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It's official that Spider-Noir is pulling some serious numbers in terms of reviews and viewership, which is easy to chalk up to the series' originality (and Nic Cage letting his freak flag fly). What do you think sets Spider-Noir apart from all the other iterations of the hero that we've seen so far? Do you think that shows like this are the future of the genre? I'd love to see some more out-of-the-ordinary stuff like this take center stage.

The Boroughs was hyped as Stranger Things meets Cocoon, and while critics love it, audiences don't seem to be vibing on it. Personally, I think it's something special, and most of the hate stems from an older cast and its relative campiness. Do you think that The Boroughs deserves more hype than it's getting?

It looks like the first details about the Minecraft Movie sequel have finally been revealed, despite the follow-up film being announced almost a year ago. Do you think that A Minecraft Movie: Squared can live up to the hype of the first movie? I think there's a chance it comes close, but something about the first movie felt like lightning in a bottle, and sequels rarely tend to meet that same level of hype.