Featuring permanent panelists Isabel, Nathalie, Josée, Amélie and Shotgun.
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"Can You Dig It?" (Theme for oHOTmu or NOT?) by Brian Tyler.
Bonus clips from: "Tribute" by Tenacious D; "Bewitched"; "It's Patsy!" from Marvel's Jessica Jones; "Gold Digger" by Kanye West ft. Jamie Foxx; "Guardians of the Galaxy vol.2" by James Gunn, starring Elizabeth Debicki and Chris Pratt; "Bless Yore Beautiful Hide" from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, sung by Howard Keel; "I Won't Say I'm in Love" from Disney's Hercules, sung by Susan Egan and the Muses; and "The Wizard of Oz" by Victor Fleming, starring Margaret Hamilton.
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Love the comments on the Hellstrom family, and really hoping you touch on Daimon's 90s look (the Warren Ellis/Leonard Manco run) when you get to your next special.
Her: Hot, but forgettable. Perfect description. No one's really done anything interesting with Her that I can recall.
I really wish Hercules had used the sash and skirt for the main pic. It sounded like the ladies agreed with me. The "He-Man" comment from Siskoid was perfect.
Off-topic: I know they have you for this sort of thing, but I'm curious if (as non-comic readers for the most part), any of the oHOTmu women have a question about comics that they would like answered on a future episode of my show. As comics-adjacent people, is there anything that they've heard about and are curious to know more about but haven't gotten around to asking you about yet?
(I'll ask about Geektown.)
Plainly looking to be on her 10th podcast show.
I understand. Not counting my own, I've shown up on episodes of five different podcasts so far, and always looking to expand that.
Her went through a lot of names: you mentioned Paragon and Ayesha, and I think she was also known as Kismet for a while. I don't think the writers had any clue what to do with her.
you're right about Byrne's faces, but then you could say the same about Kirby, Ditko, Kane, Saviuk, and numerous others.
Mike W.