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Dystopia Down Under: A Look Back at ‘Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome

May 25, 2022 • Peter Iacono • Season 2 • Episode 21

In our latest episode, I’m joined by Jacob and Tab from Test Pattern to talk about the polarising Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. We share our thoughts on the film and talk a little bit about the final year of Test Pattern.

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