Doomcoming: A Yellowjackets Podcast | 1.01 Pilot

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Buffering: A Rewatch Adventure

Tv & Film, After Shows, Tv Reviews

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🗓️ 30 November 2022

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to Doomcoming, a little "winter treat" of a rewatch podcast where we dig into the first season of Showtime's Yellowjackets one episode at a time. Today we are discussing the pilot episode of the series where we meet our cast of characters in both 1996 and 2021. Some highlights include: Shauna killing a rabbit, Nat smoking a cigarette, Tai not breaking Allie's leg, Allie drinking a big glass of wine, Jackie being Jackie, and Misty watching a rat drown.

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0:00.0	Oh, hey everybody, what's up?
0:06.0	Back in the feed and it feels so good.
0:10.4	Gosh, I'm a little nervous.
0:11.7	Do you think that I remember how to make a podcast?
0:13.7	It's been at least a couple of weeks.
0:15.7	At least a couple.
0:16.7	I'm so stuck into the microphone.
0:18.7	That's how it works.
0:19.9	It's like riding a bike.
0:20.9	You want to actually straddle the microphone and then peddle it.
0:24.9	I think.
0:26.9	I guess we're officially back.
0:28.5	Hello.
0:29.5	Yay.
0:30.5	Welcome to a very fun little, what would you call this?
0:33.4	An interstitial, uh, jaunt.
0:36.4	What's the proper, what's the business term?
0:38.6	Yeah, I keep referring to it as a Sherbert course.
0:42.3	Great.
0:43.3	Yes, a palette cleanser.
0:45.3	It's a palette cleanser in between courses, if you will.
0:49.5	We are doing a little mini series here on a show that we love so much so that I've
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