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Mark, Fishy Sarcasm's Dominic Sparano, Senior Correspondent Charlie Saladino and Jenny Feldy discuss the news, a new Jaybird and Lee segment, Charlie interviews LI Who's Event Organizer Ken Deep and Dominic interviews Outer Space Men's Mariano Niciezia and Gordon Purcell
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0:40 A toy and welcome. Once again to a came from Ray, Liotta show, they got work on. This is your host more tourists speaking with me, via virtual distancing for the first time. In a long time, we have known our senior correspondent Choice, a Latino happy to be anywhere we have from deal. I Forge energy, Jenny Velde, eaten vegetables, feeling, great, and we Have from fishy sarcasm, actually 50 sarcasm, Donnie, definition transfer on. That car sarcasms. I don't know. It is fishy, sarcasm. Yeah, but it's 50 sarcasms. It's you belong to the fishy sarcasm. I'll, I saw you go into and look around. Lucian was to make it to the show. Aha, nice.
1:35 Thank you. Thank you. Hello. Again, I ate a Philly cheese steak tonight. So so if it is, so if people have the smell-o-vision know, the little vision, they can taste from previous event. One of the fans of the show. Listening paying attention taste. Yeah, that's true. And believe me. It was delicious. So, on their way up, now, there's a new one in my town. I wish I could go to Philly for it, but I don't go anywhere because yeah, you gotta go be vaccinated. Go to Philly now. Yes, one for anyone who's listening. I will say this to place the place where I live. We have so many different restaurants and food places. And there's this new Filly place that opened up and it's kind of authentic and the fact that use Cheez Whiz like you probably know. I don't know.
2:24 I don't so your choice and one of them was cheese whiz I'm like, that's authentic. I'm having the cheese was. Yeah, yeah. So on this week's show, we have another Jay Burnley segment, our very own senior correspondent. I shall denote has an interview from the li who with who event organizer can deep and our very own principal comics. Who's a fish sarcasms, Dominic definition as funnel is going to be having an interview with Gordon Purcell and Mario Mariano nicieza from the outer space meant my focus. Any of that we have to take it away with the news brought to you in part by the fine, folks of sci-fi got radio, that's sifi for your Wi-Fi. So the fine folks at the big avocado, which we got a radio show.
3:19 Also every over 25 years, six now, comic book stuff in pop culture. In this more information, go to www.carmensognonvi.com/newsletter for January, 29th of this year. Here is the Big Apple, Inc. Hard show and tickets. Are on sale right now, and I want to go out Shadows for our patrons up, which there are any Grill, award-winning, director, Jerry Brown, Kyle horn, Millie portes, new safety, measures and media. Orange chicken shot a rather, dark Huracan Yasmin or a and Rosa when have your own little shout out, go to our website wkyt.com and on the Donate button go and click on that. And for just a dollar you can be a patreon for our show. So let's see, as we always start off, we're going to start with the One bit of sad news actually to visit sad news, the soil here, legendary actress Betty White died. Recently in her sleep of natural causes just 18 days. Shy of her 100th.
4:12 Birthday with a career in TV and movie spanning over 70 of those years. From being the first woman to produce and star in her own sitcom to being one of the oldest actresses access to the Sis's. Still working. Earning herself, a Guinness Book World Record. You just listing everything that Like was in, would do her no justice in anticipation of her upcoming birthday. Betty participated in a documentary, special titled, Betty White, 100 years young. A birthday celebration that is scheduled to play in theaters across the country. Now, what I'm going to do after the end of this bit, we're going to play a clip of Betty White talking to the late. Larry King about deaths is very interesting on her perspective for that.
4:56 So Cena correspond Charlie saladino. Yes. Did you ever have the pleasure of meeting Betty White? Unfortunately, now it's she is she is legendary. She is the first lady of TV. Regardless of what everybody says she was the first lady to have her own sitcom and she was amazed. And she was funny, she was the engine windows that flew on the Mary, Tyler Moore Show between her and lo and stuff like that. And of course, with her her husband Allen Ludden, who died?
5:38 Very, very early age. They were quite a couple. So it's a shame to send any Pony good. Yeah. Now I said people like Betty why you want to live, you know you want them to live forever. Yeah. Kenny fell. Do you have you? Are you familiar with anyway? Yeah and it's very sad but I feel like Like I always try to focus on the solution or whatever the productive thought is. So now my thought is, you know what she's gone. So now, all the society can work together to take her place and try to fill her shoes. Hmm. All right. Dominic role model for us. Your fan of Abed.
6:23 He's worked on it. I mean yeah cuz it's the Golden Girls alone. I'm thankful that she's been a friend. Now, I got that one. I think I got it. I used to I used to watch The Golden Girls regularly with my mother. She would stay up at nights. So there's actually video because before my mother passed, I took video of her and ask her questions. In the background, you can hear the goal and girls. Yeah. So it's like very met at this point. Yeah. Well thank you. Yeah. It's a beautiful memory.
