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Stuff #38: That’s the Difference Between Your Co-Hosts

suberunker — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 07:23:45 +0000

It's been a while since the last show, so Dom and Kevin recorded some shows a few weeks ago, but they haven't gone up till now. Join in for a random discussion on summer movies, British actors playing American superheroes, Jason Statham, and movies involving eyes and webcams.

Intro/Outro Music: Get It Together by The Go! Team

Serenity (a look at the Whedonverse)

suberunker — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 06:54:14 +0000

[We're recording at a new place and there's a heavy level of echo. It doesn't hurt the sound too much, but it does sound weird at first. We should have this fixed by next week.] We go with a six-man discussion and take a look at one of the bigger topics on our list: Serenity. We made sure to take this opportunity to examine all of Joss Whedon's works and have a great time doing so. We hope that you find it fun too!

Intro/Outro Music: Main Title from Firefly by Sonny Rhodes and Joss Whedon.

Stuff & Suggestions #18: I Have Wood for Sheep

suberunker — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 04:24:28 +0000

This week we go straight to a new gameshow, Before or After, in which the contestants must state whether a movie was released before or after a base film. Then we dive right into the mailbag and get it on with your letters! Or maybe just Dom does.

Intro Music: Fun Day at Home (Powerpuff Girls Movie) by James L. Venable
Outro Music: Bone Wagon (Grim Fandango) by Peter McConnell

Space Mountain (a look at Disneyland)

suberunker — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 07:03:18 +0000

Your attention please: the Santa Fe and Disneyland passenger podcast, the S-Words Podcast - now loading on track number one for a trip around Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom. All aboard! The S-Words Podcast looks back on their childhood, and even their current childhood beneath the layers of adulthood, during a podcast about Disneyland, or really a bit about the two S-Mountains: Space Mountain and Splash Mountain. Join us for a romping good time as we smile our way through our personal stories in the Disneyland park and our ... possibly creepy fandom. Dom gets scared by the fandom in this one. It's *THAT* good. (Apologies for some background noise, people were cooking in the background.)

Background Music from this show: Swisskapolka, Battle Cry of Freedom, Happy Rag, Bearless Love, Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin, Matterhorn Yodelers, The People Mover, It's a Small World, The Enchanted Tiki Room, Once Upon a Dream, All Aboard the Mine Train, The Main Street Electrical Parade, Frontierland (from Remember Dreams Come True - Original 50th Anniversary Edition), Space Mountain, Space Mountain (Current Edition)

Star Trek

suberunker — Mon, 11 May 2009 01:55:44 +0000

Space: the final frontier. This is the conversation of the S-Words Podcast. Its podcast mission: to explore our first experiences with Star Trek, to seek out the fun and love of Star Trek fandom; to boldly record an episode of great length that no episode has reached before.

Intro Music: Main Title from Star Trek: The Next Generation by Jerry Goldsmith and Alexander Courage

Outro Music: End Credits from Star Trek by Michael Giacchino

Stuff & Suggestions #9: Fishing for Bobby Chessman

suberunker — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 04:35:50 +0000

This week the stuff segment takes a look at our ideas for 5 Decent Film Adaptions of Anime with full casting and directing and everything (kinda). Dom finds nothing wrong with Superman Love. Mike likes the idea of Disneyland rides becoming Super Robots. Danny revokes Dom's nerd license. And Kevin learns about root canals.

Intro/Outro Music: Can I Be A Star by Burnshee Thornside.

Stan Winston

suberunker — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 06:46:24 +0000

Quite possibly one of the greatest creature and special effects gurus of our childhoods, Mr. Stan Winston was a 4-time Academy Award winner and brilliant design lead for such classic creatures as the T-800 (Terminator), Predator, Alien Queen (Aliens), The Thing, and the T-Rex and other dinosaurs in Jurassic Park. In addition, his makeup work has been notable in such films as Edward Scissorhands and Batman Returns. Mr. Winston passed away last year and for us, it was the loss of a true legend of Hollywood. Join us as we think about the man's accomplishments.

Intro/Outro Music: Can I Be A Star by Burnshee Thornside.

Commercial Music: Hometown Hero from My Dog Skip by William Ross.

Editor's Note: Stan Winston did help James Cameron with designs for Avatar, but his studio is not contributing to the film beyond that. Weta Digital is signed to work on visual effects for the film.