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  <title>#42 - Joanna Rosanna D'Anna</title>
  <description>On this installment of&amp;amp;nbsp;MULTIMEDIOCRITY: The Broadcast!, Doofin and Talley, fresh off of their previous recording, come in a little hot, a little punchy, and a little sappy. They discuss a litany of topics, including director Nicholas Stoller’s three movie run out of the gate, some better-than-average romantic comedies, and a few of unsung guitar greats. The gents also look back at Disney Afternoon’s great early cartoon block and rapper Skee-Lo’s 15 minutes of fame, and look forward to&amp;amp;nbsp;Game of Thrones‘ final season and Amazon’s&amp;amp;nbsp;The Lord of the Rings&amp;amp;nbsp;series. Talley wishes people would stop genetically engineering pocket animals, Doofin returns to&amp;amp;nbsp;Queer Eye&amp;amp;nbsp;to give him the shot of hope he often needs, and neither mind the 3-hour runtime for&amp;amp;nbsp;AVENGERS: Endgame. Is James Gunn enough to make you show up for&amp;amp;nbsp;SUICIDE SQUAD 2? What woman’s name that ends with an “anna” got the best song treatment? Have we not come a long way if we’re able to argue the gayness of a gay movie or TV show? These questions and much more await you in the answer to life, the universe, and everything: episode 42! For show notes and more on this episode and others, please visit multimediocrity.com. </description>
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