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The Aftermath

The Aftermath

By: Hindsight Studios
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Welcome to our after movie review show! This is a podcast where two friends sit down and talk about movies or TV shows directly after we've watch them. Ian and Dylan are the regular hosts, and sometimes we invite our friends on to help us spice it up a little.

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  • Beelzeballs | The Aftermath Ep.324
    Jul 17 2026

    The time has finally come. The new Endless Ragnarok DLC released about a week ago, and it is time for Dylan to educate us on what the new META is. Here Begins Fate’s Episode.

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Top Green - Macrosss Plus Ep.1/2 | The Aftermath Ep.323
    Jul 10 2026

    In today’s episode we talk about a long standing rivalry between two men that slips over into their military work. They’re fighting over the same woman, and destroying government property in the process. The repair bill for these prototype mechs is going to be astronomical. This just in Hatsune Miku attempts to murder a young woman in a building fire, more at eleven.

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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • FentGully - FernGully: The Last Rainforest | The Aftermath Ep.322
    Jul 3 2026

    This is a story about a group of guys tearing down an entire forest with the biggest piece of machinery constructed by humans. One of them gets kidnapped by a fairy, and the other two inadvertently get controlled by the sludge demon that was sealed away in an ancient tree. That skeletal smoke monster was huffing and tweaking on the exhaust like a fiend, but in the end all you had to do was turn off the machine formally known as “The Leveler”. RIP to Jon "Death In FernGully"

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    1 hr and 2 mins
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