Power Pals August Hang Out

Power Pals palling.

Hanging out with the pals.

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The gang talks X-men, Rogue and Gambit, reimagining the Fantastic 4, Christmas Movies (so timely). 

music: Video Dungeon Boss, Kevin MacLeod www.incompotech.com

Power Pals are coming to you live from the cloud this week, your Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future in the Land of Eternal Endless Holidays.  Reminisce on '80s childhood, when we'd order incredibly valuable figures from toy catalogues with no prices.  Marvel at the miscellaneous elves of the 1800s, who could be toymakers or ageless sex gods.  Behold the legend of KFC's Sweet Lightning as we order from the Denny's menu version of the kama sutra.  We get offensive with on-air mold cultures, shirts you can't wear in public, and recent tummy troubles.  Finally we end with an homage to "The Princess Bride," the greatest movie whose name we can't seem to remember.

This week we set the stage for the long-awaited Power Pals sitcom, featuring My 12 Dads and a special guest appearance from Westley the Cat.  We discuss cool toys of all kinds - Hasbro Pulse crowdfunding, the superiority of '80s villains to heroes, and how detailed old Star Wars merch used to be.  Then we sneak in one last spook of the season and talk about our scariest moments in horror gaming.

This week the Power Pals undergo an identity crisis in the intro and it only gets better from there.  We discover the cross section of boomers who hate eating ass OR wiping it, curse our naive excitement for the apocalypse, and give our tips for the juiciest cleavage.

music: video dungeon boss, Kevin Macleod incompotech.com

We go balls deep on personal growth and tell the stories of our arrival in Hollywood. Mike coasts on residuals while Avery builds a house of bathrooms and Andrew conquers the Rat King. Guest appearances by Jamaica Batman, Inspector Gadget's stache, and the missing musical intro.

This week on @PowerPalsPod we put on our bibs and visit the Island of Dr. Moreau for a sex banquet. Along the way we discuss embarrassing toys from the '80s and movies we didn't know we were allowed to not like. At the end, one common thread is revealed - the art of ballet.