52: A Cthuluesque Vomiting of Ideas

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 22 August 2011

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Rip off your hearing limbs and join us for the first anniversary edition of The Incomparable. As with the first podcast, the Book Club discusses a China Mieville novel: in this case, “Embassytown.” Also: What are we reading? Glenn is reading a comic book. We are disappointed.

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0:00.0	The Incomparable podcast
0:09.4	Episode
0:12.6	52
0:13.4	August
0:19.6	2011
0:20.6	First Anniversary Edition August 2011.
0:24.7	First Anniversary Edition.
0:41.0	We're back on The Incomparable, and I have reconvened again our book club, because this is an anniversary of sorts. This is basically a year, almost to the day, of the original episode of The Incomparable.
0:49.1	And this is indeed Incomparable number 52. Jason, I didn't get us anything.
0:56.7	The voice you just heard is one of our former podcast members.
1:03.0	Dan Moran joins me.
1:05.0	He was on that first podcast, and the other participants were on that podcast as well, Glenn Fleischman.
1:10.6	Welcome back. You've made it a year. Congratulations.
1:13.1	Thank you. Congratulations to you for having the fortitude to do this.
1:16.5	Yes, I quit.
1:19.6	This podcast is over.
1:21.7	One year and we're over.
1:24.0	And also joining us is as he was on episode one when we didn't have a name for the podcast.
1:29.5	Scott McDonulty.
1:30.2	Hi, Scott.
1:31.2	I am so glad that we are the only people that have survived the great incomparable killing.
1:38.3	Yes.
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