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This week on Another Pass, Sam and Case are joined by Nic Woolfe to roll out and revisit Transformers: The Movie (1986)! We dig into the film's bold tonal shift, unforgettable soundtrack, and the shocking moments that left an entire generation of kids staring at the screen in disbelief. Does this animated cult classic still have the touch… or does it dare to be stupid? Another Pass Full Episode Originally aired: March 13, 2026  Music by Vin Macri and Matt Brogan Podcast Edited by Sophia Ricciardi Certain Point Of View is a podcast network brining you all sorts of nerdy goodness! From Star Wars role playing, to Disney day dreaming, to video game love, we've got the show for you!  Learn more on our website: https://www.certainpov.com Support us on Patreon! patreon.com/CertainPOVMedia  Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/wcHHer4 PODCAST SHOWS: ▶ Another Pass - https://www.certainpov.com/another-pass-podcast Notes Transformers Movie Overview and Legacy The 1986 Transformers movie remains a cult classic largely due to its bold character deaths and iconic soundtrack despite its flaws (00:00). Cult Classic Status from Bold Choices (00:39) The film's decision to kill most of the original cast early was a major risk that shaped its lasting appeal. This choice was tied to marketing a new toy line, forcing the removal of older characters to introduce new ones. The high character death count was unusual for 1980s cartoons but resonated as a memorable and impactful narrative choice. Sam Alicea emphasized the movie's unique "music video" style and violent tone as key to its charm. Soundtrack as a Defining Feature (00:29) The film features a heavy metal soundtrack with songs like "The Touch" and Weird Al Yankovic's contribution, which remain popular. Sam highlighted the soundtrack's role in making the movie enjoyable even when used as background during chores. The soundtrack's placement sometimes felt forced but added to the overall energetic vibe of the film. The music helped cement the movie's nostalgic value and cultural impact beyond just the story. Animation Quality and Style (00:32) The animation is a mix of highly detailed hand-drawn sequences and inconsistent lower-budget scenes. Key moments like Unicron's introduction and the transformation of Galvatron show impressive craftsmanship. Some sequences, such as Autobot City's transformation, defy logic but maintain visual excitement. The movie's aesthetic reflects typical 1980s animation with a blend of impressive and sloppy elements. Character and Design Highlights (00:14, 00:33) The introduction of new characters like Hot Rod and Cup served marketing goals but received mixed reception; some preferred legacy characters instead. The Dinobots, especially Grimlock, were fan favorites noted for their personality and screen presence. Decepticons like Galvatron and Starscream stood out, with Starscream's treacherous antics praised. New designs leaned toward smoother, rounded shapes compared to the original blockier forms, signaling the toy line shift. Strategic Marketing and Toy Line Impact The movie functioned primarily as a vehicle to launch a new toy line, influencing story and character decisions deeply (00:12, 00:16). Toy Line Rollout Drives Plot and Character Fate (00:12) Killing off legacy characters cleared the stage for a new roster designed to sell fresh toys. Characters like Cup were introduced primarily to support new toy sales rather than story needs, frustrating some fans. Hot Rod's arc was designed to establish a fresh hero while maintaining toyetic appeal. The shift to new designs reflected a strategic move to modernize the brand and stimulate consumer interest. Balancing Narrative and Marketing Needs (00:16) The movie's story and character choices sometimes sacrificed cohesion for toy marketing goals. Legacy characters like Perceptor and the Dinobots were retained to maintain continuity and fan connection. Some characters, like Ultra Magnus, were less favored due to lack of narrative effectiveness but existed for toy continuity. The film's pacing and tone reflected the tension between storytelling and commercial objectives. Voice Cast and Star Power Usage (00:24) Leonard Nimoy's casting as Galvatron was a notable stunt but was not sustained beyond the movie. Orson Welles' last role as Unicron added gravitas despite limited credit and technical challenges with his audio. Voice changes and stunt casting decisions were influenced by budget and potential marketing impact. The cast choices reflect a blend of marketing intent and creative ambition. Narrative and Character Development Critiques The movie's storytelling assumes audience familiarity and presents mixed character arcs, impacting accessibility and engagement (00:38, 00:59). High Barrier for New Viewers (00:38) Nick Wolfe identified the movie as not beginner-friendly, expecting viewers to know extensive Transformers lore. The lack of exposition around key characters and events made it confusing for newcomers. Proposed solutions included adding narrated backstory and flashbacks to ease new viewers into the plot. This gap likely contributed to the movie's commercial failure despite strong fan following. Character Arcs and Roles (00:16, 00:59) Hot Rod's character is a flawed hero whose leadership rise felt unearned, creating mixed audience reception. Cup's role was criticized for being a new character inserted mainly for toy reasons rather than story depth. The pitch suggested replacing Cup with a legacy character like Ironhide to strengthen narrative bonds. Optimus Prime's death remains a pivotal emotional moment but