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The trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix dropped this week and we’re wondering if this franchise is still culturally important (1:49). Also, why is Jennifer Lawrence still involved in this project (8:00)? Plus, a conversation with Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld, the creators of High Maintenance (21:47).
Host: Chris Ryan
Guests: Sean Fennessey, Ben Sinclair, and Katja Blichfeld
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