Dead Eyes

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Dead Eyes

Show Notes

In an attempt to understand why neither he nor Tom Hanks has yet to book a role in a superhero project, Connor assembles an Avengers-style team of actors from Marvel films & TV shows with a diverse range of casting "superpowers." Featuring Zach Cherry (triumphed over Connor to win the role of "Street Vendor" in Spider-Man: Homecoming) Chris Gethard (cut from Iron Man 3) and Lea Thompson (lead human actor in the very first Marvel feature)! Chris Gethard's "I Got Cut From Iron Man 3" Lea's Howard the Duck tweet One of Lea Thompson's Burger King Commericals

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