Podcasts about Computron

Following the Scramble City combiners of the previous year, the Technobots & Terrorcons arrived in 1987 with a fresh spin on a familiar design. Computron & Abominus have become fan-favourite toys over the years, but which do we think is best? If you enjoy our podcast then find more... much more than meets the ear at www.patreon.com/tripletakeover TONS of weekly exclusive content & perks, including bonus episodes, outtakes, early access and more! Sign up at 'Gold Box Classics' level today to get immediate access to: Over 95 'minisodes' on a wide range of topics (plus commission your own!) Over 65 'miniseries' chapters on ongoing topics, including toys & comics Early release of regular episodes - normally a week in advance! Our Patreon Discord server - the place to be! Bonus podcast artwork & more! And a big thank you to all the patrons in our top two tiers, including: Nick Danny Roberts Andy Chris Spider-Father Adam Shoemaker Bad Saturday Justin Masaru Dave Dalrymple Absurd Geokaiser Yusifer John Pearl Alec Meer CapnRA Phil G Rotorstorm Puma The Hunter Peter Hammerson Shenry Jesse Moreno Nexis Aaron Svoboda Andy Gold Coldsquall Simon Elvin Joshles Cracktastic Plastic Danvastator Jeffrey Freije Tim Bannerjee Ben Lewis Lucas Henkel Molluskoenig CNCRick56 Mythic Gears Zach Lawson Jason Murray David Shepherd esdeem Quickmixed Josh Bell Ashpolt Cristian Hyatt Graeme Moffat Burke Perrotta Eric Hoyt Mike Loiacono Nihar Bhatt Chris Rodwell Steve Redman Jim Kinsey James Pascoe GhostPrime Jickel Godert Walter Charlie Shoppell Maya Entransta Alexis Taylor Jeremy Woodall Ross Jetfire James Duggertron squidcatfish Robert R UncrasimaticBore Cam Lee Miguel Gonzalez Spider-Bob James Hooks Brandon Mahaffey Collecticon Chup Goldbolt Riley Lentz Emperor Galvartron Spencer Butler Allen Johnson Adam Brady James Turnham Simon EMH_Richard Robin Hunt RhA Jetfireprime760 Frank Colosimo Dave Beckett Jeremy Canceko Ben Erickson Evilplopdisease Klarque Clint Gaming Tony Hayward DJ Convoy Private Random Rob Franklin Digbysaurus Menastreaker Darj 360verse Traffic Cone ThePerfectPixl A Saucy Fellow Andrew Bentley Marc Bairstow obadiahstarbuck Toy Pocket Dylan TFormers2002 Rob S 01 Forever0ne kingliamthegood Dustimus Primal Scott Dickinson Andy TFtheShow aggresive bread Elliot Wright Hugh Mckinney Jay_too Chris Carnage Gojiprime Rahdimus Tarngaryan Here'sWhyIt'sCool Jetstorm Spencer Ellsworth gestaltgeek gareth4foot30 SkywarpSCS StarSaberFan38 Mikey tfgrandaddy Quetzalcoatlus northropi Billy Boy Turbine027 (Bobby Allen) Jamesyplays Michael Wigert Andy Fitzpatrick Jamie @Stormtoyphotography TFShowUK Luke Wiltshire Vicente Taboada The 20-Sided Theatre Andrew Nickson Justin Slayden Matthew Shortt Simon Goodall Charles Hansen Don Lubecki Connor Ross Rob Schwarze (Swarez) Sam Kershaw Tayler DelNagro Trent gdinero sh00k3th qweywey SWCRonin Jon R And the Mapes Brothers (who you might recognise)

In Episode 359 of the Seibertron.com Twincast Podcast, we kick off with a robust discussion of Transformers One that you won't want to miss! The cast sits down with Jon Bailey, the voice of Soundwave, and Evan Michael Lee, the voice of Jazz, to explore the on-set experience and get the inside scoop on the movie's production. Following the Transformers One conversation, the crew takes a quick look at PulseCon reveals, before diving into the new Missing Link reveals of Sunstreaker and Arcee. The crew transitions into our regular 40 for 40 segment, where each member of the cast discusses their favorite or most impactful release in a given year of the last 40 years of Transformers. This year is 2016, where Combiner Wars concludes and transitions into Titans Return. The episode concludes with bragging rights, where each cast member shares what they acquired since the last episode.

