Episode 113: You Live Here Now
Hosts Amy, Helene, and Megan continue our Crimes of Grindelwald movie breakdown with the Nagini reveal and learning who Tycho Dodonus is. Why do you think Credence is the "key to victory?"
Episode 112: Too Sassy to Get a Permit
Join the new and better Golden Trio for our third installment of the Crimes of Grindelwald breakdown. Why do you think it "has to be Newt" who moves against Grindelwald?
Episode 111: Mimes in England
Join Amy, Ann, and Julianna as they break down the next few scenes of Crimes of Grindelwald. Do you think that knowing a minor character's name in a movie is important?
Episode 110: Abergrindy
Join Aureo, Marjolaine, and Shannen as they break down the first ten minutes of Crimes of Grindelwald. What do you think about Grindelwald's new fancy magic in these scenes?
Bonus Episode: Quarantine Edition
Join Amy, Ann, Aureo, Helene, and Marjolaine for a special bonus episode. Our hosts answer all of your most burning questions!
Episode 109: Enraged Virginian Children
Join Ann, Helene, and Megan as they discuss the challenges of making a film that relies on a story everyone already knows, like a prequel or a historical film. Do you think Fantastic Beasts qualifies as a prequel?
Episode 108: Science Bros
We dive into the concept of alchemy and how the Sorcerer's Stone might factor into the plot of the Fantastic Beasts series. What is your favorite Credence origin theory?
Episode 107: It’s in the Bleeping Title
Hosts Amy, Aureo, Lizzie S., and Marjolaine discuss the cinematography in Crimes of Grindelwald and what we can learn from camera angles and lighting.
Episode 106: G Does Not Stand For Gryffindor
Join hosts Ann, Lizzie S, and Shannen as they discuss continuity in the Fantastic Beasts films. How do you feel about these continuity errors at this point? Are you still feeling furious? Or are you able to laugh them off as time goes on between films? If it is the former, which makes you the angriest?
Episode 105: The Owl Air Force
We discuss the likely experiences of our characters in WWI based on historical context and how bringing magic into the equation could have changed things. How do you think wizards were involved in the war?