Hey everybody, this is Rob Leifeld. You are listening to another episode of Robeservations.

Comic books and pop culture have become one. That's the fastest, easiest, clearest way to say it.

It's all one big thing. There is not a day that goes by now. And the reason I talk about it is,

in my own life, I am still shocked every day at how

um prevalent all comic book material is now to the culture it is everywhere it is in on on

on shelves at your market at your grocery store at your big box store at your uh I mean at your toy store it at your big box store, at your, I mean, at your toy store. It's all over

our streaming, lives on our TV sets, our computers, our handheld devices. So it's crazy. And we talk

about it. We always talk about it here. I love talking about it here. That's what we do. And today,

oh, I love this episode. This is so good because I always, it's fun to have an episode that you can react to stuff that's happening.

And yet it can be informative.

And that's what we intend to do today.

We intend to be informative.

I'm going to try and be as informative as I can on a subject.

I'm even surprised that I will have a fair amount of knowledge on,

which is the subject of reshoots.

It was announced last week that Dr. Strange had been scheduled for an extended, you know, they made a big

deal, extended amount of reshoots, uh, the, the Dr. Strange sequel, Dr. Strange 2, it's,

maybe into the amount of madness. Is that what it's called? I don't have it in front of me.

I just, the sequel to Dr. Strange was going to undergo a serious amount of reshoots

according to a late-breaking article that was coming out all over the place. I don't know who broke it,

but people were quick to,

to run it and,

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