It’s Good, Except It Sucks: Avengers: Age Of Ultron With Garreth Hirons

Avengers: Age Of Ultron (2015) - Garreth Hirons joins Tim Worthington for a chat about a race to stop two stroppy teenagers and a mardy robot who's swallowed a dictionary from getting their hands on some inconvenient metal it in It's Good, Except It Sucks - a movie by movie – and television series by television series – hurtle through the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

It’s Good, Except It Sucks is a movie by movie – and television series by television series – hurtle through the Marvel Cinematic Universe, hosted by Tim Worthington with a series of superpowered guests.

This time it’s Avengers: Age Of Ultron from 2015, and joining Tim for a chat about the race to stop two stroppy teenagers and a mardy robot who’s swallowed a dictionary from getting their hands on some inconvenient metal is musician Garreth Hirons. What will they find to say about how fast a ‘slacker’ can realistically run, whether movies can be enlivened by a screeching match and Little Richard’s little-known stint as a comic book writer, and what does any of this have to do with a philosophical cultured robot going ‘RAAAAAAA’? Get listening and find out!

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Further Listening

Garreth has also appeared on It’s Good, Except It Sucks talking about Thor: Ragnarok here, Venom here, Venom: Let There Be Carnage here and Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends here, and stood in as host for a chat with Tim about The Defenders here and Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings here.

For further Avengers action, you can find Mark Griffiths on Avengers Assemble here, Martin Ruddock on Avengers: Infinity War here and here, Ben Baker on Avengers: Endgame here and Joanne Sheppard on Avengers Assemble here, Avengers: Infinity War here and Avengers: Endgame here.

Garreth has also appeared on Tim’s nostalgia podcast Looks Unfamiliar talking about The Bigger The God, Food Fighters, Saboteur, The Triangle Of Terror, Sizzlin’ Bacon Monster Munch and Fun At The Funeral Parlour here, The Yellow Album by The Simpsons, The Frankie Goes To Hollywood Computer Game, Sweet 75, Linc’s, Transformers Action Masters, The Way Of The Tiger and Quatro here, The Ghosts Of Oxford Street here and the Futurama Christmas Specials here.