I'm Molly and you're listening to Zetus Lapidus a Mammoth Club original podcast.

What's up all you pop stars and or holograms that are also pop stars. I'm Alan. I'm a

hologram but not a pop star. Oh just okay okay and I'm Max. Oh and this

is Zetus itSlevitis.

It is the podcast where we watch every Disney channel origin of movie

or D.com in chronological order,

and then spend way too much time analyzing them.

This week, folks, we watched Pixel Perfect. What an introduction to the year 2004, everybody.

Kicking us off, New Year, New Me.

New Year New Program? New Year, new Hologram. me new your new program new holograms true like we have to talk about this technology when we get to it it is

maddeningly inconsistent with what a hologram is defined to be.

But, yeah, this is a science fiction movie.

True.

Like, by definition, I would say.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

I would say very little science.

Yeah, a whole lot of fiction.

So the description of this film is as follows, everybody.

A teen uses a holograph to create a pop star for his friend's band.

True. What's a holograph? Straight to the point. Is that different than a hologram?

I don't have a graphic image. I would say it's all. Probably synonymous or at

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