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Have you ever wanted to hear Barbie say "mom, dad, you're ruining my life!?"
Are barbie movies about feminism?
We have another voice actor in the running for "most annoying sidekick voice" and we all wish that this movie was about Brietta and her wife the cloud queen.
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Thank you so much to Ted and Raye for doing this with us!! <333 It's just so nice to make friends in a small fandom like this :)
DnD memes, beanpole himbos, ghostbusting and braincell transience! It's Put a Shrimp On It! The Barbie movie review podcast that has stanned Micarah Tewers from the chicken-feed-bag-dress start!
Content Warnings:
Mentions of Antisemitism
Discussions of Queerphobia
Check out the Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper Movie Album.
Music used in this episode: Barbie Girl by Aqua, the Ghostbusters Theme Song, as well as To Be a Princess, Cat's Meow, If you Love Me for Me, To Be a Princess (Reprised) and How Can I Refuse (Reprised) from the soundtrack of Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper.
Sound effects used in this episode: cassette_deck_play_audio_cassette_02.wav by magedu
Linxjam:
Making a Sherlock Holmes Inverness Coat by Bernadette Banner
Making Historically Accurate Princess & The Pauper Costumes | Pt.1 by Micarah Tewers
Historically accurate Princess And The Pauper: Annalise by Micarah Tewers
The Theme of Evil, malicious bassoons, more antisemitism, cat biology, plant herbologists, and basic Canadian geography. It's Put a Shrimp On It! The Barbie movie review podcast that refuses to die!
Content Warnings:
Discussions of Antisemitism
Check out Tabletop Audio, the Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper Movie Album.
Music used in this episode: Barbie Girl by Aqua, Barovian Castle by Tabletop Audio, as well as Written in Your Heart Prologue and Girl Like You from the soundtrack of Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper.
Linxjam:
la petite mort by howlingmoonrise (TheDarkStoryteller)
Barbie and the straight-to-DVD movie: pink post-feminist pedagogy
"Difference That Is Actually Sameness Mass-Reproduced": Barbie Joins the Princess Convergence
FIGURES OF SPEECH BY COMPARISON IN THE SOUNDTRACK OF BARBIE AS THE PRINCESS AND THE PAUPER
On the gynocentrism and sparkly separatism of the Barbie movies
ANALYSIS ABOUT POLITENESS IN “BARBIE AS THE PRINCESS AND THE PAUPER MOVIE”
Horrifying implications, capitalistic royalists, the divine right of kings, a tragic train collision, an episode split in acts (gasp!) and an obscure reference to 2008 ubisoft publications. It's Put a Shrimp On It! The barbie movie review podcast that might upload a new episode at some point, maybe(ish), who knows, we certainly don't.
Content Warnings:
Discussions of Antisemitism
Discussions of Queerphobia and Queercoding
Check out Tabletop Audio, the Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper Movie Album, as well as Mena's P&P Barbie fics: Rosa Centifolia, What's In a Name, and Sapphic September!
Music used in this episode: Barbie Girl by Aqua, Tavern Music by Tabletop Audio, The Power Plates from Prince of Persia (2008), as well as Free and How Can I Refuse from Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper.
Sound effects used in this episode: Shield Bash Impact by Hybrid_V, 06-2011 Freight Train Pass #1.wav and 06-2011 Passenger Train Pass #1.wav by lonemonk.
Not an actual episode, but it's the next best thing!
(We promise to get on with the next episode as soon as we can, oh god, please forgive us)
Content Warnings:
Strong Language and Mild Sexual Themes for the entire episode.
Spiteful witches, glutton bun, fancy dresses, lots of fun! It's Put A Shrimp On It! The barbie movie review podcast that could never draw a straight line.
Content Warnings:
Sudden screaming at 4:14, 8:00
Discussions of abuse for most of the episode
Discussion of transphobia at 2:05:00-2:06:50
Check out Project Gutenberg, Tabletop Audio and Musopen!
Music used in this episode: Barbie Girl by Aqua, Screaming Song by Celine Nguyen, Middle Earth:Dawn and Ice Cavern by Tabletop Audio, Dvorak's New World Symphony by Museopen, Rapunzel's Theme by Arnie Roth.
Children from Mandalore, a land in geopolitical turmoil, a flock of queer faires and a witch-demigod seeking to wake her niece's inner divinity. All in today's episode of Put A Shrimp On It, the barbie movie review podcast that never shies away from bold readings.
Music used in this episode: Barbie Girl by Aqua