7:04 Yeah. So it's it's interesting because they see on Facebook, a lot of people like well she lived through 24 leap years, which means she has 24 extra days. So if you really do the math, she made it to 100 years and five days. And it's like, okay, whatever, you know. No, basically she I think People magazine and a couple magazines were going to do about being a hundred. Yeah, being hundred and in doing so they jinxed it. Yep, they jinxed it. Of course they have to because they got to get it to print. You don't want to put out how she turned 100 three months after the fact, no one cares. You want to do it right on her birthday. You know, but like look 99, it's pretty good. It's a pretty good run.
7:51 She was 18 days away from from getting a letter from the It now this President would write the letter anyway. So what this President, this was the letter. Oh my God from this President would like 10 different topics. A person. Forget where you going exactly? Yeah. The letters going to read congratulation bait. Betty Happy Thanksgiving. Yeah, that's rich. Look. She's just, she's lucky like she died at home because if she died in the hospital, they claim it as a covid, f. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yes, for free fast. Like to think that she did not die in her sleep that she and Keith Richards died, were involved in like a Highlander like battle.
8:34 I know Keith Richards has absorbed her power through the quickening and there can be only one and it's Keith Richards. He will live forever now. So, moving on for some more sad news, as I mentioned, she was 99 and probably at the end of the new segment, we're going to play that clip of her. So moving on to more send you, this is less than a second use. Collectibles expert and Comic Book Guy. Robert Bruce was found dead on recently. Inside a New Jersey storage facility Foul Play is not suspected of being suspected by police, although the investigation is still on the way. Well, we here at it came from the radio, know him from the convention circuit. Like I seem all time at conventions of most people know him from the ABC, AMC series, Comic Book Men. Charlie.
9:19 I know you've seen all right, during conventions? Yeah, yeah, I've seen him in conventions. II. Just can't believe that he's gone and the way he's gone, you know, I'm sorry. Did you say he was found in a storage locker that I hear that correctly. Yeah, he was found in a New Jersey, New Jersey. Yeah, that's what that's what. That's why I said it was just kind of strange the way he died, you know, I kind of imagined on. Could you imagine on Storage Wars when they opened that story? Tony Soprano. Yeah, so Dominica.
9:59 We also aware of Robert Bruce. If you ever get a chance to meet him during a convention times, you're running around. I never got to meet him. I have been to Red Bank, New Jersey, Ali enough to see Kevin Smith and funny enough. They actually filmed it and it's like the third Kevin Smith, special, right? And I'm actually apparently in the audience. Yes, you like haha? Yeah, for a second. There's me like laughing in the It's, as I'm looking it up, he, he died in the store. It says, Bruce was found inside a Red Bank, New Jersey storage facility, that doubled as his office. Okay? So chances are like, it was probably, it was obviously his face, but his own did not like that. It's obviously his storage unit and he was probably in there with a ton of Collectibles and he probably just died at his desk.
10:53 It probably something. I'm not I'm not a way to go. It says no foul play suspected most likely I'm going to guess heart attack or a stroke or an embolism or some kind like if it quote unquote natural cause I'm not trying to make fun of the dead but the man doesn't exactly look like a Bastion of health. So this is just what a way to go so you wouldn't believe he liked, you know, he was 62. Oh my God. Yeah, yeah, it's funny. As I was trying to Google them, all, they kept coming up was the former Scottish, King Robert, the Bruce. I'm like, that's clearly not not him. So let's see.
11:38 So moving on for the night as sad news, let's see. Um, let's do this one. Can we start calling you the it could be sadder news but it's not. Okay for me to be sad. News is not from happy news. I got to you know Mark we don't we don't we don't do happy news. Mark doesn't do. Have a new. We have a couple chicken leg was happy. Sorry. Yes. Oh the chicken log that they're serving. How's the fans of the show? Listen to a different episode. So from the you had one job Department.
12:18 What job? During the Harry Potter 20th anniversary, return to Hogwarts Shal a childhood. Photo of Emma Roberts was used instead of a photo of actual Harry Potter star and our Watson, a fan pointed out the are online and HBO quickly released the statement. Executive say, well spotted Harry Potter fans. Your boy and editing mistake of a mislabeled photographed. Our attention, new version will lay out shortly. What they should have said was my advice to us to start drinking heavily? Yeah we really you know what's funny is I was actually like mixing up those two this week and last week I found myself thinking like which ones which that's really funny that this became news.
