Podcast appearances and mentions of jack stovold

Reunited once again with Jack Stovold of "Jack's Silly Little JackCast," we transmit our final Zonama Sethoughts via telemetry on the Force Heretic trilogy as a whole... or die trying. Added ingredients in this Esfandia-like atmospheric soup of an episode include the punting of pirates, an amalgamation of Anakins, and a Who's Who of heretics with the hots for Nom Anor!

Jack Stovold of "The HapeCast" rejoins us to kick off the New Jedi Order's first and only trilogy, in which the prominence of our old pal Pellaeon has got us all pumped! We also ponder how healthy it is to identify with the self-loathing Nom Anor, confuse Shanghai Noon with Shanghai Knights, and show some love for the Arnold Schwarzenegger of Hip Hop.

What child is this? The Babe, the Son of Mara! The New Jedi Order shepherds in a miraculous birth just in time for another giant-sized Christmas special! Sam's brother Jack Stovold makes this a festive family reunion filled with the Givin' of gifts, the holiday highlights of 2001, and of course the evergreen podcast fodder that is Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes. 

As Emperor Palpatine's latest clone desperately tries to cling to life, we find ourself once again joined by Jack Stovold for a comprehensive examination of ALL things Ahsoka, a discussion of obscure radio dramas and air rage of the mid-nineties, and to finally close the book on the strange chapter of Star Wars history that is the Dark Empire saga.

We're back as Bruce tackles the motorcycle gang… but not the one from our other show. No, don't get confused here, listeners. Holy crap - he literally just throws this guy over the bridge and into the water. Bruce is seeing red! We've got ourselves a good old fashioned slobberknocker! It's a pier six brawl! From Bruiser Brody to Akira, Chris Jericho and Sting, this minute has it all, Bat Mites! The next episode follows on Wednesday. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina & The Skeletones and Double Echo.   Today's guest: Joining our team for a first-time investigation is Neo-Tokyo's finest who is about to E.X.P.L.O.D.E. He may be hazardous material to some, but to us he's a trump card for sure - it's Jack Stovold of Akira Minute! Akira Minute - Website - Facebook Page - Facebook Group - Twitter - Instagram  

As Luke and Han confront an old rival bent on collecting Jabba's prize, we collect two Star Friends, Ryan Davis and Jack Stovold, for a conversation about recent Star Wars television releases, Admiral Kirk's retirement, the return of a newspaper Star Wars favorite(?), and Jack's drunken scribblings.

Ghosts of Illyria is the third episode of the first season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.  In this episode of the podcast Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery, Short Treks, Picard, Lower Decks, Prodigy and Strange New Worlds Podcast, the host, Jack Stovold, talks about this episode with his brother Sam and their friend Sean Davis.  They also talk about Dr. Strange a good deal, and a penis museum in Japan.  It is a good episode of the show and of this podcast, please listen to it.

As the Young Jedi Knights conclude their arc with the Diversity Alliance, hurtling ever closer toward the series finale, Jack Stovold stops by to reassure us that perception is an illusion and time isn't real. We also find solace in guessing the Top 10 Comic Book Villains of 1998 and films in which Affleck was the bomb, but mostly in cool aliens wielding lightsabers!

As Han, Luke, and Mira push the Falcon to its limits to save the citizens of Kessel (and set a new Kessel Run record), Jack returns to the podcast to chat with us about ducks within the Star Wars universe, the various Star Trek-adjacent concepts present in this storyline, and Luke's love life (or lack thereof). 

Sam and Brian enter new territory as they cover two different strange and surreal short stories written by Alan Moore. Fortunately, they have a guide in Jack Stovold, who shares his childhood memories of Cronenbergian Stormtrooper monstrosities, time paradoxes and childish godlike beings. Beyond that, there's pre-Return of the Jedi Vader characterization, our current feelings on Bor Gullet and Saw Gerrera, the latest and greatest Star Wars comics featuring Life Day and Hoojibs, AND we talk about a commercial for a hotel! Star Wars is money.

Jack Stovold makes all our wildest dreams come true in an absurd, kitschy, and emotionally rewarding journey with NAPOLEON DYNAMITE. It's probably the best episode we've ever done.

As Leia prepares for the ultimate confrontation with the revived Emperor, we revive our old Star Friend, Jack, for our final trip to 1992, a re-evaluation of Regular Jefferson, our dream role for General Hux in The Ninth Star Wars Film, and yet another excessive deep dive into the nature of THE FORCE.

