The Simpsons Legacy and Thundercats Cameos
Collectors Discuss Hasbro, Ghostbusters, and YouTube
The Lion King 3D Review
This episode covers the long-term impact and potential end of The Simpsons, including a discussion on the show's evolution over its 20+ years, voice actor contract negotiations, and the quality of the 2007 feature film. Later, the conversation shifts to the 2011 Thundercats animated series, specifically addressing the appearance of cameos from other 1980s franchises like Silverhawks and Tiger Sharks and what those appearances might signal for the future of those properties.
The hosts discuss frustrations with YouTube commenters, the saturation of third-party Transformers figures, and their lack of interest in high-priced import collectibles. They also talk about custom figure projects, technical issues with Skype, and concerns regarding the business logistics behind the Ghostbusters toy subscription line.
Discussion on the limited theatrical 3D re-release of The Lion King, covering the visual depth and the experience of seeing the 1994 classic on the big screen again. The conversation also touches on the quality of Disney's 90s animated features and the anticipation for the upcoming Blu-ray release.
The hosts discuss the challenges of YouTube monetization and creator-viewer dynamics, including the etiquette of disclosing personal earnings. They also share perspectives on charity auctions like the Back to the Future Nike shoe release and contrast modern reality-heavy television schedules with the sitcom era of the 80s and 90s.