More focus on the new guy, Computron, as he encounters a cad who believes 'Money is Everything', and a last hurrah for the Dinobots as they answer the 'Call of the Primitives'. And is this really the origin story for Unicron?

Dwight: Male. Caucasian. Forties. Black hair. Facial type: marsupial. Erin: He answers to Michael. Michael G. Scott. Michael J. Fox. Mr. Fox. The Incredible Mr. Fox. MSPC? Who is this MSPC? Oh! You mean the Michael Scott Podcast Company, the company's top salesman and the creator of Computron. We wear many hats but the one I'm currently wearing is that of gracious host. This week we're drafting Office characters and alter egos! We highlight some of the best personas from Michael, Dwight, Jim, and the rest of the Dunder Mifflin staff over the course of the show, Then in the Conference Room we talk about our lives after episode 200, share some initial reactions on I Think You Should Leave season 3, and a whole lot more. Martin: Is he always like this? Ryan: Sometimes he brings more costumes. Support our show and become a member of Scott's Tots on Patreon! For only $5/month, Tots get ad-free episodes plus exclusive access to our monthly Mailbag episodes where we casually pick through every single message/question/comment we receive. We also have Season 2 of our Ted Lasso podcast Biscuits with the Boss available to our Patrons, as well as our White Lotus Christmas Special. Oh, and Tots get access to exclusive channels on our Discord. On top of that, a portion of all show proceeds are donated every month to organizations that help fund education opportunities for minority students. Help us serve the mission that Michael Scott could not. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are bad villains.. there are worse villains.. and then there's Colonel Computron! Flash #304 sees our hero trapped inside a game of pong, loses millions of molecules per second... al because some toy owner masquerading as a Kingpin Cosplayer treats his loyal employees like crap. Check any understanding you have of computers at the door - this things gets weird... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/multiverseofbadness/message

Tracy's new nickname communicates power, crownability, and undeniable dinosaurness. Mike uses his cold, machine-like mind to pierce the veil of mystery that surrounds his latest appellation.

"It might seem crazy, but since there’s no one left in New York, Michael is Dunder Mifflin’s highest ranking employee. So, that’s where we are." 'The Banker’ stands out as the only clip show The Office, and on this week’s episode we talk about all the HR liabilities, Computron facts, and Office clips that make up this unique episode. That discussion got us thinking about what we’d want in a clip show of The Office, so we follow it up by going to the conference room to fantasy draft our own clips from all 9 seasons. And then of course we finish up with another trivia challenge sent by a listener! We left a copy of Best American Mystery Stories 1999 in Toby’s favorite stall, so yes, I think we bought us some time. Support our show and become a member of Scott's Tots on Patreon! For only $5/month, Tots get exclusive access to our monthly Mailbag episodes (+ the video version!) where we casually pick through every single message/question/comment we receive. On top of that, a portion of all show proceeds are donated every  month to organizations that help fund education opportunities for minority students. Help us accomplish the mission that Michael Scott could not.

