Podcasts about operation bumblebee

Move over Operation Bumblebee, we have our own ongoing case to crack! Join your new hosts Ben Adams (who came up with this terrific new format) and Rebecca Deeprose for this remarkable deep dive into a selection of episodes that largely took place away from Sun Hill. Enjoy this clip from the first extended edition, where the dynamic duo investigate 1989's User Friendly, where Ackland and Melvin are on the road, and 1991's hour-long special Breakout, which features the return of Yorkie Smith! Patrick will return to The Bill Obbocast once he has finished his writing commitments, along with Ben and Becca, who are here to stay. Please join me in wishing them a warm welcome to the presenting team - they've gone the extra mile on this (literally!) We'll also have some special guests joining them later in the year as they make their way back to Sun Hill. You can unlock the full Obbocast along with over 300 hours of exclusive content by supporting our Patreon channel For just £2.99 you'll instantly unlock Season 1 of The Bill Obbocast, along with hundreds of reaction videos, sample editions of the weekly Evidence Room series featuring rare behind-the-scenes paperwork, cast reunion highlights, Billgrimage location videos and you'll be able to share comments with fellow fans. The higher your rank, the more content you'll unlock - and there's 7 years worth to investigate Find out more at patreon.com/thebillpodcast The Bill Podcast is brought to you in proud association with georgefairbrother.com shop.saturdaymorningpress.co.uk vanguardcomics.co.uk gibconsultancy.co.uk mcr-seo.com and donspillane.com

Prime season 2 keeps on rolling with the excellent two part story "Operation Bumblebee". Has anyone noticed that this show is pretty good? This datatrack contains discussion of the following topics; Starscream's continued slide into loserdom, well written human characters, getting your kidney stolen by Clancy Brown, team ups where nobody likes each other, Starscream's snatched waist, Optimus' hands being too big for Ratchet's insides, and the flawed disability allegories of the early 2010s. Noise Space | Discord | Patreon This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Send us a textHappy Holidays! This week we're looking at more United States government projects that were actually funded and tested. It's a miracle we're still here. Learn about Operation Bumblebee, Exercise Robin Sage, Project A119, Project Fantasia, Aunt Jemima, and the Bat Bomb!Check out Part 1 of this series on Episode #73Like the show on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/OurWeirdWorldPod/Follow John on Twitter and Instagram @TheJohnHinsonFollow the show on Instagram @OurWeirdWorldPodWant more John? Everyone wants more John. Visit www.johnhinsonwrites.com for all the books, podcasts, waterfalls, and more!

Despite not being able to transform or arm himself, Bumblebee takes on MECH and Starscream to reclaim his T-cog. Also, Starscream gets the short end of the stick... again. Find Paul and John on Twitter. Full episode archive

MECH steals Bumblebee's T-cog, which renders him unable to transform into not-a-Camaro because this show still won't paying licensing fees. Find Paul and John on Twitter. Full episode archive

With Bumblebee unable to transform, Ratchet offers up his own T-cog for a transplant -- but who'll do the surgery when the doctor is the patient? Who'll take care of a new relic unearthed by Knock Out and Breakdown just as the procedure's getting under way? And was it really a great idea for Starscream to team up with a bunch of organ thieves? Join us this week for the second part of "Operation Bumblebee"!

Bumblebee has a run-in with MECH that leaves him waking up in a proverbial tub of ice! But what are their plans for the Autobot's T-cog? Just what is a T-cog, anyway? And can his fellow Autobots keep him out of trouble when he can't even transform? Join us this week for part 1 of "Operation Bumblebee"!

Sheldon and Amanda discuss their roles in Operation Bumblebee, a skeptical investigation of self-described psychic medium Chip Coffey, and the reaction by some in the skeptic community. Interview with Jay Novella from the Skeptics' Guide to the Universe podcast about his video project, "Occ, the Skeptical Caveman." Science Report on the psychological research of influence and persuasion, and how it can be used by skeptical activists. The Good News about successful activism against the Burzynski Clinic and its dubious claims to treat and cure cancer.

Guests - Susan Gerbic / Mark Edward

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This week Derek has a conversation with Sheldon Helms, a member of the Bay Area Skeptics, and one of the people involved with Operation Bumblebee, a scouting operation put together by Susan Gerbic to go to one of the big events put on by Chip Coffey, a self described psychic. Sheldon provides some details about his involvement in the operation, and how two teams of skeptics worked to put together a fairly detailed event.

Part 2 of Operation Bumblebee we look to a lord of time for his thoughts.

In 1946 on Topsail Island, the U.S. Navy embarked on a top-secret missile development program. Foreseeing the role of missiles in future combat, the Navy constructed a research station including eight towers used to photograph rockets that whizzed by at speeds up to 1500 mph! Eventually the program outgrew its barrier island site and was transferred to California. But the remnants of the program remain…two of the original towers still stand among the dunes and the original explosion proof assembly building serves as the Missiles and More Museum. Join Billy Barnes as he reveals the fascinating mission behind “Operation Bumblebee”.

In 1946 on Topsail Island, the U.S. Navy embarked on a top-secret missile development program. Foreseeing the role of missiles in future combat, the Navy constructed a research station including eight towers used to photograph rockets that whizzed by at speeds up to 1500 mph! Eventually the program outgrew its barrier island site and was transferred to California. But the remnants of the program remain…two of the original towers still stand among the dunes and the original explosion proof assembly building serves as the Missiles and More Museum. Join Billy Barnes as he reveals the fascinating mission behind “Operation Bumblebee”.