Ep. 616 - Mortal Kombat (GUESTS: Tara Ariano and Daanish Syed)

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4.6 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2021

⏱️ 115 minutes

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David and Devindra are joined by friends of the show Tara Ariano and Daanish Syed to chat about the good, the bad, and the awkward of the Academy Awards. For the feature review, the cast watches Mortal Kombat, the directorial debut of Simon McQuoid.

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Weekly Plugs

David - Culturally Relevant: One Year in the Seattle Pandemic

Devindra - Surface Laptop 4 review

Tara - Extra Hot Great

Daanish - Someone Should Make This

Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)
What we've been watching (~28:45)

David - Couples Therapy

Devindra - The Nevers, Shadow & Bone, Waffles and Mochi

Daanish - Mighty Ducks Trilogy and “Game Changers”, Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpions Revenge, Lake Mungo

Tara - Striking Distance, The Poseidon Adventure

Feature (~1:15:45)
Mortal Kombat
Spoilers (~1:31:50)

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Transcript

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0:00.0	It is always a good time to avoid the hustle and bustle at the grocery store, not to mention the crowds.
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0:42.2	Hello everyone and welcome to the slash filmcast.
0:45.1	My name is David Chen and I think blood icicles are totally legitimate tournament weapon.
0:50.4	Joining me today is Devinja Hardowar.
0:53.3	I guess it's time for a mortal podcast.
0:58.2	Joining us also is like, test your mics.
1:01.0	Oh nice.
1:02.6	Is it going to keep going or is that it?
1:04.8	I was waiting for like background music but you failed me so.
1:07.6	Oh okay.
1:08.4	We're going to do it again.
1:09.6	Do it again.
1:10.4	Okay.
1:12.4	I guess it's time for a mortal podcast.
1:23.2	Test your mics.
1:26.4	Okay.
1:26.9	That rendition was just off enough to avoid copyright claims.
1:30.4	So it's a good job Dave.
1:32.9	Thank you.
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