Episode 151
posted on May 12, 2010 | Comments (2)
In this episode:
- Esteban’s new podcast Roboplastic Podcastalypse,
- Shogun Warriors and Godzilla,
- Rob’s TV and cable box breaking,
- stupid Comcast customer service,
- HDMI cable prices,
- premium movie channels,
- poorly dubbed voices in movies,
- Verizon FiOS TV Media Manager and Widgets,
- HP’s terrible 2.4 GHz wireless keyboard and mouse,
- crazy computer keyboard prices,
- the video game short film PIXELS by Patrick Jean,
- Air Raid for the Atari 2600 selling for $31,600 on eBay (article),
- the upcoming live action movie The Smurfs (2011),
- various movie sequels, prequels, and remakes (Iron Man 2, Alien, Predator, Scream 4, Captain America, etc.),
- the Syfy channel showing professional wrestling,
- and the psychotic behavior of collectors.
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posted by Greg and Rob on May 12, 2010 |
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Tags: Air Raid, Alien, Atari 2600, Captain America, collectors, Comcast, Esteban, Godzilla, HDMI, HP, Iron Man 2, Patrick Jean, PIXELS, Please Save Me Robots, Predator, Scream 4, Shogun Warriors, Stan Lee, SyFy, The Smurfs, Verizon FiOS, video games, wrestling
Apparently Stan Lee is very active on Twitter, the account is twitter.com/smilinstanlee. There I learned that May 9th was Stan Lee Day in Las Vegas, Nevada.
this is one of the episodes i’ve listened to the most times – always love listening to you talking about the psychotic behaviour of collectors and vintage video games. i don’t think films are dubbed for TV as much these days, and it was always funny to see the cursing so obviously changed. i remember seeing ‘coming to america’ on telly about twenty years ago and can still quote the clunky changes; seeing the uncut version is almost an disappointment now! and it includes your favourite: louie anderson.