complicates continuity and future storytelling. Supporting Characters and Dynamics (01:06, 01:09) Grimlock's interactions with Hot Rod added needed conflict and character development. Supporting characters like RC and Springer were noted as effective background players without overwhelming the story. Starscream's consistent treachery was highlighted as a strong character trait enhancing the villain dynamic. There was consensus that some Decepticon characters disappeared too quickly, weakening the villain ensemble. Proposed Improvements and Alternate Pitch Nick Wolfe's detailed pitch aimed to make the movie more accessible, coherent, and emotionally resonant without losing core elements (00:39, 00:42). Introductory Narration and Flashbacks (00:42) Suggested opening with Optimus Prime narrating key backstory events to orient new viewers. Including flashbacks to important episodes would provide context for the war, characters, and stakes. This would bridge the gap between fans and newcomers, enhancing story clarity. It also sets up the importance of Energon and Autobot City more clearly. Expanded Character Development and Role Reassignments (00:43, 00:51) Proposed making Cup more like Ironhide or Tanker (an original draft character) to improve narrative depth. Hot Rod would be shown as a capable fighter before his failures, building audience empathy. Grimlock and Hot Rod's relationship would be deepened with conflict and eventual teamwork. Optimus Prime would be critically wounded but kept alive on life support, preserving his legacy. Streamlined Plot and Group Dynamics (00:50) Consolidated the Junkion and Quintesson arcs into a single planet scenario for simplicity. Divided Autobots into clear factions with distinct challenges to create focused narrative threads. Added heroic sacrifices and teamwork moments to raise stakes and emotional impact. The pitch ended with Optimus evolving into Ultra Magnus, aligning with toy line needs while preserving character continuity. Maintaining Cult Appeal While Improving Accessibility (01:03) The pitch carefully retained key emotional beats like Optimus Prime's near-death and Hot Rod's rise. It balanced new viewer guidance with fan service to preserve the movie's iconic moments. Suggested minor tweaks to Unicron's scale and lore to reduce confusion without major changes. The approach aimed to prevent later franchise regrets about character handling seen in season three. Fan and Host Perspectives on Movie's Legacy The hosts and guest expressed strong affection for the movie's nostalgic and cultural value despite its flaws (00:59, 01:00). Embracing the Movie's 1980s Roots (01:00) Sam Alicea stressed the film's authentic 80s vibe, embracing both its high-quality animation and its rough edges. The movie was seen as a time capsule of 80s animation and storytelling norms, including its willingness to embrace trauma. The soundtrack's energy and the movie's unapologetic style were key to its enduring love. There was reluctance to change the movie too much, preserving its unique charm. Appreciation of Character Moments and Humor (01:09) Starscream was praised for his consistent jerkiness, providing comic relief and memorable villainy. The Decepticons' internal conflicts were contrasted with the Autobots' camaraderie, enriching character dynamics. The hosts lamented the disappearance of classic Decepticons when newer ones appeared. The blend of action, humor, and character quirks contributed to the movie's lasting appeal. Community and Ongoing Engagement (01:12, 01:16) Nick Wolfe and hosts highlighted fan communities like the Certain Point of View Media Discord for ongoing discussions. References to other Transformers properties like Beast Wars show layered fan engagement across generations. The show's Patreon and related projects encourage deeper fan interaction and content creation. The continued interest in the movie reflects its significance beyond initial box office performance. Distribution and Community Outreach The podcast promotes broader engagement through Patreon, additional shows, and social media presence (01:16). Patreon Support and Exclusive Content (01:16) The show thanks executive producer-level patrons by name, recognizing their financial support. Patreon offers early episode clips, essays on geek culture, and D&D topics to supporters. Essays like "Never Go Full Ranger" provide added value and deepen listener engagement. This support sustains the podcast's production and community activities. New Shows and Guest Hosting Opportunities (01:17) The launch of "Trade School," a comic book guest-hosted show, expands the network's content diversity. The format encourages fans to share positive takes on trade paperbacks in brief episodes. This initiative fosters community involvement and fresh perspectives. The network invites submissions, broadening participation from listeners. Social Media and Contact Channels (01:13, 01:16) Hosts provide social media handles and highlight the Discord server as a key interaction hub. Nick Wolfe shares his Reddit and Discord activity, emphasizing low-pressure involvement. The Discord serves as a central place for fan discussion and host engagement. Listeners are encouraged to tag hosts for responses and participate in the fan community. Upcoming Episode and Network Branding (01:18) The next podcast episode will cover "Highlander 2: The Quickening," maintaining a focus on cult and flawed films. The show's production credits and branding reinforce a professional and creative identity. The network's website and YouTube presence offer additional access points. This continuity supports sustained audience growth and brand recognition.    

