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Publisher |: The Incomparable

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Best Of,; Comics,; Movies,; Society & Culture,; TV & Film

Categories Via RSS |: TV & Film

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Classic episodes of The Incomparable, delivered weekly.

Classic episodes of The Incomparable.

Premiere Date |: 2014-12-01
Frequency |: Periodic
Explicit |: No

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81 Available Episodes (81 Total) / Average duration: 01:13:16

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81 Available Episodes (81 Total)Average duration: 01:13:16

Sep 22, 2019

01:25:48

Saturday Morning Draft - Pour a sugary bowl of cereal and sit down in front of the TV for a long morning of entertainment. It’s time for our Saturday Morning draft, in which nine people of various ages draft favorite their favorite kid programming from their childhood. Plus cereal. Did we mention cereal?

Host Jason Snell with Erika Ensign, David J. Loehr, Chip Sudderth, Allison Truj, Monty Ashley, Kelly Guimont, Kathy Campbell and Brian Hamilton.

Mar 30, 2019

01:31:15

Rocket Surgery: "Star Raiders" (1983) - It’s the Rocket Surgery Film Festival! In this episode, we’re watching something that proves that computer-game film adaptations were a bad idea from the very beginning! Based on a late 1970s Atari game, it’s the ill-fated “Star Raiders.” There’s a not-dashing star pilot, a sullen space princess, an annoying robot, and is that Sheriff Lobo in a tight-fitting jumpsuit? If you’re looking for a cross between “Star Wars” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark”, are you in for some disappointment. Once again, we watched the movie so you don’t have to. Correction: Due to a clerical error, none of these movies actually exist. This episode was entirely improvised.

Host Jason Snell with Erika Ensign, Dan Moren, Steve Lutz, Monty Ashley and Philip Michaels.

Jan 27, 2018

01:45:50

"Doctor Who" story draft - In the 54 years of “Doctor Who” there have been roughly 275 different stories. We collected seven “Doctor Who” fans and forced them to pick favorites in a draft format! The result is a great selection of 28 stories from both the classic and modern eras, unless you’re a fan of the single Doctor who did not have a single episode picked.

Host Jason Snell with James Thomson, Lizbeth Myles, Alyssa Franke, Erika Ensign, Chip Sudderth and Steven Schapansky.

Oct 08, 2017

01:52:58

The Dark Tower novels - It took thousands of pages over seven novels, but eventually Stephen King finished his genre-busting series, The Dark Tower—and eventually we finished it too! Join four faithful readers who have taken the journey with Roland and his Ka-Tet and are ready to report back. We’ve got 30 minutes of non-spoiler discussion for prospective readers, followed by a lightning-round palaver about all seven main-sequence books, and how they link with other parts of King’s work.

Host Jason Snell with Erika Ensign, John Siracusa and Dan Moren.

May 23, 2017

01:02:35

Dan Moren wrote a book! - A panelist from the very first episode, Dan Moren is now a published science-fiction novelist. Dan’s book, “The Caledonian Gambit,” was released today. Seven years ago, before The Incomparable even existed, Jason read a draft of Dan’s book… proving that sometimes the road to having your book published can be a long one, but with talent and perseverance it can be done. In this special episode, Jason talks to Dan about how he started writing novels, when he started working on what would become “The Caledonian Gambit”, how he got an agent, the revision process, and where his novel-writing career takes him from here. (The episode doesn’t have any spoilers for the book.)

Host Jason Snell with Dan Moren.

Nov 05, 2016

01:21:56

Monster/Supervillain Draft - Live from the Now Hear This podcast festival in Anaheim, it’s our supervillain/monster draft. What makes a villain super? When is hating a monster actually just a misguided case of space racism? Who—other than Lex Friedman—is the greatest monster of all? It might be you! Listen to find out!

Host Jason Snell with Erika Ensign, David J. Loehr, Steven Schapansky, Aleen Simms, Dan Moren, Brian Hamilton, Steve Lutz, Monty Ashley and Joe Rosensteel.

Oct 15, 2016

01:43:16

The beer episode. - We’ve done episodes where we’ve sat around and drunk beer before, but we always had the thin veneer of some other topic to guide us. This time, however, the topic of the episode is beer, and we’ve conscripted listener (and Almanac Beer co-founder) Jesse Friedman to select five different beers for us to imbibe and discuss. Is Jason a monster for liking dark beer? What will our panel think of the sour and bitter choices? What’s the difference between a lager and an ale? What makes dark beer dark? Jesse has the knowledge, and we let him share it while we drink the beer he bought us.

Host Jason Snell with Jesse Friedman, Marco Arment, David J. Loehr, Lauren Snell, Dan Moren, Philip Mozolak, Brian Hamilton and Steve Lutz.

Oct 01, 2016

01:37:56

Rocket Surgery: "Frankenstein Island" - Our rocket surgeons take on 1981’s “Frankenstein Island,” Jason’s go-to bad movie from his high school days. What do balloons have to do with Frankenstein? What’s that brain doing in that tupperware container? Why are there zombies dressed like longshoremen? What is John Carradine doing? How did Jocko lose the eye? There are so many questions, but so few answers.

Host Jason Snell with Tony Sindelar, Steve Lutz, Monty Ashley, Brian Hamilton, Glenn Fleishman and David J. Loehr.

Jul 04, 2016

01:50:56

"Cool Cat Saves the Kids" - Our Rocket Surgery panel attempts to apply logic to “Cool Cat Saves the Kids,” an inexplicable educational film featuring a couple of people in animal suits, some music videos, parade footage, and many questionable lessons for children. But there are cameos by Erik Estrada and Vivica A. Fox! Anyway, our logic slides right off.

Host Jason Snell with Steve Lutz, Philip Michaels, Monty Ashley and Brian Hamilton.

Mar 04, 2016

01:22:49

Hey, there’s a new “Ghostbusters” trailer! From 2011, here’s our discussion of the original 1984 film.

Sep 22 | 01:25:48

479: Specifically Boo Berry

Mar 30 | 01:31:15

453: Turn Left at the Asteroid

Jan 27 | 01:45:50

391: You Stole My Layer

Oct 08 | 01:52:58

374: Just Give Me 35 Years

May 23 | 01:02:35

354: Sons of Caledonia

Nov 05 | 01:21:56

325: The Monster Mash

Oct 15 | 01:43:16

322: Tastes Like College

Oct 01 | 01:37:56

320: The Power! The Power! The Power!

Jul 04 | 01:50:56

307: Mascot Hands

Mar 04 | 01:22:49

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