We return from the past, uncovering another buried recording from back in Feb that is definitely still totally relevant. Because we're always relevant, right?

We start this installment with plenty of geek fanfiction and then end on a very unintentionally thirsty note. In this episode we chat about:

- How Ensign Gates never got any spotlight in ST: TNG

- Killing stormtroopers, Inglourious Basterds style

- Murder vibes only

- No more narfs, no more zoits

- The over-wrought voice acting on the Netflix Transformers

- Nicole talks about Survive Style 5 and Wild Zero.

- Sneezing in anime.

- Chris talks about Space Sweepers.

- Random notes and the importance of including context when making them. Which leads us to....

- Piranha Erotica, The Primo Creamo, and Daddy Cullen.

And more!

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Ep 19: Ensign Gates Saves The Universe

The original demo for "The Nowhere King." I always wanted our villain to have a creepy sort of children's rhyme for a theme. Originally, I thought of children singing along to a broken, detuned music box that was sort of speeding up and slowing down. While Horse and Rider have their own lullaby theme, I also wanted our villain to have his own, much darker lullaby 

Art: very first concept drawing of the Nowhere King (by Megan)

The Nowhere King Demo

Maria Takeuchi - Plastic Love

An embarrassing cover of that one Steven Universe song created using a stock backing track and bad vocals. Wheeee

Giant Woman

Showdown - Marty Grimes and BJRNCK (Opening)

Chris Casos and Nicole Lamb are two former comic book store managers who keep each other sane by rambling on about their fanfictions. They’ll chat about what they’re reading and watching and then delve into rants about what they think would make things better. Spoilers, it’s either making things more queer or adding robots. Often times both.

Ep 19: Ensign Gates Saves The Universe

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