Play NowEpisode 380 of the Twincast / Podcast is in the mix with a truckload of SDCC reveals. We look at all the goods from Generations to Studio Series, including long-awaited entries like Sureshot, more of the thirteen Primes like Amalgamous and Quintus, and Movie entries like the Titan Class Grimlock. Next up is an in the know discussion from some Armada biased collectors on the Pulsecon Nemesis Prime. We all share a laugh and head scratch over the MotU crossover figures as well as the much better received Hot Wheels collab. We get old school with a talk on the Retro Carded Seaspray and Brawn. Lastly, we have a bit of fun discussing the large boy himself, Cosmos from the Earthspark line. As always, a round of Bragging Rights wraps up the show with some surprises you won't want to miss.

This week: Time is running out, drop a toy in a donation box today! Also: Commander Class Studio Series 86 Optimus Prime will be the last Optimus Prime you ever need to buy.

This week: Time is running out, drop a toy in a donation box today! Also: Commander Class Studio Series 86 Optimus Prime will be the last Optimus Prime you ever need to buy.

Martians are Junkions, right? We want to hear your feedback! Post a comment here or email feedback for Empire Of Rust directly to rust@transmissionspodcast.com! Want some TransMissions swag? Check out our online shop, powered by TeePublic! Like what we’re doing and want to help make our podcast even better? If you already support us, thank you! Show Notes: Intro [0:00:00] Chapter 1 – Grinding The Gears [0:00:49] Chapter 2 – Getting Some Pep In Their Step [0:22:04] Chapter 3 – Junkyard Dogs [0:38:41] Closing [1:07:08] If you enjoy Empire of Rust, please rate us and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify! These ratings greatly help podcasts become more discoverable to other people using those services and is an easy way to help out our show. What is the Empire Of Rust Podcast? TransMissions Podcast Network presents: the world’s first and only Transformers RPG actual play podcast! Conceived, developed,… Continue reading The post The Rustford Files 006 – The Junkion Chronicles appeared first on TransMissions Podcast Network.

