Episodes Delayed Until I Can Find Time To Edit Them
June 11, 2010
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Posted by Dr. Disaster
My apologies friends, romans, and countrymen. Working as a substitute teacher and finding a real job takes A LOT of time. I didn’t think it would require this much effort, but it does.
I don’t want to promise when episodes will go out because I’ll probably never make the deadlines (for now). So for a while now if an episode goes out, it means I had time that week to edit it together.
You can also blame Mass Effect 2 and Super Mario Galaxy 2 for eating up my remaining free time.
Kiss Kiss
The Poor Bastard Who Has to Cut This Show Together Every Week.
Tags: mass effect, super mario galaxy
Categories: Podcast
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Tags: mass effect, super mario galaxy
It is now called Classic Schedule.
Haha so true.
Oh, Super Mario Galaxy 2?
That’s okay, then. I understand.
It could be worse. He could have said Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition.
I think I’m supposed to say something witty and clever, but I’m not going to. I didn’t even know that Super Mario Galaxy 2 came out yet. I’m so hopelessly out of touch I’m almost an old man.
Can I call you PB now, for Poor Bastard?
Seriously, Dr. Disaster, don’t even think of Fallout. It will make sure you never get anything done in the next year or more.
Poor Doctor D. Damned into adulthood before his time T-T
Quick question, Who likes anime? Post responses on this page.
I used to be obsessed with Bleach, but I’m not really into it any more. I still think Death Note is pretty good, though.
Evangelion kicks major ass. ‘Nuff said.
I still masturbate to Sailor Moon.
I really hope he means sub’s, not dub’s.
Also, I like Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei. Very good, very dark humor.
i love 涼宮ハルヒの憂鬱, フリクリ, obviously all the miyasaki ones. also really got hooked on claymore for some reason. and watched quite a bit of other stuff too…
Oh yeah, I forgot about Studio Ghibli. I love most of their stuff, but I can’t stand Spirited Away or Pom Poko.Howl’s Moving Castle is one of my favourite films ever, though.
Howl´s moving castle was the only movie I saw in the cinema. I knew every single person in that cinema and almost everyone had gone independently of each other.
There was a 45 minute blackout in the middle of the movie. Good times…
Fun thing. A week ago I watched my first ever episode of Dr. Who and in doing so discovered new levels of awesome.
Doctor Who is super amazing. But I got excluded by my friends for a day by saying Matt Smith was better than David Tennant. Although I liked D-max, I just think that M-max is much more natural and funny.
Ehh, I think both of them were good. I like David Tennant better, but that just might be because I started watching Doctor Who when he was on. I also love how the comments no longer talk about the post…
I haven’t had the chance to see Matt Smith yet, except at the end of The End of Time, because I’m in America, but I have to say that David Tennant was the baddest-assest Doctor since Tom Baker. You can’t say nuffin’ to Tom Baker.
It’s unfair. I wait through the whole of 2009 for the next season of Doctor Who, and then I find out that SciFi^H^H^H^H^H SyFy isn’t carrying the show anymore. Now I have to wait until the whole season is completely over before I can watch it on NetFlix.
And I have to say, NetFlix Instant Play on the Wii is the frick-frackingest most awesome use of technology I’ve ever seen. It’s a shame that I’ll have to wait several years or so until they put their entire database up for Instant Play. Or, I hope they’ll do it in several years.
Gasp, Doctor Who talk!
Matt Smith is good, but he’s not as good as Tennant yet. Amy, however, is proving to be more than a tag-along, and having Rory (Her Finance/Husband/Luigi in distress) has made for some interesting scenes.
@Mr. Timms
If you like Tom Baker, why not make a scarf? (It only took me 6 months)
http://www.doctorwhoscarf.com/
Although I know that there’s a tradition of aweful acting in Dr. Who, I just felt embarassed most of the time when watching David Tennant. As I said, I just find Matt Smith a bit more natural.
I started watching on the 2005 season since it was the one who seemed furthest back without being “aged”
I was kind of confused with the Christopher Eccleston because I had always heard of the pure awesome The Doctor was. Then David Tennant took over and it all made sense.
Those two being my only point of reference (except one half of an episode with Tom Baker) I would say that David Tennant is doing a splendid job. He might be slightly ridiculous but If I was basically a god among men I would probably act like he did.
@BadnikHunter
Since Dr. D Refuses to entertain us we need to entertain ourselves.
PS. Is it just me or is The Doctor getting younger with each regeneration?
@Joshua He is getting younger which each regeneration.
Thanks for the link, Chocolate_bob. Jelly baby?
Maybe that’s why his companions keep getting younger… >winkwink<
Actually, I think that's true. But it's probably also to appeal to the next generation of young nerdlings.
I am guessing that The Doctor is much more of a action hero now just by looking at the age of the first Doctor. And the fact that they we capable of doing physical stunts to a lesser degree when it started. Much like the Jedi syndrome in star wars. The higher budget for stunts the more agile the Jedi become.
Since there is still no pods here I would like to take the opportunity to plug a site called www.TED.com
I do not know how well known it is but it is a site that deserves to be visited by everyone.