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The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Leisure, Tv & Film

4.7 • 704 Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2010

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Movies and movie soundtracks are on the agenda, as we talk Giacchino, Star Trek soundtracks, bad movies we have loved, Blade Runner, Kick Ass, and the prospect of a “Dark Tower” movie/TV series combo platter.

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0:00.0	It's September 2010, and this is The Inconquerable Podcast.
0:08.6	We're back on the Incomparable podcast.
0:10.9	The topic today is movies.
0:12.2	It's freeform because we had lots of really grand designs, big plans and pants to match, and they failed miserably.
0:20.1	So instead, it's like the potpourri category of the incomparable.
0:25.0	I'm Jason Snell. Joining me today on the podcast, we have from the wilds of Massachusetts, Dan Moran.
0:31.7	Hi, Dan. It's nice to be back. It seems like it's been so long since the last time I was on a podcast.
0:36.6	You're like on the podcast every week now.
0:38.3	What's that about?
0:38.9	Almost every day, really.
0:40.9	You're a four-tool geeky podcast guy.
0:44.1	I got it all.
0:45.2	And joining me from the Wilds of Southern California is Ben Boychuk.
0:49.1	Hi, Ben.
0:49.5	Hello, my fine feathered friends.
0:52.4	There are no feathers here.
0:53.7	This is not the feathery podcast.
0:55.5	That's a different podcast.
0:56.5	Oh, darn.
0:57.2	I think I'm supposed to be on a different call.
0:59.1	So movies is the topic, and I know you guys are movie lovers.
1:03.2	I would actually thought I would start by bringing up the topic of movie music, because that's
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