Wrath of the Titans: Pandora, Hephaestus, and the Titans

This week, your hosts end their time with the Titans with 2012's Wrath of the Titans. Sara returns to her #BadClassicist ways, Sam earns 5 Greeced Lightning Points, and Rip Torn gets his Greek God kudos.Ps.-Apollodorus, The Library - An easily-navigable English translation of the work Bibliotheca (The Library) by Pseudo-Apollodorus. If you're interested in looking at the Greek text as well, check out the Loeb volume cited at the top of this webpage.Toyverse theory on Hanksy Panksy - For more on Sam and Luke's development of the rules of the Toyverse, check out the Toy Story episodes of their other podcast, Hanksy Panksy! Gigantomachy frieze of the Pergamon Altar - Athena fights against giants in the Gigantomachy (Wikimedia Commons)

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