Podcast appearances and mentions of Alex J Murphy

Es ist soweit - unsere erste offizielle Folge zu dritt! Die Straßen von Detroit sind sein Zuhause - hier herrscht Murphys Law. In Episode 27 beschäftigen sich MJ, Buchi und Chris mit einer absoluten Kultfigur der 80er Jahre, mit Officer Alex J. Murphy a.k.a Robocop. Ein Mann? Eine Maschine? Ein Polizist!!! In gut drei Stunden sprechen wir über die Filme, insbesondere über Teil 1, der Robocop bis heute in der Popkultur am Leben erhalten hat; aber auch über die Serien und Videospieladaptionen, die seinen Namen tragen. Daneben legen wir noch diverse Meinungsverschiedenheiten bei, fühlen uns alt und feiern dieses Symbol der 80er Jahre! Original oder Remake? Sagt es uns! Werdet BLZ Ultra auf www.patreon.com/backloggerz Offizielles Merchandise ist auf www.supergeek.de/backloggerz erhältlich! Coverhintergrund von www.freepik.com Sounds von www.free-sound.org

In episode #13 we discuss the 1987 science-fiction classic: RoboCop, the original movie that spawned numerous sequels, television series, video games and reboots. Set in a Detroit city plagued by crime, officer Alex J. Murphy is a revenant cop who's been given a second chance to protect and serve. SHOWNOTES RoboCop - Criterion Paul Verhoeven - Director Starship Troopers Total Recall Hollow Man   Peter Weller - RoboCop Nancy Allen - Officer Lewis Ronny Cox - Dick Jones Kurtwood Smith - Clarence J. Boddicker (widely known as Red from That 70’s Show) Miguel Ferrer - Bob Morton Robert DoQui - Sergeant Reed Ray Wise - Leon Nash Dan O’Herlihy - The Old Man Paul McCrane - Emil M. Antonowsky The Soundtrack Show Podcast Still Untitled: The Adam Savage Podcast 3/13/2018 - Discussing Cain from RoboCop 2 (starts at 1:46) The initials “OCP” in RoboCop stand for Omni Consumer Products   Adam’s pictures from the RoboCop TV Series: Police Cruiser Explosion Stuntman

Pappy hosts Josh, Stevie, and $ Mike in talking 1987's RoboCop. In a violent, near-apocalyptic Detroit, evil corporation Omni Consumer Products wins a contract from the city government to privatize the police force. To test their crime-eradicating cyborgs, the company leads street cop Alex Murphy (Peter Weller) into an armed confrontation with crime lord Boddicker (Kurtwood Smith) so they can use his body to support their untested RoboCop prototype. But when RoboCop learns of the company's nefarious plans, he turns on his masters. Release date: July 17, 1987 (USA) Director: Paul Verhoeven Box office: 53.4 million USD (USA) Budget: 13 million USD Screenplay: Edward Neumeier, Michael Miner Cast Cast overview, first billed only: Peter Weller Peter Weller ... Officer Alex J. Murphy / RoboCop Nancy Allen Nancy Allen ... Officer Anne Lewis Dan O'Herlihy Dan O'Herlihy ... The Old Man (as Daniel O'Herlihy) Ronny Cox Ronny Cox ... Dick Jones Kurtwood Smith Kurtwood Smith ... Clarence J. Boddicker Miguel Ferrer Miguel Ferrer ... Bob Morton Robert DoQui Robert DoQui ... Sergeant Warren Reed Ray Wise Ray Wise ... Leon C. Nash Felton Perry Felton Perry ... Johnson Paul McCrane Paul McCrane ... Emil M. Antonowsky Jesse D. Goins Jesse D. Goins ... Joe P. Cox (as Jesse Goins) Del Zamora Del Zamora ... Kaplan Calvin Jung Calvin Jung ... Steve Minh Rick Lieberman Rick Lieberman ... Walker Lee de Broux Lee de Broux ... Sal (as Lee DeBroux)

The Summer of Stink Heats Up! We Talk Games Video Power Magazine Episode 159, Arcade Weekly, the most popular weekly, one arcade game review per episode show ever created by humans or Alex J. Murphy, The Terminatrix. The video game journalist award wining crew and non-sport card superstar Wiggly of Trap Door, Kyle VonKubik, John E Capcom and