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In this episode, well, let's let Patton Oswald explain.

And please allow me to finish this because it's going to seem like a bit of a jump.

We see Thanos, as you know, owns the Infinity Gauntlet, which has the time gem, the mind gem, the power gem, the space gem, and the reality gem.

If he holds the reality gem, that means he can jump from different realities.

This will be our link to the Marvel universe from the Star Wars universe.

Yes, today at Science Fiction University, we're going to discuss the idea of the multiverse in fiction,

which you're probably sick of hearing about now.

But hang in there because we're going to come at this from an angle you probably never heard

before.

But first, here's a quick recap of a few of the more famous or infamous multiversal

stories that are out there.

There is Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, which is not very good.

There is the Flash, which we have not seen, but we hear that it's terrible.

Yeah, very, very bad.

There is the highly underrated 1993 Last Action Hero starring Otto Schwarzenegger.

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