Hey, Do You Remember...?

Hey, friends! Welcome back to HDYR! We reunited for this special episode to discuss one of the most requested titles we never got to during our original run... E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial!
Topics include: the project's origins as a horror/thriller called Night Skies, all of the incredible tricks used to bring E.T. to life, deleted characters and subplots, the alternate ending, proposed sequels and other follow-ups, and much more!




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After eight years, it's time for Chris, Donna, and Carlos to say farewell. So on this episode, they're taking off the rose-tinted glasses for their own show and reminiscing about all of the ups and downs HDYR has experienced over the course of its run.


They each highlight different episodes that stand out to them, share behind the scenes stories, and talk about how their own lives were changing as the show evolved.
This chapter may be coming to an end, but if you'd like to stay connected with us or keep up to date on our future projects, here's where to find us:
27th Letter Productions:
YouTube / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter


Follow Chris:
Instagram and Twitter

Follow Carlos:
Twitter


Chris's podcast Rogues Gallery
and his web series
The Strange Case of Lucy Chandler
 
Theme Song:
Missing You by Trash80 / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
 
Closing Song:
Hey, Do You Remember...? by Frankie + Rufus

The next episode of HDYR is going to be our last (for now), so we thought it would be fitting to take a look back at some of our favorite series finales and discuss what made them so satisfying.

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After complaints that Batman Returns had been too traumatizing for younger viewers, Warner Bros. set a clear mandate for the next film in their flagship franchise: lighter, brighter, and more fun.

Desperate to move away from the gloomier aesthetic of Tim Burton's first two entries, the studio turned to Joel Schumacher - a director whose pop sensibilities were more in line with pushing happy meals and action figures.

Batman Forever was an absolutely massive hit at the box office in the summer of 1995, but it remains a divisive installment amongst fans. Join us as unpack its complicated legacy and also clear up some misconceptions about its development and production.

Topics include: whether or not there was ever actually any version of "Tim Burton's Batman 3", how late into pre-production Michael Keaton dropped out and what that meant for the film, the much different story Schumacher initially pitched, some insane stories of the tension behind the scenes, the mishandling of Harvey Dent/Two-Face, the challenge of bringing Robin into live-action, alternate casting choices, how we felt about this new approach to the series as kids, where it ranks for us now, and much more!
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An important announcement from the HDYR gang.