3: Doctor Sherlock vs. The Melty Man

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Leisure, Tv & Film

4.7 • 704 Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2010

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

It’s British TV time. Steven Moffat’s “Sherlock” and “Doctor Who” are on the agenda. We mention his sitcom “Coupling” too. And Glenn cranks the pretension meter up to ten, only for Jason to crank it right back down to one.

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0:00.0	So to explain who everybody is, well, I guess I could just introduce you and run the podcast.
0:04.8	Hey, our podcast has listeners in a name now.
0:07.9	Oh, my gosh.
0:09.0	That seems like a myth.
0:10.9	And I've grown to hate all of you because I edited every.
0:14.7	That's a good way to start the podcast.
0:18.5	I edited every last second out of that first podcast.
0:21.4	It's like every word that Glenn and Scott and Dan said, I've heard it like a million times.
0:26.9	Oh, I hate that, yeah.
0:27.9	I also cut myself out, like five minutes of me talking in that podcast.
0:31.2	I was just like, shut up.
0:32.6	Just take myself right out.
0:34.2	I think every podcast is open.
0:35.6	I hate all of you.
0:37.9	And welcome. And welcome. And welcome. And it's the incomparable podcast episode
0:42.5	three. Who knew that I hate all of you? Anyway, the secrets are revealed.
0:50.9	It's September 2010. This is the incomparable podcast number three, and I hate all of you, too.
1:01.9	We've talked comics.
1:03.3	We've talked books.
1:04.4	We're going to talk TV.
1:05.6	I'm Jason Snell.
1:06.4	Joining me across the table here in San Francisco is Jason Brightman.
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