Episode 28 Symphonic Rock with Electronic Keyboards   Playlist Emerson, Lake & Palmer, “Trilogy” from Trilogy (Island 1972). Keith Emerson, Moog Modular and Minimoog synthesizers, Hammond organ, piano; Carl Palmer, drums; Greg Lake bass, guitar, vocals. Patrick Moraz, “The Conflict” from Patrick Moraz (1978 Charisma). All instruments played by Patrick Moraz, Djalma Correia and the Percussionists of Rio de Janeiro. Electronic keyboards by Moraz include grand piano, Hammond C3 organ, Minimoog, Polymoog, Oberheim 4- and 8-voice synthesizers (custom), Computron, Yamaha CS80, Micromoog, Mellotron, ARP Pro Soloist. King Crimson, “Cirkus (Including: Entry Of The Chameleons),” from Lizard (1970 Island). Guitar, Mellotron, EMS VCS 3, electronic devices, Robert Fripp; bass guitar, vocals, Gordon Haskell; cornet, Marc Charig; drums, Andy McCulloch; flute, saxophone, Mel Collins; oboe, cor anglaise, Robin Miller; piano, electric piano, Keith Tippet; trombone,Nick Evans. Listen to the signature sound of the Mellotron in this track. SFF, “Sundrops” from Symphonic Pictures (1976 Brain). Bass guitar, Mellotron, Heinz Fröhling; drums, percussion, synthesizer (Minimoog), Eduard Schichke; grand piano, Moog String Ensemble, Clavinet, Mellotron, Gerhard Fü Produced by Dieter Dirks. The Mellotron is also outstanding in this track. Linda Cohen, “Nouveau Riche,” from Lake of Light (1973 Poppy). Classical guitar, Linda Cohen; acoustic guitar, bass, piano, Polytonic Modulator, Jefferson Cain; flute, Stan Slotter; producer, composer, electric guitar, electronic Matrix Drums; modulator, sitar, synthesizer, Craig Anderton; Minimoog, Theremin, Charles Cohen; trumpet, Stan Slotter. James Newton Howard, “Six B's” from James Newton Howard (1974 Kama Sutra). Composed, arranged, piano and synthesizers by James Newton Howard; drums, Brie Howard. Film and TV composer in an early solo album. Can you guess the synthesizers? I think he is playing an ARP Odyssey. The Pink Mice, “Ouvertüre ‘Dichter Und Bauern,'" from In Synthesizer Sound (1973 Europa). Arranged and played by Rainer Hecht. Seventh Wave, “Sky Scraper” and “Metropolis,” from Things To Come (1973 Gull). Piano, electric piano, Clavinet, ARP, Moog, and EMS synthesizers, Mellotron, glockenspiel, chimes, vocals, Ken Elliott; drums, congas, bongos, bells [sleigh], cymbal [finger, crash], castanets handclaps, claves, xylophone, vibraphone, Kieran O'Connor. An early mashup of many synthesizers. Symphonic Slam, “Universe” from Symphonic Slam (1976 A&M). Polyphonic Guitar Synthesizer, vocals, Timo Laine; keyboards, backing vocals, David Stone; drums, backing vocals, John Lowery. The fully polyphonic guitar synthesizer developed by Bob Easton, 360 Systems L.A., contained six synthesizers, one for each string. Alan Parsons Project, “I Robot” from I Robot (1977 Arista). Producer, engineer, guitar, keyboards, Projectron, vocoder, backing vocals, Alan Parsons; executive-producer, keyboards, synthesizer, vocoder, backing vocals, Eric Woolfson; drums, percussion, backing vocals, Stuart Tosh; guitar, backing vocals, Ian Bairnson; keyboards, Duncan Mackay. Chorus: The New Philharmonia Chorus, The English Chorale. The Projectron was a Mellotron-like device built by Alan Parsons. It was a 24-track tape device with each playback channel addressable by a keyboard. Parsons could easily switch-out the sounds for whatever effect he wanted and play them repeatedly as a sound loop. Alan Parsons Project, “Nucleus” from I Robot (1977 Arista). Producer, engineer, guitar, keyboards, Projectron, vocoder, backing vocals, Alan Parsons; executive-producer, keyboards, synthesizer, vocoder, backing vocals, Eric Woolfson; drums, percussion, backing vocals, Stuart Tosh; guitar, backing vocals, Ian Bairnson; keyboards, Duncan Mackay. Chorus: The New Philharmonia Chorus, The English Chorale. The Archive Mix included the following two tracks played at the same time: Symphonic Slam, “Summer Rain” from Symphonic Slam (1976 A&M). Munich Machine (Giorgio Moroder), “A White Shade of Pale” from A White Shade of Pale (1978 Oasis). Vocals, Chris Bennett; electronics, synthesizers, Giorgio Moroder. Also from Thom Holmes: My Book: Electronic and Experimental Music, sixth edition, Routledge 2020. My Blog: Noise and Notations. Music used for background in this episode: Emerson, Lake & Palmer, “When The Apple Blossoms Bloom In The Windmills Of Your Mind I'll Be Your Valentine,” from Works (Volume 2) (1977 Atlantic).    

