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Fandomania Podcast Episode 299: Gandhi in Space

April 21, 2014 at 2:30 am
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This week we talk about upcoming games and TV shows, the Warehouse 13 season premiere, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood, and more!

[audio:http://traffic.libsyn.com/fandomania/Episode_0299_-_Gandhi_in_Space.mp3]

00:00:29 – Episode Opening

00:02:41 – Firaxis announced Civilization: Beyond Earth at PAX East.

00:08:23 – Celeste played Max: The Curse of Brotherhood this week.

00:11:55 – Netflix is making a new Marco Polo TV series.

00:15:38 – Warehouse 13 returned for the first episode of its final season.

00:22:49 – We have a discussion about the state of TV spoilers.

00:40:12 – Episode Closing

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Civilization, Civilization: Beyond Earth, game of thrones, Hannibal, Marco Polo, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood, warehouse 13

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  1. Justin April 22, 2014 at 9:52 am

    Your discussion of spoilers was spot-on. “Treat others as they would want to be treated [given that they are willing to do the same for you]” is a great mantra to live by. It shouldn’t matter what reason someone has for not caring about spoilers themselves. If I don’t want to know it before experiencing it, that should be respected. Some people try to argue that “it’s not the event itself, but its how they got there, and what happens afterwards”, but I feel like this is just something people tell themselves to make being spoiled sting less. My most recent experience with having advanced knowledge of something due to another medium was with the new Captain America movie. Comic book readers knew the big surprise going in. It was even spoiled in the Marvel movies TV special that aired instead of SHIELD a few weeks before the movie came out. However, I still made sure not to tell anybody about it, and was happy to hear the gasps in the audience when it happened.

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