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  <title>#23 - Wakanda: Dawn. Guns: Drawn.</title>
  <description>This scattershot installment of&amp;amp;nbsp;MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!&amp;amp;nbsp;picks up mid-conversation, and sees your trusty co-hosts run the gamut of pop culture, covering topics like&amp;amp;nbsp;Hamilton, the musical and the man; the Parkland, Florida shooting and its ongoing fallout;&amp;amp;nbsp;BLACK PANTHER&amp;amp;nbsp;and the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe; disaster movies, which are largely disastrous; and a number of fantastic film scores.  Plus, Doofin hard sells Netflix's new version of&amp;amp;nbsp;Queer Eye, but wonders if something's wrong with the tear ducts in his own eyes, while a tired Talley turns Negative Nelly, poo-pooing on a few well-loved things, including composer Thomas Newman, Steven Spielberg's&amp;amp;nbsp;HOOK, and the kid who played Charlie Bucket in the original&amp;amp;nbsp;WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY.  The gents do end things positively, recalling some fond memories of their favorite bands of adolescence; though, they both find it difficult to say who their favorite working/current bands or artists are. Get nostalgic for the 80s, 90s, and today with &amp;quot;Chud and the Beast&amp;quot;&amp;amp;nbsp;on episode 23!​​ For show notes and more on this episode and others, please visit multimediocrity.com. </description>
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