In this episode we review the Fringe episode, “The Bishop Revival.” Clint give us a ton of insightful information in our Science of Tomorrow segment, we discuss the history and motives of Creepy German Guy, and we share a few spoilers about what to expect the rest of the season. We wrap up the episode with a little Top Gun action.
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The episode recap segment sounded great! 🙂
I really enjoy the podcast and i wanted to thank everyone involved, it has become a fixture of my sunday afternoons
Thanks guys,
Nice work by Clint validating/invalidating the science of tomorrow for the episode. Keep it Nerdy!
Again, I love the addition of the background music to the recap. It takes it to a completely different level.
Betty Luken’s flannelgraphs!!! I grew up having those in my Bible Classes. There’s still a teacher in our congregation who uses them frequently. Hopefully, she doesn’t use them to illustrate the gore! That is so funny. Also, I went to Lubbock Christian and couldn’t agree more that the people there are the best. A very sweet town, even with the dust storms.
I have to say the podcast is just as great as it ever was, and hasn’t suffered an iota with the reduced staff. I really enjoyed David Wu and hope he’s able to come back frequently.
Thanks for all your hard work.
Pam in Albuquerque