1 hr 49 min
Episode 076: HECTOR, NO! The Time Has Come: Podcast Adventures » Podcast Feed
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The great poet Robbie Burns once said that the best laid schemes o' mice an' men gang-aft-a-gley. Which is a classy Scottish way for saying "get f****d up."
Here's a little peek behind the curtain into how the magic happens at THE TIME HAS COME studios: Josh and Keith will hang out for a bit, get the computer set up to record, and go over a loose plan of a topic to eventually settle upon for the episode, so that it has some sort of thematic arc to it. From there, it's a freeform conversation that goes where it goes, with a mind to somehow wind it's way topic-ward.
That was the plan for this episode, but that plan gang-aft-a-gley'd in the most delightful and horrific way. Equal parts delightful and horrific.
You see, for this taping, the whimsical character of Little Boy Boyardee, the waif who would become chef to a nation, Hector Boyardee, hailed and lauded as a hero for the ages in our previous episode, took a dark and unexpected turn.
GASP! in amazement and surprise as his villainy is revealed!
CHOKE! back tears of laughter and revulsion!
MARVEL! at the sinister and reality-bending nature of dastardly time travel and skulduggery!
SPEND! somewhere around an hour and forty minutes exploring an episode we can only call....
HECTOR, NO!
The great poet Robbie Burns once said that the best laid schemes o' mice an' men gang-aft-a-gley. Which is a classy Scottish way for saying "get f****d up."
Here's a little peek behind the curtain into how the magic happens at THE TIME HAS COME studios: Josh and Keith will hang out for a bit, get the computer set up to record, and go over a loose plan of a topic to eventually settle upon for the episode, so that it has some sort of thematic arc to it. From there, it's a freeform conversation that goes where it goes, with a mind to somehow wind it's way topic-ward.
That was the plan for this episode, but that plan gang-aft-a-gley'd in the most delightful and horrific way. Equal parts delightful and horrific.
You see, for this taping, the whimsical character of Little Boy Boyardee, the waif who would become chef to a nation, Hector Boyardee, hailed and lauded as a hero for the ages in our previous episode, took a dark and unexpected turn.
GASP! in amazement and surprise as his villainy is revealed!
CHOKE! back tears of laughter and revulsion!
MARVEL! at the sinister and reality-bending nature of dastardly time travel and skulduggery!
SPEND! somewhere around an hour and forty minutes exploring an episode we can only call....
HECTOR, NO!
1 hr 49 min
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