Retronauts Episode 189: Neon Genesis Evangelion

Retronauts

Technology, Games, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2018

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Summary

You mustn't run away… from this episode! Classic sci-fi anime Neon Genesis Evangelion is coming to Netflix soon, and Wes Fenlon and Henry Gilbert join Jeremy Parish and Bob Mackey to explore the show, its legacy, and (of course) its video game tie-ins.

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0:00.0	UK export finance can help your business grow overseas.
0:03.6	Last year, we helped UK exporters access 7.4 billion pounds of support
0:08.8	by providing government-backed finance and insurance.
0:11.8	We can help you in export contracts with attractive finance terms.
0:15.6	Got orders overseas?
0:16.9	Fulfill them with a working capital loan.
0:19.3	Exporting to a challenge in market?
0:21.2	Make sure you get paired with the right insurance.
0:23.4	To get the exporters' edge, go to UKExportFinance.gov.uk
0:28.0	or search UK export finance.
0:30.1	As we can return outs, we rise like an angel to the heavens.
0:58.0	Hi everyone, welcome to a fine and exciting episode of RetroNots.
1:05.8	I am your cultured host, Jeremy Parish, and with me at this table, a band of non-roofians
1:11.1	including, hey, it's Bob Mackie and I've activated my AT&T field.
1:16.4	So what kind of service reception are you getting?
1:18.5	Just two bars.
1:19.5	AT&T sucks.
1:20.5	That's not good.
1:21.5	Who's that over there in the corner?
1:22.8	Hey, I'm Wes Fenland, the fifth child question mark.
1:26.1	Fourth?
1:27.1	Fourth here.
	...

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