Jim and A.Ron always pay their debts. We owe you a cast, and today we deliver on that promise. We talk about Florence + The Machine, Battle for Hill 218 (free online version), Battlestar Galactica (board game AND series), that fantastic new HBO series “Game of Thrones” that just finished up it’s first season, A.Ron’s revolutionary idea for a “sincerity” movement, and the surprising news that Kickstarter is the 3rd largest independent comic book publisher.
Welcome to the first episode of Breaking Good, the officially unofficial podcast of the phenomenal AMC original drama series, Breaking Bad. We are psyched that season four is less than two weeks away, and recorded a very brief cast to explain who we are, what we’re up to, and what you can expect going forward with us. We also break down the latest trailers and teaser images released to date.
The boys navigate dangerous waters as the PSN outage has been upgraded from a tropical shit storm to a full fledged fecal hurricane. It must be discussed! Jim and A.Ron break it down from a personal, gamer, and professional level. Also, watching a serial killer on a weekly basis has Jim pondering “what makes great TV?” A.Ron urges his fellow geek to live by a few simple economic rules, we celebrate Skynet’s birth day, and close out the cast with a review of Poral 2 from our forum’s own Darth Paxis and some Batmania from Stafa’s corner.
The dynamic duo is back, with the audio quality better than ever. We talk about worst jobs ever, how content producers can compete with pirates (and ninjas), The Walking Dead, Wil Wheaton, Brent Spiner, and LeVar Burton forming the Holy Trinity of Twitter, our manlove for Scott Pilgrim, TSA’s new airport molesting program (opt in! opt in!), Carl Sagan’s COSMOS, evolution theory, and more!
Oh no! Jim is stranded on the island and his only hope to preserve his sanity are the 7 television series dvd sets that he happened to have with him. Good thing they’re some of his favorites! Check out the Jim Jones solo cast.
This week, Jim and A. Ron push rewind to come back to the topic of television. We’re living in one of the best eras for television. Large networks are taking chances on shows that would never have been made 10 years ago and our eyeballs are reaping the rewards. Find out what makes this the Golden Age of Television and what you’re missing if you’re not a part of it in Episode 33 of Blue Yonder!