We can't believe this. The podcast is finally airing! It all started a few weeks ago, when J.R. was using an mp3 player with a horrible voice microphone on it to record the show. After spending a week trying to upload the files using Vista, he finally gave up and MAILED the player to Jon (just after recording next week's podcast). So apologies for taking so long. We only covered four episodes, but spent lots and lots and lots of time discussing them (and a bunch of other crap that has nothing at all to do with Star Trek).
Btw, since we recorded this so long ago, we were unaware of the recent spew of support we've gotten in iTunes reviews. We may have mentioned something about nobody reviewing us, but that's obviously untrue. Thanks wicked hard for all the iTunes reviews people! They'll help you get to Heaven.
Podcast breakdown:
0:00 -- Watchmen, Veronica Mars, Dexter, Depeche Mode blah blah blah
13:12 -- The Facebook question
15:43 -- "The Measure of a Man"
47:53 -- "The Dauphin"
1.04:26 -- The item we forgot to mention about "The Measure of a Man"
1.07:22 -- "Contagion"
1.25:00 -- "The Royale"
1.40:00 -- Awards and rankings
1.55:40 -- Goodbyes and outtakes
J.R.'s rankings:
4. "The Royale"
3. "The Dauphin"
2. "Contagion"
1. "The Measure of a Man"
Jon's rankings:
4. "The Royale"
3. "The Dauphin"
2. "Contagion"
1. "the Measure of a Man
Remember to rate and comment on iTunes!
Also give us your feedback on the entirety of Season Two. Plus, don't forget we'll be talking about Star Trek V very shortly!
If you're gonna be in the Monterey area at the beginning of May, remember to join us for the new movie on May 8!
This podcast is dedicated in loving memory to Paddi Edwards (1931-1999) and Noble Willingham (1931-2004).
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2 comments:
Glad to see a new podcast! Your perseverance is applauded.
From wikepedia:
In "The Measure of a Man", Data is legally declared an autonomous individual, as opposed to Starfleet property. Dialogue in the episode also establishes some of his performance statistics: his storage capacity is stated as "800 quadrillion bits" or 100 petabytes (88.817842 pebibytes), and his processing speed is stated as "60 trillion operations per second" or 60 teraflops. It is also revealed that by this time Data had earned the Starfleet Command Decoration for Gallantry, Medal of Honor with clusters, Legion of Honor, and the Star Cross.
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