Fatman on Batman used to be the best.... THE BEST!

[C_Miller]

I guess what bugs me is that everything he says is so predictable. He's just not interesting.

Most people are. Most things are. Predictability to me is just another word for consistency. When it comes to media critics, which I believe Bernardin to be (even if he may not call himself that), predictability is a virtue because it's how you develop trust with your viewers. Hell, Kevin Smith is a walking poster child for predictability. He's practically a cartoon character. But that's why we love him.

[Slim Shady]

The episode with that part where Grant breaks down how he views Batman's history, like his age and goes through each decade, that's good stuff.

[Orpheus37]

Most people are. Most things are. Predictability to me is just another word for consistency. When it comes to media critics, which I believe Bernardin to be (even if he may not call himself that), predictability is a virtue because it's how you develop trust with your viewers. Hell, Kevin Smith is a walking poster child for predictability. He's practically a cartoon character. But that's why we love him.

Yeah but all of his opinions are popular ones. Now I admit I haven' listened in a while but I've never heard him go against the grain once. I agree if Kevin gets out of interview mode that he's pretty bad too.

[Killerbee911]

So you made a thread to basically attack Mark Bernardin? It is not even called Fatman on Batman anymore it is called Fatman Beyond. Kevin moved the format from interview show to a nerd pop culture. Mark Bernadin didn't ruin anything the show just evolved into something different. I am not going to say much more because I am not trying to get banned from this site

[charliehustle415]

I need to go back and listen to them all, honestly only heard the Grant Morrison episode (and wept openly whilst listening). Huge fan of Kevin, too.

Same, re-listen to it every once in a while to get inspired. I also loved the episode where Smith is reading JLA Rock of Ages out loud, I just love his love for superhero comics

[Orpheus37]

So you made a thread to basically attack Mark Bernardin? It is not even called Fatman on Batman anymore it is called Fatman Beyond. Kevin moved the format from interview show to a nerd pop culture. Mark Bernadin didn't ruin anything the show just evolved into something different. I am not going to say much more because I am not trying to get banned from this site

Criticizing Bernardin has everything to do with his opinions, his super boring conventional opinions that ruined a great show.

[Killerbee911]

Criticizing Bernardin has everything to do with his opinions, his super boring conventional opinions that ruined a great show.

Once again check out what everyone say that love in this thread the interview with creators and focus comic stuff. Guess what Fatman Beyond isn't a interview show or breakdown of comic movie/show. It is two part format show where they talk about pop culture most comic related news and Q & A where fans ask for their opinions on fan base stuff.

[CrazyOldHermit]

The episode with that part where Grant breaks down how he views Batman's history, like his age and goes through each decade, that's good stuff.

I wish DC would use that as the actual blueprint for Batman's history. At least then it would make sense.

[Montressor]

The episode with that part where Grant breaks down how he views Batman's history, like his age and goes through each decade, that's good stuff.

My dear god was it epic. He broke it down so perfectly. Everything--from the 40's onward, including the 60's TV show--had its place and fit perfectly (I love the in-universe explanation for the goofy 50's and 60's stories).

[Montressor]

I've never met Kevin but it hit me like a close friend when he was hospitalized, and as a guy with heart issues myself I literally shed a tear when I saw how great he looked after the weight loss. I genuinely like the guy as a human being just based on what I've seen of him, and I truly LOVE his respect for this artform we all love so much.

[Montressor]

double post

[Slim Shady]

My dear god was it epic. He broke it down so perfectly. Everything--from the 40's onward, including the 60's TV show--had its place and fit perfectly (I love the in-universe explanation for the goofy 50's and 60's stories).

Yes sir it was great. Loved the 60's explanation as well I also loved the part when he's talking about Robin first coming along, and how they weren't just partners, they were brothers. He was digging deep in the Bat legend.