812: Ridley Scott Just Can't Stop

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Tv & Film, Leisure, Arts

4.7 • 704 Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2026

⏱️ 120 minutes

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No voiceovers! More unicorns! Our journey deep into the futuristic world of 2019 Los Angeles continues with another look at “Blade Runner” — this time, it’s “The Final Cut” edition. Deckard’s identity revealed, sort of? Voiceovers removed! Superfans and sort-of-fans compare, contrast, and discuss....

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0:00.0	The incomparable number 812, April 2026.
0:09.8	I've recorded things you people wouldn't believe.
0:12.6	I've recorded discussions about the original theatrical release of Blade Runner.
0:16.2	I've watched the same podcast followed up immediately with an episode about another version of the same
0:22.7	movie. Fortunately, all of these podcasts will be lost in time, like episodes in an archive. Time to
0:29.5	talk. I'm Jason Snell. This is the incomparable. Blade Runner, the final cut, which means
0:35.9	no more Blade Runner episodes after this, right?
0:39.9	Right? Let me introduce my panelists. We are back to do a second episode about a different cut of the same movie.
0:45.9	Yes, Antony Johnston is here. Hello.
0:49.0	It's just a podcast, Jason, designed to provoke an emotional response.
0:53.3	It is. It is. and it is time to talk.
0:55.4	John Syracuse says here, hello.
0:57.6	I need the old podcaster, Jason.
0:59.2	I need your magic.
1:03.0	Moises Chouyan joins us.
1:04.4	Hello.
1:05.6	There are seven versions of Blade Runner, not five.
1:10.6	Seven. There are so many, not five. Seven.
1:11.3	There are so many, so many.
1:13.4	If you think about it, every frame is its own version.
1:15.9	Whoa.
1:16.7	Eric Anzine is also here.
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