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One of the most striking things — in a good way, for once! — about Batman's third season is the number of villains who are women. Also, of course, this is the season of Batgirl, who is more aggressively “feminized” than any other woman on the show, perhaps because she's doing “a man's job.” This time we begin a look at how the show presents women in season three by looking at the season's first five episodes, and we're joined again by novelist Nancy Northcott. PLUS: What if King Crimson performed the Batman theme? A Batman writer turns out to be a war hero! And, Bat Audio from another Batman reunion in 1989. Read the Clock King scripts we'll discuss next month: First draft Final draft Revised final Comment on the script on the message board Panel discussions on Nancy's ConTinual channel If King Crimson performed the Batman theme (from JB Anderton!) A Marine's-eye View of the Battle of Iwo Jima (yes, it's bat-relevant!) More about the Iwo Jima video project, including our Bat-writer bravery medal recipient Frank Cockrell on OldTimeRadioDownloads.com 1989 Batman reunion on CBS This Morning  

Bienvenidísima queridísima fauna adorada y adoradora del mal gusto, es momento de invertir la dirección del giro de nuestra espiral descendente para arrancar nuestro Ritual de lo VIRTUAL de eclectomeiroland Sedición #524 para el animal adícto al maltrato, con JB Anderton, Sonic Youth, Manuel Acuña, Ángel Ortuño, Rodrigo Solís #ChoroChido , Nadya Perez Reseña de FuturoRival, Silvestre Vibrero, Maricuir, Monte Mai, Toreros Muertos acá en Nuestro Ritual de lo VIRTUAL de eclectomeiroland Sedición #524 por Política y Rock and Roll Radio 106.7 FM desde Hermosillo, Sonora hasta el Ajusco por Radio Común 103.1 FM

It's Doctor Who's birthday and the BBC are celebrating with a soft reboot! Jon talks to JB Anderton, the host of the podcast "Doctor Who Gives a F*ck" on whether the Doctor is worth caring about again. Plus, breaking continuity, how David Tennant plays the Doctor today and why the long running sci-fi series is actually a magic trick. [Ep361]

In the mid-1970s, Power Records (a division of Peter Pan records) released audio stories of a number of popular properties, including Batman. Two volumes were released of four stories each, and some of the stories were then released as 7” “singles” complete with a comics version of the same story. Occasional elements in the stories were echos of the '66 show. While the Power Records superhero discography utterly passed Tim and Paul by at the time, JB Anderton was really into them. JB, creator of the BAT 77 podcast, Batpoles listener, and musician, joins Tim and Paul this time to discuss how these Batman records introduced kids (including himself) to concepts such as psychosurgery, low production quality, super gorillas, and … death!? PLUS: JB's own “funk version” of the Batman theme, and we read your comments on our Tom Peyer interview in episode 167! BATMAN volume 1 (1975) Stacked Cards The Scarecrow's Mirage Challenge of the Catwoman If Music Be the Food of Death BATMAN volume 2 (1976) Robin Meets Man-Bat Mystery of the Scarecrow Corpse Gorilla City pt 1 Gorilla City pt 2 The Catwoman's Revenge

Dr. Hornet hosts Franklin O'Doule, the owner of Jerry's Basement, a legendary and beloved Manhattan record store. As callers call in to ask Jerry questions about music and the store, everything seems to be going well... that is, until  Dr. Hornet reveals that Franklin screwed up one of his orders. Can the Doctor of Rock get over his pettiness long enough to put on a good show? Guest starring:  JB Anderton, Julie Bartucca, Adam Goron, Adam Spektor, and Kat Carlton. 

It’s like a science fair but worse. Weirdly enough there’s actually a new James Bond movie coming out this year. As in like, for the first time in 5 years there’s a James Bond movie coming to theatres. How do I know it was 5 years? Well because I took my dad for his birthdayContinue reading →

Patrick Stewart returns to his most iconic role after almost 20 years! JB Anderton is here to discuss the dramatic changes Jean-Luc Picard has gone through after “Nemesis” and how the utopia of the Federation relates to a divided 21 century. Plus, CW’ s dizzying “Crisis on Infinite Earths” and Read more... The post Caffeinated Comics – Picard appeared first on Radio Misfits.

