Before we begin I want to tell you about a really funny and insightful movie

podcast called I Saw What You Did. Every week Millie de Cherico and Daniel

Henderson share a double feature with a different wild theme and explore how our life stories impact the movies that we love.

Millie and Danielle discuss cult classics through a feminist lens, have conversations about

their film crushes throughout the ages, and provide hilarious

hot takes on just about everything.

New episodes come out every Tuesday.

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You're listening to imaginary worlds show about how we create them and why we suspend or

disbelief. I'm Mark Malinsky. Every so often I'll learn something about the

history of life on Earth that blows my mind. I was watching a nature documentary once and they said

that the majority of species who have ever existed on this planet we have no

idea what they look like.

Unless they left behind fossils or some other kind of imprint,

they're lost to time.

I kept trying to imagine what on earth,

literally what on earth did these species look like.

There's also been a movement to reimagine extinct animals.

In recent years, scientists have realized that dinosaurs were multicolored. They had feathers and

pouches of fat. In fact, the real T-Rex might have looked less like the creature that we saw in

Jurassic Park and more like the creature that we saw in Jurassic Park,

and more like the scariest chicken you've ever seen.

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