It Was an Animal Attack

By: It Was an Animal Attack
  • Summary

  • TV superfans Sandile and Fadzai talk about their favourite supernatural dramas from the 22-episode era, and the characters that made them so memorable.

    Each season focuses on a different show, and each episode on one of the top 22 key characters and their impact on the show. But don't be surprised if you see a handful of scattered extras about aspects of the world itself, or minor characters that were too much fun to leave out.

    Join us as we dive into spooky yet familiar worlds, and be wary of dangers around every corner - the last thing you want is to fall victim to an "animal attack".

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Episodes
  • SPIN-OFF: IWTV S2, Immortal Universe, The Vampire Genre
    Nov 22 2024

    Spin-off! Fadzai has finally seen Interview with the Vampire S2, so we download on Armand All Along, unreliable narration, the future of the Immortal Universe, and the vampire genre in visual media (Sandile also recounts the bizarre case of "Swifties v de Lioncourt, 2024").


    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of domestic abuse, gaslighting, grief and loss, manipulation, mental illness and related stigma, Nazism, sex trafficking, sexual assault and abuse, slavery, and suicide.


    Questions, queries, or just to say hi!

    E-mail: animalattackpod@gmail.com

    Refs and Links: IWAA S1


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    Chapters:

    (00:46) - Armand All Along

    (03:20) - Claudia: doomed by the narrative

    (05:00) - Changes for the movie vs the show

    (06:11) - Vampirism and the frozen psychological state

    (09:24) - Lestat's involvement in the trial

    (10:46) - The Lestat de Lioncourt image rehab

    (11:46) - Vampires, evil queers, and theatre

    (12:46) - The future of the Immortal Universe

    (13:46) - Swifties v de Lioncourt, 2024

    (15:55) - Cousins Klaus Mikaelson and Lestat de Lioncourt

    (17:44) - Merits and drawbacks of unreliable narration

    (21:02) - Claudia and the vampires that failed her

    (22:18) - Immortality, perspective, grief, and forgiveness

    (23:48) - Santiago - a fraud and an opp!

    (25:00) - The vengeful Louis precedent

    (26:20) - Madeline Eparvier - controversial? Brave?

    (27:55) - Anne Rice's The Vampire Chronicles

    (29:10) - The eras of vampire media

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    31 mins
  • S1E16 - Katherine Pierce (Part 3)
    Nov 22 2024

    The myth, the legend, the queen of mildly inexplicable return. Fadzai and Sandile meander down the road to hell with Katherine Pierce, aka Katerina Petrova.

    A key figure in the first season of The Vampire Diaries (though only making a physical appearance in its final episode), Katherine is introduced in flashbacks to 1864, the last year of Stefan and Damon Salvatore's human lives. As a guest in their home, she begins a secret relationship with each of them, before revealing that she is a centuries-old vampire; she toys with the boys, intending to turn them into vampires and leaving town with them at her side, but is seemingly captured by the founders' council in an ousting of the vampires that have infested Mystic Falls.

    In present day, Katherine is revealed to have never been captured, and returns to town 145 years later to plague the Salvatore brothers - as well as her doppleganger, main character Elena Gilbert. She is the primary antagonist for the first half of season 2, and maintains a varied presence in the show for several seasons after, making her the longest-running villain on the show. With her strength, cunning, and willingness to do anything to survive, Katherine takes her place as one of the most iconic characters in the series.


    (This episode focuses on Katherine in seasons 4 and 5, as well as the series finale.)


    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of emotional abuse, familial abandonment, gratuitous violence, mental coercion and manipulation, obsession, physical assault and abuse, racism, sexual assault and abuse, slavery, stalking, suicide and suicidal ideation, and torture.


    Questions, queries, or just to say hi!

    E-mail: animalattackpod@gmail.com

    Refs and Links: IWAA S1


    All our online stuff!

    Podcast: It Was an Animal Attack

    Twitter: @animattackpod

    Instagram: @animalattackpod

    Tiktok: @animalattackpod

    YouTube: @animalattackpod

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    3 hrs and 23 mins
  • S1E16 - Katherine Pierce (Part 2)
    Nov 8 2024

    Better you die than her! Fadzai and Sandile escape monsters by becoming them with Katherine Pierce, aka Katerina Petrova.

    A key figure in the first season of The Vampire Diaries (though only making a physical appearance in its final episode), Katherine is introduced in flashbacks to 1864, the last year of Stefan and Damon Salvatore's human lives. As a guest in their home, she begins a secret relationship with each of them, before revealing that she is a centuries-old vampire; she toys with the boys, intending to turn them into vampires and leaving town with them at her side, but is seemingly captured by the founders' council in an ousting of the vampires that have infested Mystic Falls.

    In present day, Katherine is revealed to have never been captured, and returns to town 145 years later to plague the Salvatore brothers - as well as her doppleganger, main character Elena Gilbert. She is the primary antagonist for the first half of season 2, and maintains a varied presence in the show for several seasons after, making her the longest-running villain on the show. With her strength, cunning, and willingness to do anything to survive, Katherine takes her place as one of the most iconic characters in the series.


    (This episode focuses on Katherine in seasons 2B and 3.)


    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of emotional abuse, familial abandonment, gratuitous violence, mental coercion and manipulation, obsession, physical assault and abuse, racism, sexual assault and abuse, slavery, stalking, suicide and suicidal ideation, and torture.


    Questions, queries, or just to say hi!

    E-mail: animalattackpod@gmail.com

    Refs and Links: IWAA S1


    All our online stuff!

    Podcast: It Was an Animal Attack

    Twitter: @animattackpod

    Instagram: @animalattackpod

    Tiktok: @animalattackpod

    YouTube: @animalattackpod

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    2 hrs and 55 mins

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