This time, a double-header! First, we finish what we started by discussing Legends of the Superheroes: The Roast. Was it a great achievement by West and Ward? (Um…) Was Frank Gorshin probably better off for having skipped it? Was the inclusion of Ghetto Man racist? Is it really a roast at all? Is it, you know, funny at any point? We discuss all these questions, the big and small names that appeared in the credits, and more. Then, we talk to Eric Elliott, who's in charge of a project to turn a 1960s treatment for an unrealized Batman Meets Godzilla movie into an online comic! Plus Toma Lazarov's dubstep version of the Batman theme, and your response to our discussion of Minerva, Mayhem, and Millionaires! Mark Evanier on how Legends came to be Jim Beard writes on Tor.com about Legends and the origin of that awful cowl Marc Nobleman begins his search for Legends cast members in 2011 Nobleman finds Barbara Joyce (Huntress) - but too late Nobleman finds - and talks to - Howard Murphy (Green Lantern) (Thanks to JB Anderton for the Noblemania links - misattributed on the show! Sorry about that...) Minerva "episode episode" discussion on the '66 message board Hanna-Barbera's Alice in Wonderland or What's a Nice Kid Like You Doing in a Place Like This? on Daily Motion Here's the cover of that Rexall Alice comic book we owned way back when Mark Evanier on Howard Morris (Dr. Sivana) and why he quit working for Hanna-Barbera in the '60s

Who interrogates soldiers? The Hague? Danny Pink you’re charged with war crimes, killing innocents, and committing genocide post mortum. We would dishonorably discharge you, but you seem so hell bent on being a soldier that we thought a more fitting punishment would be to just do nothing to you. You’ll forever be a soldier. How’sContinue reading →

The first female Doctor Who is confirmed! Jon meets with the Who37 podcast host JB Anderton to talk Jodie Whittaker’s resume, the end of Peter Capaldi’s tenure and Chris Chibnall’s approach as a show runner. Also, Jon’s aborted plans to talk “War of the Planet of the Apes”. The post Caffeinated Comics – 13th Doctorcast appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Do you have some misogynistic bullshit in your deck? Why, yes, yes, we have a pool of it. In Go Fish we catch many things that we would have rather of left off our boat like rape jokes, because rape is a joke, guys, fragile masculinity, my god so much fragile masculinity, and an after school special message of why drugs are bad. Drugs are bad, kids. Do drugs and turn into a fish monster. Direct correlation. On this episode we were lucky to have guest babe JB Anderton from the local Chicago Dr. Who podcast called WHO 37! This episode is buckets of the worst kind of chum, but we hope you, babes, do enjoy our dive into this episode. Here are some suggested talking points: fish puns, sparkle points, Wentworth Miller, and Chad Michael Mudface

In this episode, Shana and Daniel are joined by Jb Anderton of the Who37 podcast in discussing the first episode of Red Dwarf Series II: Kryten. What it means to be an artificial life form, oppressed domestic servants, and why one shouldn't date a fascist are among the topic of conversation. Also, a random Spinoza reference if that's your thing.  Main Topic: Kryten. With special guest JB Anderton of Who37. Coughing. Not the boys from the Dwarf. Correction. JB and Red Dwarf. Goofy ways to pass the time. Fits and starts. Why Kryten? Production value. Kryten the character. Soap opera. "Androids with BDSM clothes." David Ross. Design. Kryten's fanasies. Moldy coffee cup. "You threw the stick." Random Spinoza reference. Not on the pull. Clothes. "I serve, therefore I am." Rimmer the fascist. Marlon Fuckin' Brando. Esperanto. Part Odd-Couple-part-Buddhist. Non-human Kryten. "Does it matter?" Not slaves like dogs. Not ableist. Empathy. Cat interlude. Dating. So much pornography. Computer-laid. Setup and payoff. A Hitchhiker's reference. Socially constructed emotions. Why not to date a fascist. Structure. Hol Rock. Curtains. Rimmer's feminine side. The Cat and the spoon. Pouches. Rimmer's sense of smell. Remastering. Effects. Art college. Prince. JB on Oi! Spaceman discussing Mindwarp. Daniel on Who37 talking about City on the Edge of Forever.

