Popcorn for Dinner

Nothing was the same.

Ebube, Afam and Soonen get together to attend a dragon’s funeral. As they do, they contemplate the aftermath of last week’s events and examine each character’s perspective on the deep loss — particularly Dunk and Valarr — before dissecting Maekar’s point of view to get to the meat of why he makes his offer to Dunk.

They discuss Egg, as well as his drip and the reason he does what he does at the end of the episode. They also talk about why this season worked, what Emmy category it belongs in, and why we’ll be seated front and center for the next one no matter what.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: Afam and Soonen
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

A few hours from the biggest payday of your career, you're sitting on the floor, cigarette in hand and drenched in the stench of a London night out. You can't remember when you last felt this good, but surprisingly, you're staying in the moment. You've earned this night, you deserve this night. This is your victory lap. As your best - and maybe only- friend rests on your shoulders, you think about what you've both been through. You make a silent PROMISE to her: "If you need a friend, don't look to a stranger, you know in the end, I'll always be there".
 
William returns to chat with the guys about an 'Industry' episode of escapes (and attempts). After poring over that opening scene, they discuss Whitney's unsettling, otherworldly nature, a very stressful 24 hours in New York, Yasmin's escape plans and of course, the club night everyone's talking about.
William's (free) review of the Season premiere Here.
(2:33) - Intro
(8:55) - Episode 407 Discussion
(38:05) - Whitney
(52:00) - Yasmin and 10 Downing Street
(1:11:18) - YasHarper
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Eyo Ndem and William Goodman
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

Now that the world is officially on fire, Ebube brings Emike in to discuss what's next for the characters; whether Yasmin's marriage will survive, how much more we'll see of Whitney, and whether Ken Leung will win the Emmy he so greatly deserves. AJ has several thoughts on all these passing matters.
While they're at it, they assess Harper's strength, Henry's safety, and the idea that a savior might be coming to comfort them. Emike and AJ also take some time to illustrate how the ladies of London — and the world, frankly — have had their fair share of Kwabena's kind.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: AJ and Emike
Production by: Ebube Ubochi

"The story has been yours all along, you just didn't know it". Making his Popcorn for Dinner debut, Afolabi joins the guys to chat about the second entry on our year-long best of the Marvel Cinematic Universe list: 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'. They discuss James Gunn's very emotional farewell to this cast of characters, needle drops, F-bombs and of course, whether there's racism on Counter-Earth. So grab your tissues, walkmans and open the -- door, we are Groot!
(00:00) - Intro
(05:00) - 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' Discussion
(41:00) - Category: Best Action & Non-Action Scene
(47:15) - Category: MCU Peak
(1:00:20) - Category: Under, Over or Just Right
(1:07:55) - Film Specific Superlatives
(1:37:30) - Hope for 'Avengers: Doomsday'
(1:39:58) - Post-Credits
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Host: Bankole Imoukhuede 
Guests: Ebuka, Steve and Afolabi
Production by: Bankole Imoukhuede

R.I.P to a real one.
After delivering what possibly amounts to the most disgruntled eulogy of all time, Ebube summons Afam and Soonen through gritted teeth to talk about the loss that’s currently hurting him the most, courtesy of this episode — he can’t decide whether to love or hate Ira Parker, but stay tuned.

They get into the tragedy of how the events unfolded and how it’s partly a commentary on class warfare, before breaking down the story beats within the fight and the flashback, as well as the fascinating lore surrounding it. They discuss what's been lost, the significance of the episode's title, what the flashback really shows us about Dunk, and the fact that no good deep goes unpunished in the world of Game of Thrones.

We’ll all need some time to recover.
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Host: Ebube Ubochi 
Guests: Afam and Soonen
Production by: Ebube Ubochi