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I Can't Believe You Haven't, pt. 1: Iron Man + Thor + Captain America
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This episode's theme: "I Can't Believe You Haven't." Austin had never seen a Marvel Studios movie, so Nick had him watch Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America: The First Avenger.
Due to length, this episode was split into two hour-long parts, which will be released a week apart, instead of as a single biweekly episode. In part two, Nick talks about watching the second season of Steven Universe.
Referenced in this episode:
- Stanley Tucci as Abraham Erskine discusses weakness and strength, good and evil.
- "Back In Black" by AC/DC, a song that is NOT FUN AT ALL
- Iron Man's TOTALLY UNFUN end credits, featuring Black Sabbath's "Iron Man"
- Tony Stark testing his suit in a scene that is DEFINITELY NO FUN WHATSOEVER
- Don Cheadle in an IRON MAN SUIT i super don't know what Nick was saying. [Austin, bless your heart for trying, but that's the Iron Patriot suit. Iron Man is red and gold, not red white and blue. -N]
- Thor getting banished from Asgard by Odin, who cites Thor's pride, vanity, lack of patience, greed, cruelty, arrogance, and stupidity.
- Odin is super vague about the heir to the throne.
- Thor & Storm work really well together.
If you're interested, click here to listen to Austin's conversation about masculinity in the Marvel movies with Sarah Bay. You can hear more of her frequently on the Worst Bestsellers podcast.
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