August 12, 2025 • 8 mins
Every Tuesday, Landon Mueller, host of Review-Pop, breaks down the latest episode of Six Minutes: Out of Time.
In this week's episode of Six Minutes, Cyrus comes to Brynleigh's aid with a brand new power. Meanwhile, Mila shows River and Sam the huts on the island.
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In this week's episode of Six Minutes, Cyrus comes to Brynleigh's aid with a brand new power. Meanwhile, Mila shows River and Sam the huts on the island.
Credits:
Topic:
Six Minutes: Out of Time (Season 4) - Episode 47 by Gen-Z Media
---
Intro Music:
Six Minutes: Out of Time (Season 4) - Theme Music by Gen-Z Media
---
Background Music:
Bossa Nova Jazz Podcast Music by Denis Pavlov from Pixabay
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Speaker 1 (00:06):
There are kids in this world who are different special
special specials. So here are these kids out there somewhere before?
Why is it always six minutes? In this episode, I'll
(00:30):
be breaking down the latest episode, a six minute season
four piece by piece Hey Review Pop listeners. It's Roslyna Miller.
Today we are talking about episode forty seven of six
(00:50):
Minutes season four, called testing out a New Power, and
this episode was jaw dropping first and foremost. I loved
how great Remy was in this episode. It was great
to hear from Penn and Casey as well. In other
juseum news, there was a new mineral and that emerged
and an announced sight coming early fall, a new show
will be released on the Imagination Amplified feed. But without
(01:12):
further ado, let's get straight into this episode. I'm coming, Brinley,
I'm flying. Hang on, I'll catch you, hold off. I predicted,
(01:35):
you know that he wouldn't get the ability of time travel.
Rather he'd get a different power. After Holiday learned she
could borrow any powers, she decided to start going on missions,
for example the one in the Arctic with Cam. On
another note, I'm curious about how Sirius his powers will
work when he gets back home. I'm not totally sure,
you know, of his powers are subject to just one
(01:55):
time zone, but I guess we'll have to wait and see.
Don't look down, you're afraid of lights? Remember distinctly all
the superpowers? Why did mine have to be ironic? In
(02:18):
a lot of ways, Cyrus has grown throughout the show.
About a week ago, I was re listening to Six
Minutes at a Time and Cyrus was talking to Jude.
He said, we've been saving each other long before you
entered the picture, and there's a lot of truth to that.
Cyrus and Brinley have always been there for each other.
And speaking of Jude, we know this is all leading
(02:38):
to the finale. Also, all throughout season four, he's been
trying to get to Brimley. What do we do with
a grumpy sailor? What do we do with the grumpy sailor?
What do we do with a grumpy sailor? Early in
the morning? Really, Remington, we'll see shanties. When I had
(03:02):
David Kressman on the podcast, he talked about the character
of Remy and you know how she's a ray of sunshine,
you know, kind of like Annie and Tomorrow. You know,
that was great as a writer, because he was writing
in a sort of not so great time, you know,
the pandemic. But there's another side of Remy. She's helpful
and she's carried Adam through a tough time. But that
seems rocky right now. I don't know if they'll see
(03:24):
each other again this season. If we can somehow get
in touch with Cyrus, pinpoint is exact location, we can
figure out a way to open a portal and make
things right. Booh what not. I've mentioned in a few
(03:46):
episodes that the time phone is a great resource, and
this was my theory all along. Cyrus doesn't need to
be able to open up a portal because Penn and
Casey already have that covered. The other thing I'm wondering
is how important the best in it is. If I
remember correctly, they have the best in it now, they
just have to figure out how to use it on
their own. On an unrelated note, it sounds like something
(04:06):
is coming up for Pennant Casey, and I'm convinced it
has something to do with their ship. For one, they're
confident in each other, which is a great quality, and
they really understand each other. You've been really cool speaking
up for us letting us stay here. Don't get comfortable.