13:03 It was in my head. Well I mean you spend all that money make a 20th anniversary special and you'll put the wrong picture. Like I get it. Some guy doesn't have a job anymore. Easy to State. How did that get through? Yeah. And what's the difference? They look nothing alike the same, okay? I'm just saying did that when you make a movie at the dailies, when you do this, nothing, anybody check Channel and agrees with me apparently. Not, right? Yeah. And it took a fan to notice it. So, good job. Good job.
13:44 Somebody. We know what what they should do is go to Emma Stone for comment. This is funny. See. Now that would be hilarious about the a controversy. Let's go to Emma Stone. See what she has to say. Let's go now reporter Emma Stone. That's why does she get residuals now, I don't know. Who knows? Yeah, I doubt it but that's just somebody. Somebody got 500 simoleons, fascinating thing, Emma Watson, born in Paris France actually. So I wondered I guess it makes her a French citizen. I don't know.
14:26 Okay I just think it's cheesy. English, but she, she might be the great. Great, great, great. Great grand. Mother of Jean-Luc Picard, an English French men with an English accent. Hey, nice way to tie it together very well. So, let's see. This should be the last renew, so from the, this might be the middle of the end Department if you recall during the recent controversy. No. Wait, let me try again. If you recall due to recent Diversey NBC ended its relationship with the Golden Globes last year and as of this day of recording which is January 5th 2022.
15:08 The plans have been announced for the next ceremony, which is scheduled for January 9th, 2022 and we'll focus on philanthropy and no audience or media are invited nor will, there be any celebrity presenters. Executive setting should be a great show. The Golden Globes or move forward with a small event on January 9th that will not only avoid you're the best performers and television and film for 21 but also on recognizing the importance of supporting diverse creatives across the industry. The event will recognize celebrity and celebrating honor. A variety of diverse Community Based programs that Empower inclusive filmmakers and journalists to pursue their storytelling passions to Highway Foreign Press Association, has the financially supported the importance on the served by organizations for decades and will continue to invest in the Future Leaders of the industry.
15:55 No, details were provided on how the winners will be revealed. Or where they're going goes, will take place. Now we mentioned how the going, who would care, who wouldn't care? I don't care. So that was the thing. Like we talked about the Golden Globes before and how the ratings were in the toilet and how they were, just the Foreign Press of made up of like four or five guys and they made the Golden Globes. It's a big thing, but it really wasn't because the awards was given by the Press of the Foreign countries. And somebody took them, however, many years to realize that this is how it's going to be. And then they're like, well, they want to have diversity inclusion.
16:38 And we're like, well, you can't because it's a Foreign Press Associated and they're like, well, we're going to try anyway and NBC's. Like, yeah, we don't want to deal with you anymore, so they just canceled and I'm going to air it. So now the Golden Globes which was the first award show and it was a as they used to say, it was the precursor to the Oscars. Now, you know what he cares about it used to be able to engage who's When what if the Oscars based off of how they did it the Golden Globes, right? And sort of like the SAG Awards, because it's a whole long, it's what they would call award season, right? But if itself, it's funny how, once one person turned their backs on it, everybody else just followed suit.
17:22 And now, as Charlie said, nobody cares about the Golden Globes, like how did that happen? That's so angry. Ricky Gervais is. That's how that happened and that's shined a light on it. But why do you think it? Took so long for them to shine a light on? Like it took advantage got tired of the BS. I just, I just think, you know, like me just let me know in the paper the next day who won, and I'll be happy. You know, I don't care who wins. I would like to read all that's nice. He got a Golden Glow, you know, the Oscars everything, you know, I'm still pissed that I didn't get my Emmy but that's water under the bridge.
18:13 Now I mean, we have a dubious relationship with award shows but I find it. Well yeah, I know we had any relationship. It must have been when I wasn't We can't appreciate what award shows are, but at the same time we really don't care about Awards shows dubious relationship. Well, I mean it's being by your peers. So Like it's just, you know, it's somebody's, it's somebody who's in the industry and the way the industry Works to get the award really isn't the best of, but it's still kind of cool to have.
19:08 Yeah, that's what, like anytime I went towards or like up for something or nominated Film Festival. I know. It's just people that are trying to sell something to, it's not really about talent, but it's it often does recognize sound. But I always put it down just because I know how much BSR it's well, it's like, when you get a Hollywood star wall on the Walk of Fame, yet the paper. They're like I did. I know that really see exactly. Yeah, I want to have to pay for the cement in front of Grauman's Chinese Theater. So you have to pay for that honor. It's not like it's not my God yes. Oh well yes Charlie you got three minutes ago. If you are not the major in the major group of a show that when's the Emmy, you gotta pay for your Emmy, do not know that either.
19:53 You gotta pay for your Emmy because like say Calgary when we did the Olympics, Calgary the show won an Emmy but who got it? The talent, the, the announces everything, but everybody in the whole crew, had the option of getting an Emmy for themselves, but they had to pay for it. Is that why you was taken away from me by the tech super, who I was doing all his work for him, but you have to Yeah, you have to if you're not the immediate talent you have to pay for it and guess what everybody does.