Martians are Junkions, right? We want to hear your feedback! Post a comment here or email feedback for Empire Of Rust directly to rust@transmissionspodcast.com! Want some TransMissions swag? Check out our online shop, powered by TeePublic! Like what we’re doing and want to help make our podcast even better? If you already support us, thank you! Show Notes: Intro [0:00:00] Chapter 1 – Grinding The Gears [0:00:49] Chapter 2 – Getting Some Pep In Their Step [0:22:04] Chapter 3 – Junkyard Dogs [0:38:41] Closing [1:07:08] If you enjoy Empire of Rust, please rate us and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify! These ratings greatly help podcasts become more discoverable to other people using those services and is an easy way to help out our show. What is the Empire Of Rust Podcast? TransMissions Podcast Network presents: the world’s first and only Transformers RPG actual play podcast! Conceived, developed,… Continue reading The post The Rustford Files 006 – The Junkion Chronicles appeared first on TransMissions Podcast Network.

Transformers movie season is underway with the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast starting out episode 324 with a look at the latest trailer for the soon-to-be-released Rise of the Beasts featuring the surprise appearance of Unicron. Opinions and speculation on the live-action movie give way to further speculation for next year's animated installment, Transformers: One, in light of its cast announcement and plot teasers that have been shared by the studio. Toy discussion follows with reactions to the preorder drop of this year's Generations Titan Class entry Nemesis and her pricing reflecting yet another increase. Images of pre-production versions of the Legacy Evolution Voyager Junkion, an unknown "Miner" Megatron and upcoming R.E.D. series entries for Grimlock and the Prime version of Starscream spark further discussion. The cast reflects on the Transformers themed Ark restaurant in Hong Kong before the episode concludes with the recurring Bragging Rights segment.

In this 318th episode of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast the cast starts off with the Transformer Tuesday official Legacy Evolution reveals, preorders, and sneak-peeks. From a new toy of the show's namesake, Twincast, to the items only teased with old stock artwork like Armada Megatron, everything from the lengthy product panel gets discussed. The toy talk continues as the cast reveals which toys they would like to see revisited for the "Legacy" treatment and which need to be left alone. Discussion of the slew of Rise of the Beasts toy reveals follows with chat about both Studio Series and its basic lineup entries. Quick mention of the EarthSpark Season, 1 Part 2 Trailer comes next, followed by a listener question about using R.E.D. as a vehicle for detailed Pretender shells. As usual, "Bragging Rights" closes out this episode.

Episode 315 of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast begins with some end of year leaks for Legacy as pictures have surfaced of Voyager Skyquake as well as Deluxe Class entries for a new Junkion and Animated Prowl. The cast continues the toy talk with in hand experiences with the Haslab Victory Saber. Next, thoughts on toy leaks continue once again with a cartoon-style G1 Hound followed by Rise of the Beasts Wheeljack and Nightbird. Quick reflections on the surprise bonus tier for Haslab Deathsaurus featuring Micromasters Pipo and Boater round out the discussions on upcoming toys. A brief mention of the forthcoming Tranformers Reactivate videogame comes next, followed by a brief installment in the show's ongoing "Classics" Retrospective. Listener questions get answered next, first about what characters need to be added to Legacy's Core Class, then the second asking the cast to reflect on their favorite IDW memories. As usual, Bragging Rights closes out the episode.

Last Moonbase 2 Episode of 2022, on the show this week Mikey and Andy get to talk about legacy reveals of Animated Prowl and an new Junkion, ROTB Wheeljack and Nightbird, finally Super7 have some recolours of Starscream and Megatron as well as a few other stories. Of course what the lads did during the week, so have a Happy Christmas everyone!

