So, we've all experienced it when our socks turn against us. Or our trousers. Or even our pants. Well, guess what? Now our bloody doppelgängers are at it and they're only running around thinking that they're actually *people*??
Someone needs to sort this out - and one man can. Well, two men. Well, I guess thirteen men. And a woman. Well, loads of women. And some kids. Look, what I'm saying is Doctor Who is here and he's gonna make it all better!
Unknown writer Neil Gaiman tries his hand at doing a Doctor Who - and the universally poorly regarded 'The Doctor's Wife' comes out the other end! Condemned all across the board, can WHINE+SPACE find a glimmer of quality in an episode that is universally disliked?
There's only one way to find out!
This week, it's out with sex criminal Bryan Singer and in with sex criminal Brett Ratner - as we continue our look back at the endless series of X-Men films that Fox gone did. And, let's be honest, if we had complaints about the execution of 'X1: The First X-Men' and 'X2: X-Men 2 - X-Men United, Too', then we really did not know that of which we spoke, as we're about to be confronted with a dark and terrifying force that makes the Phoenix look like Philip Scofield.
Where were we? After an unscheduled break to deal with Audio Horrors, our X-Men project is back, as we take a look at one of the films frequently held up as an exemplar of the comic book movie genre - that’s right, it’s ‘X2: X-Men 2 - X-Men United: More X, more Men 2’. But has the film matured like a fine wine in the last 17 years? Or has it turned to repugnant vinegar?
There’s only one way to know, and it’s by listening to this bloody podcast - this time with incredibly variable audio quality!
Get ready. We present to you the most on-topic, laser focused analysis that you and possibly anyone has ever heard on this episode of the popular TV show 'The Doctor Who'. Listen up, as we go to almost laudable lengths to talk about any topic other than the episode right in front of us, but, well - we got there in the end...
It's been 100 years since Captain Marbles landed with us in early 2019, but here at WHINE+SPACE we like to take our time with delivering a superior product, like that 90s Guinness ad about the old man going swimming. So, in advance of the release of 'Blank Window' in November (I...guess?) we're finally catching up on our MCU and taking our dang medicine!
Lots of things happen in this week's episode of TV's 'Doctor Who' - and we can confirm that some of them do indeed make sense. So join us - as lots of cool shit goes down in quick succession and then the popular character Doctor Who turns the whole of humanity into a race of genocidal maniacs. Also, the moon is an egg.
Well, everything old is new again, because we've been doing this damn thing long enough for us to finally (pretty much) catch-up with ourselves - so join us, as we discuss Moffat's arcs, fair mysteries and hiding ourselves in a Tesla
Whether it's your ability to roll your tongue, or your Aunt who has three heads, mutation is everywhere. But nowhere more so than this here podcast - as we kick off our retrospective look at each film in the ridiculously long-running, ridiculously variable in quality cinematic X-Men franchise that ran between 2000 and 2019.
That dang MCU is coming to claim these filthy mutants, so before it does so, join us as we look back at the weirdest, longest-running, timey wimey continuity in all of superhero cinema, starting with 2000's 'X-Men'