20:36 Wow I opened yeah that's exactly what I'm talking about dubious relationship. So so we have to we have two minutes. So do you guys think that this is the end of The Golden Girls will be no longer even hear about them after the show. Wow. Yeah I think it is honestly, I think that's what's happening. Worldwide is people, are there is a God. No got an Emmy, people are understanding how things work and they're not excited anymore because they're like oh Magic is gone. You can see the puppets hands moving Jesus's arms or like whatever you know it's like you could see was pulling the strings and people there they're done with a lot. Yeah the check it out.
21:24 Alright so with a minute ago, I guess Dominic you have any final thoughts Not as much as everyone anyone wants to be like, I don't care about winning when it comes to Awards when it comes down to it. Everyone wants to win. Hell Yeah. So it's like, if we were nominated for like a radio Podcast, show award thing, I'm telling you all of us really like, ya know. We don't care. Well, don't, you know, we had the award for being the best show that you're listening to right now. Very good, very good. And in terms of award shows, they'll still be the Academy Awards. All right, I won't be shot. Like that's the last one that stands that the MTV Movie Awards, Jenny fellow the 30 seconds or less go.
22:07 Very simply put, there's a very strong correlation with having high self esteem and flossing regularly so consider flossing and to feel better, feel cooler to automatically change your energy crazy flossing. I do enjoy flossing, seahorse, Valley saladino, 20 seconds or less go? I'm okay. Let's all have a very healthy. He and happy New Year and screw every award show on the face of this planet. Yeah just make sure we're going to be we're going to play the clip of Betty White and Larry King right after this. So with that we're going to take our break and we'll be right back for came from Riga.
22:49 Do you fear the affair leaving the planet? Oh no. Oh hon. Come I look over here. Oh, I don't, I'm Curious. We know we all know everything about everything. My mother taught me this, we know the answers to everything, or we can find out the answers. But the one thing we can't find out is what happens? That moment you can, you can, you can think, you know, you can, you know, you could have, you can rub a religious, you can all those things but you you don't know for certain I just find it fascinating. I'm curious. And is it the older I get the Curious or I guess what, if his nothing?
23:30 What if it's nothing, I won't know that you can't lose. It's a win-win situation. Hi. You've heard my voice open and close the show. Now, we want to hear your voice. If you have a business or product, you can record a commercial here. We offer 30 and 60-second spots for more information. Contact Mark at MFC underscore Studios at hotmail.com. Everyone this is Tom Christopher I had played all come Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and you are listening to it came from Radio. Celebrate 2022 at Cosmic comics and games involved with the Marvel Comics event.
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24:58 Right now. Now, back to our show, this is Charlie saladino from it. Came from the radio. And I'm here, I'm very honored to be here at Ally Who presents time flight. And I'm here with none other than the showrunner a great friend of our show. Can deep, can how are you? I'm very well Charlie. How are you? Did you like that intro? I like that? Ensure that was nice. I made me sound important for a second. Oh yeah, very important to us so and to Else in this damn convention thing here. Now, it's kind of all I know is I see people having fun here and that's that's what I love about the convention your conventions. They have fun.
25:43 They even the talent and everything like that. What do you think of this year's festivities actually? It exceeded my expectations. This year, we knew doing a in-person convention and covid-19 to be risky but there was a segment of our audience that just wanted to come out and see see their friends, they were sciency. They got their vaccinations and wear their masks and do a lot of commercial just because I want to see friends are tired of being stuck in the house and they're here they're doing what they have to do to you know to achieve that there is a certain segment of our audience that just didn't feel comfortable yet and that's fine. They'll be back next year, you know, we respect that. That's cool.
26:24 You know, I totally get it, you know, that some people are just they're not ready yet and when they are, they'll be back. And in the meantime we took that into consideration We didn't bite off more than we can chew this here. And, and that's why I think it's working. So, well, this year, everyone's got a very relaxed atmosphere. So I think people are just dying to see their friends and that's why there's just such a good vibe and has. And that goes for everyone who works here too. We've been doing this over a resume for the last two years, so it's actually nice to see our friends in person again. Well, that's that's what we get. That's the Bible again for the conventions. It's, it's great to be back and it is Is great, and I and you see it in the faces here of everyone. And this is, like I said, it's such a happy convention because we're back and, and believe me, I know the precautions you've taken and, you know, it's and everybody is complying. And like I said, what's, what was your favorite part so far? Oh my gosh.