Episode 309 of the Seibertron.com Twincast Podcast is all about the just-concluded Hasbro Pulse Con 2022 and the new Transformers products revealed during the live streaming event. Generations Legacy Evolution's lineup is discussed at length, starting with Core Class and its new set of combining Dinobots. The Deluxe figures are the next subject, with Legacy-holdover Breakdown being joined by Hot Shot, Needlenose and new character Scraphook. Voyagers for Lio Convoy (or Leo Prime, if you prefer) and the Decepticon Justice Division enforcer himself, Tarn, finish out the specific Evolution discussion before talk moves on to speculation fueled by the poster shared for the line. Shattered Glass Soundwave rounds out the discussion topics before the episode ends with the recurring Bragging Rights segment.

On today's nerdtastically newsworthy episode of #NerdORama; like Wreck-Gar on the planet Junkion, Mo'Kelly & Tawala are talking T.V. from “Obi-Wan Kenobi” and “Young Rock,” to “We Own This City” and “Love, Death + Robots”…

As it should be, the Fan First days continue to be the highlight of toy reveals nowadays. These replacements for Toy Fair and SDCC continue to produce at least one or two gems each time. For Transformers we got our first official looks at Leader Sludge and a new Junkion. For Star Wars, the Nightbrother was dope, but what was really interesting was their “Pipeline” reveals. With so much Twilek love in Book of Boba, I'm glad to see Aayla Secura finally coming to the Black Series. The big news Joe-wise was the tease of Hiya securing a license to make figures. It's not 100% clear if they'll be doing 1/18 and/or their new 1/12th scale, but excited to see what they come up with. Mattel got a little more woke with their latest wave of MOTU Origins. Not sure how I feel about what seems like such a forced effort, but I applaud any effort that combats centuries of unenlightened thinking.

The 292nd episode of the Seibertron.com Twincast Podcast begins with a round of discussions about recently revealed, and sometimes unofficially leaked, upcoming Transformers toys. The Junkion named Junkyard is discussed first, then the 1986 Movie toy talk continues with Spike and his Exo-Suit. The toy train continues to track after that with impressions of the MPG-02 Getsuei, who also forms the right leg of the Raiden combiner. A quick look at possible Micro Machines of vehicles from the 2007 Transformers movie leads in to more quick impressions, this time for Drag Strip from the soon forthcoming Generations Legacy line. A pair of listener questions leads into a listener suggested segment where the cast takes groups of three and decides which is "fun", what goes in "my collection", and which gets destroyed by "Kremzeek". An extra short round of the recurring Bragging Rights segment then closes out another episode.

Well, it's not TRAPPED IN A CAVE, but it's TRAPPED ON A SHIP! A QUINTESSON scientist thinks it's a grand idea to capture an AUTOBOT, DECEPTICON, JUNKION, and human to play some mind games with! But things get crazy rather quickly as outer space decides to shake up these crazy experiments, resulting in... CYCLONUS saving the life of ULTRA MAGNUS?? HUH? All this and more IRE from HOOVER, AIMED AT THE ROCK LORDS! But not HALF the IRE aimed towards MATTEL'S GUTS figures!! http://FourMillionYearsLater.com https://www.teepublic.com/user/fourmillionyearslater SHIRTS! STICKERS! TAPESTRIES! CELL PHONE CASES! BABY ONESIES! Befriend the FOUR MILLION YEARS LATER page on Facebook! Jerzy's comics for sale at INDYPLANET Jerzy's Patreon Jerzy's RSS Feed of all his goings on! Closing theme by Nick Mehalick : https://soundcloud.com/nicholas-mehalick/tranformative Please email us! FourMillionYearsLater@gmail.com And review us at your favorite podcatcher! Please? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/4myl/message

The latest episode of the Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast starts out with talk about the recently revealed upcoming toys for the Generations Studio Series 86 lineup, featuring Slag, Wreck Gar and Gnaw. The Shattered Glass Starscream toy also gets in to the discussion with a light debate about the tooling used to depict the latest version of the character. Generations Selects Artfire takes a quick turn under the microscope before the discussion moves to the latest re-release of the 1986 Transformers movie, which will be on 4k Blu-Ray for the first time. Cyberverse toys are making a return in a less than ideal way with their upcoming roll and combine figures, and the cast wonders if anyone actually wants these, including children. IDW Publishing's announcement of their upcoming King Grimlock series has the crew excited for new storytelling possibilities, so that receives its share of speculation as well. The episode wraps things up with thoughts on toys most Transformers fans hate which are loved by the cast anyhow before a quick round of the recurring Bragging Rights segment.

