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Please pardon the odd audio quality for the first half hour or so as we had some technical difficulties (translation: De forgot to connect the mixing board to the laptop). Despite De's idiocy, we hope you enjoy this episode which clocks in at nearly an hour. We discuss resignations in Klingon, trimming film budgets, and we discuss Doctor Who spinoffs. In the mail call, we run down the year that was 2013 and talk about the ongoing saga of Ghostbusters 3's production.
We ring in the new year by reminiscing a bit on 2013, discussing the Doctor Who Christmas Special, and putting forth a few resolutions for 2014. Listener feedback this week brings thoughts on Disney's new Star Wars movies, a bit more on the 11th (or is it 12th?) Doctor's swan song, and a chat about adult-geared animation.
As the exchange student from Cameroon said, Merry New Year! (just don't bring up Jelly Babies)
Matt helps us finish up Part 2 of Listener Feedback, though Smeagol makes an appearance and not for the better. Happy Christmas, everyone!
In Part 1 of another listener feedback episode, we're again joined by Matt to chat about conventions and the two new Star Trek TV series potentially coming to CBS next fall.
As the winter holidays approach, we discuss the pros and cons of high-definition home video. In this week's mail call, we briefly talk about the Shannara TV series in development and then wander over to 221B Baker Street.
This episode, we're joined by Dana's brother-in-law, Eric, to discuss the 50th Anniversary Doctor Who special episode "Day of the Doctor," as well as the docudrama, An Adventure in Space and Time.
In this episode, we are joined by Matt to discuss Doctor Who on the eve of the show's 50th anniversary.
For our 10th installment, we look at comments and questions from the audience, which leads to an impromptu summer movie preview. Thanks for all the great feedback!
Halloween recap! De plans a trip to the 2014 G.I. Joe Convention, Dana unveils his Aquabats belt, and De laments what he fears will be an expensive trip to the comic shop.
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