20: Everyone's a Redshirt in Real Life

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 17 January 2011

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Get your hat and your shotgun and prepare for the Zombie Apocalypse! We discuss AMC’s TV series “The Walking Dead,” as well as touch on some zombie movies including “Zombieland” and “Dawn of the Dead.”

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0:00.0	The Incomparable Podcast, number 20, television for January 2011.
0:18.4	We are back on the incomparable podcast.
0:23.4	The topic today is television.
0:34.0	And in this case, we're going to be talking about the AMC TV series, which premiered on Halloween and ran for six episodes in its first season, The Walking Dead. It was a big hit.
0:34.8	It's coming back later in 2011 for a second season. So we're going to talk about The Walking Dead based It was a big hit. It's coming back later in 2011 for a second season.
0:38.7	So we're going to talk about The Walking Dead based on the comic book written by Robert Kirkman.
0:44.3	What was it called?
0:45.1	It was called Hello Kitty versus Mario.
0:51.1	Oh.
0:52.1	They took some liberties.
0:53.9	Yeah.
0:54.9	Joining me today to discuss Hello Kitty versus Mario. Oh. They took some liberties. Yeah. Joining me today to discuss Hello Kitty versus Mario are my guests.
0:59.6	John Syracuse is here.
1:00.9	Hey, John.
1:02.0	Hey, Jason.
1:02.8	What's up?
1:03.7	Uh, we will see.
1:06.1	We will see.
1:06.7	Because our other guest is the incomparable Steve Lutz.
1:10.0	I was going to say brains, but considering that the source material was Hello Kitty versus Mario,
1:19.7	I guess I'll be more pure to the source material and go with, It's a Me!
1:24.2	Spoiler alert, Mario.
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