"Professor Goodfellow's GEEC"
Mon, 22 February 2021
 "A Change of Mind" UK Airing: December 15, 1967US Airing: August 24, 1968The Prisoner is subjected to a process that will lobotomize him when he refuses to conform with the Village and its people.John and writer Jim Beard discuss the episode that on the surface, is a perfect example of what the show is all about. And yet, there are elements that the two have issues with, and they discuss it in detail on this podcast.Comment on this podcast by writing us at thechronicrift@gmail.com or by leaving your thoughts right here on the page.
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Sat, 20 February 2021
 Isis "Dreams of Flight"December 13, 1975Chala likes to design airplanes and wants to enter the school competition, but her competition is willing to go to any lengths to make sure she doesn't. To make matters worse, Chala's brother is not supportive of her "Dreams of Flight".We come to the end of the first season of Isis with a story whose moral doesn't exactly match the plot. Is this a story about accepting that all people are deserving of respect or is this a story about accepting that woman are as capable of doing anything a man can do? John and Richard discuss this as well as the the story arc of Cindy Lee and the conclusion of the first season of Isis.It's all here and we want to hear from you on what you think of the episode. Write us as ShazamIsisPodcast@gmail.com.Moral: "People who come from different backgrounds or from different countries deserve the same respect we give everyone else. Putting someone down because they speak a different language or are a different color just doesn't make sense. What does make sense is treating people just the way we want them to treat us."Guest CastCynthia Avila as ChalaPaul Hinkley as MarkTom Williams as BillFabian Gregory as Raoul
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Thu, 18 February 2021
Direct download: WGSFP_-_Prof_Goodfellows_GEEC.mp3
Category:The World's Greatest Super Friends Podcast -- posted at: 10:04am EST
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Tue, 16 February 2021
 "It's Your Funeral" UK Airing: December 8, 1967US Airing: August 10, 1968The Prisoner learns of a plot to kill Number Two on the eve of his retirement. Does he act on it or does he allow it to proceed?John and writer Jim Beard discuss the episode that has its good and bad points. They talk about the idea of previous Number Twos we haven't seen, the strong ties to Doctor Who's "Marco Polo", and the question of if it's worth bringing The Prisoner to your side by this stage in the series.Comment on this podcast by writing us at thechronicrift@gmail.com or by leaving your thoughts right here on the page.
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Sun, 14 February 2021
 We start off with another episode of “Information Please.” Are you up on the sizes of sports venues, the significance of ringing bells, and literary wives? Then on “Gunsmoke,” a criminal seeks revenge on a whole town for the shooting of his kid brother. Not every Western is about cowboys and Indians. Sometimes, like this episode, they can be tight, psychological dramas. EpisodesInformation PleaseDecember 12, 1941“Guest: Dr. George N. Shuster”1:37GunsmokeFebruary 21, 1953“Meshougah”29:29
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Category:Presenting the Transcription Feature -- posted at: 10:36am EST
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Fri, 12 February 2021
 "Hammer Into Anvil" UK Airing: December 1, 1967US Airing: August 31, 1968The Prisoner matches wits with the new Number Two as Two tries to be the Hammer to The Prisoner's Anvil. But who is really the Hammer?John and writer Jim Beard discuss the impact this episode had on Jim as a young person and why it is a favorite of Jim's father.Comment on this podcast by writing us at thechronicrift@gmail.com or by leaving your thoughts right here on the page.
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