27:28 Favorite parts of on. I didn't know, it'd be known and I didn't understand, I didn't know there'd be a test this weekend. Data while they, we had a thing called Fraser con last night, where we did a little bit of a roast afraid, Our Guest phrase, a Heinz, he was in good spirits and he's comedy gold, he's The Godfather, the convention, he comes every year. A matter of fact, we this whole was all because he said I want to come to the United States. I miss all my friends and I'm coming. Whether you do a convention or not. We were like, well I guess we have to do a convention and catchphrases coming. I had a feeling, he would have jumped in a rowboat to come here. The costumes are great and really quite Honestly, I'm just happy to see everybody. Then, I think if you went around the convention and asked people, what was your highlight, I think they're going to, I think, 90% of them just tell you that happy to see their friends and just see people face to face again.
28:16 Yeah. Well, you know, as far as I'm concerned every time I see you, I, you know, go Ken next year next year, this is one of my favorite gigs of the all the convention circuit. And I mean, I'm talking about Comic-Con to this is one of my Was I grew up with the show and so, did everybody else who's here? And if people don't know, this is the longest-running TV show in the world, there's something wrong with them. But again, what do we, what are we looking forward to next year from you? Okay, so here's this, here's the surprise Scoops. I guess we'll be back here the same property again at the Holiday, Inn Long Island, next November 19th and 20th 2022, it Will bli, who presents Meg?
29:04 Lohse which was a character that was a cactus if you remember. So it'd be a big Cactus theme will be quite prickly next year and it we will have Peter Davison, the fifth doctor and His companion. Janet Fielding who played Teigen, they've already signed up. I'm sure we have more have invitations. Out will be back for another in-person convention. If everything goes, well, hopefully will be a year further into managing this Life that we now have, you know, after covid. And it'd be nice if we didn't have to wear masks next year, let's keep our fingers crossed, right? So we can see the Expressions on people's faces, but that's right, but I'm excited. I am so many people have.
29:50 Come up to me saying, I can't wait till next year and we're not even done with this year yet. So that is that's great. I love the enthusiasm and you know what? The tone is down for the people, the people who come here, bring their Goodwill And I hope that my my Goodwill and and the people that my volunteers, my friends and my staff here at the convention, we set the tone. If we're not having a good time, no one else is going to have a good time and so yeah, I think it just kind of translates. I think the people come here for the right reasons so well like I said I go to conventions and I do what I have to do. I go through the motions but your convention, you actually you Feel the love here and the love for Doctor Who the love for the convention and the just a happiness that we're back.
30:40 So if people want to learn about Alli who, what do they do? Can, oh, that's easy. It's all spelled out Long Island Doctor Who.com. That always has the information Long Island. Talk to cam is always our destination. We try to keep that updated. As often as we can remember, support your fan-run conventions were not a big multi-million dollar Company that puts on giant events. This is done by people who love to show, we do it all voluntarily, we do it because we love it. We do it for the fur each other. You know it's a we do it for the fans but we're fans. So we're doing it for each other. Yeah, that's a big thank you for me because I've been watching this for since the 60s because I'm an old guy.
31:23 I'm the senior correspondent. So I've been watching it and just to have a convention is an amazing thing. But anyway, can I want to thank you for your time. I know you're crazy with this running around and we'll see you again next year. Definitely. Thank you so much. I'll see you next year. This is Charlie saladino. Live at Liu. Who presents time. Flight back to you in the studio. Ma take get Ace the comic book Depot has been in business, since 1993 go one. Stop comic book shop for Comics gaming and collectibles the comic book. Depot club membership is $15 and gets you 50 percent off new comets back issues. Graphic novels and 10% off comic books supplies located at 2847 Jerusalem Avenue and Wantagh. New York contact us on Facebook for curbside pickup because new Comics are back.
32:13 For more information. Give Alan a call at 516 22, 1937, the comic book Depot. Now back to our show, Hey, this is Jay Bird and Lee. And we're here to talk about movies, music TV, and what's going on in our part of the world. Today, we're going to talk about dads new job. That's right. I'm moving on from the company that I was at for about eleven and a half years, moving on to something new. So I've been a writer at this company called MSC for about eleven and a half years and Julie was about 3 years old. I think when I took that job. Yeah.
32:55 Yeah. Pretty cool, right? Yeah, two and a half three years. Yeah, exactly. So you actually came to my office, I think for like three or four years, they had bring your child to work day. Right? Yeah, would you think that it was? It was fun. I, I mean I loved I liked being there. Sometimes I was like as I got older I was like okay this is boy boring, but it was still nice going to see you are Remember once I won a raffle there and a different time, I saw like an owl and got to pet it. Yeah, every I love something fun to do like. Well, let's just back up a second. Did you like coming to your dad's office? Yes, because all kids, kind of like that, right. You get to see where your dad works. Yeah.
