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Our Critical Assignment returns with a new episode taking a look at the premiere of a new Six Million Dollar Man comic book. John and Paul have mentioned The Bionic Man and The Bionic Woman comic books in the past and have found them both to be enjoyable series that offer bionic fans a little bionic action in a modern world. But now, Dynamite Comics, which produced the two former books, is producing a comic book that will take place in the continuity of the original series. The Six Million Dollar Man Season 6 will pick up where the fifth season left off with Steve facing off against a familiar (for us) foe. So what can one expect in this new series? John and Paul sit down with the driving force behind the development and writing of this new comic, James Kuhoric. They talk writing for a tie-in property, Jamie Sommers place in this sixth season, and more.

00:00 - Show introduction

02:00 - John and Paul

05:00 - Paul introduces James Kuhoric

06:00 - James' personal connection to the Six Million Dollar Man

08:15 - How the idea came to James

09:40 - Convincing Dynamite

12:30 - James' approach to the Six Million Dollar Man

14:30 - What makes Steve Austin special?

16:15 - Capturing the 'voice'

18:45 - The 70s

19:00 - Juanan Ramirez

20:30 - Capturing the likeness Steve, Jaime, Oscar, and Rudy

23:35 - Familiar character cameos

25:00 - Maskatron

29:40 - Jaime Sommers

33:45 - What Six Million Dollar Man teaches us

37:30 - Major challenges

42:00 - Beyond the first arc

44:00 - "Pal"

44:40 - Find James Kuhoric on the web

45:25 - Sign-off

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James Anthony Kuhoric is a multi-award winning author of fiction. For over a decade his published work in prose, comic book, and graphic novel format has been a mainstay of the sequential illustrated world. He has worked with many studios on high profile licensed books including Stargate SG-1, Battlestar Galactica, Army of Darkness, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th and most recently the classic Six Million Dollar Man. With well over 100 comic books in print and 20 graphic novels in his library he continues to be a highly touted creator of original and licensed fiction.

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Tonight’s Diners:Scott, Miles, & M.

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In tonight’s show, we discuss the following: Star Wars, Almost Human, Supernatural, Star Trek, Lost Girl, Marvel: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Arrow, Being Human, Revolution, Walking Dead, and more.

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The United Nations heads north to HG World. Refugees run from a guerrilla attack into the arms of a mob of eaters. Hicks' fate is revealed. Inside HG World, tensions rise as the lockdown continues and accidents lead to tough choices among the staff struggling to keep up appearances. A separate group of survivors tries to hold off Eaters from a mountaintop church.

Featuring: Shane Harris as AUGGIE, Dustin Shanafelter as DAVID, Mark Zaricor as DAWKINS, Lee Sands as DOGBERRY, Tracy Hall as DOREEN, Steve Cox as FISH, Michael L Stokes as GRANT, Stacy Dooks as GRAY, Glen Bartram as HARRIS, Ryan Smith as HICKS, Michael L Stokes as JACK, DT Kelly as JEB, M Sieiro Garcia as JENNY JO, Lance Schonberg as KRANTZ, Shane Harris as MAYOR, Ayoub Khote as McINNES, Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as NURSE, Dustin Shanafelter as PIMPLES, Cheryl Malcom as REGINA, Becca Rinas as RONNI Carole Stokes as RUBY, M Sieiro Garcia as SARGE Cheryl Malcom as SHELLY, Dayton Ward as SHEMP, Eric Avedissian as THOMAS and Keith R A DeCandido as TODD RAGE.

The episode was Written and Directed by Jay Smith. Edited and Engineered by Michael Stokes HG World is produced by Jay Smith & Michael L Stokes with production assistance by Martha Linbo-Terhaar and Carole Stokes. Production Logo and additional Art by Adrianna Linbo-Terhaar. This show was edited with Reaper Audio Editor with some Sound Effects from freesound.org. For a full list of Freesound contributors, please visit us at www.goodmorningsurvivors.com.

Jonathan Coulton appears courtesy of the Creative Commons License. Visit jonathancoulton.com for music downloads and concert information. Music Credits: "Long Note Two" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Lasting Hope" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Pennsylvania Rose" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Promising Relationship" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) "Dark Walk" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) HG World is a production of 3015 North Studios www.goodmorningsurvivors.com

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Find out what was good, what wasn’t so good, and what sort of grade the Doctor thinks the episode deserves. With G2V Podcast producer and co-host Scott Woodard!

Show Music: “Bitter Pill” (feat. Vosmoy) by Still Pluto.

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Kevin Lauderdale takes over the hosting duties for Presenting the Transcription Feature. Twice a month he’ll bring you the best of Old Time Radio comedy, drama, and quiz shows. This time out, it’s a double-shot of the BBC with two British programs. The Men from the Ministry has fun with incompetent British civil servants, and in The Lives of Harry Lime, Orson Welles reprises his role as the criminal mastermind from the classic film thriller The Third Man.

Episodes

05:49 The Men from the Ministry, "The Big Rocket," November 6, 1962

37:42 The Lives of Harry Lime, "The Bohemian Star," September 7, 1951

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Tonight’s Diners: M.

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In tonight’s show, we discuss the following: Farpoint Con, Arrow, Almost Human, A Firefly Miniseries, Once Upon A Time, Marvel: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and much, much more.