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We stand for Queen, Country and Video Games, BRB, UK, Worst teeth, better accents.

Hello and indeed, oh, and welcome to the Big Red Barrow UK podcast, episode 243.5.

My name is Coleman. Hi. And today, you get an extra little bit of BRB goodness for you,

your cheeky little monkeys. And once again, it is Tim doing another interview. This time,

it will be with a man returning to the show, much like the last time we did one of these. And that person returning to the show is Mr. Actionman himself, Dan Sheridan,

former communication bloke from EA and Sega, and now he's the communications manager,

over at End Dreams, who make the awesome VR games, and all-round nice dude. So yes,

today they'll be talking about Mr. Sheridan's progression through his career since the last time

he was on the show,

and also all the cool things that have come out from End Dreams and the history of the company,

and lastly, the brand new game Bloody Zombies, which is an excellent brawler, you should be checking out.

There'll be more information on how to do so at the end of this show, but until then,

stand by for Timmy Bibble Hibbs, talking to Mr. Action Dan Sheridan after this noise. I am back again with another interview. It's me, Tim, in case that that was too much of an out-there thing. People don't know me. If you don't know me by now, then you might never. But someone else that you might know by now, but maybe not know exactly where he's coming from at the moment, and we'll come back to that in a second. But a returning guest, Mr. Dan Sheridan, welcome back, sir. Hello, it's great to be back. It's been a while. I think it's been maybe a dragon age or two ago since the last game on. I think it wasn't necessarily the first game that we encountered each other on, possibly,

but definitely I first encountered you when we first crossed paths when you were with EA, sir,

as well back in the day.

Yeah, back in the day, back in the, you know, 10-year stint, almost the EA from the Sims 2 all the way to, I think I'd left

just before Star Wars Battlefront came out, so yeah, quite a while.

Quite a period, and yeah, basically, people may know you from that time as EA Action Man,

as your handle was on Twitter and stuff basically back then.

Yeah.

So they might recognise you from that.

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