THE BRAND SPANKIN' NEW FREQUENCY LITE PAGE
As some of you may know, we edit the original wraparound stories into their very own self-contained audio drama (emphasis on the "audio", not so much on the "drama"). They've been featured on the Sonic Society's podcast, the Jack And Shannon Show. We also had a page set up for those with a link to the right, but frankly, the page sucked. I wasn't crazy about the layout or how difficult it was to update, and Doc hated all the pastel colors I didn't notice because I'm terribly colorblind. In came Dr. Wilheim Von Martinez to save the day! After accidently re-inventing the Tofurkey, he set up a marvelous new Frequency Lite page, one that is more organized and allows for comments. We'll be expanding the page to include character and actor bios, as well as other fun stuff. Check it out!
New site looks gooood!
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Yes, indeed it does! And do I get any thanks for complaining about it?! No matter - this young Hinks person did an admirable job (even if he didn't consult me!)...
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The link from zombieastronaut.net needs to be updated though.
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After listening to an old favorite, "Getting into the Ghoultide Spirit," on FOF Lite, the current episode, "Jurassic Despicable Pt. 1," began to play all by itself. I don't mind this happening, as I like playing FOF when I'm going to sleep, but I've never been able to play more than one episode without physically getting up to choose and click on another title. Could this be a glitch? If I play the very first episode on FOF Lite, will it continue to play all the episodes to the most current without stopping?
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It's not a bug, I thought it would be handy to have all of the episodes bunched into one player. And yes, if you just let it play it will go backwards through all of the episodes. Now that I think about that it does seem a bit silly to go backwards rather than forward.
Is this something that you think should be changed? Would you prefer to just hear one episode at a time?
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My tastes are eccentric and fragmented. I like the older episodes, and I don't mind passing out as I begin to listen to a series of Lites that go on and on and on to the most recent. It's like having a remote for my pc (do those things exist?) If you don't hear from me on this subject anymore, I died on the sofa in much the same way Edgar G. Robinson accepted his euthanasia in "Soylent Green."
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