New show is up. Kind of a variety pack of stuff this week. Enjoy!
http://www.treksinscifi.com/podcasts/TreksInSciFi_187_Time_Trap.mp3
Another good show - Thanks Rico.
Hope I'm not being too picky (I've been known to mangle the English language pretty good)
Anyone notice the way Bill Shatner pronounces Sabotage, (rhymes with mash)?
In this weeks review of "Time Trap" and again during a scene in "Wink of an Eye" when the guest star says sabotage (rhymes with posh) - Bill's next lines he repeats the word with his 'sabotash' pronunciation.
Are both ways correct or was Bill just being stubborn? :wallbash:
In an interview with Howard Stern, Bill said that his pronunciation was correct - that's the way he learned the word as a child.
Check out this interesting recreation of "The Time Trap" episode....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaOHuqyS2H8
Just got done listening Rico, awesome! Another great episode with all sorts of geeky fun information. I really like the music on the animated series, it was cheesey but cool. I think it would be awesome if you did a show on the sci fi ocean or aquatic sci fi. I would look forward to something like that.
Anyway, another excellent podcast. Thanks.
This weekend's podcast was outstanding! It brought back a lot of memories. I couldn't wait until Saturday morning to watch The Animated Series. I've always enjoy the action music of the series. I think I'm going to watch The Slayer Weapon tonight.
I think it would be great if did a podcast covering the underwater sci fi from the past. I would love hear your take on Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
Once again, great podcast!
Definitely sounds like an "Underwater Sci-Fi" podcast will be coming soon.
Scuba Trek.
I just finished listening to the "Timetrap" episode and one thing really struck me about it.
I could really tell that the cast was reading from scripts. The acting and atmosphere just didn't come across well in the audio whereas when listening to a live action audio, it sounds more natural to me, go ahead and listen to it again and you should notice it very easily.
On the positive side, I still enjoyed it immensely and thought that this format was perfect for the show. Doing a full episode play of an animated episode left plenty of room for other really cool Geeky goodness and even though the episode audio came across as stilted and wooden, I have to say that episode 187 has been, in my opinion, the best show in recent weeks.
Thank you Rico. I have not seen any of the animated episodes of Star Trek and every time I listen to one of your shows covering one, It's genuinely always full of information I had not known before. I hope you decide to cover more of them.
Cheers.