WAY back on Episode #23 we played a little “Meet the Roundtable” by asking each other a series of questions meant to open up some deep personal discussion (and elicit laughter). A little “get to know ya”, if you will. We had a blast doing it, but figured once was enough.
HOWEVER, on Episode #100 we finally delivered the results of the UnderScoopFire Podcast Listener Survey, conducted back in February of 2012 (we’ve been busy with stuff). One of the responders suggested we revisit the “Meet the Voltron” format, and ask each other some more creative and thought-provoking questions. We were happy to oblige, and we encourage you to play along and tweet or comment with your answers to any questions you like.
In this episode:
- Corey thinks starring in Mission Impossible would be “a hoot”
- Joe renews his subscription to Assault Rifles & Dinosaurs magazine
- Tank sits on ground beef to binge watch Dexter
- Howie recommends Taco Bell’s Balloon Knot Crunchwrap (with the salsa verde)
Yes, last time all five original hosts participated. This time we have four. Don’t be picky. We weren’t:
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This episode was fantastic. I tweeted at you guys earlier. Seriously, one of the most quotable episodes ever. I’ll be listening to it multiple times.
Wow Kevin! Thanks man, that’s awesome to hear.
Good to have the head of the Voltron back. I’m assuming Howie is the head…upper head or lower head?
This was some funny stuff!
When I do technical documentation at any job and need a fake name, my go to is Abe Froman.I’ve only had one person ever recognize it.
Sausage King! All of us appreciate the feedback Dex, and I am happy to be any body part the Voltron is in need of. Although most weeks it is safe to say I am the ass. We considered individual Voltron lion shirts to wear to RetroCon this year that show which Lion each of us represent. I’m not sure if we’ll go that far. All we know for sure is that Googs was the yellow lion, so we’ve been left eternally legless.