Rei Ayanami | Sound Only

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Tv & Film

4.3 • 641 Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2019

⏱️ 151 minutes

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We talk about the arrival of ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ on Netflix and the changes that accompanied the new release (00:00) before breaking down episodes three through seven, which introduce us to Rei Ayanami, the pilot of Evangelion Unit-00 (08:42). Episodes covered: 3 - 7 Hosts: Justin Charity, Micah Peters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm Justin Charity. And I'm Michael Peters. A recapables miniseries about Neon Genesis Evangelion, now streaming on Netflix.
0:39.1	I'm Justin Charity.
0:40.5	And I'm Michael Peters.
0:42.1	We're your sound-only co-host here to record our deepest, darkest, most passionate analysis about one of the greatest TV shows ever meet.
0:51.4	So we're on episode two, Michael.
0:54.5	We got to episode two. We got to episode two.
0:57.0	We got to episode two.
0:57.7	Lord, thank you.
0:58.4	Thank you.
0:59.3	I got home and I spread my duer.
1:01.2	I got on the floor and I just said a prayer.
1:03.0	I was just like, thank God.
1:05.8	Between the two of us, you're the one with the Twitter.
1:08.4	I mean, what's the feedback?
1:09.6	What are the streets saying?
1:11.0	The feedback is mostly that we are, that we should just settle on a pronunciation about a couple of things.
1:20.5	Like what? What are you talking about? I don't know what you're talking about. Nerve, or is it a nerve?
1:27.2	Nerve.
1:27.7	I mean, but that's a German, English.
1:29.7	Like, we're not German.
1:30.9	Yeah, we're not German.
1:31.5	I mean, I get that they're German terms.
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