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Hosted by Drew Waldron · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Drew Waldron and JB Brackett are on a mission to talk their way through all of nerd culture. From Star Wars, to Marvel, to DC, right back to Star Wars again. Enjoy the show!
Drew Waldron hosts Force Code, a tv show with 13 episodes published.
Steve Iovanna is our guest nerd today, and we talk all things DC, Marvel, Dune, Franchise Slop, and the impending collapse of the entertainment industry.
Ben Zeoli is on this one! Pretty sick McNasty if I don't say so myself
Drew Waldron and Jonathan Brackett (known as "JB Brackett" to the hip and popular youth) discuss Glass Onion, Andor, Marvel, and Indiana Jones - All while JB battles with the mush-brain he has as a result of his cold med
Drew and JB are BACK, Baby!
Drew and JB riff about their favorite new movies, Moon Knight, and the Skywalker Saga
OSCARS!!!! Some star wars talk but mostly talk about the OSCARS! We don't talk about Will Smith don't worry, sometimes you gotta leave the dead horse alone
Drew and JB watch the Kenobi trailer and talk about how much they hate the sequels. Sad Kenobi is the best Kenobi. We want a deep and darker Owen Lars. Show us more Fortress Inquisitorious.
Drew and JB talk about "The Batman", starring Robert Pattinson, and how maybe the movie would've been better if JJ Abrams and Rian Johnson weren't famous. idk.
JB and Drew go through their list of star wars movies, ranked from worst to best, and talk about important aspects of each film. Sequel criticism only lasts about 20 minutes or so in this one, just stick with it pls
Drew and JB talk some Peacemaker, Kenobi, Clone Wars, and the upcoming Skywalker Saga Lego Game. We only complain about the sequels for like.. 10 minutes, that's not even that long.
Drew's voice dies, but JB talks about the Book of Boba Fett finale, what went well, and what went poorly. After realizing that the power rangers are still running Tatooine, our duo talks the new "Multiverse of Madness" t
Drew Waldron and JB Brackett discuss the Book of Boba Fett: Episode 6, and all the insanity that came with it. From the live-action introduction of Cad Bane, to a full Luke/Grogu training sequence, even an Ahsoka cameo.
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Force Code is hosted by Drew Waldron. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 13 episodes.
Force Code has published 13 episodes.
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