As an uneasy alliance of Star Warriors grapple with their own insecurities and conflicts while taking on the Tof menace, our Star Friends -- HOLY SHIT IT'S THE FINAL ISSUE! Jack Stovold joins us for one last journey to the 80's, baby, as we analyze the good and bad of a very unusual Star Wars issue, ponder what George Lucas' creative input in the current Star Wars universe might look like, rank our favorite covers, characters and issues of the comic, and look forward to the bright new future of Marvel Star Wars Explorers! All that, AND Sam tells everyone about the Oosterscheldekering.

As Kiro attempts a daring rescue of an injured Luke on the desolate world Kinooine, we welcome back two returning champions, Chris Lantz and Jack Stovold to talk about the shocking revelations regarding Lumiya's identity, the upcoming adventures of the Lego Star Warriors, and the states of the Star Wars world in 1985 and 2020.

As Luke finds himself being tempted by the dark side of the force during a planetary revolution, we find ourselves tempted by Jack Stovold's wiles, as he joins us to talk about one of his favorite Marvel Star Wars issues, to warn us about the dangers of naturally occurring poison gas, to react to the rapidly expanding Star Wars television universe with us and to SEE US IN THE THRONE ROOM!

In this minute, Flynn, Tron and Ram successfully evade the tanks and hide out in a cave while Sark gets very, very angry at his long-suffering lieutenant. Returning to the podcast for this minute as guest co-host is Jack Stovold.

In this minute, the light cycles continue to flee from the tanks and manage to cause a tank collision. Returning to the podcast for this minute as guest co-host is Jack Stovold.

In this minute, the trio of light cycles escapes the wrath of pursuing recognizers only to find themselves chased by tanks. Also, we get the first of two iconic characters making a celebrity cameo. Returning to the podcast for this minute as guest co-host is Jack Stovold.

In this minute, Alan and Dr Lora Baines arrive at Flynn's sweet arcade and look for Flynn. Returning to us today as guest co-host is the outspoken Jack Stovold from Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery podcast. Apologies for the prevalent hum on my side of the conversation. My PC is loud and I'm still trying to mitigate it.

In this minute, Alan and Dr Lora Baines arrive at Flynn’s sweet arcade and look for Flynn. Returning to us today as guest co-host is the outspoken Jack Stovold from Jack’s Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery podcast. Apologies for the prevalent hum on my side of the conversation. My PC is loud and I’m still trying to mitigate it.

In this minute, Dr Walter Gibbs talks a bit about Artificial Intelligence and Dr. Lora Baines, realizing that Flynn is probably the reason why Group 7 access was shut down, tries to bring Flynn together with a jealous Alan Bradley. Returning to us today as guest co-host is the fun-loving Jack Stovold from Jack’s Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery podcast.

In this minute, the orange is successfully digitized and Alan Bradley joins Dr Lora Baines and Dr Walter Gibbs, complaining about his recent conversation with Ed Dillinger. Joining us today as guest co-host is the gregarious Jack Stovold from Jack’s Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery podcast.

The dead aren't the only ones speaking, as Marvel Star Wars Explorers finally tackles Episode IX: The Ninth Star Wars Film! A movie event this big requires a podcast event that's equally big, so Brian and Sam have assembled a team of MSWE all-stars for a sprawling, hours-long discussion that covers the few things they like and the many things they don't about this divisive installment in the Star Wars saga! Babu Frik! Zorii Bliss! C-3PO's RED EYES! It's all here!

As the rebellion begins its offensive against the Empire's second Death Star, we welcome back Jack Stovold and Cam Siemer to finish out our coverage of Return of the Jedi, to voice our opinions on the first two episodes of The Mandalorian, to lament the inexplicable absence of some of the movie's most powerful moments in the comic adaptation and to examine why it is that we love Luke Skywalker so much! Maclunkey!

As Luke and Leia finally uncover the whereabouts of Tay Vanis, Sam and Brian welcome Jack Stovold back to the podcast for the final pre-Jedi issue to talk about C-3PO in love (and heartbreak), to weigh in on a huuuuuge amount of Star News (The Mandalorian! Obi-Wan! Galactic Cruiser! DARK REY'S DOUBLE LIGHTSABER), to read a bevy of listener e-mail about Annual 3 and to rank their favorite covers, characters and issues from this era of Marvel Star Wars!

