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168. Starfield, Fallout, Squid Game, Jury Duty, and Bodies Or Kevin's Pushing Product
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It's a quick one this week since Kevin is all alone and there is no one to tell him his ideas are foolish. The episode kicks off with the first ever full on sales pitch, with Kevin having fallen in love with his Backbone for iPhone (you can buy one here, even if you use Android: https://www.playbackbone.com )
Of course he bought it so he could spend more time gaming so that leads into his quick review of Starfield, now out on PC and XBox (and his iPhone using his Backbone. Just sayin'...). He's pretty hooked on the game and would definitely love for you to check it out, too! To close out the gaming bit of his unsupervised episode, he also covers the trailer for the new Fallout series coming to Prime in 2024.
Next up, Kevin sticks with games, but of the reality variety rather than the video variety. He and his kids have been watching The Squid Game Challenge on Netflix, a real life (non-lethal) version of the popular Netflix show. Guests compete for a whopping $4.56M grand prize in a show that has been quite entertaining for both Kevin and his kids.
After that, Kevin discusses the show Jury Duty on the free Amazon Prime service, Freevee. It's a show about a fake reality show, except one guy doesn't know it's fake. Ronald Gladded has volunteered to participate in a documentary about jury duty, not knowing that the judge, trial, and every single person involved is an actor. James Marsden, of X-Men and Sonic the Hedgehog fame, plays a narcissistic caricature of himself in a very interesting show.
The show finishes with a brief review of Bodies, a multi-decade spanning murder mystery on Netflix, and then a bit of a rundown on some streaming content releasing later this month.
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