For the record, Tiff and Stephen are not on board with fake-Stanley, so the two get together to check their facts on “The Banker”. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on January 21, 2010. Host Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

For the record, Tiff and Stephen are not on board with fake-Stanley, so the two get together to check their facts on “The Banker”. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on January 21, 2010. Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

In today's podcast, the crew continues on with the spoilers discussion in Stratagems and Battle Cards as well as reference Space Balls one too many times! You can find us on Youtube for more content besides the podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwel2hxq-wEePUU6YSM3ebA Listen to us on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/transformyourgamenet-transformers-tcg-podcast Or on Podcast Republic: https://podcastrepublic.net/podcast/1501448963 Check out our website for more strategy, analysis, tournament reports, and more like it here: https://transformyourgame.net/ Computron's Lab: https://sites.google.com/view/computronslab/home 2020 Hunter Burton Memorial Open: https://www.facebook.com/events/421280045415165/

In today's podcast, the crew discusses new tourneys counting towards the Player of the Year Race, provide an open invitation for YOU to plead your case for why your local/regional tourney should also count towards Player of the Year, and of course SPOILERS. You can find us on Youtube for more content besides the podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwel2hxq-wEePUU6YSM3ebA Listen to us on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/transformyourgamenet-transformers-tcg-podcast Or on Podcast Republic: https://podcastrepublic.net/podcast/1501448963 Check out our website for more strategy, analysis, tournament reports, and more like it here: https://transformyourgame.net/ Computron's Lab: https://sites.google.com/view/computronslab/home 2020 Hunter Burton Memorial Open: https://www.facebook.com/events/421280045415165/ You can find us on Youtube for more content besides the podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwel2hxq-wEePUU6YSM3ebA Listen to us on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/transformyourgamenet-transformers-tcg-podcast Or on Podcast Republic: https://podcastrepublic.net/podcast/1501448963 Check out our website for more strategy, analysis, tournament reports, and more like it here: https://transformyourgame.net/ Computron's Lab: https://sites.google.com/view/computronslab/home 2020 Hunter Burton Memorial Open: https://www.facebook.com/events/421280045415165/

The one where we come back after a year long hiatus and turn to the great and powerful Computron to reboot us for Season 3!

On this week's episode of The Worn & Wound Podcast, Ilya, Zach, and Blake sit down to chat about the upcoming Wind Up Watch Fair in New York City. From the exciting new brands making their debut to some of the watches expected to launch at this year's show, we have the skinny on what you need to know about the Windup NYC 2019 show. Here are the basics: Windup is a three-day watch event taking place Oct 25 through the 27th at Chelsea Market in New York City. Windup showcases brands ranging from new independents with just a few models to larger Swiss and German houses with rich histories and deep catalogs. What ties the brands together is that they all have a unique perspective and their products offer a great value. Windup is also all about getting our readers in front of watches and the people that make them, and to that end the Fair is always free and open to the public. So whether you're a seasoned watch-head or someone considering their first timepiece, come on by and take a look. This week's episode of the Worn & Wound podcast is brought to you by Bulova and their Computron line of watches. Originally launched in the 1970's, the modern Computron pays homage to the retro-futuristic styling of the original with a sharp trapezoidal case and iconic LED display. To learn more about the new Bulova Computron, head to Bulova.com.  Show Notes Windup Watch Fair Watchtime New York 2019 Blake's wrist check - YEMA Speedgraf Zach's wrist check - Stowa Flieger Verus Grau LE Ilya's wrist check - Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight

The Seibertron.com Twincast Podcast's retrospective end of year show for 2016 starts out with a discussion about the end of Botcon. Hasbro's Combiner Wars boxed sets then take center stage, as these frequent 2016 releases featured characters such as Superion and Menasor in their Generaton 2 inspired paint schemes, as well as other combiner characters like Computron. The popular Titans Return line is looked back on, leading into additional toy related topics surrounding Takara Tomy's Transformers Masterpiece series as well as Hasbro's ongoing Robots in Disguise product line. The year's media ventures are also looked back on, including IDW comics and the recently concluded Revolution crossover event. Finally, the cast members' "Best of 2016" picks are presented, with predictions for 2017 rounding out the episode.

