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Wednesday, May 16th, 2007 – running time 25:14
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This week iFanboy spends a little time with the work of writer, Robert Kirkman. And then, for the sake of completeness, we decided to go straight to the man himself. Luckily, he was in town promoting his new Image title, The Astounding Wolf-Man. If you've ever wanted to know more about Robert Kirkman, this is the show for you.

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" The special episode by Campbell has brought to buy godaddy.com. Had ever godaddy to get your own piece of the Internet and by netflix.com. We like movies."

" This week I stand by we're gonna talk about Kirk and then talk to -- and hey welcome to my family the video podcast of the company's discussions that I it would -- And I'm Josh. This week we thought we talk about Robert Kirk and because we talk about -- Kirk met a lot that we thought of doing more -- a bomb. Let's tell -- that happened that on TV you know out of all the people who've come out and is new riders in the past. Let's. -- an event whose money yeah yeah so all the other all the new people who have. Appeared on the scene. You know a lot of writers are coming go but I think curtains and more of an impact than anybody since say that the last crop of people which is like the Brian bonds and this. Sort of yeah he's funny he's definitely -- in the last year to. Prominently. In the last four. Here's warriors. For years that group has really been around all that long I thought was interesting and this is the guy who came up from. From the Indy field he he started off making his own comics and instantly thought of an idea he really liked and and publish it. Which was how we got we about a -- Will with the traffic. You look at it throws -- sorry we're not professional. I don't bomb the -- in and in 2000 so. Kirkland got the idea for for battle. That's pretty much -- Beckett did it for had a name and then what he thought of the name like it was instant. It's like I must do this until the name is the idea. When he's when he he would Indian and you know and in the end will it. Maybe. He then heats -- that he -- guards Tony Moore the he started -- Tron which this is his publishing company. And then he did those independently for awhile and then -- he did the -- in any get a couple of books for image. Tech jacket."

" Super patriot you're saying super patriots that's a prejudice a sub is start with some during universe and and and you know how he got into. Image and that's the whole entry point in it was that he just of this -- are Clarkson. For Obama for just nagging nagging -- tell other people he should be running as you rightly finds finds brightness that's awesome deaths there's no way to get your foot indoor."

" Senator -- a couple of series in tech jacket I think lasted six issues and in some -- didn't over the big men in 2003. -- It and that became like his is sort of first breakout hit. Mom and then shortly after that he had walking dead another and another sort of in the book. And then of course in the next year 2004 that's when so we're marble. -- model -- he started with a bunch of little sort of things here and there was he's Captain America work and marvel knights 29 behind so they were they were like oh we want -- take this. You know some and then he actually did the ill -- marvel team up series. For 25 issues which -- didn't -- run I mean those are to honor that's that's impressive thing how from Ben this is what about the same -- it -- place. So. And then. And then now last year marvel zombies was -- The other big marble breakout hit. Bomb and then he took over ultimate X-Men which is sort of a more flagship book and he's doing pretty good job of that. And and its first series that he started their security and homeland man with one that with a new character in the marvel universe."

" It cannot late last year is a lot lower I thought -- Like we're prepared for the shot and that's a whole long marvelous and well pleading did he did sort of they're they're working man stuff while the ruling here take this is none of that money. Today but everything -- living -- in the front of Monroe cable that yet tonight in this kind of cables like the book that they they give people -- education -- excited. Actually showcase run cables that had those inland from the -- was really good. In fact and things like for like four issues like yeah."

" Com. So if and as you go -- I think is funny I I tend to think it wasn't as much I feel like there's there's more out there's a I'm penalties and he's a decent yet more work I think he thought he'd done more things that stood out to me. And I think that what's really interesting about -- is that issue if you look at it. Different that a lot of people his creator owned stuff the stuff that he did. Is in many ways bigger then in the studies done for marvel for the for the majors so far cry about I don't know -- sales wise but."

" Well and automotive banana in I mean an anti missile walking Durbin hit big hits but I -- marvel zombies -- quarter of -- publishing. And let -- I mean they need the song what."

" Success that was not capitalize on that that's but out of walking -- One insult us on animals and -- that's floor not literally -- success that the reason it exists because walking yet another Mac viruses no I think there's -- honest and actually the majority people who read marvel zombies don't know -- say if the reason I got published -- that it was because of -- there's no other reason why do you -- I don't put the plug on his -- logic. Yeah this -- not. There is there's no way that book you exist without success while they're not into that."

