X-cited for more trivia? Well, here we go with one more Crossword Clues episode. This time, it’s that tricky letter X. I give you the number of letters and a clue, you just have to guess the word.
Let’s go.
X-cited for more trivia? Well, here we go with one more Crossword Clues episode. This time, it’s that tricky letter X. I give you the number of letters and a clue, you just have to guess the word.
Let’s go.
We discuss the Demon City Shinjuku anime, along with the roleplaying game and a bit of a discussion of the novel as well.
Next month, we’ll be discussing 16bit Sensation: Another Layer, which is available for streaming on Crunchyroll.
The next podcast I’ll be doing with Jon M. Wilson is Star Trek Reading Hour, and we’ll be using The Story Graph for some activities. If you are unfamiliar with the app, it is most comparable to GoodReads, but has no ties to Amazon. It allows forums, Buddy reads, and reading challenges. If you are interested in participating, click through for additional links, in.
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Trey and Blaine discuss a rags-to-riches story set in India, plus a sidetrack into the birth of the MCU.
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Moving on from puppets into a full on disaster movie.

The man who brought countless characters to life, Peter Cullen, has passed away. Best known as Optimus Prime in the Transformers franchise, he also voiced Eeyore in the more recent Winnie the Pooh films.
Getting sick of posting these. Curry starred in films as wide ranging as the cult classic, Rocky Horror Picture Show, the dark comedy Clue, Stephen King’s IT, and Muppet Treasure Island. Voice roles included Nigel Thornberry, Hexus in FernGully, and Chancellor Palpatine in later seasons of The Clone Wars. He was fixture on stage, debuting as King Arthur in Monty Python’s Spamalot. He was nominated for a Grammy for narrating the audiobooks for A Series of Unfortunate Events.
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Look up in the sky. Take it all in. It’s trivia about the night sky: Constellations, Planets, and Stars for this week’s Dorky Geeky Nerdy.
Though not big on the genre stuff, Parton was a huge advocate for reading. Her Imagination Library donated books all over the world.
There are few things as geeky as that. We raise a glass to you, Dolly.
ETA: I am a bad geek! She was on The Orville.