Warning, this podcast contains spoilers for the first three episodes of the Disney Plus series. Willow Plus,

the original 1988 film of the same name.

Hello, my name is Jason Goodsapsion and welcome to X-Ray Vision, the crooked podcast where we dive

deep into your favorite shows, movies, comics and pop culture in this episode. In the previously

on, we will be discussing the trailer for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Folks, I've sure

Rosie and I will have a lot of thoughts about this trailer. Then we will be discussing the latest

trailer for the HBO Max series, The Last of Us. In the airlock, we'll be discussing the Disney

Plus series Willow, which of course is a sequel to the 1988 George Lucas production of Willow,

a movie that holds a special place in the heart of my co-host. She's the number one comics historian,

the number one Willow lover, the number one eternal lover. That's right, folks. It's the great,

the powerful Rosie March. Rosie, I feel so happy to be somebody who just loves so many things.

It's true. I love Willow so much. I'm really excited to talk about that show. We're actually talking

about lots of things that I love this week. As we do every week, I guess, how you doing? I'm doing

well. I got to say I'm enjoying the Willow show. I think the tone is really unique. It's not like

anything else. It's very unexpected at like dropping in December as well. You're just like,

oh, this is like, okay, this show exists and it's totally different from anything else that's going

on. Well, the sense you get quite strongly is that Disney is like, we have very low expectations for

what anyone's reaction to this. It's all gravy as far as they're concerned, I'm sure.

I did have one thing I wanted to raise because it was a comic. I had a conversation recently with

some friends that were in London and we were talking about slang, English slang. I had to, because I

have eternally been mystified by Geezer, which I think if you heard in American English, you'd hear

Geezer, that Geezer and you'd think that old comic man. That's definitely how it is in America. No,

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