All Things Transformers

All Things Transformers

por GeekCast Radio Network, LLC

Sound of Fury, Lost and Found, Survival of the Fittest Animated: Sound and Fury Review

The hosts review the Transformers Animated episode "Sound and Fury," discussing the introduction of Soundwave, his evolution via the AllSpark key, and his control over the city's machines. They also debate the role of human characters, including the divisive Professor Princess, and highlight various nods to G1 lore and other franchises.

Transformers Prime Crisscross, Metal Attraction, Rock

This episode covers three installments of Transformers Prime: "Crisscross," "Metal Attraction," and "Rock Bottom." The hosts discuss Arcee, Arachnid, Silas, and the introduction of Jack's mother to the team. They analyze the rivalry between Arcee and Airachnid, the humor involving Breakdown, and Megatron's interaction with the human characters. Additionally, the hosts review recent news, including upcoming releases like Transformers Exiles and the latest home video announcements from Shout! Factory.

Thrill of the Hunt, Nanosec, Along Came a Spider Review

The hosts discuss three episodes of Transformers Animated, covering Ratchet's backstory in "Thrill of the Hunt," the high-speed chase in "Nanosec," and the revelation of Blackarachnia's origin in "Along Came a Spider." The panel analyzes the show's animation style, voice performances including Lance Henriksen as Lockdown, and the recurring references to Beast Wars and G1. They address listener feedback regarding the series' human characters, pacing, and the integration of the AllSpark key.

Transformers: Dark of the Moon Review

We discuss the theatrical release of the third live-action entry, analyzing the box office performance, the use of 3D, and the overall quality of the action and storytelling. The panel shares thoughts on the character development of Lennox and Epps, the addition of Alan Tudyk’s character, and the portrayal of Sentinel Prime by Leonard Nimoy. We also compare this film to its predecessors and debate the future of the franchise.

Home is Where The Spark Is, Total Meltdown, and Blast From The Past Animated Episode Roundup Review

The hosts review three episodes of Transformers Animated: Home is Where The Spark Is, Total Meltdown, and Blast From The Past. The discussion covers character development for Megatron, Prowl, and Bulkhead, the introduction of the Dinobots, and critiques of the show's human villains. The group also shares thoughts on the animation style, the frequent use of Sari's key as a plot device, and comparisons to G1 lore.

Interview with David Kaye on Transformers Animated

The guys interview the one the only David Kaye once more! We are now focusing our conversation with him on TF Animated and Botcon. Check the awesomeness that is him with Steve, Mike and Michael. Geeks: Steve “Megatron” Phillips Mike “TFG1? Blanchard Michael “PecanCtMichael” Wilson Subscribe to us using iTunes or use any other podcatching ...

Transformers Animated Transform and Roll Out Review

The hosts discuss the three-part premiere of Transformers Animated, covering the voice cast, animation style, and plot. They analyze the introduction of the Autobot repair crew, Megatron's initial defeat by Starscream, and the human character Sari Sumdac. The team debates the series' references to G1 source material and shares their initial reactions to the character designs and voice performances.

Transformers Prime Operation Breakdown Review

The hosts discuss the latest Transformers Prime episode, "Operation Breakdown," analyzing the plot involving Silas, Mech, and the capture of Breakdown. They also cover recent franchise news, including the Shockwave controversy, the Transformers: Dark of the Moon score tracklist, and the financial issues surrounding The Hub network. Additionally, the episode covers the Transformers Hall of Fame results, new USB flash drive collectibles, and upcoming plans for the podcast network.

Introducing the Transformation Animation Podcast

The hosts discuss their plans for a new series covering every episode of the Transformers Animated cartoon. They detail the show's format, which will feature in-depth analysis alongside shorter reaction segments from a first-time viewer. The team reflects on their previous podcast experiences with G1 and Beast Wars, while sharing their expectations for the lighthearted tone of this new project. They also outline goals for future interviews with the show's creators and voice cast.

Interview with Brian Ward on DVD Production and Transformers

This time we bring you a new type of interview. This one being one of Shout! Factory’s DVD Producers, Brian Ward. Brian has worked on the Beast Wars DVD Collection, Rocko’s Modern Life, JEM, and More! Check Shout! Factory’s website here. You can find Brian’s Twitter page @BWard028 Geeks: Steve “Megatron” Phillips Mike “TFG1? Blanchard ...
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