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January 29, 2013
What’s new with your favorite geeks this week? Daniel isn’t finding any new toys in stores so he’d revisiting some classic lines that he collected in his childhood. When Jason was a young lad, all of 11 years old he picked up his first copy of DOCTOR WHO MONTHLY magazine. In the newest issue, there’s an article/picture on BifBangPow’s retro figures. Life comes full circle for Mr. Lenzi. Also this week we discuss:
All that and much more in Episode 058! Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 56:27 — 64.6MB)
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out Tuesday Jan 29th (Best Buy Joker) Conan OBrian
Maybe you guys can give the “phone-in” technology another try? It wasn’t perfect but it’s better than missing a week or having JL travel through LA traffic. I still believe that “we” the listeners should Paypal him gas money.
The retro scale Django figures are banned but I think the Sideshow/Hot Toys 1:6 scale are still being sold. Initially, I thought this would bring more attention to the retro scale but now I’m uncertain. Sadly, I didn’t buy a set! It is the one retro line I didn’t buy.
Can you guys see/review the Dark Knight Returns cartoon at some point?
I couldn’t agree more about the Jazzwares Hanna Barbera figures. I bought Hong Kong Phooey for under $10.
Atari has been cursed by the Blade Runner movie.
The Jabba’s palace controversy might have a little merit because in ANH some of the buildings used in the Mos Eisley spaceport were Mosques.
Jason, go see Django. I also love Res Dogs and Pulp Fiction and havent really liked much else from him since then. I loved Django.
Hey Shish! I DID, in fact, see DJANGO since the last ep went up. Along with three other big, nomination-gathering type flicks, so there will be lots to cover in our next session. I’ve seen all of QT’s stuff, and while I think there are merits to all of it (and I think even his weakest efforts are better than about 90% of what gets made), I do think he’s gotten quite repetitive and indulgent in the last decade. But I love JACKIE BROWN, think it’s a great character study with a stellar cast. I think Robert Forster’s work in that is f–king sublime. Thanks for the note and thanks for listening!- JL