Have you ever been faced with the sheer terror of an episode of something? Be unacquainted no more! Gaze in horror as your mind unravels at the sight of so many episodes.
Every time you turn around, there’s more. More of Adam and Aidan talking about the things that give them joy or horrendous frustration. They talk about them audibly, on the internet, so that you might listen. Hit the play button below or find us on iTunes.
More podcast! Doom Patrol! Magicians! Etcetera! Listen below or sniff us out on iTunes.
Annnnd here is the episode where Adam catches up with The Magicians and finds himself grappling with the realization that it’s a much better show than the one he first encountered. We also discuss episode 4.06 and make some hilariously poor predictions about Penny’s character arc. Adam discusses the tragedy of flat-earthers. Doom Patrol introduces Animal Vegetable Mineral Man, to Adam and Aidan’s great delight. Plus: Whiskey Cavalier starring Lauren Cohan and TV’s Scott Foley? Sure, why not.
Hey hey. It’s that time on Destroy All Culture when we… destroy all culture. Adam has discovered The Magicians and, as of this recording, has binged his way to mid-season two. He’s not entirely on board with the show, but Margo and Elliot are obviously the greatest. There’s also talk of the increasing weirdness of Doom Patrol.
“But what about the farting donkey?” may be the best question we’ve ever had to ask on Destroy All Culture. Adam and Aidan spend time discussing DC’s Doom Patrol. How does it stack up against the comic? What kind of tone does it strike in comparison to DC’s other live-action show, Titans? And what about the farting donkey? Listen below or find us on iTunes!
Check it out folks: in this installment of Destroy All Culture, we discuss the 150th episode of Arrow (it wasn’t great) and the 300th episode of Supernatural (it was indeed great). The subtext: how the hell has Arrow been on for 150 episodes? The context: stealthily but steadily, time steals our lives from us, one episode of Arrow at a time. Okay! Listen below or find us on iTunes.
We’re spend this episode thinking about the upcoming 300th episode of Supernatural. 300? The mind boggles. Adam and Aidan discuss the show, its highs and lows, and what keeps a series going past the decade mark. Plus: the future of CW DC shows, Russian Doll, and more! Always more. Listen below or find us on iTunes.
Welcome listeners. What is the truth of Quincy M.E., avec Jack Klugman? We don’t have truth per se, but we do have a hell of a lot of weird Windows-based jokes about a medical drama from the ‘80s. If you can get past that, we pick through episodes 10-13 of Young Justice. Then there’s the first 15 minutes of Polar. Yikes. Listen and download below, or find us on iTunes.
Welcome to episode 127 of Destroy All Culture, wherein Adam finally catches up with every single episode of Psych, and he regrets his choices in life. Then we get into the real meat of Young Justice, with a lengthy discussion of third season Young Justice, eps 7-9. And that stuff is a doozy. A dooooozy. Also, the pilot episode of The Passage was pretty bad, according to Aidan. He’s right.
Welcome to your friend and ours, Destroy All Culture. Today your friend would like to tell you about the Doctor Who New Years Special and why it was such a great capstone for a new season with a new Doctor. But that’s not all! Your friend is particularly keen on getting into the first three episodes of Young Justice. Plus there’s discussion on morality and liberalism in The Good Place. Yowzah! Listen below or find your friend on iTunes or your podcatcher of choice.
Welcome to Destroy All Culture Episode 125, your only source of Destroy All Culture. Adam and Aidan start off with fond memories of platforms past, including a brief primer on how to pronounce Xanga, followed by a patient and exacting autopsy of Bird Box. The rest of the episode is spent being very excited about the all the cool stuff coming up in 2019. Join us! Listen below or find us on iTunes or podcatcher of your choice.
Welcome to Destroy All Culture Episode 124, the only 124th episode of Destroy All Culture in existence! Comes with its own Certificate of Authenticity. Listen with care, either in the embedded player or on your podcatcher of choice.
Welcome! Adam went to the Cake concert. Where, as it turned out, you can’t get cake. Also, Cake is old now. And Adam is old. We’re all old! This is the podcast where we talk about DC’s Elseworlds crossover, as well as the hilarious insanity of Legends of Tomorrow’s mid-season finale. Plus a long and embarrassingly fannish discussion of Into the Spiderverse. Listen below, or find us on your iTunes of choice.
Good afternoon. In today’s episode of Destroy All Culture, Adam and Aidan dissect the inherent weirdness of IP in the days of Netflix and Disney and the streamageddon. Is it, in some strange way, an outgrowth of how rights work in the comics trenches? Is it? Well, no. But we sure like talking about rights. And speaking of rights, Aidan watched Venom
After at least five years of wading through 2018, the next year has finally arrived. Although not on the latest Destroy All Culture, where we’re still barreling through December. But we’re talking about time travel ‘tainment, so maybe it feels like this is being broadcast (podcast?) to you from the present? I dunno. Legends of Tomorrow, Timeless, Doctor Who and Grey’s Anatomy. Okay, not Grey’s Anatomy. But Aidan does fill Adam in on the continuity errors and astonishing laziness of A Christmas Prince 2.
It’s that strange interregnum between Christmas and New Year’s, and what is there to do? Listlessly plunk chunks of turkey on ghost-white slices of Wonder Bread and groan in overstuffed agony? Flip through that book your family got you and silently confirm that you will never actually read it? Inspect your new iPad Pro for curvature and experience a pang of disappointment that it’s factory-default perfect? Here at Destroy All Culture, we recommend you set aside your holiday woes and listen to an episode of Destroy All Culture. Available on iTunes or click on the play button below. Enjoy!
Hey all. It’s psychically weird time for everyone, but on this episode of Destroy All Culture, Adam and Aidan are mulling over the results of the midterm elections (remember those?). On the other side of politics, though, there’s plenty of pop culture things to talk about. For example, there was Adam Sandler’s strange stand-up special, which Adam saw and Aidan did not; there’s discussion of the structure of The Good Place’s comedy; and we go over the historically themed “Demons of the Punjab” episode of Doctor Who. Plus more! Find us on iTunes or listen below, why dontcha.
Sometimes, here on Destroy All Culture, we double down on an idea or a theme and really explore its ramifications. And sometimes we talk about the stuff we watched. And when our engines are really singing, we get to do both. Is this one of those episodes? I dunno, but we put it on the internet for your enterainment. We speculate whether Riverdale’s third season will go down the supernatural or Scoobie-doo path, discuss Supergirl’s treatment of fascism, and generally chew on the usual run of CW shows. Enjoy! Listen below or find us on iTunes or your podcaster of choice.
Welcome back to Destroy All Culture. It’s the episode where we welcome back the onslaught of CW DC etceteras. We also go on about Daredevil, blissfully unaware that it’s headed for the chopping block along with the rest of the Marvel Netflix canon. And - as a bonus - we discuss some of the more uncertain comic moments in the third season of The Good Place. Enjoy! Listen below or find us on iTunes.
As I write, we approach the midseason break in all our favourite shows, but in the ur-time of Destroy All Culture, it’s the beginning of television’s fall season. Adam fills Aidan in on the glorious nerdbait of the latest season of Flash; Supernatural is doing its supernatural thing (still!); Riverdale is back, more shirtless and homoerotic than ever; and Aidan, for his sins, reports back on the first episode of Titans. So there you go!
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