Destroy All Podcasts DX Episode 78 - Gandahar a.k.a. Light Years

Submitted by Destroy All Pod... on 25 November, 2008 - 11:00.   |

Hosts: Jeremy, Mike, René Laloux, Skye, Star, Zuey

This was/will be about topless blue chicks, head wings, GIANT ENEMY CRABS, black power robots, how France has less gravity, and massive evil-in-the-future glans/brains.

Features an exclusive appearance by the film's director René Laloux!

Click [HERE] to grow boob-knees.

This is the cover of the American release, Light Years.

And here's what the evil robots and blue chicks look like.


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Hmm...
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Submitted by Mr Neil on 25 November, 2008 - 14:44.

Was this up yesterday and taken down for some reason? Your RSS feed said you had a new episode, but it was gone when I went to download.

~Neil

http://www.dasiencomic.com/



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Yeah.
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Submitted by Destroy All Pod... on 25 November, 2008 - 14:57.

Yeah, I THOUGHT it was up. For some reason the god of computers hates me lately and I had to upload this podcast 3 times before it finally worked. I have no idea what the problem was. But at least it's up correctly now. Sorry for the problems.

-Jeremy



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The novelization to
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Submitted by Destroy All Pod... on 25 November, 2008 - 15:01.

The novelization to Fantastic Voyage was written by Isaac Asimov. He was actually against the whole idea of miniaturization and tried to fix some of the movie's plot holes involving all the debris left behind by the crew. In the novel, the crew manages to force the submarine's wreckage out through the guy's tear ducts.

I actually saw this movie on HBO or maybe it was Cinemax. The only thing I remembered was the weird brain at the end and the deformed dudes.

-Andrew



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Cool, this movie was a
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Submitted by Ian on 26 November, 2008 - 21:10.

Cool, this movie was a strange one. I finally saw it years after seeing it as a kid and that every growing pulsating brain thing was just as trippy as it was when I was 8.



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