Somebody says does it break? And another board member says it better break eventually.

Welcome to Rocketopia. A happy home for recommended movies, shows, and music from two people you can

definitely trust. Trustability varies by region, no guarantee is implied.

And now, here are your hosts, Aaron Dicer and Jeremy Scott.

You could have died, it's not true. I guess it is. Clinton's brother died because he was walking

in the same hallway. It wasn't safe anywhere. It definitely wasn't your fault.

The way you've been so mad at me.

Hello, welcome everybody. And I am on a different side of the screen than last week.

I don't know. Oh, you sneaky, sneaky host. Welcome chapters, welcome listeners. Today's big

recommend episode 75 of Rocketopia is the Fallout HBO Max original film. And it's a heavy one.

I'm excited to get into it. But let's do some lighter stuff to start out the show with our

usual small recommends. Aaron Dicer, my co-host, I'm Jeremy Scott. I keep screwing it up because I'm

not used to being the blue lead on a podcast. Did you bring any small recommends this week? Aaron,

it's no big deal. It's so small and light. It's small, it's tiny, it's petite, it's weak.

Oh, I sure did. As per the use for me, one TV, one movie, we will start, let's sort of

with TV show this week. New season of what we do in the shadows has started the first couple

episodes. What's most impressive to me about this show, which I came to a little bit late,

I think towards the end of season two, I caught up and started watching it because too many people

had told me it's my kind of humor, very, very funny stuff. And they were right. I really,

really enjoy how funny this show is. I enjoy what it's doing. It is at its essence that thing where

you take something that has been dark and scary and just created as normal day to day,

satire slash humor. Vampires are now completely undermined by the fact that they have all the

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