Episode 156 of the Seibertron.com Twincast Podcast begins with a quick discussion of the Machinima Combiner Wars series, as it recently concluded its run. A look at IDW Publishing's Till All Are One issue four comes next, with a focus on the characterization of the Combaticons. This leads into a special discussion where the cast recalls their favorite instances of combiner characters and teams being well defined within their media representation. As a follow up to that, each cast member then makes an attempt to flesh out combiner characters that haven't been thoroughly defined through the years. A strategy discussion for the Transformers Earth Wars mobile game comes next. The Revolution crossover series sees a brief feedback focused discussion, as the podcast hosts share their thoughts about this combined universe of Hasbro properties. After a listener question and some looks ahead to future Generations Titans Return toys, the show concludes with the recurring Bragging Rights segment.

Season 3, Episode 7B: "Rocket Red and the Nemesis Chamber!" A Sci-Fi Comedy written and directed by Ryan Cassavaugh! For our final episode of Season 3, Keith and Ryan switched off writing each others' most famous creations! In this installment: Rocket Red and her courageous chums Andromeda and Bleepy need to save a kidnapped diplomat from a very familiar-sounding Queen and the fiendish Nemesis Chamber! To complicate things -- Rocket Red has to team up with a cadet who may be as talented as she! Featuring: Shayna Gibson as Rocket Red! Sarah Suta as Andromedus Jaxxon! Ryan Lawrence Flynn as Whiz Hyperdrive and Mr. Willerby! Sadie Cassavaugh as Queen Chauncinella the First! Keith Suta as Mr. Announcer, Joss, Elmer and Creepy! Madison Rowley as Computron, Zom and Guard #2! Ryan Cassavaugh as Verne and Chauncy Avon! Christian McDaniel as Zam, Bleepy, Rumer, and Guard #1! Special Theme Music by Rob Robinson! Sound effects by Marya Cline and Wren Goodman! Recorded live at Bozeman, Montana's Verge Theater on July 27, 2013! What you hear is what the audience heard with no overdubs and minimal post-production on volume to try to make it comfortable to your ears! As of this third season, all sound effects are analog and executed live by our fantastic performers!

We begin with our thoughts about what we found most intriguing about the original 80s Transformers cartoon. Later, we discuss a selection of episodes from Beast Wars. Then, each cast member talks about their preferred release schedule for Beast Wars Masterpiece toys, followed by discussion about the recently revealed Masterpiece Inferno figure. The show progresses to a conversation about comics, and the penultimate issues of several important story arcs in Sins of the Wreckers, The Transformers, and More Than Meets The Eye. News of upcoming Japanese releases in the Unite Warriors / Combiner Wars toy line takes center stage, as does the many confirmed and rumored differences between the domestic and overseas releases. The show concludes with bragging rights!

Our discussion agenda was simple and it went a little something like this ... Botcon, Botcon, and more BOTCON! From the early displays on Friday, to the new reveals on Saturday, we discuss Titans Return, the Platinum set exclusives, the new set of Club figures, and we spend a heavy dose of time comparing the HASBRO vs. UNITE WARRIORS COMPUTRON sets with the real winner being, us, the fans! A couple of other topics that are also touched on are what we wanted to see, or wanted to see more of, and didn't, including those little teasers that we we were given: once at the end of the slide show presentation and once on the cross-sell for Liokaiser. Having both been Botcon veterans, we too reminisce about Botcons and exclusives past, and where and what the future might hold, with no real answers, but plenty of questions. After we wrap up those proceedings, there's more! This epic show continues with an interview, featuring special guests from Hasbro, Brand Marketing Manager Ben Montano and Product Designer Ed Masielo. We ask some burning questions to members of the Transformers brand team. Look out for Episode 142, which wraps up our Botcon coverage.

