EPISODE 59: JURASSIC DESPICABLE, PT. 1
Posted by The Frequency Of Fear at 7/6/2009 6:12 PM 
Categories: X Minus One, Huge Voice, Prof. Peter P. Picklepepper, Cheesy Chelsea, Mojimbo Green, Taliesin's Top 3, Mister Master Mastrepol, Dr. Wilheim Von Martinez, Doctor Despicable, Dr. Bulletbra, Basil Salt, SF68
Categories: X Minus One, Huge Voice, Prof. Peter P. Picklepepper, Cheesy Chelsea, Mojimbo Green, Taliesin's Top 3, Mister Master Mastrepol, Dr. Wilheim Von Martinez, Doctor Despicable, Dr. Bulletbra, Basil Salt, SF68
(50.8 MB; 1:51:07 MIN)
Doctor Despicable decides to open theme parks in various time periods in order to really cash in on his time travel discovery. When he brings potential investors to the Jurassic Period, things get a little hairy... especially for Dr. Von Martinez!
While we try to survive cavemen, dinosaurs, Mister Master Mastrepol and a particularly ticked off henchman, you get to listen to two X Minus One episodes and an SF68 episode concerning prehistoric time travel! Taliesin gives us a few examples of time travel in vampire fiction, courtesy of Taliesin Meets The Vampires.
"Jurassic Despicable, Pt. 1" was written by W Ralph Walters,
with additional dialog by Elaine Barrett, Brent Hinks and KC Locke
Prof. Peter P. Picklepepper - Jack J. Ward
Basil Salt - KC Locke
Mojimbo Green - KC Locke
Dr. Bulletbra - Elaine Barrett
Dr. Wilheim Von Martinez - Brent Hinks
Huge Voice - Jim Chevas
Mister Master Mastrepol - Paul Mannering
Cheesy Chelsea - Therese Chevas
Doctor Despicable appears courtesy of HG Wells
Whatever was left - W Ralph Walters
Played: 3706 | Download | Duration: 01:51:38
Did you notice in the 2nd OTR, they called the dinosaur a "Teh-rhinocerous Rex?" ROTOFLAMOALF and such.
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What a scary cliffhanger,trapped in a land before pie! Fantastic show everyone, I'm really looking forward to the next installment.
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Now why is it that time travel focuses so much on hunting. It seems like a wonderful way to explore how pre-historic fruit can be used to make pie. For that matter, what about meat pies. Dr. D is missing out on some wonderful opportunities here. The development of Von Martinez is well appreciated, as is the podcast.
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I appreciate your input, Aldon, but please note that the dinosaurs here appear to be doing most of the hunting - US! It breaks my black, old heart to say it, but there was very little time for pie research. Of course, that doesn't mean I can't go back later, WITHOUT the annoying tourists...
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But WITHOUT the annoying tourists, Dr. D, there would be lots of dead air. Your healthy, someday-rule-the-world ego can only stretch so far. One hopes that Eugene will someday, past, present or future, make a hungry T-Rex flee in tears while your 'feets don't fail you now!' Wait! Suddenly, I have a taste for a slice of sour cherry PIE.
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Jim? Who's Jim? I thought I was talking to Aldon! No, Jim (if that is indeed your name), without the annoying tourists, there would be more ME. And that Zombie fellow, perhaps. Now hand over that pie, or I'll send Von Martinez and his hunchbacked pet monkey to stay with YOU for awhile!
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I don't know-oh! Theow's something scwewy going on heow! Is it possible to pwe-date a post? The sowow cheowy PIE was eaten days ago.
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