Hi malevolent fans, this isn't the voice you usually hear on this feed and that's because

we're doing something special today. We're going to be diving into season 4 in all its

guts and glory, answering questions, and talking about what's next for the show. I'm

Ren Brooke, writer and malevolent fan, and I'm here with Harlan Guthrie. the of malevolence. The reason we're all here, the reason we're crying over things like

guardetos and music boxes and cans of peaches. Harlan, hello, how are you?

Hello, I'm fantastic. How are you? Hello, I'm fantastic.

How are you?

I'm pretty good.

Thank you so much for doing this and having me.

I'm excited to chat malevolent.

Yes, yes, lots to chat about.

I hope, I'm hoping that I have enough to add to it that my voice wasn't completely in just the show and nothing else, but I don't know know maybe I'll have some thoughts that exist

beyond what the clever fans have already created. I think we could probably talk for

an hour about Intramzzo alone. Ooh yes. But before we get into all of that I have to say here this is going to be

spoilers for all of season 4 and Intermezzo so if you haven't listened to those go listen to those first and then come back to this and in fact my first

question dives right into intermezzo get into the good stuff first. Nice.

So those avoiding spoilers will want to turn back now.

So in essentially the first moments of malevolent in season one, part one, chapter chapter one John lays out the idea of a multiverse

and the dark world and now in the intermezzo before season five 200 chapters later. We get another summary of the multiverse from Kane and we've

learned how integral these other timelines are to Kane's plans. It's an idea you set up at the very beginning and now after four

seasons how does it feel to finally see this seed come to fruition? Oh man it feels good it's it's really you know when I had

the idea season one for the you know the multiverse the dark world all the kind of it was before all the hot

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