The Review at the End of the Universe
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was released recently and Kneel Before Pod is finally here to deliver a long-awaited take on the latest big-screen release in the MCU. The conversation covers whether there’s more madness than multiverse, shared universe problems and “the rules”!
The month of May brought with it a large number of trailers and announcements with Kneel Before Pod doing the work of breaking it all down for you. This discussion covers the lure of James Cameron, Vin Diesel repelling people and books being adapted before they’re even written.
Aaron and Craig discuss Moon Knight. The discussion covers and multiple personalities, MCU uniqueness and how to categorise Gods.
Craig and Chris discuss Star Trek; Picard season 2. They talk emotional origin stories, messy plotting and time travel shenanigans.
Star Wars Day is upon us and Kneel Before Pod completes its journey through the Skywalker Saga by discussing Revenge of the Sith. The conversation covers evil politicians, descending into darkness and Younglings always being a funny word.
Craig, Kat and guests discuss the news and trailers from April 2022. The discussion covers re-adapting as TV shows, rethinking franchises and Queerbaiting in giant robot franchises.
Alien Day -April 26th or 4/26- is upon us once again and as tradition demands we deliver another special. The discussion covers messily explored ideas, the return of Ridley Scott and idiotic characters.
Star Trek: Discovery recently completed its fourth season so Kneel Before Pod is here to break it down as is the tradition. The discussion covers the exploration of grief, consequences and communication.
Recently Craig has the opportunity to chat to actor Shawn Doyle. The discussion covers the frustrations of the post-COVID audition process, marvelling at intricate set design and learning how to be a Chess Master.
Recently Craig had the opportunity to talk to actor, writer and producer Jonas Chernick following the debut of his new film Ashgrove at Glasgow Film Festival. The discussion covers creating your own work, portraying relationship breakdowns and extensive time travel research.
