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Chris: Hello and welcome to Dailyish
for Wednesday, October 21st, 2026.
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I'm recording an episode every day
for this, my 50th year on the planet
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Today in Things I Love as part of
the ongoing series of things I love
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that happen to just mainly be TV
shows right now, but we'll, we'll
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get to other ground, I'm sure, I'm
recommending Vision Quest on Disney+.
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It's part of a trilogy of sorts,
uh, starting with, uh, WandaVision,
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Agatha All Along, ending
with, of course, Vision Quest.
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As of this recording, it
has four episodes out.
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I believe it's got four episodes
more, so eight episodes in total.
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It stars Paul Bettany as Vision, James
Spader as Ultron, and most importantly
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to Canadians or fans of Schitt's
Creek, Emily Hampshire, who played
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Stevie on Schitt's Creek, as Edith,
and a bunch of other cool actors, too
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You don't have to have seen anything
else in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
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to under- to enjoy the show, I guess.
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Obviously, there's a certain amount
of understanding that can happen
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where if you've seen all of the Marvel
movies and stuff and shows, there's a
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lot of little lore that you can grab
onto and understand that's going on.
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But also, I feel like it stands
on its own pretty well, as do the
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WandaVision and Agatha All Along.
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There's definitely things and elements
from each that kind of carry over and
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help answer questions that you might
have had from the first or second series
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or from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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It's not like a confusing storyline
that if you haven't seen anything
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else in the Marvel Cinematic
Universe, this won't make any sense.
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I'm not sure when exactly it was produced,
but it's a very timely series in that
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there's a lot of conversation around the
various AI bots that are working alongside
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Vision, the main bot that was in, uh,
Tony Stark's armor in Iron Man and then
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became his own character But whether you
know James Spader from the voice of Ultron
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in past movies or from even his role on
The Office as Robert California, the sort
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of sarcastic condescending father figure
kind of voice that he lend to Ultron and
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Robert California for that matter, plays
off really well as Vision tries to, you
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know, sort of save his world, save the
world around him without spoiling anything
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And the other AI bots that are involved,
such as Edith, just play a really good
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supporting role in making it a fun
series to watch It's visually stunning
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in the same sense that, WandaVision
and Agatha All Along were, like really
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colorful, really kind of playful.
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Plays a lot with pop culture mixed
with the, um, you know, the bit of the
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superhero stuff, but that's not the
really the focus of the sh- the show.
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If the Marvel Cinematic Universe kind
of exhausts you with like big, you
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know, battles and superheroes saying
their iconic lines and all that kind
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of stuff, this is definitely not that
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Aside from the fact that it is about
an AI bot synthetic, uh, robot, I
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forget what they call it in the show,
it feels like a very human story
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I know there's too many different
streaming platforms to keep up with,
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and especially considering subscriptions
to said streaming platforms have gone
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up 150, 200% over the last five years.
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It's hard to keep one service, let alone
many services, uh, on your subscription
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queue So I wouldn't say this is like
rush out and subscribe to Disney+ for
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this show, But if you have Disney+,
then it's a great series to check out
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All right, that's it for this episode.
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I hope you'll be back tomorrow.
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Have a great day.
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Bye.