" Was that all the fantastic -- that it did the zombie universe and on Miller came up with an excellent speech to a new pieces of this race analyst at -- when -- he's probably do want -- I concede -- and probably just called focus on over and over again in the new works and we're gonna we're gonna work. In the you know existing and I think we're gonna get this later. -- obvious to me is completely unrelated walking. La -- in -- tone or style or -- that's and I thought it's it's like it's -- and over we're we're gonna then -- I just wanted to go through some of the books in case you're familiar with them. The stuff we've read the first time that I ever heard of Robert -- was actually -- battle well. It was one of all the times that I've read a preview. I remembered as a magazine or where but I saw -- battle Pope and I laugh. But that's hilarious and I memory in the tagline it's not -- mess out kicking ass I just thought I'd want that book and I remember going and and waiting for the trade name and come out yet I kept -- my guy in and he never got it because no one else heard they want that are and I and I and that cool. Conversely I completely dismisses -- he doesn't want to have a lot of nice table flaps its."

" Whenever I bought the senate finance the war that's -- card from him in an. Apartment. I've got to show you here at the time. The little pop rock got spots open for its lesson on the value secondly I got rolled my eyes -- the consequence it is it that whole grouping of people icons were just in the -- never they never go anywhere near and is going to suffer shock value I completed the -- let's talk about when they see."

" I have for some and I I I know you talk front I have boy that's -- personal habits on the about that I really like that's funny and maybe -- page of -- or something -- laughter is just the drawing but. You know I really gotten in 2000 -- actually read it might stop by their table and like it was when there there's -- there. Putting more did great sketch of OPEC for me in -- like you know that was like a -- but it's funny they had kind of a big table. But it is known around this and that that. Whoever exactly they weren't. -- But I felt you had -- I didn't think that the kind of become the biggest thing ever but I'd. Surprised when I started seeing his name again well all the up and -- guys. If he's like he's that step below the the flagship guys. And I and it's it is simply to be Agassi all the power of the world. Mom and then a couple years later. I need didn't buy invincible. -- invisible first came out his partner's part in this country and image was trying to restart the kind of in the central super hero yes. And I remember seeing a much different has come out and I think I've bought like a bunch of them except. Yet bush if you read doctors see Exxon intro in the first invincible trade which by the -- it's like the greatest and -- it ever -- he's -- he's like he sold me on it after it I want relief that the reason -- and you know he said the same things like they're coming -- always -- books and solid cover any sort. It's just another yes and that's otherwise end but I picked up and and I immediately. Got on the phone via email and I was like you to ask you should read this yeah need to get on that -- because it was and this is probably one per basic points it's a superhero -- case. It's super about it loves being used to reboot it's not one of -- to be here it's not -- it's also -- powers. And that first one is that classic thrill of discovery I've got the thing going on his first when he when he discovers that he's got he goes he's working in a fast food place and he. He goes to -- of the things bush yeah grossly miscalculated -- it's it's it's just like so much fun. And that whole first you know that whole first chunk of it is is it's good bit in all of a sudden in the second book. You know it all of sudden it's heavy and it's now being -- you know it's still fun and everything that like he. He took storytelling to a different place but that I was really impressed -- how that one. Com and adds to this day like when those books come out there -- he'd probably -- most impossible put down. I always read it picture of what went on once it'll concentrate and it's too bad if I wait you know 68 months for it we I'll read this and trade. This is where six months later you read it -- and because I love that moment that. Forty minutes or whatever it takes to get through the book I won't I caught up to the issues I can do the Bible anonymous of that. And then after that I am I civil and check out this walking that book because I don't give a rat's ass about zombies avoid or books like the plague. I think the idea to."

" And -- really get the holes on the phenomenon of the past couple years which I don't know how much of a phenomenon actually is -- just a lot of lake. Talk like cut it with service unit. I think I would think that the Indian racks are there are -- of a lot of aliens zombies yet what is touted movie sex and Agnes. And I just remember really."

