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FPR 004: My IPAQ won’t turn off

Tim Low auditions for The Dark Knight
Spokane’s got snow
Dubshack’s guide to surviving a Winter Apocolypse
Dragon Page: Cover to Cover Promo
Podcast Spotlight: Dragon Page: Cover to Cover
Cast Geeking

  • Jack Mangan’s Deadpaan Unshow #5
  • Things Are Looking Up Episode 11
  • Astrocast Episode 30: Part 2 of the Mitchel Report
  • The Horses Channel: A bit of knowledge Part Two
  • Comics Radar 35: The Late Christmas Episode
  • Fan Boy Smackdown Episode 46: Ghostbusters
  • From the Heart of Hollywood #33
  • Game Zone Radio #21
  • What the Cast Episode 24: 2008 Movie Predictions

Adventures in Scifi Publishing Promo
Voice Mail from JustaJoe and Trucker Overdrive
Technorama Promo
One last announcement for January

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7 Responses to “FPR 004: My IPAQ won’t turn off”

  1. Tony says:
    January 10, 2008 at 9:49 am

    Funny thing. The episode that the audio was pulled from was actually Episode #45. I mistakenly had the wrong file in the feed and it didn’t get fixed until Monday.

    I think that was a hilarious bit of audio to pull though. Thanks, Dub!

  2. Dubshack says:
    January 10, 2008 at 6:58 pm

    My pleasure. :)

    I’m serious though, I want people to call in with octopus impressions. :)

  3. Episode 25: Cars, Cloverfield and IndestructoTank! at WhatTheCast? says:
    January 16, 2008 at 2:59 pm

    [...] next Snakes on a Plane? Why does our non-love of the Pixar movie Cars bring forth the wrath of the Dubshack? Will Crispy ever stop playing IndestructoTank? All this and more on Episode 25 of WhatTheCast [...]

  4. Dubshack says:
    January 16, 2008 at 10:11 pm

    Thanks for the plug. :)

    I still disagree. Cars is a social commentary on how America has become too obsessed with the shiny and new, and forgotten about the beauty of our roots. I never saw Iron Giant, but The Incredibles was a silly movie about super heroes that find themselves irrelivant. How many times have I seen that story before.

    I do agree that you can make an excellent film on less money. Unfortunately we as Americans look too blindly at the glam, and resist anything with substance.

  5. Lambo says:
    April 9, 2008 at 9:51 pm

    Hey Dub,

    Thanks for taking a look at our show. Was unaware you did this for us. Thanks again…

    Peace,

    Lambo

  6. sketkar says:
    April 10, 2008 at 2:05 pm

    Thank for the plug Dub. I forgot about that specific riff/tangent we did, I make myself laugh.

  7. Dubshack says:
    April 20, 2008 at 7:04 pm

    No prob guys. I’m working on an awareness campaign right now, but honestly I’m afraid of the reaction I might get…