Sol-er Power (Soylent Green/Make Room! Make Room!)
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One of the first titles I ever planned on us covering, yet somehow it’s taken more than eight years to find our way back to it. It’s Harry Harrison’s 1966 novel Make Room! Make Room!, loosely adapted into the classic 1973 movie Soylent Green.
TMTYR Episode #98: You Can't Handle the Who! (The Grinch, feat. Roger Anderson)
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Roger from The Kitchen Counter Podcast joins the guys for a discussion of Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas, including the original TV special, the Jim Carrey remake, the 2018 Benedict Cumberbatch movie, and the recent TV musical abomination.
Time Codes:
Grinch book: 13:08 Grinch TV Special: 19:34 Sandwich planning: 24:16 James’s “An Old Fashioned Christmas”: 35:36 Carrey: 38:16 Cumberbatch: 46:42 TV Not Special: 54:19 Rankings: 1:04:35 Roger’s Sandwich taste test: 1:11:39 Taste test at Seth’s house (with geese flying over): 1:14:00 Bloopers: 1:19:08
Rankings!:
Roger: TV special / book / 2018 movie / 2000 movie / TV musical Colin: TV special / book / 2000 movie / TV musical / 2018 movie James: TV special / book / 2018 movie / TV musical / 2000 movie Seth: TV special / book / 2018 movie / 2000 movie / TV musical
To celebrate their 50th episode, the Pavement Pounders got James drunk and made him read Dune. (And also watch the 1984 film and the 2000 miniseries.)
Unfortunately, Seth’s recording failed (silently) at about the 40 minute mark, so his audio is pulled from what bled into the other guys’ mics. It’s not fantastic, but the conversation is still good, and James and Colin’s recordings kept on working.
Rankings:
James:
Book (and nothing else ranked)
Colin/Seth:
Book
TV miniseries
1984 film
Notes:
Seth’s new podcast, Hugos There (featuring Colin in the first episode): http://hugospodcast.com
TMTYR Episode #38: Scientists Should Read Frankenstein (Colossus: The Forbin Project)
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Recording right about the time of our second podcast anniversary, this time we discuss Colossus: The Forbin Project, adapted from DF Jones’s novel Colossus.
Many thanks to everyone who’s interacted with us in any way since we started doing this. It’s been a lot of fun and we look forward to many more awkward discussions in the future.
Colin says nucular repeatedly! Seth repeats the word “story” over and over in a single monologue! James thinks the movie title could fit an adult film! And we all agree scientists should be familiar with Frankenstein.