s a comedy guys)
46:55 - The Final Battle, the Quantum Realm, OMG Just Noticed This
51:05 - MCU Connections, Cringe, Dark Horse
Doctor Strange
1:04:25 - Intro, Steady-Hand-Dr.-Strange
1:13:55 - Doctor Strange… kind of sucks
1:16:30 - Mordo
1:20 - Dormammu’s a Maxxinista (But Doctor Strange is finding all the good bargains)
1:23:30 - MCU Connections
1:26:40 - OMG Just Noticed This’s (Mostly a long tangent trying to figure out how The Ancient One and Doctor Strange see their futures with the Time Stone), Dark Horse
Happy Friday! Jump in on Spencer and Brandon’s possibly too laid back discussion on Avengers: Age of Ultron. Prepare for lots of laughing as they recount first premiere experiences, lots of wisecracks, and a lot to love for the huge sequel to Avengers 1 and the precursor for Phase 3.
Time Codes:
0:00 - Intro - Not as Iconic as the first, but still a great film.
8:05 - Ultron, Scarlett Witch
13:15 - The Nightmare Visions
16:27 - Vision - The Worthy One
25:43 - The Barton House
30 - The Final Battle
34:15 - Like it or not, the MCU needs Age of Ultron to be good
35:39 - MCU Connections
39:10 - OMG Just Noticed This, New Avengers
44:45 - Spencer’s Original Midnight Premiere Experience
46:55 - Cringe
Back with another episode in the Philosophy Series, the Star Wars Historians attack the Sith... in terms of talking about their code and how that functions in the Star Wars Universe. They talk through this with David's twin brother, Daniel, who relates to the Sith very well...
David and Spencer are together again to do due diligence of talking up everyone’s favorite series in the MCU - The Captain America movies, this time covering Winter Soldier. Join in on a discussion which can’t do the movie justice but we did our best. Thanks for listening! Subscribe and Review, time codes below:
0:00 - Intro - MCU’s probably best solo film (but it’s definitely an ensemble film all the same)
Who is Captain America in the modern setting?
9:24 - “On Your Left”
16:42 - SHIELD’s Corruption and Downfall
23:25 - Winter Soldier, Fury’s ‘Death’
29:38 - How Winter Soldier fits in the Captain America Trilogy
37 - Steve and Nat’s friendship, Anthony Mackie is fantastic
40:30 - The Battle at the End
46:18 - MCU Connections
51:15 - OMG Just Noticed This’s
56:45 - Dark Horse, Conclusion/Preview of Civil War - the End of the Captain America Trilogy
Happy Friday friends! Cole is back with Spencer to cover all things Guardians of the Galaxy - from James Gunn's career, to lineup choices, constantly improving CGI, and tears shed by both parties on the original and the rewatch. Join in on our discussion of MCU's first cosmic outings and its first family. Subscribe and Review! Time Codes below:
Guardians of the Galaxy
0:00 - Intro, Beginning, What an Unprecedented Set of Choices that works out so well: Which Lineup of the Guardians, James Gunn, Casting.
16:00 - CGI, Star Lord and Gamora, Drax
24 - the SCORE
25 - Heart Strings
27:30 - OMG Just Noticed This, MCU Connections, Cringe
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
32:15 - Intro, Groot is the team baby and Drax is funny now
37 - Ego had both of us fooled, the Sovereign
39:55 - Calling Back to Seeing it in the Theater Together the First Time
41:15 - Heart Strings
47 - End Credits Scenes, Hopes for Guardians Vol. 3
Luke and David are back with a brand new series, the Philosophy Series! They will be going through different factions presented in the Star Wars Universe and seeing the beauty in their creation and impact in storylines. Today, they are focusing on the most recognized group in the universe, the Jedi Order. They will go through the Code that the Jedi live by and see how they presented in the films and shows. Enjoy!
Rewatch Friday 5! Kicking off Phase 2 of our MCU Rewatch is Cole returning to finish out the Iron Man trilogy and Luke returning to cover Thor the Dark World. Neither are bad, neither are good, but the discussion was awesome all the same. Thanks for listening! Subscribe and share if you love the content. Time codes below:
Iron Man 3
0:00 - Intro - The Greatest Christmas Movie, RIP John Favreau Directing the Whole Trilogy
10:50 - An Identity Crisis, “We Create Our Own Demons”
18:30 - The Iron Man suits are so bad (there may be a reason for this)
20:45 - Let’s Talk About Hair
22:45 - Our beef with the Mandarin
27:45 - The Ending of the Iron Man Trilogy
36:20 - Dark Horse
Thor: the Dark World
37:40 - Intro - Sure it’s sort of dark
42:15 - Odd Pacing, the Dark Elves
46:50 - Odin, Character Development, The ’Ay’ther
59 - Frigga, OMG Just Noticed This’s
1:07:20 - The Ending, A Cringe or Two, Dark Horse
MCU Rewatch Friday is back with the game changer for not only the marvel cinematic universe but the comic book superhero genre: The Avengers. Join Spencer as always joined by his close friend and big MCU fan Brandon to delve into the MCU's first team up: all the fond memories that still hold up, some frustration about Cap's shield, and some of the lasting effects of the events of the movie in TV series and beyond. Thanks for listening! Remember to leave a review to help out the podcast and subscribe to never miss an episode.