On episode 270 of the Seibertron.com Twincast Podcast the Transformers talk begins with discussion on the soon to be released Haslab Unicron in light of the final pre-shipment update from Hasbro, as well as the first video reviews, being released around the internet. Next up, product codes have been leaked that include the likes of Beast Machines T-Wrecks, the Sweeps and Wreck-Gar, among other potential exclusives and movie figures. A surprise rumor about Movie Masterpiece Optimus Prime from the Bumblebee film is brought up next. The chat then shifts to Super7's new Ultimates featuring Optimus Prime, Ghostly Starscream, Bazai-Tron and Bombshell. Rumors about Beast Wars toy reissues from the Transmetals segment of the line prompt speculation and wishful thinking about what the cast would like to see come out of that, if true, before a listener question is answered. The Beast Wars talk concludes with a discussion on the recently released Beast Wars #1 from IDW Publishing, followed by the recurring Bragging Rights segment to end the episode.

This is Tech Talk 100! Vectorsigma.info has been bringing you this podcast for over 2 years now, from leading up to the official release of the game, all the way to now continuing the game as designers for all to play. we reminisce a bit of the journey and discuss the latest challenges with ATP-2 and the initial release of ATP - 1 into the Alpha Trion Tournament Series. 100 episodes in and were still going strong, we took a few weeks off from the podcast but look for it to be back on a more regular basis now. in the mean time, please joing the Alpha Trion Protocols Facebook group for the most up to date ventures into the card creation process for us, Dan trys to give weekly updates of lessons and learned and direction of the project. https://www.facebook.com/groups/alphatrionprotocols if your looking to play in events here is the entire Season Two OP structure to look at. - https://vectorsigma.info/alpha-trion-season-two And the next even coming up is Dans Extra Life Event on November 8th! (more details coming very soon) format is Junkion! - https://smash.gg/tournament/extralife-november

Want to enjoy Transformers TCG in its most pure and simple form? Play some Junkion (commons only aka pauper in MTG)! Don’t know where to start? Well then, do we have an episode for you today! 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 Or on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0DTy6XEdpyF1MVJuhYNvtX Check out our website for more strategy, analysis, tournament reports, and more like it here: https://transformyourgame.net/

I had no idea when I started editing these together that it would turn out we had something close to 7 and a half hours of deviation content from the original Ron Friedman script to what we saw on screen, but here we are. This last gasp runs from episode 65 through the last on-screen minute proper, episode 80. We go from blasting off Junkion to destroying the Chaos Bringer himself and, boy, is it unsatisfying.

The cast talks about fixer-uppers, plus Luck of the Draw returns!

In this episode of the Twincast/Podcast, "One With The Matrix", we join ScottyP, Megatronus, and RodimusConvoy13 as they catch up on the lastest Transformers news. This starts with the impending closure of Toys R Us and what impact that could have on both Transformers and the wider toy retail sector. That discussion leads into a break down of the last exclusive figure for the chain, Movie Studio Series Voyager Class Thundercracker. Next, first impressions are shared of recently revealed Power of the Primes figures including Voyager Class Inferno, Legends Class Cindersaur, and Legends Class Outback. The toy talk ends with a discussion of the possible upcoming Walgreens exclusive Wreck-Gar. Listener questions are answered next, starting with a question about what got us back into collecting Transformers. This is followed by a question asking what our favorite gimmick has been over the history of the toy line. The show moves to comic discussion beginning with the Optimus Prime Annual, then to the announcement of Requiem of the Wreckers, and finishing with Lost Light #16. Ending the show is the latest round of bragging rights.

