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On this episode of We Seen't It, we dive into the excitement surrounding the FIFA World Cup and the massive influx of international fans visiting the United States. We also discuss the surprisingly difficult process of trying to get tickets for Christopher Nolan's upcoming film The Odyssey—and why the ticket frenzy became a story of its own. Along the way, we react to videos of European visitors trying classic American foods during their World Cup trips and being pleasantly surprised by just how much they enjoyed the experience. From fast food favorites to uniquely American snacks, we explore the cultural exchange happening off the soccer pitch. Finally, we take a nostalgic trip back to the origins of Saved by the Bell, revisiting its little-known first season when it was called Good Morning, Miss Bliss. We discuss how the show evolved into the iconic Saturday morning staple many of us remember and whether those early episodes still hold up today. All that and plenty more on this episode of We Seen't It.

Episode 296 of We Seen’t It is stacked. This week, the crew breaks down 50 Cent’s explosive P. Diddy documentary review, unpacking the chaos, the controversy, and the cultural shockwaves it’s already sending. From there, things get even wilder as we recap the absolute PHNX Festival shit show—the wins, the fails, and the stuff we still can’t believe actually happened. We also look ahead to our upcoming screening of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, scheduled for Monday, 12.08.2025, and talk about why this version of Tarantino’s classic has us hyped. Plus, we revisit the sci-fi cult classic The Running Man, exploring how its themes hit even harder today. In a more serious turn, we touch on the Donald Glover healthcare crisis story—a reminder to take care of yourself, recognize burnout, and understand the real cost of overwork, even for creatives at the top. And of course, we wrap it up with our fan-favorite segment, Because of the Internet, where we pull the funniest, wildest, and most unexplainable clips the internet tried to throw at us this week. Tune in for the laughs, the rants, the gems, and the chaos—only on We Seen’t It.

In this episode of We Seen’t It, the crew dives right into Josh’s review of Jared Leto’s latest flick, Tron 3 — and surprisingly, he’s all in on it. Kevin follows up with his take on One Battle After Another, breaking down the chaos and cinematic moments that make it worth a watch. Then it’s back to the madness with Scarefest 2025: Week 2, where the horror matchups get bloody: 1️⃣ Bram Stoker’s Dracula vs. Sinners 2️⃣ Weapons vs. Trick ’r Treat 3️⃣ The Heretic (No Soliciting) vs. Totally Killer (80’s Slasher) 4️⃣ Together vs. Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2

Podcast Episode Synopsis: In this episode, we welcome back a returning guest, Raquel, who first joined us two years ago with just a prototype in hand. Now, she’s back with the fully realized version of her board game called “S.A.D.,”which stands for Sing, Act, Draw. It’s a creative and hilarious party game that had all of us on the podcast thoroughly entertained. Joining hosts Patrick, Josh, and Kevin, Raquel guided us through the final version of the game, and we spent the episode diving into rounds of singing, acting out silly scenarios, and drawing ridiculous prompts. It was a blast from start to finish, and we think listeners will really enjoy hearing how the game has evolved and how much fun we had playing it. Tune in for lots of laughs and maybe even some behind-the-scenes insights from Raquel on bringing a game from concept to reality. We hope you enjoy the episode!

We Seen’t It – Fantastic 4, Wendy’s Wednesday, & The Art of Bad Movies This week on We Seen’t It, the crew dives headfirst into the brand-new Fantastic 4 review—did Marvel finally get it right, or are we in for another “flame out”? From there, we swap spandex for frosty treats as we check out Wendy’s latest Wednesday Addams promo and debate whether the promo game has gotten sharper over the years… or if we’ve been living in a golden age of fast food gimmicks all along. That sparks the ultimate side-quest: which commercial deserves its own TV show or movie? (Yes, we remember the Geico Cavemen fiasco, and no, we’re not sorry.) Then it’s trailer time as we break down War of the Worlds (2025) and Primitive War (2025)—both aiming to bring chaos to your eyeballs. Finally, we tackle the eternal question: how bad can a movie be before it’s completely unwatchable? And even if it’s a cinematic train wreck, can there still be something worth enjoying? It’s superheroes, snack deals, sci-fi battles, and guilty pleasures—all in one episode.

On this week’s hilariously unhinged episode of We Seen’t It, your favorite tag team duo Patrick and Kevin are holding it down with a mixed bag of chaos, culture, and deep-fried internet thoughts. We kick things off with the new Christopher Nolan teaser trailer—which is giving existential dread meets IMAX money shots. Then Kevin takes us on a journey to Spooky Empire in Orlando, where the cosplay is creepy and the vibes are even creepier (in a good way? maybe?). The guys also bring out the internet clips they’ve been obsessed with—yes, we’re talking random freestyles, weird TikToks, and probably someone falling off a hoverboard. Things get philosophical when the duo debates: Is Florida actually the South? Because, let’s be real—South Florida feels more like "Jersey in a sauna" than Mississippi. Then we enter the unholy dilemma zone: Would you rather give up sauce... or kissing forever? Things get heated (and a little saucy). Also: Will Smith is out here doing wild freestyles and maybe lowkey unraveling. Is his legacy safe? The guys weigh in. And finally, the conversation takes a sharp left turn into Thong Song territory. That’s right—Sisqó’s magnum opus is back, and Cynthia Erivo has thoughts. So do we. It’s weird, it’s wonderful, it’s We Seen’t It. Tune in, and don’t forget your hot sauce… or your chapstick.

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