Like What I Like

In the latest of our now monthly Marvellous Moviesodes, we watch Thor, which isn't a good movie, but it's definitely better than last month's Howard The Duck. Also, Lain just wants to sleep, and Mark really shouldn't be allowed to try impersonating Stan Lee.

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In this week's episode, Mark talks enthusiastically about Japanese Synthpop group Yellow Magic Orchestra, whilst Lain is mildly annoyed by Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim comics. We also diverge along barely related tangents including Jet Set Radio music, 90s video game voice acting and the legacy of Zero Wing, Plus, a special guest appearance by the computerised Google voice from Mark's phone!

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In this week's episode, Mark talks enthusiastically about Japanese Synthpop group Yellow Magic Orchestra, whilst Lain is mildly annoyed by Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim comics. We also diverge along barely related tangents including Jet Set Radio music, 90s video game voice acting and the legacy of Zero Wing, Plus, a special guest appearance by the computerised Google voice from Mark's phone!

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

Our half-episodes are companion pieces to our regular episodes, so if you've not heard them yet you should definitely go listen to Episodes 5 & 6.

In this rather chaotic episode somebody cheats at The Quiz At The End, we make a poor attempt at describing what's so good at Undertale without spoilers, and Mark bursts into song multiple times.

Music by Abru/colonthree
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Our half-episodes are companion pieces to our regular episodes, so if you've not heard them yet you should definitely go listen to Episodes 5 & 6.

In this rather chaotic episode somebody cheats at The Quiz At The End, we make a poor attempt at describing what's so good at Undertale without spoilers, and Mark bursts into song multiple times.

Music by Abru/colonthree
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

This week, we gently discuss the Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman book "Good Omens" before getting swiftly distracted by the various roles that the actors for the Radio 4 dramatisation have been in. Afterward Mark gets somehow surprised that Lain is uncultured despite already being warned so and Lain proceeds to squee quietly to herself about how adorable BB-8 is. Oh, and we talk about Monster Factory too. For quite a while. You're welcome.

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

This week, we gently discuss the Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman book "Good Omens" before getting swiftly distracted by the various roles that the actors for the Radio 4 dramatisation have been in. Afterward Mark gets somehow surprised that Lain is uncultured despite already being warned so and Lain proceeds to squee quietly to herself about how adorable BB-8 is. Oh, and we talk about Monster Factory too. For quite a while. You're welcome.

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

We took a break from the usual minisodes to watch a Marvel movie! Unfortunately we let our audience choose the movie for us, and so we ended up watching the 1986 Howard The Duck movie, a film which failed so badly that George Lucas had to sell his CGI company to Steve Jobs. THANKS, AUDIENCE.

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We're slightly late, with a slightly longer than expected episode. These two factors may be loosely connected. Still, it's not like any of you are frantically refreshing your pod-catcher feeds at 2:30am. I hope. This week Mark watched Studio Ghibli's (still not sure on the pronunciation, but at the moment I think it's something like 'Jibb'ry') The Cat Returns, whilst Lain enjoyed the classic BBC News parody series The Day Today so much she progressed straight onto one of Chris Morris's other comedy series, Jam.

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

We're slightly late, with a slightly longer than expected episode. These two factors may be loosely connected. Still, it's not like any of you are frantically refreshing your pod-catcher feeds at 2:30am. I hope. This week Mark watched Studio Ghibli's (still not sure on the pronunciation, but at the moment I think it's something like 'Jibb'ry') The Cat Returns, whilst Lain enjoyed the classic BBC News parody series The Day Today so much she progressed straight onto one of Chris Morris's other comedy series, Jam.

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree