Queen & (is) Slim; Harley Quinn; Titans; MWIR pt2 & Doom in Panther?-Grind@6pm

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And so X-mas will be upon us before you know it.....but in the interim, check out the latest episode of Afronerd Radio'sThe Grindhouse-airing every Sunday at 6pm eastern. Check out the latest observations by your resident AFROnerdists as it relates to this week new topics: giving our impressions of Lena Waithe's highly touted Queen & Slim film, released this Thankgiving holiday; As the Harley Quinn animated series makes its debut on the DC Universe streaming format, Titans finishes up S2; hopefully we address some Thanksgiving "leftovers" from our Mid Week podcast; rumor has it Dr. Doom will be the Marvel big bad slated to show up in Black Panther 2; oh and just what is up with acting legend, Billy Dee Williams' Esquire piece?; is CBS All Access' Picard just a prelude to a new Enterprise series? Lastly, does DC need to have a "Black Panther" to thoroughly compete with Marvel? Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.

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