In "Partners," the fifth episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series' fourth season, Alistair Smythe kidnaps Black Cat to force Spider-Man into retrieving either Scorpion or Vulture. Smythe needs their neogenic DNA to restore Alisa Silvermane's toddler-aged husband, Silvermane, to adulthood. The episode features Black Cat's independent, albeit reckless, crime-fighting, leading to her capture. Spider-Man, initially frustrated by her actions, ultimately works alongside her,

"The Awakening," the sixth episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series' fourth season, sees the return of Michael Morbius. While Debra Whitman and Curt Connors attempt to cure him, Kingpin plots to exploit Morbius's DNA for immortality. Meanwhile, Spider-Man grapples with his grief over Mary Jane and burgeoning feelings for Black Cat, whose playful teasing briefly distracts him from his emotional turmoil. Their burgeoning romance is tested when a near-fatal accident highlights the

In "The Return of Kraven," the fourth episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series' fourth season, Spider-Man grapples with grief over Mary Jane's disappearance, his anger impacting his heroism. Simultaneously, Kraven the Hunter reappears, claiming responsibility for a monstrous creature terrorizing the city, dubbed the Stalker. Spider-Man and Black Cat team up, their partnership strained by Spider-Man's cynicism. The chase reveals the Stalker's true identity: Mariah

In case you missed it, we're revisiting our hilarious convo with Alan Shane Lewis, comedian and co-host of The Great Canadian Baking Show.Alan shares QUITE the "Wish I Never..." story (which involves being backstage at SNL with Paul Rudd!) before chatting with Amy and Dan about his deep-rooted love of The Simpsons, being a proud cat dad, GCBS and more.THANK YOU for listening to Wish We Never Met! New episodes will be released weekly again starting Jan. 16, 2024.Give this new podcast some love by

In today’s episode, we’re joined by Cat Thomas, a talented theater director, actor, and filmmaker. A University of South Carolina graduate with an MFA in directing, Cat brings a unique blend of creativity and leadership to every project. She’s worked on films like Holy Irresistible, The Grand Strand, and Goody, and is known for her ability to connect with people on set and bring out the best in everyone. We talk about her journey in the world of film and theater, her creative process, and how she

Chuck discusses opening up, Bob's Burgers, and more!

Bizarre physics, chef adventurers, and talking ships, oh my! Shaun Duke and Paul Weimer are joined by Cat Rambo for a riveting discussion about Rumor Has It. Together, they explore Cat’s approach to point of view and spectacle, the complexities of infodumps, writing space opera, and much more! Thanks for listening. We hope you enjoy the episode! Show Notes: If you have a question you’d like us to answer, feel free to shoot us a message on our contact page. Our new intro and outro music comes from

Screenwriter James Foye (Revolutionary Spy, Thick as  Thieves) talks about breaking into screenwriting, his success in the contest realm including the Nicholl Fellowship, and more!

Director Gints Zilbalodis is here to talk about his new wonderfully charming and utterly pantomimed new animated film, Flow. This interview contains spoilers for Flow. More about Flow The world seems to be coming to an end, teeming with the vestiges of a human presence. Cat is a solitary animal, but as his home is devastated by a great flood, he finds refuge on a boat populated by various species, and will have to team up with them despite their differences. In the lonesome boat sailing through

The drummer and singer’s career has included stints with R.L. Burnside, Link Wray, Sparklehorse, Epic Soundtracks, Untamed Youth, and so many more. He’s been in Rock’n’roll College forever and remembers most of it. Tonight Clarke joins the Troubled Men to review the highs and lows of a life on the road. Never leave the van. Topics include Vietnam vets, the stranger, a survey, RFK Jr., service dogs, a cat toilet, “Joker: Folie a Deux,” a Maxwell’s gig, an assassination, a drone

The drummer and singer’s career has included stints with R.L. Burnside, Link Wray, Sparklehorse, Epic Soundtracks, Untamed Youth, and so many more. He’s been in Rock’n’roll College forever and remembers most of it. Tonight Clarke joins the Troubled Men to review the highs and lows of a life on the road. Never leave the van. Topics include Vietnam vets, the stranger, a survey, RFK Jr., service dogs, a cat toilet, “Joker: Folie a Deux,” a Maxwell’s gig, an assassination, a drone

