It’s the start of another two-parter, folks, and like always, Wiliam discusses Wonder Woman. We also tackle heated issues of breakfast food, and explain why computers suck now. And William, in a rare moment of backbone, stands up to Tony, with loud protestations! Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
Donuts or bagels?
What’s your favorite web browser?
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So this is the second part of last week’s episode. We finally catch up on TV (I know you were worried), before delving into the deep issues of morality and karma. Also, the cats hang around a lot. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
Why are my trains late on the those rare occasions I am on time? — Anonymous
Do you believe in karma? — Anonymous
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Basically, William fixes everything that modern film is ruining about Wonder Woman. That’s pretty much the whole show. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
Dear William and Tony, What is your favorite single line from a book you’ve read? –Mark McKibben
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William gets really philosophical tonight. Multiple times. And then we write letters to our past selves. Also, at some point, Tony saw a movie. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
Tony & William, What is your favorite soup and why? — Bloodsparrow
Dear Tony & William, What do you think your teenage selves would think of your life now? — Craig
LINKS:
Bat Dad. Enough said.
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This week is Tony’s anniversary, so we’re not recording tonight. But we recorded last week, just for you! We talk pro wrestling, space flight, and then crap all over the concept of sports like a couple of bitter drama students! Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
Why do people like the Olympics so much? — Anonymous
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More of William’s freaky childhood this week, including a fire. Tony’s theory that he’ll become a serial killer continues. Then we talk superheroes, and superpowers. And some dumb stuff about animals. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
Servants of the Hat, In the Marvel Universe, Thor is a God. Does he have superpowers? — The Producer
What does the fox say? — Anonymous
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This week, we delve more into William’s past, wax philosophical about electronics, discuss authors we don’t actually know, and crap on modern science fiction. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
Dear Tony & William, Mac or PC? –Craig
What are your feelings about Kurt Vonnegut? — Anon
Assertion: The sci-fi of my childhood had something it wanted to say. Today’s sci-fi just wants to look pretty. Discuss. Love, The Producer
LINKS:
This is the video Tony mentioned in this episode.
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Tony is not feeling too well, this episode. Unsurprisingly, it doesn’t stop him from babbling for a big chunk of the show. But eventually, he sort of settles back, and William talks a lot about himself and his life, and opens up in a way we don’t often see on the show. It’s pretty impressive. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
*Dear Dissonant and Confused Forced Voices of the Magical Talking Hat, Remember that time 5 years ago when you were really mad? Does it matter now? –Azuretalon!!!
* = question was abridged or digested
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We come back for part two of the two weeks we were gone… which is now three weeks, so whatever. But Tony catches us up on the second half of his “weeks,” and William decides to talk about the stuff he wasn’t going to talk about last week. Then, zombies. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
What do you make of our culture’s current obsession with zombies? — Anonymous
LINKS:
This is the artistic “reimagining” we were talking about in this episode.
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We get kind of pretentious in our film critiques this week, so get ready for that. But then, we get a little sentimental, and a little musical. So it’s really just a fun time for everyone. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS:
Dear Dissonant and Confused Forced Voices of the Magical Talking Hat, What are you most grateful for? — Azuretalon!!!
Dear Tony & William, Do you play any musical instruments? Did you used to? — Craig
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