Generation M: Seeing Red

See Something Say Something

Ahmed Ali Akbar

Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 550 Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2023

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Reposting Episode 4 of Generation M: Recapping Ms. Marvel. Head over to that page to subscribe and get the earliest possible episodes!

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Episode description:

Ahmed and Waleed are joined by documentarian Khaula Malik to discuss "Seeing Red," the fourth episode of the Ms. Marvel TV show. The show heads to Pakistan! Khaula helps us understand the complications of filming there. We discuss what kind of image of Pakistan the showrunners depict.

This episode of Generation M is a not-for-profit work licensed freely under creative commons.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Generation M, a Ms. Marvel podcast. I'm Amadal Yukber. My co-host this week is Waleed Shahid. Hi, Waleed. Hi, how's it going? Good. We are going to Pakistan. Did you expect that when you started the series that we were going to go to Pakistan? No. Also, I just got triggered because whenever I got in trouble, my parents would be like, we're going to Pakistan when I was a kid. We just started this adventure.
0:23.5	We're going to Pakistan when I was a kid.
0:21.7	We just started this adventure.
0:23.5	We're like, we're going to Pakistan.
0:24.7	I'm like, no.
0:25.1	Taking you to Pakistan.
0:27.0	Taking you to Pakistan.
0:28.0	Taking you to Pakistan. She's been teaching the law that she missed so long
0:41.3	She's fighting the moon
0:46.3	and breaking her girl
0:51.3	Yeah You know You Yeah
0:56.0	You
0:58.0	Tohah
1:00.0	ma'am
1:01.0	What is
1:02.0	What is
1:03.0	What is
1:04.0	What is
1:06.0	What is
1:07.0	Man
1:08.0	Jir-dhid
1:09.0	me and
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