Somebody call our mamma!  It’s time to get funky with your pals at HUGE POP and their very special guest this week, Ernest “The Cat Miller”. Donnie and Jimmy talk to Ernest about his unusual entry into the wrestling world, his time in WCW, a very violent rib that was played on him, and backfired, the way the locker room treated him as an outsider, why he found WWE to be challenging, and a lot more!  He even spent time talking about his work as an actor – most notably, the award-winning film “The

I interview the two writers on our Christmas movie to to how the project got it's start, how they work as a writing pair, how scripts are different than games, how and what a logline and beat sheet is, book recommendations, game pillars in Subnautica, what we feel is essential in a Christmas movie and our favorite Christmas movies and why.YouTube video interviewhttps://youtu.be/OJuBJ01QP3oBook RecommendationsSave the Cat, by Blake Snyder (Loglines, beat sheets)The Hero with a Thousand Faces, ...

Leur métier consiste à superviser l'écriture de séries. La parole est aux directeur-ice-s d'écriture / de collection :- Michel Catz (Cat's Eyes, TF1)- Fabienne Facco (Candice Renoir, France 2)- Deborah Hassoun (Skam France, France TV Slash)- Alice Boucherit (Moka, Gulli)- et Fiona Leibgorin (Scènes de Ménage, M6)ℹ️ "Et Le Scénario" est un podcast produit par la Cité Européenne des Scénaristes, présenté et monté par Baptiste Rambaud. Un dimanche sur quatre, un corps de métier

Somebody call our mamma!  It’s time to get funky with your pals at HUGE POP and their very special guest this week, Ernest “The Cat Miller”. Donnie and Jimmy talk to Ernest about his unusual entry into the wrestling world, his time in WCW, a very violent rib that was played on him, and backfired, the way the locker room treated him as an outsider, why he found WWE to be challenging, and a lot more!  He even spent time talking about his work as an actor – most notably, the award-winning film “The

#914B: Hannah Shaw talks about “Cats of the World,” the book she created with her husband, feline photographer Andrew Marttila, as they traveled the globe to celebrate the lives of cats everywhere. [The authors very kindly gifted a copy of the beautiful book to all the winning filmmakers who came to the NYC premiere of the 7th Annual NY Cat Film Festival in October.]

Hello Backstory fans! 🎄 In this episode, we dive headfirst into the festive madness of Christmas with us. We chat about everything from decorating mishaps and the excitement (and annoyances) of holiday shopping, to the unexpected joys of gifting. 😄Join us as we wind down Season 14, and reminisce about childhood Christmas memories, spill the beans on some of our holiday traditions, and discuss the somewhat unpredictable weather that can wreak havoc on the season. 🌨️ This laid-back conversation

In Episode 63 of Vox Macabre, host Kit Mann dives into the shadows with three haunting films connected by a shared hue of darkness—The Black Phone (2021), Black Christmas (1974), and The Black Cat (1934). From supernatural terror to genre-defining slasher horror to gothic chills, this trio explores the many shades of fear.Kit unpacks Scott Derrickson’s adaptation of Joe Hill’s spine-tingling tale in The Black Phone, discusses the groundbreaking slasher elements of Bob Clark’s Black Christmas, and

Marc Pilvinsky hops on the show to talk about his documentary Weirdo: The Story of Five Eight, taking the movie on the road, his first disastrous meeting with the band, and more!

In this episode, Andy and Scott Walker review two short horror films and the 2024 horror feature film "The Deliverance".Film links:- 1. We Have A Cat. ⁠https://youtu.be/TXWql_WRD9M?feature=shared⁠ 2. She's Here. ⁠https://youtu.be/t8taLybPJQI?feature=shared⁠ 3. The Deliverance (Trailer). ⁠https://youtu.be/PDcDagDcwPA?feature=shared⁠ The full film of The Deliverance is on Netflix.