History Recap / FilmRerollBladeRunner

* VocalDissonance: Lisa mentions that before actually joining the podcast, she pictured Kara Strait -- who was still presenting as male at the time -- with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Kara ''does'' admit to liking the design.) The other Rerollers bring up the fan comments that she apparently didn't sound bald.

* AmbiguouslyBi: When Leon winds up fixing the car of an employee of the Tyrrel Corporation, Joz mentions that his mind is blown seeing Leon work, prompting Kara joke that they then have sex. Shortly thereafter, she decides to roll on the Kinsey Scale to see if Leon's gay, only for the roll to state he's straight. But then later on, when Leon unintentionally hits on the man[[note]]upon noticing the lights in the hallway they're walking down go out after they pass, Leon remarks that [[DeadlyEuphemism has seen the lights in a man's eyes go out in a similar manner]][[/note]], he remarks "Maybe I ''am'' gay...", prompting Paulo to add his two cents:

* BavarianFireDrill: Zhora manages to walk right up to a random rich guy -- nicknamed "Mr. Deep Pockets" by the players -- and do ''such'' a good acting roll that he becomes convinced that they have already been sleeping together.

* VocalDissonance: Newcomer Courtney mentions that she pictured Kara Strait — who was still presenting as male at the time — with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Kara ''does'' admit to liking the design.) The other Rerollers bring up the fan comments that she apparently didn’t sound bald.

* AmbiguouslyBi: When Leon winds up fixing the car of an employee of the Tyrrel Corporation, Joz mentions that his mind is blown seeing Leon work, prompting Kara joke that they then have sex. Shortly there after, she decides to roll on the Kinsey Scale to see if Leon's gay, only for the roll to state he's straight. But then later on, when Leon unintentionally hits on the man[[note]]upon noticing the lights in the hallway they're walking down go out after they pass, Leon remarks that [[DeadlyEuphemism has seen the lights in a man's eyes go out in a similar manner]][[/note]], he remarks "Maybe I ''am'' gay...", prompting Paulo to add his two cents:

* AmbiguouslyBi: When Leon winds up getting hired by an employee of the Tyrrel Corporation, there winds up being an extended conversation about the man's butt, prompting Kara to roll on the Kinsey Scale to see if Leon's gay, only for the roll to state he's straight. But then later on, when Leon unintentionally hits on the man[[note]]upon noticing the lights in the hallway they're walking down go out after they pass, Leon remarks that [[DeadlyEuphemism has seen the lights in a man's eyes go out in a similar manner]][[/note]], he remarks "Maybe I ''am'' gay...", prompting Paulo to add his two cents:

Starring Paulo Quiros as Roy, Courtney Alana Ward (FirstAppearance) as Rachel, Kara Strait[[note]] credited as “Pitr Strait” [[/note]] as Leon, Lisa Kopitsky as Zhora, Carolyn Faye Kramer as Pris, and Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as the Dungeon Master.

* FaceDeathWithDignity! Tyrell offers his dying creations a glass of champagne, encouraging them to appreciate their lives regardless of how lengthy or brief they end up being. When Roy then kills him he seems surprised, but ultimately accepting of his fate. Roy and Leon succumb to their CloneDegeneration shortly thereafter, passing away quietly.

Starring Paulo Quiros as Roy, Courtney Alana Ward (FirstAppearance) as Rachel, Kara “Pitr” Strait as Leon, Lisa Kopitsky as Zhora, Carolyn Faye Kramer as Pris, and Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as the Dungeon Master.

* {{Tuckerization}}: At the club Zhora gets employed at, there is -- along with your standard sword swallovers -- also somebody named Pitr unsuccessfully trying to swallow a whole couch, which is apparently just something the real Kara “Pitr” Strait was attempting at that very moment.
* VocalDissonance: Newcomer Courtney mentions that she pictured Kara “Pitr” Strait — who was still presenting as male at the time — with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Kara ''does'' admit to liking the design.) The other Rerollers bring up the fan comments that she apparently didn’t sound bald.

** This later became something of a BrickJoke where — while [[UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} coming out]] one and a half years later — Kara revealed that she now sported a full head of hair, and that the listeners had — in a sense — been right all along.

* VocalDissonance: The Rerollers point out that Kara ''still'' doesn’t sound bald. Newcomer Courtney mentions that she pictured her with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Kara ''does'' admit to liking the design.)
** This later became something of a BrickJoke where — while [[UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} coming out]] one and a half years later — Kara revealed that ''she'' now sported a full head of hair, and that the listeners had — in a sense — been right all along.

