Ep. 523 - Toy Story 4 (GUEST: Kristy Puchko from Pajiba.com)

David, Devindra, Jeff welcome back a Kristy Puchko cameo on the
podcast. Devindra strongly urges people to watch Neon Genesis
Evangelion on Netflix. For the feature review, the cast ask the
important question: is the forth installment in the Toy Story
franchise a soulless cash grab or a beautiful continuation of the
beloved tale?





Find more of Kristy’s work at decadentcriminals.com. Read
Kristy’s take on a Twitter war over a craft project here. Read
about what Jon Negroni learned from Toy Story 4 about his own
disability and the metaphysical implication of Toy Story 4 for
the Toy Story universe.  





Check out Jeff Cannata’s new D&D show Dungeon Run. Listen to
David’s other podcast Write Along with writer C. Robert Cargill
Devindra's new podcast Know More Tech, answering your question on
the latest gadgets. Subscribe to David's Youtube channel at
Davechensky.





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Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)


What We’ve been Watching (~11:00)


Devindra - Neon Genesis Evangelion, Shadow, Los Espookys


Kristy: The Dead Don’t Die, Midsommar, The Hunger, Nightmare on
Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge





Feature (~56:20)


Toy Story 4


Spoilers (~1:19:00)





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