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Episode 1541 Talkback - Comic Talk

i_am_scifii_am_scifi Posts: 784
edited March 2015 in CGS Episodes & Spin-Offs
While a sleet-storm rages in Reading, the Geeks cocoon in their respective dwellings and engage in some Comic Talk via conference call! Shane and Chris pay their respects to the late Leonard Nimoy; Pants weaves the tale of his recent trip to the west coast for Gallifrey One, including tantalizing descriptions of some of L.A.'s finer comic shops; and the debate over proper terminology for the 'Ages' of comics is revisited. Plus TV talk, 'Secret Wars' speculation, and other frozen treats.

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  • nweathingtonnweathington Posts: 6,748
    Spock was my favorite character too. I still have my Spock Halloween costume, which I wore for many years after I outgrew my Batman costume. I think my mom still has a picture of me in the costume.

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  • i_am_scifii_am_scifi Posts: 784
    Am I the only one who wants somewhere around 1989 until about 2000 to be called "The Belts and Pockets Age?"
  • nweathingtonnweathington Posts: 6,748

    Am I the only one who wants somewhere around 1989 until about 2000 to be called "The Belts and Pockets Age?"

    At the time I generally called the period of 1991 to 1994 or so—I was working at a comic shop then—“The Shiny Age,” accompanied by a, “Caw! Caw!” The ravens were picking up any shiny bauble they saw, regardless of quality.
  • fredzillafredzilla Posts: 2,131

    Am I the only one who wants somewhere around 1989 until about 2000 to be called "The Belts and Pockets Age?"

    You beat me to it! I had the exact same thought as I listened to the discussion. Although maybe we should add "shoulder pads" to the designation? I do like The Chromeum age as a title though.
  • Mr_CosmicMr_Cosmic Posts: 3,200
    I have DK's Marvel 75 Years of Cover Art and they define the modern age as 1986-present...uh, no, I don't buy it.
  • JaxUrJaxUr Posts: 547
    edited March 2015
    The Archive of American Television is a wonderful website filled with in-depth interviews from all walks of TV. Here's Nimoy in his own words:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e0PI3GdqjI&t=17

    Here is the entire Nimoy interview:
    http://www.emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people/leonard-nimoy
  • When Pants was in LA and at Meltdown Comics, this is part of what the performance space in the back has been recently used for - http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Meltdown_with_Jonah_and_Kumail
  • alienalalienal Posts: 508
    Another nice episode! I'm behind, but still enjoying everything. I think Chris alluded to my name for the 90's: "The Age of Speculation." It's the term I use in the comics class I teach here in Japan. Loved the convention, comic shop, and tv talk.
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