Episode 361: Tetris

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We discuss the crazy story of how the rights to Tetris were won – leading to it being packaged with the Nintendo Gameboy and becoming one of the most impactful video games of all-time.

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By Request 005: The Mist

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Aaron reacts to The Mist, the 2007 Frank Darabont adaptation of Stephen King’s creepy novella.

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Music: “Something Elated” – Broke For Free

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Feelin’ It: Atomic Blonde

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(SPOILER FREE) Aaron and Ryan share their thoughts on the neon 80’s Cold War action spy film starring Charlize Theron. Is this truly just a female version of John Wick or something more? We answer that question and give you the details you need to decide whether seeing Atomic Blonde is for you, all spoiler free.

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Intro/Outro Music – “Air Hockey Saloon” by Chris Zabriskie

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