A morally grounded crime-fighter collides with a flamboyant rogues' gallery on BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, and Jack Stovold is here to help explain why it endures with Bat-fans and cartoon connoisseurs alike.

As Luke, Leia and Kiro struggle to survive attackers from all sides in the ruins of Pavillion, Jack Stovold makes his triumphant return to the podcast to marvel at one of the final pre-Return of the Jedi issues to feature everyone's favorite Lord of the Sith in action, to analyze the ongoing results of the Iskalon Effect and to ponder the nature of hope in the Star Wars universe.

This ninth minutes comes at you with me and Jack Stovold analyzing its every detail. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/support

Back again for minute 8 is Jack Stovold, and today we discuss bowing, Japanese custom officials, hotels and...oh yeah...monsters. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/support

Jack Stovold returns for the seventh minute of 1956's Godzilla: King of the Monsters. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/support

This time I am joined by Jack Stovold to dive into minute number 6 of the original King of the Monsters movie, and then I get his thoughts o the best Godzilla origin films. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/support

In this episode, Jack Stovold from the Apecast and I examine the first trailer for the new Godzilla King of the Monsters movie coming out. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sirjackofthelanterns/support

As Luke Skywalker trains for a jousting tournament under the tutelage of a wise old Serphidian, Jack Stovold returns for the second week in a row to discuss the lasting legacy of our rebel friends Berl and Cinda, to look back with a fellow listener who wrote in on the pulse-pounding excitement of Screams in the Void and to ask with us just what the hell went wrong with this hot mess of an issue.

As Luke Skywalker travels to an Imperial vault to uncover the mysteries behind downed Alliance pilot Shira Brie, Jack travels back to the cast to pick apart Darth Vader's wacky plan, to revel in the glory that is Admiral Giel and to hear some unique takes on the Dark Lord of the Sith from a couple of readers of the comic from 1982.

Rudi and Jack (Stovold, of ApeCast) and Me dissect and analyze the minute of 2001 where Dave loses his verbal bout with HAL. 

Marvel Stars Explorers Episode 55: Return of the Podcasters The long wait is over and we're finally back! And we're kicking things into high gear this week as we welcome the Hoojibs into the world of Star Wars! As Leia and a pitiful band of rebels team up with an entire legion of Arbra's best troops to take on a winged space-beast, Sam and Brian welcome Jack Stovold (of The Apecast, Reopening the Wormhole and Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery Podcast) onto the show to talk about all the exciting Star Wars events that will be unfolding this year, to relive the glory days of recording things onto VHS tapes as children, to discuss Proto-Porgs and the exciting direction this comic is taking as we enter 2019!

Jack has once again handed the reins over to Continuity Carlos for his 2nd Annual Christmas Special, and what a special it is.  Chagrined that Jack left him out of the five million Last Jedi podcasts that he’s recorded, Carlos has decided to take matters into his own hands, and assembled a team of podcast all stars, namely DS9’s own Thot Gor, Last Jedi star Chewbacca the Wookiee, Charlie Brown’s teacher, an African Elephant, and of course, Jack’s Silly host Jack Stovold (you couldn’t expect him not to keep an eye on things at least).  Try and see how far you can get!  ‘Tis the season for this silly podcast to release its THIRD Last Jedi episode.   Of course, it’s late because Carlos couldn’t get his s**t together in time.

As Han braves the dangers of an asteroid field to flee his Imperial pursuers, Sam and Brian welcome back both talking apes from The ApeCast, Geoff Clarke and Jack Stovold, for a super-sized discussion about Solo: A Star Wars Story, the development and creation of this six-part adaptation of the film, the increasingly complex character of Darth Vader, the pure magic of The Empire Strikes Back and... our childhood memories of crayons. For some reason. 

The robot lifts the glider off of a flycatcher nest. With guest Jack Stovold.

Pazu and Sheeta gaze at the forgotten city, but their rapture is interrupted by a robot. With guest Jack Stovold.

Pazu and Sheeta wake up and realize where they are. With guest Jack Stovold.

Through a montage, we get a grand tour of Laputa. With guest Jack Stovold.

Pazu and Sheeta's glider lands on a platform in Laputa. With guest Jack Stovold.

