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Cyborgs-A Bionic Podcast: "Wine, Women, and War"

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Submitted by John S. Drew on January 22, 2012 - 5:12pm

The second television movie before the series began is a radical shift from the pilot movie.  Hosts John S. Drew and Paul K. Bisson discuss the pros and cons of this second movie with Joseph Burns, major contributor to the DVD release of the Six Million Dollar Man series and webmaster of thesix1973.com.

Joseph Burns was born in Washington D.C., and grew up there until his family moved to California in the late 70's. A film and TV buff, he attended the Film/Video program at UC Santa Cruz, getting his bachelor's in 1996. After Film School, Joe moved to LA and worked in Post Production. He is the editor of "Skywalker: The David Thompson Story," a one hour sports documentary which aired on NBA-TV and was distributed on DVD by Image Entertainment.

In addition to video editing, Joe has developed websites, interactive CD-ROMs and DVDs. He operates the SMDM fan website "The Six 1973" and is a major contributor/admin at The Bionic Wiki. In 2010, he was recruited to advise Time-Life on The Six Million Dollar Man: The Complete Collection, and was interviewed for the set at the Pasadena Rock N' ComiCon last Spring.

Today Joe lives in San Francisco and is the owner of a very large cat named Fritz.

 

 


 

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Liking this podcast.

Submitted by Pinkhamster on January 27, 2012 - 10:30pm.

I am a little surprised I'm enjoying this podcast, given that I can't remember ever watching an episode of the Bionic shows even though I did have two of the action figures.  So, you're definitely doing a good job of communicating about the show on a level that doesn't require encyclopedic fan knowledge.  Good job!

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Kitchen Tv

Submitted by kitchen pans on January 24, 2012 - 1:16am.

There is more to a television than it's screen size (though that is important). In this section we made sure each kitchen TV was built well and is easy to control.A kitchen TV can add a new level of convenience and entertainment to the daily routine of meal preparation and other kitchen activities.
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What?!?

Submitted by John S. Drew on January 24, 2012 - 4:57am.

You couldn't at least give us a nice vote on the episode before spamming us?  At least your grammar is better than most of the other spammers.  Removed the link and here's your one warning to not do this again.  Take care.

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John
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