" Really digging that book and this is -- book that I give to people to read and don't read comics and don't even like some stuff because it's. It's really good it's really engaging. Also Tony Moore are right out hope that you start off and interestingly enough. In an invincible started off with -- core walker and make certain that the next up and then what did starts off with -- anymore they both left after six issues. Him to bring in other people sick and he couldn't you over the monthly book. That being said the art on first chunk of of walking dead it's really really good you can see that the strides he made from battle. A lot of it a -- that are it's sort of an artist. I really like the battle of art it's it's you know it's it's like an Indy. Over the top comic book but. I was big -- and and that in the time you've really got like. A lot -- lots of great -- Clinton and a and he kept walking to black and white 2000 he doesn't have to and it's great. He's definitely if I can imagine what color he wants to. Com and so then we we popping the marvel era. -- What was that it was it was the first marvel stuff you guys are from what's it team. For me is he is probably team up here. From a team -- actually start reading team up until it's funny I'd I didn't read his -- work for the most part then I've for -- I -- reading team up right reporter canceled."

" Last security issues so yeah diocese -- a team of -- coming out and need care that it was him decides who team up to them and our allies lineup that. Yeah he is not that you like it I loved it at those very Nixon until the end once once he knew it was getting hand. -- I further called. But on and they went in the future and then we have reed Richards brain was the hazel it was a it was a fun at a future time time shifting and it's people before all the -- and when it's time this. It was those really good it was a lot of fun excellent and all the team up once before it actually marvel team up is. Invincible and Spiderman crossover yeah I don't want to cause damage which is really which is fun."

" I got on the part where they had like. Alternate evil Tony Stark which apparently is now it doesn't end here. And a team does all things Brett and I I've that was fun like I was like three easy Tony's Tony Stark lesson Harrison isn't there yet but it was newsroom on -- fun and and I don't mind freedom ring and it's like -- there was a whole controversy. Surrounding now where because freedom -- was a gay character and then he got up. Emirates where he killed. Humble he's gotten really bad basically. He had a ring that was part of the cosmic -- anyway I was like it was a manifestation of the constitution so every time you basically get all the -- do anything you wanted -- goes off -- me he's just nothing submitted -- is also within a radius of -- it was like. And Peterson of I think they took the ring off or something and and the villages destroyed him it's. Pretty is that remember seeing that because a lot of times the characters but just take everything away from them and then and then he really did reckoned a lot of times we just talked him for a while and put them -- whatever -- problems. I loved actually. I've I've been really I was like it was a fun -- a class had nothing to do with a kind of -- there and walking dead and a funny with a guy like who's known for doing zombies like oh there he goes again. Books completely different completely unrelated and marvels like move walking it is. What if you were in real life and this happened and you had to deal with the social ramifications of that and all the -- marvel zombies is just. They would if splatter and want to eat brains all time."

" And like it it's almost like yes I was like a softball throw it. They just heard nothing not that everybody let's see they really -- I think mark -- mark Miller's portrayal of the zombies in the ultimate test for was way more. Dark and menacing and like there's an obvious yet and then they and then they took dancing universe and -- we give -- that her commencement."

" It was as the bright funny and yet and it's a lot of fun I was really we I was surprised they let."

" And do so much these characters because I hadn't they could never get away with this disease detectives say pick out just. So I don't and then it's like there was little bits of the personality of the of the care they he didn't make them late news obviously made some sort of sentient it is after they eaten. And and so you don't hunger data rate negative percent -- what about like and they felt bad about it like elect this we can't this is. What I deserve murder like reading it just can't that is awesome that they let him do it and they let him get away isn't this what. It was horrible Captain America Britain beginning it's just like his head don't know off before. Stuff everywhere. We actually got a chance to catch up with Robert at a signing he did on the night that. Walkman came out and did he did the 55 cities for a couple duty free free comic book day he did five cities in 24 hours. Now flying around and stuff so."

" That's got to press this week are we -- thank our sponsors yes this episode -- like netflix.com. Which is your source for -- and dvds on line that's the best site to go to. -- www. netflix.com slash iFanboy Andy sign up for free two week trial that -- rape plant start reporting on up you can rent a dvd keep it for as long ultimately feeds we use it would love it. So www. Netflix counts last night and boy thank you very much."

" We're also sponsored by godaddy.com what is your best as an effort domain names and -- to do with stinging -- and needless fights but you go to godaddy.com Mac news -- but I can't quite get 10% off all of your purposes -- the godaddy. For your -- piece of the."

" Yes you are good -- If you have any questions for us you wanna email us tell us something is wrong with today's news that there will they try you can -- always thought -- Contact iFanboy dot com. Or or if you but the policy call one -- Campbell is that's 18883262697. This was -- play on your show our audio podcast."

" And to discuss this episode -- an episode or anything Thomas you can go to www. I think -- dot com and totally think they'll be a discussion for the show at the -- normally."

