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the only hope is X-Men.

Welcome to Cerebro, the X-Men podcast, where a homo and his friends dig deep into the history of Homo Superior.

I'm your host, Connor Goldsmith, and with me today for episode two is Daniel Kibblesmith,

a five-time Emmy-nominated former staff writer on The Late Show

with Stephen Colbert, and a founding editor at the comedy site Clickhole. He has also written for

Marvel and DC Comics, most recently at Marvel as the writer of the ongoing series Loki,

and he is here with me today to talk about Kurt Wagner, the X-Men, known as Nightcrawler. Thanks for

dropping in, Daniel. Thank you for having me. And I'm glad that we committed so early to Wagner.

Oh, I mean, yeah. How else would you say? I mean, Wagner, I guess. I, well, you know, for 25 years.

Yeah, because I was, when I was a child, I certainly did, but he's German. I mean,

we got to, no, actually, I'm taking pronunciation very seriously here because I know that there are

a million comic, you know, nerds who would get mad at me if I did something wrong. So I actually,

this episode was a real, was a real white knuckle kind of moment because I spent at least

four or five hours last night looking at like six different dialects of the Romani language,

trying to decide how to pronounce Margali Sardosh, which is what I've decided to go with,

because I think she's French, but I think the name

Zardosh is supposed to be Hungarian, except that it seems that Claremont just made it up. So I'm not

entirely clear, but that's what I'm going with. You are welcome to pronounce it however you want,

because certainly I think I said Zardos my whole life until now. Definitely up until this point. You'll probably hear me use both.

So if Chris Claremont listens to the pod at any point and would like to get in touch,

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