It's BOTCON 2016!!!!!!!!!! and there's a lot of news to cover from the previous week as well as the stuff shown at the main convention. So its a long one, so strap in and listen in one go or over the next few days as Andy and Mikey take the challenge of covering it all. We have new titans returns figures as well some RID figures as well, there's the convention toys and Unite Warriors coloured images of Computron from japan, lots of stuff. FYI 20 mins have been cut from the show as well to try and get it shorter XD

WTF @ TFW - 402 - April 9 2016 - WTF @ Botcon 2016 Live from Botcon 2016('s timezone), Vangelus joins Aaron and TJ to break down all the news, all the Computrons, and all the?listen we have a lot to say about Computron and Computron. - Opening - Intro - Unite Warriors Computron Quote: Unite Warriors Computron Colored Images of all Technobots - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM - The Botcon 2016 exclusives Quote: Botcon 2016 Boxset In-hand Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Botcon 2016 Souvenir Exclusives In-hand Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM - Fresh toys! Quote: Botcon 2016 Hasbro Transformers Panel Live (ish) - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Botcon 2016 Hasbro Titans Return Display Images - First Glimpses at Wolfwire, Highbrow, Alpha Trion, Getaway Titanmaster & More! - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Botcon 2016 Saturday Hasbro Display Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Botcon 2016 Computron Display Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Botcon 2016 Hasbro Display Platinum and Combiner Wars Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Botcon 2016 Platinum and SDCC Exclusives Display Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Combiner Wars Liokaiser Toy Image - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Combiner Wars Computron Official Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Titans Return Deluxe and Titan Masters Official Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Titans Return Voyager Alpha Trion and Astrotrain Official Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Platinum Edition Autobots Heroes Set Official Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Botcon 2016 Robots in Disguise Display Images - First Looks at Warrior Bisk, Ratchet, Scatterspike & More! - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Robots in Disguise Warriors Ratchet, Scatterspike and Bisk Official Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Robots in Disguise Mini-Cons Official Images - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM - TFSS 5 Quote: Botcon 2015 TCC Figure Subscription Service 5.0 and Club Roundtable Panel - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM - The Final Fun Pub Quote: BotCon 2016 - The Last One Under Fun Publications - Transformer World 2005 - TFW2005.COM Requiem for a roBOT CONvention | ASM - Ending and Outro iTunes users - You can subscribe to and review the podcast here: iTunes Store Zune user - You can still subscribe here, I think: zune://subscribe/?WTF@TFW=http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/external.php?type=rss2&forumids=404 The RSS feed can be found here, with a link to the show file: WTF @ TFW Transformers Podcast - TFW2005.com Or you can click below. But please subscribe to us, it's more professional that way! http://www.tfw2005.net/podcast/WTF_T...ril_9_2016.mp3

On this weeks show Takara has a wave of news with Repainted Legends Beasts, In hand images of Deadlock and the first images of Unite Warriors Computron. We also check out some combining movie dinobots and a little sharkticon.

This week, its late, we're tired and we were struck with audio issues. But we came together to check out some new images of Takara's Delta Magnus, Fans Toys show us thier next Insecticon and we finaly see the completed art for combiner wars Computron.

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Episode # 87 of THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID finds both Matt and Kevin suffering from a serious case of deja vu. So it's come to this-- an Office clip show!  When Dunder Mifflin's new buyer sends someone to perform the due diligence, Michael will do whatever it takes to knock his proverbial socks off. Computron, anyone? Join us, won't you, as Michael and Toby lead faithful office viewers on a trip down memory lane... now, if only they can keep the banker from seeing any of these flashbacks. Incidental music provided by the Podshow Podsafe Music Network. Email us at TWSSpodcast @ gmail. com, or leave a comment on our blog page at TWSSpodcast. com. iTunes reviews are always appreciated! Help spread the word! Also, PLEASE help support the show by signing up for a FREE 14-day trial of Netflix. Instantly watch every episode of the office from the comfort of your laptop, desktop, PS3 or xbox360-connected TV. Go to http://www.netflix.com/twss to start your free trial today. Also, check out http://www.audiblepodcast.com/shesaid for a free audiobook download.