Geek Roulette Episode #92: Adaptations
from Geek Roulette Hosted by Mike Spreigl, John Lundquist
In this episode your hosts Mike and John talk about when media projects are adapted into other media projects. Books, comics, TV, Movies.....all of the ways that things have been adapted for other books, comics, TV, and movies. It's all full circle!!!!!
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This episode was published on November 23, 2024.
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