Sequels, reboots and "requels"

Richard and Roe talk about the resurgence in sequels and reboots, from "Scream" to "Sex and the City" to "The Matrix" to "Cobra Kai"

Episode 77 of the The Richard Roeper Show podcast, hosted by Americaneagle.com Studios, titled "Sequels, reboots and "requels"" was published on January 20, 2022 and runs 32 minutes.

January 20, 2022 ·32m · The Richard Roeper Show

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Richard and Roe talk about the resurgence in sequels and reboots, from "Scream" to "Sex and the City" to "The Matrix" to "Cobra Kai." Follow Screen Time on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to stay up to date.

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Richard and Roe talk about the resurgence in sequels and reboots, from "Scream" to "Sex and the City" to "The Matrix" to "Cobra Kai." Follow Screen Time on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to stay up to date.

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