BONUS | Screentime: X-Men '97 Elimination Bracket
Welcome back to The Old Switcharoo: Screentime! Here, we give you our rants, raves, and reviews from the world of film and television.
Tonight Jaymo is joined by cosplay influencer Bryan Lee along with fellow cosplayer/Disney-enthusiast Phuong to review Season 1 of X-Men '97 on Disney Plus. After recapping the show with a little amateur poetry we pit each story from this groundbreaking series against one another in a single elimination bracket until a winner is declared 'Best Episode from X-Men '97: Season One!'
Thank you for listening, and be sure to follow our special guests on social media to check out all their cosplay creations and musical dabblings
https://www.instagram.com/bryan.s.lee
https://www.youtube.com/@BryanLee
https://www.instragram.com/the.glass.phoenix
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(0:00) Intro
(5:10) "To Me, My X-Men" vs "Mutant Liberation Begins"
(11:24) "Fire Made Flesh" vs "Motendo"
(17:45) "Remember It" vs "Lifedeath"
(22:37) "Bright Eyes" vs "Tolerance is Extinction"
(36:11) Semi-Finals Round 1
(39:23) Semi-Final Round 2
(48:58) Finals
(53:15) And the Winner is...
Cosplayer/Vocalist/Occasional Comedian
the.glass.phoenix is a cosplayer and artist in the California area. She can be found at predominantly Southern California conventions as well as some out-of-state conventions either in cosplay or working for the family-owned jewelry company, What's Your Passion Jewelry at their booth. In her spare time she enjoys singing, performing comedy, cooking; objectifying fellow cosplayer, partner, and previous The Old SwitchAroo guest, bryan.s.lee; and spending time with her roommate's 4 cats. She is also obsessed with Conan O'Brien and has an incredible memory for obscure SNL skits from the 90's to early 2000's.
