Babylon Podcast #124: Feedbackapalooza Part Deux
Posted by Summer on August 13, 2008 · 10 Comments
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Kevin James Dobson is credited with directing two episodes; ‘Into the Fire’ and ‘Whatever Happened to Mr. Garibaldi?’. He had been directing since 1977 on many projects.
Isn’t it a little early to start the Byron-bashing?
Your latest episode on iTunes (#124) is corrupted and won’t download. Hope you can repair it.
A little early?
We’ve been doing it for years ; )
Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone knows of a good program to timeshift recording the webstream of the live feed. I was using a program called Snaptune One that was recommended by Dubshack, but they’ve since discontinued support for that program and I can’t get it to work anymore. I really miss the off-official banter that goes on in the live feed and would really like to know how i can get back to listening to the live feed again. I live in Singapore, so, with the time difference, am unable to actually turn on Streamripper (work blocks these streams) in time for the live feed.
Thanks again everyone!
Arkle obviously never saw the Byron pinata next to the Corralejo in the Zocalo.
Hey, guys. I hate to sound like this, but…is there ever going to be another Babylon podcast that isn’t all about the JMS post? Because, I have to admit, I’m getting more than a little tired of it. One WHOLE show was enough. This has been going on for FOUR episodes, now, if I recall correctly, counting the last two “feedback-a-palooza” episodes. (Although, I have to also admit that I stopped listening to #124 about 10 seconds into the first, whiny “JMS betrayed us” voicemail. I have better things to spend my time on. Like making snarky comments.)
Either get on with the geeking and/or interviewing, or I’m going to have to move on. As much as I enjoy the show, there is only so much we can take.
MOVE. ON.
“Remember Byron!”…I really like the role and the actor.
The hair I agree was a little too soap opera, but it is a well known fact that the hair is a reflection of the power of the mind
Once the Deep Geeking on Season 5 starts, I expect to hear several “Leave Byron alooooone!” calls during the Feedbackapaloozas.
Kaa,
you didn’t listen to the live feed last week, did you…
Honestly, we didn’t expect this to go on this long, but we had a lot more feedback to process than we thought we’d get. We didn’t want to overlook the good points that were in some of the comments.
You have to admit, it completely changes the past five years of anticipation for millions of fans, so yes, it’s something to analyze and talk to death, just like we do with everything else Babylon 5 related