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San Diego Comic-Con Pt. 4 – That Puddle of Dom’s Blood

suberunker — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 05:50:34 +0000

Finally, the 4th part of our four-part San Diego Comic-Con series is here. This time, Chris is here to spend some time recollecting his first Comic-Con experience with us! Stick around after the show to hear some raw footage of how we prepare most of our shows. It is... interesting.

Intro/Outro Music: Fun Day at Home (Powerpuff Girls Movie) by James L. Venable

San Diego Comic-Con Pt. 1 – Like a Baby Lobster

suberunker — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 08:18:24 +0000

We get together to discuss our first Comic-Cons, as well as what we expect to see this year. It's a basic checkup, but we thought it'd be nice to get warmed up for the rest of the con this way. The next three parts should have far more content since the con will actually have begun.

Intro/Outro Music: Fun Day at Home (Powerpuff Girls Movie) by James L. Venable

Stuff & Suggestions #14: Let’s Go See the Gigantor Erection!

suberunker — Fri, 29 May 2009 02:25:08 +0000

This week the stuff segment takes a look at our top 5 Fictional Robots and go through even more of your wacky letters. Also, Dom explains the largest tag in his blog's cloud. Lita likes robots with spunk. Danny explains why he has eternal respect for Vin Diesel. And Kevin recalls a story about Beast Wars... or is it Breast Wars?

Intro Music: Average Joes by Theodore Shapiro

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.