Starring Paulo Quiros as Roy, Courtney Alana Ward (FirstAppearance) as Rachel, Pitr Strait as Leon, Lisa Kopitsky as Zhora, Carolyn Faye Kramer as Pris, and Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as the Dungeon Master.

* AdaptationalIntelligence: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]], but in the film, Leon had traits of a DumbMuscle. Here, Pitr plays him as a man of average intelligence, while drawing attention to his skills as a mechanic.

* DeathSeeker: PlayedForLaughs. Pitr assumes that while her friends may want to extend their lives, her character probably just wants to die, so she decides to find work as a mechanic.

* HeadTiltinglyKinky: Pitr is apparently scared of ass-eating, feeling that it may be a slippery slope towards being turned on by murder.

* RunningGag: Pitr reminding everyone that her character is a mechanic.

* {{Tuckerization}}: At the club Zhora gets employed at, there is -- along with your standard sword swallovers -- also somebody named Pitr unsuccessfully trying to swallow a whole couch, which is apparently just something the real Pitr Strait was attempting at that very moment.
* VocalDissonance: The Rerollers point out that Pitr ''still'' doesn’t sound bald. Newcomer Courtney mentions that she pictured Pitr with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Pitr ''does'' admit to liking the design.)
** This later became something of a BrickJoke where — while coming out one and a half years later — Pitr revealed that ''she'' now sported a full head of hair, and that the listeners had — in a sense — been right all along.

* DeathSeeker: PlayedForLaughs. Pitr assumes that while his friends may want to extend their lives, his character probably just wants to die, so he decides to find work as a mechanic.

* HeadTiltinglyKinky: Pitr is apparently scared of ass eating, feeling that it may be a slippery slope towards being turned on by murder.

* RunningGag: Pitr reminding everyone that his character is a mechanic.

* TakeOffYourClothes: Pris does this twice in the club, first to get a dress from some girl, (with, ahem... [[ExcrementStatement mixed results,]] and then to get shoes from a guy with tiny feet, (which goes better, and ends up giving him a newfound appreciation for dominant ladies.)

* {{Tuckerization}}: At the club Zhora gets employed at, there is -- along with your standard sword swallovers -- also a guy named Pitr unsuccessfully trying to swallow a whole couch, which is apparently just something the real Pitr Strait was attempting at that very moment.
* VocalDissonance: The Rerollers point out that Pitr ''still'' sounds like he should have hair. Newcomer Courtney mentions that she pictured him with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Pitr admits that he ''does'' like the design.)

Episode 74-76 of Podcast/FilmReroll. Based on [[Film/BladeRunner the 1982 science-fiction film.]]

* FaceDeathWithDignity! Tyrell offers his dying creations a glass of champagne, encouraging them to appreciate their lives regardless of how lengthy or brief they end up being. When Roy then kills him he seems surprised, bbut ultimately accepting of his fate. Roy and Leon succumb to their CloneDegeneration shortly thereafter, passing away quietly.

* TapOnTheHead] Leon knocks out Dr. Meredith by driving her face into a wall before she has time to call security.

* {{Tuckerization}}: At the club Zhora gets employed at, there is -- along with your standard sword swallovers -- also a guy named named Pitr unsuccessfully trying to swallow a whole couch, which is apparently just something the real Pitr Strait was attempting at that very moment.
* VocalDissonance: The Rerollers point out that Pitr *still* sounds like he should have hair. Newcomer Courtney mentions that she pictured him with more of a {{Twink}} look, something akin to an older Jack Frost from WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheGuardians. (Pitr admits that he *does* like the design.)

** [[DiscussedTrope Discussed.]] The players point out how surreal it is that a film has a VideoPhone, (which is very much real technology today,) but depicts it as a stationary ''pay phone'', as these have been all but phased out in favour of mobile devices. They conclude that science-fiction writers are often more capable and interested in predicting future techology than the society-changing ''applications'' of said technology.

* NoOSHAComplience: Pris and Deckard have a shoot-out on a fire escape which literally falls apart as it's hit by their stray bullets.

* AdaptedOut: J.F. Sebastian never appears, as the replicants find other means of reaching Tyrell.

* BittrsweetEnding: Roy and his crew are all dead and so is Tyrell, but Deckard and Rachel drive off in the distance together, knowing that they ''don't'' have the limited lifespans of normal replicants.