" And I've never actually read approximate region -- the we just the whole show about you can imagine get ahead of time. I said it dismissed it yeah."

" The special episode by Campbell has brought to buy godaddy.com. Had ever godaddy to get your own piece of the Internet and by netflix.com. We like movies."

" This week I stand by we're gonna talk about Kirk and then talk to -- and hey welcome to my family the video podcast of the company's discussions that I it would -- And I'm Josh. This week we thought we talk about Robert Kirk and because we talk about -- Kirk met a lot that we thought of doing more -- a bomb. Let's tell -- that happened that on TV you know out of all the people who've come out and is new riders in the past. Let's. -- an event whose money yeah yeah so all the other all the new people who have. Appeared on the scene. You know a lot of writers are coming go but I think curtains and more of an impact than anybody since say that the last crop of people which is like the Brian bonds and this. Sort of yeah he's funny he's definitely -- in the last year to. Prominently. In the last four. Here's warriors. For years that group has really been around all that long I thought was interesting and this is the guy who came up from. From the Indy field he he started off making his own comics and instantly thought of an idea he really liked and and publish it. Which was how we got we about a -- Will with the traffic. You look at it throws -- sorry we're not professional. I don't bomb the -- in and in 2000 so. Kirkland got the idea for for battle. That's pretty much -- Beckett did it for had a name and then what he thought of the name like it was instant. It's like I must do this until the name is the idea. When he's when he he would Indian and you know and in the end will it. Maybe. He then heats -- that he -- guards Tony Moore the he started -- Tron which this is his publishing company. And then he did those independently for awhile and then -- he did the -- in any get a couple of books for image. Tech jacket."

" Super patriot you're saying super patriots that's a prejudice a sub is start with some during universe and and and you know how he got into. Image and that's the whole entry point in it was that he just of this -- are Clarkson. For Obama for just nagging nagging -- tell other people he should be running as you rightly finds finds brightness that's awesome deaths there's no way to get your foot indoor."

" Senator -- a couple of series in tech jacket I think lasted six issues and in some -- didn't over the big men in 2003. -- It and that became like his is sort of first breakout hit. Mom and then shortly after that he had walking dead another and another sort of in the book. And then of course in the next year 2004 that's when so we're marble. -- model -- he started with a bunch of little sort of things here and there was he's Captain America work and marvel knights 29 behind so they were they were like oh we want -- take this. You know some and then he actually did the ill -- marvel team up series. For 25 issues which -- didn't -- run I mean those are to honor that's that's impressive thing how from Ben this is what about the same -- it -- place. So. And then. And then now last year marvel zombies was -- The other big marble breakout hit. Bomb and then he took over ultimate X-Men which is sort of a more flagship book and he's doing pretty good job of that. And and its first series that he started their security and homeland man with one that with a new character in the marvel universe."

" It cannot late last year is a lot lower I thought -- Like we're prepared for the shot and that's a whole long marvelous and well pleading did he did sort of they're they're working man stuff while the ruling here take this is none of that money. Today but everything -- living -- in the front of Monroe cable that yet tonight in this kind of cables like the book that they they give people -- education -- excited. Actually showcase run cables that had those inland from the -- was really good. In fact and things like for like four issues like yeah."

" Com. So if and as you go -- I think is funny I I tend to think it wasn't as much I feel like there's there's more out there's a I'm penalties and he's a decent yet more work I think he thought he'd done more things that stood out to me. And I think that what's really interesting about -- is that issue if you look at it. Different that a lot of people his creator owned stuff the stuff that he did. Is in many ways bigger then in the studies done for marvel for the for the majors so far cry about I don't know -- sales wise but."

" Well and automotive banana in I mean an anti missile walking Durbin hit big hits but I -- marvel zombies -- quarter of -- publishing. And let -- I mean they need the song what."

" Success that was not capitalize on that that's but out of walking -- One insult us on animals and -- that's floor not literally -- success that the reason it exists because walking yet another Mac viruses no I think there's -- honest and actually the majority people who read marvel zombies don't know -- say if the reason I got published -- that it was because of -- there's no other reason why do you -- I don't put the plug on his -- logic. Yeah this -- not. There is there's no way that book you exist without success while they're not into that."