First Special Episode of Season 2! David and Spencer are here to talk about their mutually beloved franchise that's had an episode long coming, Harry Potter. A love letter to the original 7 books/8 movies, some thoughts about Cursed Child, the JK Rowling rewrite tweets, and Spencer's beef with Crimes of Grindelwald. It's all here.
Time Codes:
Beginning - Love letter to Harry Potter, some book vs. movie thoughts.
16:30 - A few thoughts on Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
25:40 - The Fantastic Beasts Movies
MCU Rewatch Friday 3!! Spencer and good friend Luke (from the Star Wars Historians Show) are all in on early 2000's tropes, breathy dialogue, missed horror element opportunities, "it's fine" CGI, and the second best Thor film that's genuinely awesome. Thanks for listening! Subscribe and follow us on social media to never miss an episode, and if you could leave us a review we'd really appreciate it.
As promised, the Star Wars Historians are here to discuss all things Disney Star Wars since Disney bought out Lucasfilm. This week they've brought in a close friend to the podcast, but also notably a huge Mandalorian fan, Daniel Gonzalez to bring in his fresh take on where Star Wars is and where it's going. Happy listening! Remember to subscribe, leave a review and follow us on social media it's always a great help.
MCU Rewatch Friday 2! Spencer brings in friendly Gazebo Effect voice and major MCU fan Cole to go down their usual rabbit trails, but make a solid attempt to talk about Iron Man 1 and 2; Cole admits that Iron Man 2 is much better than he remembers. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on social media to never miss an episode and share the content if you love what you're listening.
The Star Wars Historians have returned, bringing in guest and Gazebo Effect Co-Host Spencer Price to talk about what he would say is the pretty underrated Sequels trilogy, and the beginning of the discussion about Disney's effect on Star Wars and what defines a Star Wars fan.
Thanks for listening! Remember to subscribe, drop a review, and follow us on social media to never miss an episode.
The first MCU Rewatch Friday is here! Join Spencer as he talks about the first two avengers and how they fit into the Infinity Saga. Joining him for Captain America is Gazebo Effect co-host David Gonzalez and for Captain Marvel the first special guest of the series Isabel Price. Subscribe, review, and share! Thanks for listening.
(See our MCU Order on Facebook and Instagram)
They’re back! The Star Wars Historians continue their three-part series of Going Through the Saga with the fabled episode on the Prequel Trilogy. Tune in to listen to why it is Luke’s favorite trilogy! Please subscribe, review, and share with your friends.
Welcome back! In the final episode of season 1 looking forward to season 2, Spencer and regular GE guest Cole discuss the MCU Rewatch Order the podcast is undertaking for season 2 (starting Friday June 5th), and take time to discuss what is and isn’t canon and how retcons and ‘head canon’ work. Thanks for listening! Please feel free to review and subscribe and follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
Time codes:
0:00 Welcome, caveats, What automatically is not canon.
6:18 - MCU Rewatch Order
23:17 - What is and Isn’t Canon- tv shows, movies; what is a retcon and ‘head canon’.
Thanks for listening! Please feel free to review and subscribe and follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
The Gazebo Effect will continue for season 2 starting June 1st! Join David and Spencer as they look back over the experience of making their first podcast and looking ahead to some of what they have planned for you to listen to in season 2 this Summer. Please subscribe and review us wherever you listen! You help us make the content we love to make.
Hello everyone! Hope you're staying safe during these crazy times. The Gazebo Effect has indeed returned. Tim, David, and Spencer talk over their favorite watches and reads to hopefully steer you towards cool ways to spend your time at home. Tell your friends! A massive thank to our sponsors as always and thank you specifically for listening.
This is it. Yes, the time has come. Spencer and Tim are here to tackle the impossible - approaching a healthy conversation about the film "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice." Following up the previous entry in this miniseries about Man of Steel, Spencer and Tim talk about how much Batman V Superman is such an interesting case inside the wider comic book superhero genre, and make an attempt at the even harder argument that "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice" is also better than you remember (if you did love the movie, enjoy the ride). Review, subscribe, and tell your friends! Episodes every Wednesday. Thank to our sponsors.
Cole hosts us in to a new segment we are calling "Fair, or Not?" where Cole attempts to console Gazebo Effect members on their harshest, most biased opinions. This week along with Luke, Cole attempts to reconcile David's vast dislike for Star Wars' Mace Windu. No other place to begin. Thank you for listening. Review, spread the word, and subscribe!
Luke and David bring you their expertise and opinions of what they love the most... Star Wars. With special guest, Tim Duncan, the Star Wars Historians take a look at the Skywalker Saga by trilogies starting where it all began: the Original Trilogy!
Remember to subscribe and tell your friends! Episodes on Wednesdays!
Man of Steel! Tim and Spencer are doing a miniseries on Snyder's DC Movies, starting way back in 2013 where it all began - the grandiose, dramatic, destruction-filled, powerfully thought-provoking Man of Steel. Hope you enjoy the conversation and see why we feel this movie is better than you remember. Thank you for listening and subscribe for new episodes each week!
First episode we're kicking things off with a Special (aka, the entire Gazebo Effect team together on one topic)! David, Luke, Tim, Cole, and Spencer kick things off, in light of the recent release of Rise of Skywalker, to pose the question of what is the Greatest Conclusion among cinema, books or media (at the end we also give some honorable mentions to some very poor conclusions). Hope you enjoy joining in on our conversation. And of course a massive thank to our sponsor. Subscribe for more episodes coming soon!