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This is the podcast for March 23rd, 2006, being recorded on March 22nd, because we've got

some business to attend to tomorrow night.

And by the way, it's not safe for work.

Nope, still not safe for work.

And we're still recorded live from the Cornfield Resistance, where we're going to get down

to the important matters first and right away.

It's the professional left with Drift Glass and Blue Gow.

All right, first issue is reviving our long-dormant feature, Science Fiction University.

By the way, my brother loves this feature.

I think he hates everything else, but he loves this feature.

So this one is for the love of the genre and for the IRS, Blue Gal.

Right. We got to write off those movie tickets.

How did you like Project Hail Mary, the movie?

The movie.

Well, I liked it very much.

I thought it was the good investment of a Sunday afternoon.

I thought Ryan Gosling, first of all, he's just got this face.

There was this big humongous poster cardboard stand thing of the movie in the middle of the

movie theater entrance for Project Hail Mary. And there is his face. And I said to you as we're

walking in the theater, he's got this face. This face. This face. And it's an actor's face. And it's an, it is also, it's a handsome face, but it's an average guy face. It's the boy who grew up to be a man. He's still got a little bit of the boy in the face. And he is, I think, a good character actor. Yes, he is. He has star qualities, but he also is a good character actor.

Yes, he is.

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