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Life
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On the podcast this time, Steven and Sean are floating around for the sake of our dang lives in the 2017 film from Daniel Espinosa, Life.
I\\u2019m going to make it my mission in, ahem, life to never find myself traveling into space. Outer space, inner space, it doesn\\u2019t matter. I don\\u2019t want any part of the universe outside of the atmosphere of Earth. No good can come of rejecting the gravity of this planet.
What, does that seem extreme to you? Should I have some sort of noble explorer\\u2019s spirit and want to venture out into the farthest reaches of the universe? Should I want to boldly go where no human has gone before? And for what, the betterment of humankind?
Did you even watch this film yet? I encourage you to do so if you haven\\u2019t. Pay particular attention to what happens to poor Ryan Reynolds, Sexiest Man Alive in 2010. Do you want your insides to become blenderized into a goo that you spew out before dying a sad, lonely death?
That\\u2019s probably guaranteed in space. If movies have taught us anything, and why else are we here on this podcast, it\\u2019s that space is full of murderous alien creatures who want to kill and/or eat our sexiest people (I\\u2019ll include myself in that, because why not?). Save the sexiness by staying on Earth.
(Recorded on February 18, 2022)
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