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Hello and welcome back to your favorite podcast, full stop, that just so happens to be about movies and how impossible it is to make one, let alone a good one, let alone your favorite podcast, full stop, that just so happens to be about movies.

Very good. I'm David Bowman. I co-produced the show. I edit, make music for it. And today we're going to try a deep cut episode. So to quickly lay out what the format will be,

we're going to do three segments. The first is going to share some corrections from this month,

some what went wrong wrongs, if you will. Then we're

going to go to revisit the August episodes, see if we can find a through line that ties them

all together, whether it's through the themes of the movies or behind-the-scenes stories.

And lastly, we will go through some of the mailbag questions that you guys sent our way.

I am, of course, joined by your intrepid host, Chris Winterbauer and Lizzie Bassett. Chris, Lizzie, how are you guys doing today? I'm doing great, David. And, you know, I've really been racking what two to three brain cells I have left trying to connect our August movies, which are Kill Bill volumes one and two, Starship Troopers, Shawshank Redemption,

and Bohemian Rhapsody.

But I think, perhaps, we have something to discuss there.

All right.

So for the first section, I'm going to kick it to Chris, and he's going to give some corrections

that we learned about after recording our episodes.

Since this is our first corrections corner, I'm going back a little

further than August because there's a couple of interesting things that I wanted to share.

No, I don't want to know what I messed up. You didn't mess up anything. And a couple are actually

just interesting tidbits that our audience sent us questions that we had that we couldn't answer.

And the one that I find the most interesting was back in

Hulk, why was Bruce Banner's name changed to David from Bruce for the 78 Incredible Hulk series?

Now, Kenneth Johnson has claimed two reasons. One, he disliked comic book's tendency toward

alliterative names, Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Bruce Banner.

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