The Seibertron.com Twincast Podcast returns for 2017 with a show primarily featuring discussion of the latest Tranformers comic books from IDW Publishing. A discussion of Till All Are One leads off the show, with the cast giving their perspective on the Cybertron focused book. New ongoing series Optimus Prime comes next, with the first two issues already available for readers. The relaunched More Than Meets The Eye is here under its new title of Lost Light, and the highly anticipated first issue is looked back on with the characteristic speculation about the series rounding out the chat. The recently revealed Titans Returns Deluxe Kup, Topspin, Quake, and Krok take the show into toy discussion. Along with that, the recently released MP-10K BAPE Black Camo Convoy also comes up. The show closes out with holiday bragging rights.

We continue our chat from the last episode with designer Sally Ann. If Sally was in the Transformers universe she would be a Junkion. It’s a compliment! Stop thinking Michael Bay and think the very first animated movie. The Junkions are expert mechanics that can repair anything with spare parts and they love Earth broadcasting. Alright, nobody is getting this reference. Sally Ann designs clothing & accessories using ONLY recycled fabric. She sells her wares at markets and festivals with the help of her mobile boutique. You can also find her items for sale online at shopsallyann.com. Sally answers the tough questions, “Hey! How can I be successful on Etsy?” She says product photography, create your own traffic, streamline your product/price/labor and get a domain name to point to your store. Sally’s sister Rachael is also in the handmade goods game! Her store is Curiously Clever found on Storenvy. Want to sell your designs? Aside from etsy & Storenvy, you could also try bigcartel. Sally’s friend does vintage jewelry, Cribbledy Goodness. Sally’s beau is @MattPittmanFTU and he’s Matt about Jax (Jacksonville). Sally is all about sustainability. If the fabric is smaller than the palm of her hand, maybe, maybe it can be thrown out. Aside from Sally, where can you get sustainable apparel? Try Threads 4 Thought. Sally is trying to watch the Eleventh Doctor Who series while she works, but her favorite is Downton Abbey. She also suggests Boardwalk Empire. Her guilty pleasure is Vampire Diaries because she can concentrate on work and not have to pay attention to the show. Sally listens to All Songs Considered & Mark Maron when she is working as well. Our guest self identifies as a Lord of the Rings nerd. Chris & Sally critique True Blood. Quiz Time!! Sally & Paul try to answer question about a Shatner film called Kingdom of Spiders. Who will win? From tarantulas to bugs. Sally says the bugs are bigger in the South. Sally’s favorite Doctor is David Tennant. Chris recommends that Sally watch Firefly. Special thanks to you for listening and to @MattPittmanFTU for letting us chat with Sally Ann during their vacation. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

Podcast: Television Reviews – People Just Do Nothing and Game of Thrones Season 4 Episode 8: The Mountain and the Viper Way back in October 2011 for Episode 6 – Disco Badger, back when we were mere podcasting babes, we covered a series of internet videos called People Just Do Nothing, following the ups and downs […]

How can you not get excited about the new Clone Wars and Vintage Collection Figures? While pricey, what kid of the 80's wouldn't have killed for a 2 foot Voltron figure? Speaking of the 80's, what about Mattel finally getting the Filmation rights? We've got a Filmation accurate Grannamyr and Shadow Weaver coming. How about Transformers Generations continuing with a new Junkion? In this day and age where spoilers run rampant and are almost the norm, it's simply amazing to be one of the first to hear about and sometimes see brand new toys. This episode only briefly touches on my addiction. What we really try to do is give you the full SDCC experience. For more Comic-Cony goodness, don't forget to check out the photos on Flickr and videos of all the important toy cases on YouTube.