Interview with WAYNE Creator Shawn Simmons

Pop Culture Leftovers

Tv & Film, Tv Reviews

4.5 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2019

⏱️ 131 minutes

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Summary

In this bonus episode Brian and Rebekah talk with Shawn Simmons the creator of the hit YouTube Premium series WAYNE! This episode was a blast and Shawn was a fantastic guest and really dives into what makes Wayne so special and all of the things we fans fell in love with. A series so amazing that even Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick the writers from Deadpool wanted to get involved on this project. We talk about the hopes for a season 2, what we as fans can do and what to expect. There’s some great on set stories here as well that you have to hear. And one includes Jon and Jamie Champagne, the Champagne twins who play Carl and Teddy and you HAVE TO HEAR THIS!!! But we don’t always talk about Wayne and in true Pop Culture Leftovers fashion we kind of go off the rails and talk about the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Shawn and that’s something that has to be heard. I really had a great time on this one and I hope our listeners enjoy this chat with Shawn as much as Rebekah and I did. And if you haven’t watched Wayne please subscribe to YouTube Premium and watch all 10 episodes. I promise you that you won’t regret it! The first episode is free to watch on YouTube and you’ll be hooked. Be sure to let YouTube know on Twitter, Instagram and all the social media platforms that you want Wayne season 2. Now enjoy this very special episode with Shawn Simmons. Share this: Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, what's up everybody. Hey, welcome to a bonus episode of Palm Culture
0:03.8	leftovers. This is one this is one I've been looking forward to. I've been kind of
0:07.8	talking back and forth with Sean Simmons, the creator of Wayne on YouTube
0:12.0	premium, a show that I blasted through the first week
0:14.6	and that it came out on YouTube, and this was incredible.
0:17.0	Yeah, this was one that was being touted as from, you know, the guys that brought you Deadpool.
0:21.6	Wret Reese and Paul Wernick, the writers of Deadpool,
0:24.0	little did I know that there was another guy that actually was involved in this series
0:28.8	that's actually the creator of the series, Sean Simmons, and he listened to our episode where we reviewed Wayne
0:36.2	on pop culture leftovers and kind of like thanked us for like loving the show and it's like
0:40.8	hey you don't have to thank us for making an incredible show and then I did
0:45.1	something crazy and I said Sean would you like to come on top culture leftovers and talk with
0:50.0	us and he agreed and this is what this conversation is about it's just me and
0:54.8	Rebecca talking to Sean Simmons the creator of Wayne and just having a blast like
0:59.8	half of the time it felt like some of the time we weren't even talking about Wayne, we talked
1:04.4	about Flave of Brett Michaels, we talked about the Marvel movies, we talked about everything in between.
1:10.1	It was just a fantastic fun time and at times I felt like the third wheel here because Rebecca and Sean were just like they were just they were just the BFFs of this episode.
1:21.0	So but no honestly we had a great time.
1:24.0	It was such a fun interview and I hope to talk to Sean again in the future.
1:27.3	But we talk about Wayne, we talk about the possibility of season two and what he has planned. There's some great stories about the twins,
1:35.0	the Champagne brothers in this one.
1:36.7	There's a story about these guys in this episode
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