" Was that all the fantastic -- that it did the zombie universe and on Miller came up with an excellent speech to a new pieces of this race analyst at -- when -- he's probably do want -- I concede -- and probably just called focus on over and over again in the new works and we're gonna we're gonna work. In the you know existing and I think we're gonna get this later. -- obvious to me is completely unrelated walking. La -- in -- tone or style or -- that's and I thought it's it's like it's -- and over we're we're gonna then -- I just wanted to go through some of the books in case you're familiar with them. The stuff we've read the first time that I ever heard of Robert -- was actually -- battle well. It was one of all the times that I've read a preview. I remembered as a magazine or where but I saw -- battle Pope and I laugh. But that's hilarious and I memory in the tagline it's not -- mess out kicking ass I just thought I'd want that book and I remember going and and waiting for the trade name and come out yet I kept -- my guy in and he never got it because no one else heard they want that are and I and I and that cool. Conversely I completely dismisses -- he doesn't want to have a lot of nice table flaps its."

" Whenever I bought the senate finance the war that's -- card from him in an. Apartment. I've got to show you here at the time. The little pop rock got spots open for its lesson on the value secondly I got rolled my eyes -- the consequence it is it that whole grouping of people icons were just in the -- never they never go anywhere near and is going to suffer shock value I completed the -- let's talk about when they see."

" I have for some and I I I know you talk front I have boy that's -- personal habits on the about that I really like that's funny and maybe -- page of -- or something -- laughter is just the drawing but. You know I really gotten in 2000 -- actually read it might stop by their table and like it was when there there's -- there. Putting more did great sketch of OPEC for me in -- like you know that was like a -- but it's funny they had kind of a big table. But it is known around this and that that. Whoever exactly they weren't. -- But I felt you had -- I didn't think that the kind of become the biggest thing ever but I'd. Surprised when I started seeing his name again well all the up and -- guys. If he's like he's that step below the the flagship guys. And I and it's it is simply to be Agassi all the power of the world. Mom and then a couple years later. I need didn't buy invincible. -- invisible first came out his partner's part in this country and image was trying to restart the kind of in the central super hero yes. And I remember seeing a much different has come out and I think I've bought like a bunch of them except. Yet bush if you read doctors see Exxon intro in the first invincible trade which by the -- it's like the greatest and -- it ever -- he's -- he's like he sold me on it after it I want relief that the reason -- and you know he said the same things like they're coming -- always -- books and solid cover any sort. It's just another yes and that's otherwise end but I picked up and and I immediately. Got on the phone via email and I was like you to ask you should read this yeah need to get on that -- because it was and this is probably one per basic points it's a superhero -- case. It's super about it loves being used to reboot it's not one of -- to be here it's not -- it's also -- powers. And that first one is that classic thrill of discovery I've got the thing going on his first when he when he discovers that he's got he goes he's working in a fast food place and he. He goes to -- of the things bush yeah grossly miscalculated -- it's it's it's just like so much fun. And that whole first you know that whole first chunk of it is is it's good bit in all of a sudden in the second book. You know it all of sudden it's heavy and it's now being -- you know it's still fun and everything that like he. He took storytelling to a different place but that I was really impressed -- how that one. Com and adds to this day like when those books come out there -- he'd probably -- most impossible put down. I always read it picture of what went on once it'll concentrate and it's too bad if I wait you know 68 months for it we I'll read this and trade. This is where six months later you read it -- and because I love that moment that. Forty minutes or whatever it takes to get through the book I won't I caught up to the issues I can do the Bible anonymous of that. And then after that I am I civil and check out this walking that book because I don't give a rat's ass about zombies avoid or books like the plague. I think the idea to."

" And -- really get the holes on the phenomenon of the past couple years which I don't know how much of a phenomenon actually is -- just a lot of lake. Talk like cut it with service unit. I think I would think that the Indian racks are there are -- of a lot of aliens zombies yet what is touted movie sex and Agnes. And I just remember really."

" Really digging that book and this is -- book that I give to people to read and don't read comics and don't even like some stuff because it's. It's really good it's really engaging. Also Tony Moore are right out hope that you start off and interestingly enough. In an invincible started off with -- core walker and make certain that the next up and then what did starts off with -- anymore they both left after six issues. Him to bring in other people sick and he couldn't you over the monthly book. That being said the art on first chunk of of walking dead it's really really good you can see that the strides he made from battle. A lot of it a -- that are it's sort of an artist. I really like the battle of art it's it's you know it's it's like an Indy. Over the top comic book but. I was big -- and and that in the time you've really got like. A lot -- lots of great -- Clinton and a and he kept walking to black and white 2000 he doesn't have to and it's great. He's definitely if I can imagine what color he wants to. Com and so then we we popping the marvel era. -- What was that it was it was the first marvel stuff you guys are from what's it team. For me is he is probably team up here. From a team -- actually start reading team up until it's funny I'd I didn't read his -- work for the most part then I've for -- I -- reading team up right reporter canceled."

