S4 EP.16: To me, my tax write-offs – A Review of the X-Men ’97 Animated Series pt.5

The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) are joined by Kurosh Jozavi (@kujoprime). They wrap up their review of the return of the X-Men animated series, X-Men ’97. They discuss plot-drafting a Wolverine and Hulk TV series. They argue in favor of mind wipes. They mention Captain America’s graveyard of shields. There is more to discuss.

Show Notes

Episode 6: “Lifedeath – Part 2”

In the aftermath of the Genosha tragedy, the X-Men are left to pick up the pieces. This episode dives deep into the emotional turmoil of our heroes. Rogue grapples with the devastating loss of Gambit. As she battles her grief, Rogue’s struggle is palpable, making for some truly heart-wrenching moments. Meanwhile, Storm embarks on a quest to regain her powers. This quest leads to a climactic showdown. You will be left on the edge of your seat. And just when you think things can’t get more intense, Professor Xavier returns dramatically from the brink of death. He owes this to the advanced medical technology of the Shi’ar Empire.¹. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, packed with action, drama, and a sprinkle of hope.

Episode 7: “Bright Eyes”

The fallout from the Genosha attack continues to ripple through the X-Men team. Rogue’s grief over Gambit’s death is still raw, and her struggle to move forward is both poignant and powerful. As the team mourns their losses, they must also face new threats. Enter Bastion, a formidable new villain with a sinister plan that could spell doom for mutants everywhere. With Mister Sinister pulling the strings, the X-Men are in for a tough battle. Cyclops steps up to lead the team, providing aid to Genosha and rallying the X-Men for the challenges ahead ². This episode is a masterclass in balancing emotional depth with high-stakes action, setting the stage for an epic season finale.

Super Woke or Super Broke – Tangential Giants Podcast

The Giants are back, and this week, Kareem, Ken, and Pat have dragged their long‑suffering friend Tim into the studio for an episode that immediately veers off the rails and never once apologizes for it.First up: Greg Cipes. Yes, that Greg Cipes. The crew dives into the swirling storm of his latest controversy, unpacking the spectacle, the fandom reactions, and the eternal question: why do celebrity statements always feel like they were drafted during a juice cleanse.Then the conversation takes a hard left turn into the Ouroboros of Terminator robots, a philosophical deep dive into what happens when killer machines start time‑looping themselves into existential burnout. Is Skynet okay. Should someone check on it. Does a T‑800 dream of electric therapy bills.And because no episode is complete without roasting a beloved icon, the Giants revisit Superman’s rookie mistakes, the early days when the world’s greatest hero was still figuring out how not to yeet cars into orbit or accidentally demolish small businesses while stopping purse snatchers.If you enjoy pop‑culture chaos, sci‑fi spirals, and four grown adults trying to out‑tangent each other, this episode is your new comfort noise.#tangentialgiants #podcastchaos #GregCipes #popculturedebate #TerminatorLore #SciFiNerds #TimeLoopTalk #SkynetSpirals #SupermanFails #RookieSupes #NerdCulture #geektalkph #comedypodcast #popculturepodcast #KareemKenPatTim