Hello, and action.

Hello, dear listeners, and welcome back to another episode of Warned and action.

Hello, dear listeners, and welcome back to another episode of What Went Wrong,

your favorite podcast, Full Stop, that just so happens to be about movies,

and how it is nearly impossible to make them, let alone a good one,

let alone a bright spot in a struggling cinematic universe. As always, I am Chris Winterbauer,

and I am thrilled to be joined by my co-host Lizzie Bassett, who's back in the driver's seat,

and I'm feeling a little bit like Dennis Quaid in Breaking Away, Deep Cut, doing that one lap,

right, to keep the race going, and then hopping off because he is just done. And now it's your turn, Lizzie, to win the race and take over and guide us home.

Thanks, Chris. Thank you for all the incredible work that you've done. Thanks for letting me

come back into the fold with Wonder Woman, which is what we are talking about today.

I thought about not inviting you back, but everybody just kept asking about you.

And then when we announced you were coming back, they were like, thank God, Lizzie's back.

So it's great.

Never leave me.

And let's dive in.

I'll never leave you, Chris, unless, like Steve Trevor, I decide to just kamikaze myself at the last second. I was going to say,

unless you decided to send me up in a plane to jump all the chemicals. Unless I decide to kamikaze you.

Exactly. Up in the plane. Yes. All right. Well, as I said, we are discussing Wonder Woman. Before we dive in, this is totally unrelated, but I do just want to do a little plug for our listeners. If you are not

watching the studio on Apple TV, you absolutely should be. It is so funny. It is so smart. And it

truly is what went wrong the TV show, basically. I'm really loving it. I can't believe how

many Pratt falls Seth Rogen is doing. Every episode

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