" Last security issues so yeah diocese -- a team of -- coming out and need care that it was him decides who team up to them and our allies lineup that. Yeah he is not that you like it I loved it at those very Nixon until the end once once he knew it was getting hand. -- I further called. But on and they went in the future and then we have reed Richards brain was the hazel it was a it was a fun at a future time time shifting and it's people before all the -- and when it's time this. It was those really good it was a lot of fun excellent and all the team up once before it actually marvel team up is. Invincible and Spiderman crossover yeah I don't want to cause damage which is really which is fun."

" I got on the part where they had like. Alternate evil Tony Stark which apparently is now it doesn't end here. And a team does all things Brett and I I've that was fun like I was like three easy Tony's Tony Stark lesson Harrison isn't there yet but it was newsroom on -- fun and and I don't mind freedom ring and it's like -- there was a whole controversy. Surrounding now where because freedom -- was a gay character and then he got up. Emirates where he killed. Humble he's gotten really bad basically. He had a ring that was part of the cosmic -- anyway I was like it was a manifestation of the constitution so every time you basically get all the -- do anything you wanted -- goes off -- me he's just nothing submitted -- is also within a radius of -- it was like. And Peterson of I think they took the ring off or something and and the villages destroyed him it's. Pretty is that remember seeing that because a lot of times the characters but just take everything away from them and then and then he really did reckoned a lot of times we just talked him for a while and put them -- whatever -- problems. I loved actually. I've I've been really I was like it was a fun -- a class had nothing to do with a kind of -- there and walking dead and a funny with a guy like who's known for doing zombies like oh there he goes again. Books completely different completely unrelated and marvels like move walking it is. What if you were in real life and this happened and you had to deal with the social ramifications of that and all the -- marvel zombies is just. They would if splatter and want to eat brains all time."

" And like it it's almost like yes I was like a softball throw it. They just heard nothing not that everybody let's see they really -- I think mark -- mark Miller's portrayal of the zombies in the ultimate test for was way more. Dark and menacing and like there's an obvious yet and then they and then they took dancing universe and -- we give -- that her commencement."

" It was as the bright funny and yet and it's a lot of fun I was really we I was surprised they let."

" And do so much these characters because I hadn't they could never get away with this disease detectives say pick out just. So I don't and then it's like there was little bits of the personality of the of the care they he didn't make them late news obviously made some sort of sentient it is after they eaten. And and so you don't hunger data rate negative percent -- what about like and they felt bad about it like elect this we can't this is. What I deserve murder like reading it just can't that is awesome that they let him do it and they let him get away isn't this what. It was horrible Captain America Britain beginning it's just like his head don't know off before. Stuff everywhere. We actually got a chance to catch up with Robert at a signing he did on the night that. Walkman came out and did he did the 55 cities for a couple duty free free comic book day he did five cities in 24 hours. Now flying around and stuff so."

" That's got to press this week are we -- thank our sponsors yes this episode -- like netflix.com. Which is your source for -- and dvds on line that's the best site to go to. -- www. netflix.com slash iFanboy Andy sign up for free two week trial that -- rape plant start reporting on up you can rent a dvd keep it for as long ultimately feeds we use it would love it. So www. Netflix counts last night and boy thank you very much."

" We're also sponsored by godaddy.com what is your best as an effort domain names and -- to do with stinging -- and needless fights but you go to godaddy.com Mac news -- but I can't quite get 10% off all of your purposes -- the godaddy. For your -- piece of the."

" Yes you are good -- If you have any questions for us you wanna email us tell us something is wrong with today's news that there will they try you can -- always thought -- Contact iFanboy dot com. Or or if you but the policy call one -- Campbell is that's 18883262697. This was -- play on your show our audio podcast."

" And to discuss this episode -- an episode or anything Thomas you can go to www. I think -- dot com and totally think they'll be a discussion for the show at the -- normally."

" And I've never actually read approximate region -- the we just the whole show about you can imagine get ahead of time. I said it dismissed it yeah."