It’s Good, Except It Sucks: Runaways With Miriam Kent

Runaways (Hulu, 2017-2019) - Miriam Kent joins Tim Worthington for a chat about Karolina and the gang swiping right on a dinosaur 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 Runaways, first seen between 2017 and 2019, and joining Tim for a chat about Karolina and company swiping right on a dinosaur is academic Miriam Kent. What will they find to say about Elizabeth Hurley’s neckline having its own acting ability, whether prehistoric lizards are more cost-effective than regular household pets and how to avoid being best known as Summer Bay’s Ben Lucini, and what does any of this have to do with Tiger from Here Come The Double Deckers!? Get listening and find out!

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Further Listening

You can also find Miriam on It’s Good, Except It Sucks talking about Jessica Jones here, Eternals here, She-Hulk: Attorney At Law here and the 1989 big screen version of The Punisher here.

Ben Baker joined Tim for a chat about Cloak And Dagger – who featured in a crossover with Runaways – here and Vikki Gregorich took at look at the ‘lost’ Hulu Marvel series Helstrom here. Gary Bainbridge took a look at another staggering interpretation of Morgan Le Fay in the 1978 Dr. Strange television pilot here.