33:43 I loved it. Yeah, you know, did you used to go? Sit in my desk. Oh yeah. I also used to go through shots. Used to go through all my drawers, right? Yeah. And look at ease to have a little like box that just had pennies in it. Yes. And like change. And I was like why do you have change in your desk? It was like a boatload of change and I'm like what? That's right. It was a whole box of really pennies I think at the time because I was just I don't know, I just put them in there, I didn't even know. I was like, do you do? No, I don't actually I think I still have the box somewhere in the house because I had a leech move it from from the covid thing and brought it, brought it home. I don't know where it is.
34:27 I think the body like I used to go through them and look at the dates, there was a point where I really liked looking at coins like seeing the dates of it. So I was just looking at all of them. Yeah you know it was pretty fun. I mean I liked having you come to the office. So by the time you were in third grade, they allowed you to do the bring your kid too. Work that kind of thing because they had a whole thing. Like you said, the owls, they had a magic show one year, right? Yeah. Had a raffle and we had to make like a building out of marshmallow, right? You had a sticks, right? Marshmallow sticks, Mellows and pasta. Was that pasta? Yeah. Oh, so is pasta and the adhesive was the marshmallow. Yep.
35:10 So you did pretty well with that. We did tell like someone came along and destroyed it, right? Someone, some girl came along and destroyed the whole thing. For you because they were trying to help, they did not help. They did not help at all. They were like, giving out the raffle, like they were giving out a raffle. And I remember that, like, during that time I was, we had a challenge that we had to put Oreos on our eyes and try to get it into her mouth, whatever, I felt, but then there were like, Julie klitzke. And I was like, what? Right? Because you won the raffle. Yeah. But you lost the Oreo challenge. Yeah. Which is kind of Two separate stories. You did the raffle and then he we while we were waiting, we were doing the Oreo challenge, right? So that but yeah, go ahead.
35:56 Yeah, they called my name and I was like, oh my God, I was like, but I actually like I didn't think because I've never liked won a raffle or whatever. So at that point so I went up I got the account like headphones or something that I actually still use today. Yeah, that's awesome. Like I remember one of my dad's friends was Jealous like, did you really man. These are actually really nice. That's right. They like, they like them, but it's fun because I think, like, during this time at this company, even we went got. I always got tickets to the Ducks games, the baseball. Yeah. And I brought you we thought it was fireworks night, one year and we got the diamond box or whatever and we were sitting there and you have tons of brownies and cookies and hot dogs and burgers. And, and we thought we were waiting and waiting and then we realized it was not Five.
36:48 And you fell asleep on the couch. I remember there was another time we went to a duck's game and I think I got like sick during it. Like I've a cold or something. Yeah and I remember we were with one of our uncle's so right? Yeah you probably didn't feel too good but yeah it was pretty cool. Awesome. Like it's so awesome that he's to get all those like tickets to the Ducks and we had duct all. Yeah, we had Ducks box. They call them. You know, I wish we could do those again. But anyway, like since covid, obviously didn't happen. Oh, and we met Like the coach at one point. Yeah I think we got bobblehead. I got a free Bubblehead. Yeah you got a free bottle head and everything but anyway that's that's pretty much it. I'm off to another position I'm still writing but just writing for somewhere else and it's a new year, new, you think? And that's pretty much it today.
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38:22 Sparano coming to you from my own personal Batcave. And by that I mean my basement. And with me today is Mariano nicieza and Gordon Purcell and I hope I did not picture your name Mariano. It was excellent. It was perfectly enunciated. Thank you hail Gort. Thank you very much. Such gentlemen, you're here from Apex Comics promoting your company and numerous other projects. Let's just get started and get right into it. What's the new thing that's coming out from Apex? What are you guys working on together? we have some exciting comic book projects that are happening right now is as you're listening, there are three major Comic book projects that were working on the one that we're going to concentrate on the most right now is the one Gordon is involved in, which is the outer space mint, which is a comic written by Fabian, nicieza, and illustrated by Wonderful. Wonderful artist.
39:31 Krista teesta who did some fantastic work at DC. I know Chris personally and professionally and he's you're right. He is excellent. He's the one who had to draw Sub Diego for the first time when they sunk San Diego, in the oven Comics. Remember talking to him about it once. And he's like, yeah, I just went for the classic old grid format and a whole lot of coffee and that's how I got through it. And just so everyone knows nepotism is involved because Fabian is your He has some writing chops behind him. Notably, what? A bleep. Oh, creator of Deadpool. So, so he kind of had some credentials that got him through the door.
40:12 That's true. You know like listen if you're going to if you get a like give work to the family, you might as well. Make sure it's family that deserves the work. Yeah, he's a work. He's not getting paid for this. He just didn't know out of the goodness of his heart. He didn't blackmail material on him. Suburban dicks money, it's true. I pulled them back into Comics. He really was just going to continue writing the Suburban dicks Series. So right very successful book for him. So you could say, just when he thought he was out you pulled him back in Andrea. If I could, if I could do a good impression of Pacino, then I would do it but I can't so I won't don't just don't just he secret we won't go there.
