Hello, and we'll do that better close to the mic, shall we?

Hello, and welcome to the WrestleTalk podcast. I am Luke Owen D. A.D., and I'm joined by that bitch, your Quizzle Managed Champion Tempo T-Reslo Howaiser.

Doing quite well, Luke. How are you?

Well, I'm stoked now, and you'll get to hear this in the show itself, because we get a live reaction to it.

And I'm going to announce that they're doing an X-Men revival. The X-Men animated series from the 1990s is getting a brand new, like a sequel show.

It's called X-Men 97, and that is very cool. And I'm going to share my screen with you to show how Marvel Studios announced this, because, oh, I mean, it warms my heart.

This is a terrible podcast content. I appreciate that. But Tempo's will have a lovely reaction to it. There is Chrome tab, Marvel Studios. Here we go.

Of course, that is lovely. It's the Wolverine meme of him looking at a photograph, and then putting the photograph, X-Men 97.

Oh, that's fun. Yeah. I like knowing that there are people involved with Marvel stuff that get it.

You know, I get a sense a lot of the time that the Disney folk are just robots that don't understand stuff. You know, you didn't understand Star Wars.

Like, I get this with them. So I love the Simpsons. You love the Simpsons. We all love the Simpsons, right? But like, have you tried to watch any of the Simpson shorts things that they've done on Disney Plus?

No, I've not.

And the reason why I think they're pretty bad, quite bad, in fact, I would say, is that when the Simpsons were on Fox,

all they did was just like, this channel sucks. This channel is just full of crap, and everyone who works in here is an idiot.

And I and Fox are rubbish. Now they're going to Disney. All of the shows are just like, man, got you know, who rules Disney?

Do you know what's the best Loki? Do you know what's got no flaws in it? Loki, Star Wars, man. Let's just make some Star Wars references, but with Simpsons characters,

with none of the bites or satire that a Simpson short would have had on Fox 10 or so years ago.

Oh, man. Yeah.

It really is. It really is. It really does disappoint me. You know, because I love, I love good classic Simpsons. Like a lot.

It's like one of my favorite shows ever. And they were counter culture in the 90s.

And that was like, that's as cool as you can get, you know, in the age of Nirvana and Stone Cold Steve Austin, you've got the Simpsons being the bad boys of cartoons.

That was really good. Now they're the furthest thing from that. They are just Americana.

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