In this episode Shana and Daniel are joined by JB Anderton of the Who37 podcast to discuss "Mindwarp." In theory, that's what they do. In practice the conversation becomes much more wide-ranging, covering issues of sexism in media, the treatment of Peri by the show and Nicola Bryant by the production team, convention misbehavior, and even Donald Trump's candidacy. It's a long but fruitful conversation. Main Topic: Mindwarp. With special guest JB Anderton of the Who37 podcast. Masturbation. Patreon? C2E2. Artists and geek cons. Convention politics. Shameless plug. Chicago TARDIS and cosplay. Panels at C2E2. Hugging Alan Tudyk. Tweeting at Noel Clarke. The Rose/Mickey/Martha threesome. Welcoming fandom. Alex Kingston and Elliot Serrano. "Fuck you, you're a misogynistic asshole!" Moving on to Mindwarp. JB's history with Mindwarp. "30 years later not so much...." Brian Blessed, the big scary teddy bear. Christopher Ryan. Mad scientist. Execution. The Trial as device. Jiminy Cricket. Companions in danger. Behind the scenes. The Valeyard is the Master? Removal of Peri's femininity. The Doctor's sympathy for Peri. Turncoat Doctor. Peri and Clara. Lord Kiv, CEO. Rewriting "Mindwarp." Susan and Peri impressions. Metanerrative. A Peri/Yrcanos sitcom. Rewriting Peri. Ambiguity. Nicola Byrant and Colin Baker. "You had to be there." Dehumanization. Peri and Polly. Peri's backstory. Fanon. Actress pay. Representation issues. Tegan and Peri. Growling at Gatiss. Avoiding gendered language. Failing the counterculture. Giving up on fandom. "Fuck the feels." Belittling not saccharine. Problematic Who. A random aside about Donald Trump. The Fearmonger. The bright light is coming. Looking forward to The Happiness Patrol. A giant feminist rant. Next week: Terror of the Vervoids/The Ultimate Foe. JB's girlfriend Darlene's art page. Alex Kingston sexually harassed at Chicago TARDIS 2015. Hell You Talmbout. Find JB's podcast Who37 at who37.com, and find him on Twitter at @who37podcast.   Find Our Stuff!  Find us on iTunes! Or Facebook! We love email (oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com)! And all our episodes are on oispaceman.libsyn.com. You can also find a text blog associated with this podcast at oispacemanblog.wordpress.com. Our theme song is "Doctor Who Theme on Minimoog" by James Bragg. Find his Youtube channel at youtube.com/hyperdust7 and his band page at phoenix-flare.com.  Daniel's Tumblr Twitter Shana's Tumblr Twitter 

In this episode of Oi! Spaceman, Daniel and Shana get silly, discussing being uncomfortably political, read some Twitter messages on the air, and eventually even chat a bit about the second part of the E-space trilogy: State of Decay. Sparkly vampires, eldritch horrors, and Leela's possible place in this story are all discussed.    Main Topic: State of Decay. Retirement age. Not Wings of Desire. Someone will get that joke. Shana will never listen to any podcasts. An email from JB Anderton. Sexy Romana. Romana and Astra. City of Death score. Political Doctor Who. Tweeting at JB. Uncle Terry. The Witch Lords. Originally Leela. Not gender-fuckery. Adric is a weird character. A little milquetoast. Vampires with metallic bands across their eyes. Interesting. Witch Lords and Time Lords. Daniel says "like" a lot. Kalmar vs Ivo. Logic vs. Pathos. Callbacks to Face of Evil. After the Roman Empire. Eldritch Horror Vampires and race essentialism. Adric the opportunistic little shit. Leela versus three immortal vampires. Costumes and makeup. Reading tweets on-air. Staring daggers. Not that militant. Next week: The Girl Who Died/The Woman Who Lived. 

In this episode, Shana and Daniel are joined by JB Anderton of the Who37 podcast in discussing the Douglas Adams classic: City of Death. First though, lots of discussion of Steven Moffat and the general failures of the last couple of years of Doctor Who. They then discuss some personal history among the three of them, the relationship between Romana II and the Fourth Doctor, and debate the ethics of sexual consent with a maggot spaghetti man. All that and comparisons between Clara Oswald's being split in time with the Scaroth.    Main Topic: City of Death. Introducing guest host JB Anderton of the Who37 podcast. Who has the more racist family? Onanistic podcasting. JB's history with Who. Splintered superfans. Moffaty plot holes. What Classic Who does for Shana. Meeting J.B. Whiny Sarah Jane. Chicago TARDIS panels. Why City of Death? Bye bye Duggan! Wandering around Paris and Dudley Simpson. "First draftiness." Production history. "Might could." Romana II. Duggan the parody. Julian Glover. The physical relationship between the Count and Countess. Consent. "Because we're all dirty perverts." The Doctor as asexual? The Fourth Doctor/Romana II relationship. Kerensky. Overpopulation. Authenticity. Packer. Authenticity. Art thievery. "The most important punch in history." Moral messages in fiction. Bill and Ted logic. Next Week: Full Circle.  Our Chicago TARDIS 2014 episode including the JB Anderton segment. JB's response to our Chicago TARDIS 2014 episode criticizing him.   Daniel has podcasted Revenge of the Nerds.   Find Our Stuff!  Find us on iTunes! Or Facebook! We love email (oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com)! And all our episodes are on oispaceman.libsyn.com. You can also find a text blog associated with this podcast at oispacemanblog.wordpress,com. Our theme song is "Doctor Who Theme on Minimoog" by James Bragg. Find his Youtube channel at youtube.com/hyperdust7 and his band page at phoenix-flare.com.  Find JB Anderton's Who37 podcast and all of his contact info at who37.com. Daniel's Tumblr Twitter Shana's Tumblr Twitter