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- Marc Bernardin: Season 1 Hiatus
Inkpot Award winner Marc Bernardin (Fatman Beyond, Picard, Castle Rock, Eyes of Wakanda) joins us for a discussion of his passion projects and how parents fail and succeed in influencing their children
1 hr 8 min - Redo: BTAS - Read My Lips/Fire from Olympus
Our attempt at doing live commentary was really bad, so here is a re-edit of that experiment.
1 hr 28 min - Redo: BTAS - His Silicone Soul/Off Balance
In anticipation of Season 2, we re-release this discussion because the original wasn't edited well. We'll get it right someday.
1 hr 7 min - BTAS: Read My Lips/Fire from Olympus
Link, Nitwit and I attempt live commentary, discuss the dangers of ventriloquism mixed with mental illness, and close out our first season...eventually.
1 hr 31 min - BTAS: The Demon's Quest (Parts 1 and 2)
Eternatus, Wombat, and I discuss ecology, the color of costumes, and the costs of life eternal.
1 hr 1 min - BTAS: See No Evil/Tribute to Arleen Sorkin and Richard Moll
Torterra, Luna, and I discuss stranger danger, the jewelry tastes of 6 year-olds, and the difference between sledge hammers and jackhammers.
Also, tardy tributes to the late, great Arleen Sorkin (Harley Quinn) and Richard Moll (Harvey Dent/Two-Face).
54 min - BTAS: Blind as a Bat/Day of the Samurai
Zygaard, Nezuko, and I discuss visual impairment, fruit ninjas, and our future. Recorded October, 2024
1 hr 20 min - BTAS: Birds Of A Feather
Tanjiro, Neewella and I discuss good manners, multi-use tools, and how nothing is as contagious as laughter.
51 min - BTAS - Robin's Reckoning, Parts 1 and 2
Salamence, Rayquaza and I discuss story structure, the nature of revenge, and the meaning of finesse.
1 hr 4 min - BTAS - The Man Who Killed Batman/Zatanna
Halo, Wombat, and I discuss flashbacks, illusions, and the odd theater district in Gotham.
1 hr 15 min
About inDORKtrination
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A middle-aged dad asks the question, "Can I convince my children to like the dorky things I love?"