As Luke and Leia find themselves stranded aboard a mysterious spaceship located an unfathomable distance outside of their own galaxy, Jack Stovold (The Apecast, Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery Podcast, Reopening the Wormhole) finds himself stranded with Sam and Brian for a discussion of the unsettling dreamlike nature of this issue, fetishism in comics, Stanley Kubrick's filmography and a retrospective look back at our favorite covers, characters and issues that we've seen so far, before we begin our next journey into The Empire Strikes Back and beyond!

As Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader descend into the Crystal Valley for a final showdown, Jack Stovold (Reopening the Wormhole, The Apecast) joins up with us to weigh in on the hot new Resistance trailer (YES!), to debate whether R2-D2 is force-sensitive, to reminisce on all the landings of the Millenium Falcon throughout the entire saga (happy or otherwise) and to bid a teary farewell to our old friend Orman Tagge.

As Orman and Silas Tagge lure Luke into a clash of sabers, Jack Stovold (The ApeCast, Reopening the Wormhole) joins us once again to talk about Jim Carrey-mania, to bid farewell with us to the seventies and to open the old mailbag for some Star Words (of the e- AND regular variety!). #SilasWasRight

Cinematic behemoth JURASSIC PARK stomps into Jurassic June, while life finds a way to bring back guest host Jack Stovold for memories and (chaos) theories regarding this genuine cultural phenomenon. Hold on to your butts!

As the Star Warriors make their escape to the gambling space station known as "The Wheel", Sam and Brian welcoming returning guest Jack Stovold back to the podcast to discuss, among other things, the Empire's glorious return and the introduction of new villains, the upcoming release of Ready Player One, and the mysteries and legends surrounding Han Solo's past.

In a very special episode, cohost Jack’s other project, The ApeCast joins forces with Reopening the Wormhole (a podcast crossover!) to talk about a nutty comics crossover!  That’s right, two dream teams come together, as we finally delve into our hitherto endlessly  teased episode about Star Trek / Planet of the Apes: The Primate Directive!  In more ways than one, two great flavors are coming together as Kirk and the Enterprise crew meet with Taylor, Zira, Cornelius and the rest of the Planet of the Apes!  It’s not all fun and games though, especially when Kor, the most devilish Klingon of them all, and treacherous gorilla General Marius have their sights set on world domination.  (Trek) Jack, Sam and Kevin join (Apes) Jack and Geoff for a huge free-wheeling conversation about, among other things, comic art, what happens when apes and aliens meet, the differing approaches of Japanese and American comic storytelling, how Star Trek and Apes handle the aftermath of nuclear devastation, the appropriate level of fan service, the enduring appeal of kooky crossovers, and, most improbably, the relative merits of the works of Andrew Lloyd Webber!  Beam up to this MADHOUSE to experience what is possibly the geekiest thing you will ever hear!

In a very special episode, cohost Jack's other project, Star Trek: DS9 Podcast Reopening the Wormhole joins forces with The ApeCast (a podcast crossover!) to talk about a nutty comics crossover!  That's right, two dream teams come together, as we finally delve into our hitherto endlessly  teased episode about Star Trek / Planet of the Apes: The Primate Directive!  In more ways than one, two great flavors are coming together as Kirk and the Enterprise crew meet with Taylor, Zira, Cornelius and the rest of the Planet of the Apes!  It's not all fun and games though, especially when Kor, the most devilish Klingon of them all, and treacherous gorilla General Marius have their sights set on world domination.  (Apes) Jack and Geoff join (Trek) Jack, Sam and Kevin for a huge free-wheeling conversation about, among other things, comic art, what happens when apes and aliens meet, the differing approaches of Japanese and American comic storytelling, how Star Trek and Apes handle the aftermath of nuclear devastation, the appropriate level of fan service, the enduring appeal of kooky crossovers, and, most improbably, the relative merits of the works of Andrew Lloyd Webber!  Beam up to this MADHOUSE to experience what is possibly the geekiest thing you will ever hear!

As Han Solo’s pitiful band takes on high-hounds and Cloud-Riders, Jack Stovold joins Sam and Brian yet again to discuss the scantily-clad village girl Merri, Return to Oz creatures and an irate Star Wars fan from 1977’s Star Words. 

As the Millenium Falcon's crew gathers a ragtag band of spacers to protect a beleaguered village, Sam and Brian welcome Jack Stovold, of Reopening the Wormhole, The Apecast and Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery Podcast, onto the show to discuss Jaxxon the green rabbit (who is definitely NOT a rodent), Warto the thug and Han Solo's terrible sense of humor.