if I had just been brainwashed into many acts of terrorism and I was unbrainwashed, I'd be like, man, I don't remember a blessed thing. It's all gone.

What year is it? Is it 1999? Who's the president? X-Men, X-Men.

In the 21st century, people mutants led by Magneto aimed to destroy the world.

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 is

Jordan Bloom, television producer, best known probably for his work on American Dad and Community,

but for Marvel fans most notable in the weeks to come, as the co-creator of Marvel's Modoc,

a new animated series, debuting on Hulu, May 21st,

co-created with comedian, actor, and star of the violently underrated Charlize Theron

masterpiece, Young Adult, Patton Oswald.

That was for all the gay listeners who know how sick it is that no one was nominated for an Oscar for acting

in that movie. Jordan, how are you today? I'm doing well. Thank you for having me. And I absolutely

agree with you. I think that movie is criminally underrated. Dynamite stuff. Yeah. I remember I got

the screener and I think I watched it like three times in a weekend. I thought it was

incredible. I saw it three times in the theater, actually. I was like, I need to call my

psychiatrist. I need a drink. You know, it's a very, it's a very, very good movie. And it must be a

treat to work with him. He seems like a fun guy. I've only ever heard good things. He's the nicest person I've ever worked. Like he is, you know, there's a lot of people

like, oh, I hope they're like the way they present themselves, you know, and he is exactly

who you think he is. He is one of us, you know, we're there every Wednesday, picking up

our new comics. That's one of the most fun thing

working with him is he's always suggesting new things to read of course well it's a deep

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