Is that a reference to the impending exit of that kidney stone ?

No new recordings until 2012, but releases will continue on schedule... unless Teague has too much eggnog and forgets. 

Or y'know, the world ends or whatever.

Since everything is on hiatus till 2012 I'll just say <Generic pleasantry pertaining to your specific holiday> I hope you all have goods time with <the beings that interest you> and <the being(s) that rubs your genitals in a pleasing manner>.

Be excellent to each other, dudes.

Sure, first week back from the break and were off on the ironic foot of once again having to work the one day of the weekend that the recording is scheduled.
Ah well.

If any panel kids have Droidmaker, there's like five pages of stuff on the making of the Genesis effect.

Alvy Ray Smith was in chargiest. Pardon while I drop some fresh, hot, knowledge.

http://db.tt/fyyPFA4G

I just watched it for the first time, as someone who really doesn't care about Star Trek. I've watched quite a few episodes, but I'm not really a "fan", so to speak. But Wrath of Khan is, objectively, a great movie.

Sunday at noon, probably. Still planning, but our default thing lately has been Sundays at noon. (Or 11, or something.)

I'll make it official when we know for sure.

Ugh.  I'm skipping this one.  I refuse to give my rental money to support Shyamalan's bad movie habit.

I've not seen this one. What do you reckon, should I sample tonight or go in cold tomorrow?

The sad thing is, it could have been worse. Quite a bit more was filmed, before it was decided to cut it down to 90 minutes, and your first thought is, "well, that's the problem! Too much was cut!" Then you watch the two deleted scenes on the DVD and see they're as bad as the rest. So, at least we didn't see the Kioshi Warriors fucked up as well.