41:00 Please, let's begin. Let's talk about outer space men. And what it's about. We recently just talked to Fabian. He mentioned the inspiration comes from toys that you and he played with his children. It's true. It's a it's a vintage toy line. That was launched in the 1960s. And at the time, the US and NASA were very big with the space race. And getting to the moon and that whole theme going on in that historical period and Mattel toys and our dad worked for Mattel.
41:42 Put it out. Yeah, yeah. My dad worked at Mattel for years, they put out a toy that is now kind of lost and forgotten. It's a major Matt Mason Major, Matt Mason, I love that Joy was an astronaut, you know, we were these bendable figures. It's about 6 inches and they had a whole line of these astronauts the major Matt Mason line and vehicles for the moon and Rockets and whatever, and the outer Spaceman essentially was created, as the First intercompany toy crossover, if we want to call it that. Because Mattel put out Major, Matt Mason, but colorforms, a different competing company, put out similar-sized Action figures, that would be able to interact with all the major, Matt Mason toys.
42:36 And, and the major Matt Mason figures and they were essentially all aliens. So these were, these were characters that could interact with the, with the astronauts and it obviously, you know, when you're a kid it made for a cool little, you know, playset. So they, they were near and dear to our hearts. And now as an adult I was able to connect with with the owners and We'll be talking to one of them in another interview, Gary Schaefer. And set up a license and, and have now are now expanding from the toy line to comics and, and print, and trading cards, and n ftes and a whole host of things that we're doing.
43:22 And, and that's where Gordon comes in because we have the core team that's doing the comic book. But I wanted to bring in a variety of talent to work on these characters in their, in their style, and But their flavor in there. Look so I'm going to shut up now and Gordon you can run with all the all the stuff you've been doing for the outer space. Meant mostly I did a bunch of model turnarounds for each of the characters. And one of them is being used as an incentive cover for the first issue of outer space man. It is a, the commander, I think Alpha. And so Ami Commander comment on them. I'm Eric.
44:05 Okay. And it's sort of like Marvel had a bunch of covers that were just like a toy look like a flat toy. And this is sort of the same thing except we have more of a background, like the old covers are just like like you see like an action figure stuck in the in the in the package sort of a look nice. Except this isn't stuck in a package that space, right? So it's more dynamic in a little bit more. So yeah, it's kind of fun. That's what they're using. My art where I assume some of it is just being shown to toy manufacturers and such now they're going to relaunch the toy as well.
44:46 You'll have to ask Mariano those that so the the toys have been in continuous circulation. Really four years. Yes. They they had a major relaunch in the 2000's at some point maybe late 2000s and they're still an active toy line to this day. So how did his varieties of variants and varieties of characters? So originally What Gordon was describing command to come. It was one of the original Seven, that was created in the 1960s. That's, and that's the line he worked on.
45:26 He did seven different Outer Space men and they were all based on the original designs from the, from the 60s, and this material, by the way, Gordon is, we did use it for one of the variant covers, but the characters are also, Digitized and being used in everything from avatars to an FTS. There's all sorts of work being done with this with this artwork, so and it will all be premiering in the coming year in 2022. This is like a massive coordinated effort, not just amongst writers and artists, but companies and just like a full. On launch of all things, Outer, Space men. Now we just winging it, okay?
46:25 So just see how it goes, throw it out there, see what sticks against the wall. There are, there are a variety of companies involved. Most notably a company called liquid Avatar, and we'll be having a an interview with the owner David Lou, catch at some point later, but there are, there are Many, many exciting things going on and yes, we're partnering with all sorts of different companies to create all sorts of exciting Collectibles physical and digital. That is so amazing to me Gordon, you're known for doing Star Trek and and creating comics and drawings based off of living people and making sure they look realistic to those those people like George Takei, how was it working off of old peoples older.
47:16 Artwork though this time, like you kind of seems like it would be in your wheelhouse, but did you look at it go like, why would they draw that? Why are they do it that way? Or did you just say there's a little bit because they are toys. The ones I did will still look like a toy somewhat. He, there was a person who designed it, who flushed it out, better than the toy looked. And so we kind of went on his art so it looks a little more dynamic. Yeah. It's different there. Lots of challenges to this in the drawing business, you know? Yeah, I'm somewhat of an illustrator myself, I'm certain but I know, I'm not at your level. I couldn't imagine having to draw and create an illustration and a piece of art based off of someone else's drawing and trying to make it look like that drawing. But I guess sort of better.
