You know them, you love them, you thought they were so cute and cuddly that you wanted one as a pet, or maybe a next door neighbor -- but I thought "Star Wars" could have done without those little Ewoks. But then again, I didn't like "District 9" so what do I know?
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Ep. 1.4: "He's a Sumo Wrestler"
To help finance our little Road Trip, we might have to put on costumes and sing a song or two in front of the comvention center. It's very possible!
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Ep. 1.3.5: "Archie"
Have you heard the news about Archie? You haven't? Holy cow, what planet have YOU been living on?
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
On The Road is now on iTunes!
Holy Cow, we made it to the "big time." On The Road to Comic-Con is available through iTunes! That means you can download episodes of the show, take them with you wherever you go, and when you're laughing at our corny jokes, people will stop you and ask, "What are ya laughing at?" And you can say, "Just a couple of geeky guys."
What a day!
What a day!
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Ep. 1.2.5: "Movie Review: District 9"
This is a special episode of On The Road. It's our first audio podcast, and we spend our time reviewing the newest Sci-Fi movie to hit the big screen -- District 9.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
District 9
The only good reason for me to miss Peter Jackson's new movie "District 9" is that I'm dead.
Robert got a haircut!
Now, I don't know if you'll think Robert's haircut is newsworthy material, but it is to the rest of us because it's mighty short. Not marine "high and tight" short, but sorta like bank manager short.
No more shaggy look. Now he's Mr. Clean. It's going to take some time getting used to.
No more shaggy look. Now he's Mr. Clean. It's going to take some time getting used to.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Battlefield Earth
If your only exposure to "Battlefield Earth" is through the movie of the same name, then get off your duffus, go to Barnes & Noble or Amazon and order the book. The book is something else; it's a masterpiece in science fiction; and if it's not on your bookshelf by Christmas, put it on your "wish list" and don't settle for anything else.
I've read L. Ron Hubbard's "Battlefield Earth" twice, and when we make our 2010 trip to Comic-Con, it's going to be in my hot little hands.
The book, which is a hefty 1,050 pages long, is about Johnnie "Goodboy" Tyler and his struggle to take back Earth from the aliens who invaded it many years ago. And just when you thought it was a done deal, Hubbard throws in another twist, another turn.
It's a purely science fiction book, and I don't understand why you're still reading THIS when you could be online ordering "Battlefield Earth."
Now, get along with you!
I've read L. Ron Hubbard's "Battlefield Earth" twice, and when we make our 2010 trip to Comic-Con, it's going to be in my hot little hands.
The book, which is a hefty 1,050 pages long, is about Johnnie "Goodboy" Tyler and his struggle to take back Earth from the aliens who invaded it many years ago. And just when you thought it was a done deal, Hubbard throws in another twist, another turn.
It's a purely science fiction book, and I don't understand why you're still reading THIS when you could be online ordering "Battlefield Earth."
Now, get along with you!
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
Saturday, August 1, 2009
I'm hungry for a burger!
There are not too many things that will get me moving off the couch like a fantastic hamburger! And from what I hear, there are a few burger joints in San Diego that I'm just going to HAVE to try.
In-N-Out will probably be the first burger stop we make when we get to Comic-Con 2010, only because everybody considers it THE burger joint of the west. It may just be a glorified Burger King, but we'll let you know.
Next up? Original Tommy's Hamburgers with 100% beef patties, double-thick slices of real cheese, fresh chopped onions, hand sliced beefsteak tomatoes, pickles and mustard -- with CHILI. Our arteries will be begging for mercy!
How about a stop at Ruby's Diner? The Rubyburger, with 1/3 lb. fresh choice ground beef has been an all-American classic for 25 years! And all of their burgers are served with "Refillable" Fries! Oh, baby! That's the way I like it!
Finally, we'll be sure to stop off at Rocky's Crown Pub, where you get a burger with a local pub atmosphere. The only items on the menu are burgers and fries, with or without cheese (American or swiss) -- and beer!
Yes indeed! The summer of 2010 is going to be a Burger Fest on our Road to Comic-Con!
In-N-Out will probably be the first burger stop we make when we get to Comic-Con 2010, only because everybody considers it THE burger joint of the west. It may just be a glorified Burger King, but we'll let you know.
Next up? Original Tommy's Hamburgers with 100% beef patties, double-thick slices of real cheese, fresh chopped onions, hand sliced beefsteak tomatoes, pickles and mustard -- with CHILI. Our arteries will be begging for mercy!
How about a stop at Ruby's Diner? The Rubyburger, with 1/3 lb. fresh choice ground beef has been an all-American classic for 25 years! And all of their burgers are served with "Refillable" Fries! Oh, baby! That's the way I like it!
Finally, we'll be sure to stop off at Rocky's Crown Pub, where you get a burger with a local pub atmosphere. The only items on the menu are burgers and fries, with or without cheese (American or swiss) -- and beer!
Yes indeed! The summer of 2010 is going to be a Burger Fest on our Road to Comic-Con!
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