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Episode 116: Moomin and the Comet Chase 0

Nov 24, 2020

Hey everybody! Welcome to episode 116 of the Not Joanna Eggs podcast! This week, Robin and Tracy review the 2010 stop motion animated film, Moomin and the Comet Chase. Featuring the iconic characters from the classic comic franchise, it follows the last moments before the imminent deaths of Moomin and his folksy counterparts. Not really but man, does it feel like it.

Join them as they discuss the handmade aesthetic of the animation, Sniff being the WORST and whether a curtain in front of a cave is adequate protection from a comet's impact. These aren't the hard questions, but they're certainly the ones being asked.

We made the most of this movie (as flawed as it is) and hope you dig this review!

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Robin Watching: The Owl House (Disney+)

Tracy Watching: Kyoto Love Story (Amazon Prime), Boogie Nights (HBO Max), American Psycho

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Edgy the Hedgy Animated Short Tracy Guested In: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j6NM0wIhqw&t=2s

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Episode 115: Undone 0

Nov 11, 2020

Hey everybody! Welcome to episode 115 of the Not Joanna Eggs podcast: this week, Tracy and Robin discuss the 2019 Amazon Prime animated series, Undone.

From the writers and producers of Bojack Horseman (Kate Purdy and Raphael Bob-Waksburg), it follows the story of a troubled young woman seeing visions of her deceased father asking for help solving his murder. Join them as they discuss the strongly written supporting characters, why sometimes it's good to have a slightly unlikable protagonist and the effectiveness of using rotoscoping animation for the show's dreamlike presentation.

We greatly enjoyed checking out this show and we hope you enjoy this review! Thank you for listening and please subscribe to us on iTunes, Podbean, Stitcher, Spotify or anywhere you get your podcasts. Thank you for listening!