In the wake of the '98 Godzilla film, with the prospects of a theatrical sequel looking grim, Fox produced an animated series to follow it up instead. In it, Nick Tatopoulos and his crew defend the world from giant monsters, with a little help from Godzilla. But does this series improve upon the film that preceded it? Or is it one of many forgettable 90's kid shows? Listen and find out!
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The final track is "Deep Blue Sea" by Jim Latham
Don't forget to join us next week for Gamera: Super Monster!

Gamera: Super Monster

Join brothers and kaiju superfans Aaron &amp; Andrew every week as they stomp their way through the world of giant monster movies, from colossal blockbusters to obscure, forgotten films of the past. Listen in as we critique Godzilla, Gamera, Kong, and more!