BLACK MIRROR: USS Callister

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Streaming Things

Tv Reviews, Tv & Film

4.9 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Chris, Steve, and Andy deconstruct the first episode of Black Mirror Season 4, USS Callister. The boys unveil their initial reactions and steaming hot takes, ribbed for your pleasure. Join the conversation at [email protected] take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast.The mothership is located at www.idogaf.comSupport the show

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0:27.7	freshest streaming service. Okay. Well, Welcome back, Fabled listeners. My name is Chris. I'm Annie and I'm Steve.
0:57.6	And this is streaming things, the wonderful podcast that delves deep into various television and film properties.
1:05.9	We are broadcasting live from the USS Callister.
1:09.5	Deep space.
1:10.5	Deep, balls deep space.
1:11.8	Yes.
1:12.8	Any time we say deep, we have to say balls.
1:15.4	And we're children.
1:17.0	Engage.
1:18.0	Engage analysis.
1:19.0	Wait, what?
1:20.0	I don't know.
1:21.0	That was terrible, Steve.
1:22.0	You're kicked off the brig.
1:22.8	You're sending you to the brig, right? Yes, the brig is the prison. Right. The bridge is the bridge.
1:30.0	Where does the bridge connect to?
1:35.0	Sorry.
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