S5E19. The Bear King’s Feast Part 1
The day has finally arrived and The Bear King’s Midsummer Feast Awaits The Lady of the Silken Weave, and Defender of the Dark Wilds.
Read MoreThe day has finally arrived and The Bear King’s Midsummer Feast Awaits The Lady of the Silken Weave, and Defender of the Dark Wilds.
Read MoreWell there are three bodies, a set of secret passages, and a mysterious set of wards still suppressing all magic in the manor house. So, y’know, just an average night for our heroes.
Read MoreSo recent events have made it clear that we here at Nerd & Tie need to make some decisions about
Read MoreSometimes you make a new friend and they share something that really gets your brain going! So this month, Bree welcomes Mara Levy to the virtual studio for a discussion about ogham – its’ history and meaning and use in both ancient and modern magic. (Perennial notetakers will want to have pencils handy when we talk about the kennings!)
Read MoreMoopsy!
As Lower Decks is back for the last time, we’re looking at three animated Star Trek episodes, specifically ones about strange creatures.
The Eye of the Beholder brings us weird dopey-looking elephant slug things who are actually more evolved than humans!
A Tribble Called Quest brings us all kinds of mutant tribbles including a bizarre horrible Tribble with a face! Ugh…
I Have No Bones, Yet I Must Scream brings us an adorable monster in Moopsy, who may have done one or two things wrong.
Moopsy!
Read MoreWith a second body dropping, things are getting dire. Which of the party guests is the murderer? Where is the cook? Why is no one pushing back on the idea that the entire team is really just Scooby Doo?
Read MoreIt isn’t long now until the Bear King’s Midsummer Feast and there are a few things to think about before they go.
Read MoreCeleste has a quick and dirty video about Netflix new Gundam series, Requiem for Vengeance, and finds its politics completely morally indefensible.
Read MoreOn what turns out to not quite be the last episode of Chosen, Jodie talks to a woman who, with a few simple questions, accidentally set in motion the creation of the Chosen paper.
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