(04:27):
It's only temporary. Neverland isn't meant for humans, especially ones
associated with Adam. It was certainly cool to revisit the Hunts,
but hearing Mela like this has me concerned. It surprised
me a little bit because now it sounds like Mela's
not really on their side. The other thing I find
(04:47):
interesting is that in a previous episode, cam One seemed
to still dislike Wait Kids. Speaking of Mela, I'm not
sure if Katie has thought about her much. So there's
a lot of spekeulation about what could happen. And you
(05:08):
can't be on the run forever either. You have to
consider your futures. We are the futures we want to have,
not the ones strangers tell us to have. That's what
gets me, because if River and Sam never leave twenty
twenty five, they're forcing Monica and James to stay in
(05:29):
the past forever. I don't think Sam necessarily wants to
stay in twenty twenty five, but she's agreed with River
a lot, so if he wants to stay in twenty
twenty five, then she probably will too. But I don't
think they're ready for what's about to happen. As discussed
with Tom Cassiello, A huge portal will probably open up
in the last episode of season four, connecting everyone in Alaska, Neverland,
(05:52):
and nineteen eighty nine together, But I'm not sure what
River and Sam will do. Well River accept that he
needs to go back to his life in nineteen eighty nine,
I'm not so sure. Also, I know it's not included
in this clip, but I thought it was so funny.
Once I bought it, blushed and giggled. Cyrus the serum, Yeah, sorry,
(06:15):
Brinley fell out of the helicopter and do you know
how to do it? I don't know, Katie. I saw
Brinley tumbling out, and then I suddenly felt dizzy and weird,
and then before I knew it, I was in the
air rushing to catch her. My hero young Cyrus and Brinley.
This happy just honestly brings a smele to my face.
(06:38):
I mean, it's so great. I wanted to talk about
something that I couldn't get to in the last episode
because of the short and breakdown. I'm so glad Brinley
knows Katie cares about her. I've said so many times
that they've shared a lot of great experiences and they
really have become friends. Also, Katie bid a nice farewell
to Joe, And I think that's where you can start
to see the reality vat. You know, I can make
(07:00):
a great team, just so long as they aren't arguing.
It's okay, Sweety, you can come out. Ah, Hi, everybody Holiday.
(07:21):
That's not holiday, Dad, that's Adelaide And mom just smuggled
her away from doctor Whittier. What a great cloffhanger. I
didn't know that was coming in the slightest and it
sounds like we're gonna, you know, hear a manhunt of sorts,
doctor when you're searching for his daughter. And I think
(07:41):
I knew what was happening when Monica said it's okay,
you can come out now, Sweetie. Thank you all so
much for listening. If you enjoy the podcast, please leave
a five star review. Until next time, this is Leone
(08:03):
saying peace, love and time travel.
There are kids in this world who are different special
special specials. So here are these kids out there somewhere before?
Why is it always six minutes? In this episode, I'll
(00:30):
be breaking down the latest episode, a six minute season
four piece by piece Hey Review Pop listeners. It's Roslyna Miller.
Today we are talking about episode forty seven of six
(00:50):
Minutes season four, called testing out a New Power, and
this episode was jaw dropping first and foremost. I loved
how great Remy was in this episode. It was great
to hear from Penn and Casey as well. In other
juseum news, there was a new mineral and that emerged
and an announced sight coming early fall, a new show
will be released on the Imagination Amplified feed. But without
(01:12):
further ado, let's get straight into this episode. I'm coming, Brinley,
I'm flying. Hang on, I'll catch you, hold off. I predicted,
(01:35):
you know that he wouldn't get the ability of time travel.
Rather he'd get a different power. After Holiday learned she
could borrow any powers, she decided to start going on missions,
for example the one in the Arctic with Cam. On
another note, I'm curious about how Sirius his powers will
work when he gets back home. I'm not totally sure,
you know, of his powers are subject to just one
(01:55):
time zone, but I guess we'll have to wait and see.
Don't look down, you're afraid of lights? Remember distinctly all
the superpowers? Why did mine have to be ironic? In
(02:18):
a lot of ways, Cyrus has grown throughout the show.
About a week ago, I was re listening to Six
Minutes at a Time and Cyrus was talking to Jude.
He said, we've been saving each other long before you
entered the picture, and there's a lot of truth to that.
Cyrus and Brinley have always been there for each other.