48:11 I mean, I think they would probably drive me crazy. So I'm just impressed that you decided that Want to take this on, you know, it's there all challenges right now. I'm drawing something called Laurel and Hardy. If you remember the comedy team from like the 20s and 30s? Yeah. Yeah, in some ways, I mean I wasn't alive but I remember it wasn't either but that's challenging. Everything is a little challenging because there's every situations will different. So they it's this isn't that far away from drawing that okay? That's pretty cool. So, when do you can you give us either Mariano regarding, like a general timeline of when things will be coming out, not specific Hard dates.
48:57 But just when week, when start to expect these things to see them, and where we can find them, I can give you Hard dates, because it's all happening as we speak one of the marketing strategies. That was decided upon very early on was To utilize the crowdfunding platforms to get this product out there crowdfunding. And now the things are sort of starting to open up live conventions. Yeah. So right now, actively on Kickstarter, if you go to Kickstarter and you punch in the outer spaceman, in the search engine, there is an active campaign where Thing we're talking about including Gordon's amazing work which he's a very humble Creator. But I'm telling you the work, he did was absolutely fantastic and and Gordon you are the right guy for this project. Oh, go on.
50:03 It's absolutely absolutely. Please tell me more about myself, tell me more and there will be more to come above and beyond what's currently being used as a variant cover. But Actively right now on Kickstarter the outer Spaceman is a crowdfunding campaign that includes all of the things we're talking about, and more, much more eventually. There will be Indiegogo outer Spaceman campaigns in 2022. So, A lot going on and including a premier at the Los Angeles Comic Con which happens December 3 through 5.
50:45 That will have a lot of this product for sale directly and then they'll be more announcements in 2022. Okay, that's looking great. I'm looking at the yard. Now, I'm checking everything out and it is really beautifully drawn on just checking out the entire Kickstarter and you're doing very well. Fully funded in less than 24 hours. Yeah, but they're still from the date of this recording. There's 27 days to go so dead doesn't mean that people can't still join and be a part of it. They could definitely like push this way past.
51:26 You have like a you hit your goal but do you have like a reach goal or a push goal or something? That you there is again, we're speaking in the in the here and now and this will are A little later, there is a 48 hour, special going on. But when the 48 hour special, which expires in 24 hours, tomorrow, when that expires, then we will start to announce a series of stretch goals, there will be multiple stretch goals. So, we will see where we are tomorrow and that will dictate the stretch goal and then further stretch goals after that. We're trying to create. As you can see from from what's on the campaign page or trying to create a collection of Of appealing Collectibles to go with all of this.
52:13 So it's not just action figures action figures. It's comic books is trading cards, it's prints. There's all sorts of things that are included. Now, do you feel that the audience it can be very broad or is it going to be very specific to people who grew up with these toys or do you, are you really trying to reach the next Generations? Yes. In in bringing, Fabian on board in bringing the various artists that have come on board, including gourd, and the, the entire Focus was honoring, what happened in the past, but bringing the whole thing into the present and looking forward into the future. So, the, the storylines, the characters being highlighted, new characters being created.
53:00 All of it is meant to appeal to a modern audience. But at the same time not distance, the the folks that did hold it near and dear from from the past, cursors are helps a lot with that too. It looks looks real fresh and modern without being too easy to read. Yeah. His work is always been like, people, forget you read the pictures in comics? Yeah, you know, they think it's all about the word sometimes, but you read the pictures and his work has always been clean and easy to Understand. And if it's the words very well and he's a tremendous illustrator, and now I just forgot what. Look Max follow-up question was going to be, because we start talking about Chris's amazing work. So we have about five minutes left. What last pieces of information?
53:54 Would you like to make sure the audience knows about this work about yourselves. How they can find you, your social media, all of that stuff. I'm on Facebook and Twitter. Just like every other person's for thinking and I'm working with Mariano on different Apex things. I also work with the liquid Avatar group that he was doing. And as I said I guess I have a Laurel and Hardy comic coming out in January from American mythology, you can order it from the diving catalog. Also have black enchantress coming out in the spring and whatever Mariano wants me to do.
54:36 Mariana. What do you want them to do? We're going to keep them busy because he's a talented man and his work needs to be out there. It's that simple. The we focused a lot on the outer Spaceman. There are active. Indiegogo campaigns one has a project by Tom DeFalco and Ron friends called the right project that's currently in demand on Indiegogo and in 2022 will be doing something with Kickstarter and that that property. So that's very exciting and it's amazing to be working with those guys. I'll be doing the left project just just keep that in mind. It's the right project.
55:23 It's an anagram and it stands for for something. Gravitic, blah blah blah blah, Ron friends can rattle it off a lot faster than I can but okay it's a really cool. A project really cool project with a unique character. So it's obvious that was thinking it right. Yeah. Since Alice thinking it correct. Wow. Well gentlemen, if I have to say it's been an absolute pleasure talking to you today. Thank you so much for being here. Thank you. Thank you very much appreciated. Get couldn't have done it without you. All right, literally. So thank you so much and let's take it back to the show. Hey guys.
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