Ep 90 - Ethical Villains

Heroes can be boring- let’s talk villains! Rik Hayashi joins us to
talk about the villains who have a point, the ones we can
sympathize with, or even sometimes agree with. What makes someone a
villain? What are the lines between a villain and a hero who is
willing to do anything for the cause? We talk Sinestro, Killmonger,
and what happens when Ben Sisko goes for a walk in the Pale Moon
Light.

Riki Hayakshi is also a co-host on the Star Wars Universe Podcast,
during our Clone Wars episodes.
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