And speaking of Jude, we know this is all leading
(02:38):
to the finale. Also, all throughout season four, he's been
trying to get to Brimley. What do we do with
a grumpy sailor? What do we do with the grumpy sailor?
What do we do with a grumpy sailor? Early in
the morning? Really, Remington, we'll see shanties. When I had
(03:02):
David Kressman on the podcast, he talked about the character
of Remy and you know how she's a ray of sunshine,
you know, kind of like Annie and Tomorrow. You know,
that was great as a writer, because he was writing
in a sort of not so great time, you know,
the pandemic. But there's another side of Remy. She's helpful
and she's carried Adam through a tough time. But that
seems rocky right now. I don't know if they'll see
(03:24):
each other again this season. If we can somehow get
in touch with Cyrus, pinpoint is exact location, we can
figure out a way to open a portal and make
things right. Booh what not. I've mentioned in a few
(03:46):
episodes that the time phone is a great resource, and
this was my theory all along. Cyrus doesn't need to
be able to open up a portal because Penn and
Casey already have that covered. The other thing I'm wondering
is how important the best in it is. If I
remember correctly, they have the best in it now, they
just have to figure out how to use it on
their own. On an unrelated note, it sounds like something
(04:06):
is coming up for Pennant Casey, and I'm convinced it
has something to do with their ship. For one, they're
confident in each other, which is a great quality, and
they really understand each other. You've been really cool speaking
up for us letting us stay here. Don't get comfortable.
(04:27):
It's only temporary. Neverland isn't meant for humans, especially ones
associated with Adam. It was certainly cool to revisit the Hunts,
but hearing Mela like this has me concerned. It surprised
me a little bit because now it sounds like Mela's
not really on their side. The other thing I find
(04:47):
interesting is that in a previous episode, cam One seemed
to still dislike Wait Kids. Speaking of Mela, I'm not
sure if Katie has thought about her much. So there's
a lot of spekeulation about what could happen. And you
(05:08):
can't be on the run forever either. You have to
consider your futures. We are the futures we want to have,
not the ones strangers tell us to have. That's what
gets me, because if River and Sam never leave twenty
twenty five, they're forcing Monica and James to stay in
(05:29):
the past forever. I don't think Sam necessarily wants to
stay in twenty twenty five, but she's agreed with River
a lot, so if he wants to stay in twenty
twenty five, then she probably will too. But I don't
think they're ready for what's about to happen. As discussed
with Tom Cassiello, A huge portal will probably open up
in the last episode of season four, connecting everyone in Alaska, Neverland,
(05:52):
and nineteen eighty nine together, But I'm not sure what
River and Sam will do. Well River accept that he
needs to go back to his life in nineteen eighty nine,
I'm not so sure. Also, I know it's not included
in this clip, but I thought it was so funny.
Once I bought it, blushed and giggled. Cyrus the serum, Yeah, sorry,
(06:15):
Brinley fell out of the helicopter and do you know
how to do it? I don't know, Katie. I saw
Brinley tumbling out, and then I suddenly felt dizzy and weird,
and then before I knew it, I was in the
air rushing to catch her. My hero young Cyrus and Brinley.
This happy just honestly brings a smele to my face.
(06:38):
I mean, it's so great. I wanted to talk about
something that I couldn't get to in the last episode
because of the short and breakdown. I'm so glad Brinley
knows Katie cares about her. I've said so many times
that they've shared a lot of great experiences and they
really have become friends. Also, Katie bid a nice farewell
to Joe, And I think that's where you can start
to see the reality vat. You know, I can make
(07:00):
a great team, just so long as they aren't arguing.
It's okay, Sweety, you can come out. Ah, Hi, everybody Holiday.
(07:21):
That's not holiday, Dad, that's Adelaide And mom just smuggled
her away from doctor Whittier. What a great cloffhanger. I
didn't know that was coming in the slightest and it
sounds like we're gonna, you know, hear a manhunt of sorts,
doctor when you're searching for his daughter. And I think
(07:41):
I knew what was happening when Monica said it's okay,
you can come out now, Sweetie. Thank you all so
much for listening. If you enjoy the podcast, please leave
a five star review. Until next time, this is Leone
(08:03):
saying peace, love and time travel.
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