20151106 - Open Lines - Live Show Chat Thread

[zeebo]

Have we ever had an extraterrestrial caller?

I think one faxed in back in the 90's.

[GravitySucks]

Who is Chris Carter?

[MABUSE]

I really want an update from the guy that took his family to the hills for the last apocalypse.

Well, for a start, now those hills have eyes....Bwahahahahaha!
**M**

[Scorch]

Bob Ross, everybody knows him.  He didn't smoke dope, dope smoked him.

[JamesMcDonald]

[Hautex]

peace be on you all, going to check my eyelids for holes...

[WhiteCrow]

erase chem trails   ... fantastic callers tonight... 

[nbirnes]

That's very understandable, you're on so many.

Only as an intense listener.

[zeebo]

Al Gore is drunk.

FYI your user name cracks me up, and is equaled only by my other fave, Hells Mole.

[AppealPlay]

peace be on you all, going to check my eyelids for holes...

Take care, buddy.

[Ciardelo]

Who is Chris Carter?

He is a Godfather of Gillian Anderson and Clyde Klotz's daughter Piper Maru.
Has considered titling his eventual and as-yet-unwritten autobiography "Fridays At Nine," the timeslot for the shows he's created, due to their mix of successes and failures.
His brother, W. Craig Carter, is a Full Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT.
Two of his attempts for crossovers with other television shows failed for the same reasons. The first attempt was to crossover The X-Files (1993) with CBS's Picket Fences (1992), however, CBS feared losing ratings to the newer network. The second attempt was to crossover with the WB's Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997), but Fox also feared losing ratings to the newer network. In both cases, each show's executive producer was on board: David E. Kelley and Joss Whedon respectively.
Pitched The X-Files (1993) to Brandon Tartikoff at NBC, but Tartikoff turned it down.
Under tremendous time crunch, Carter did an all-night audio mix session to finish The X-Files (1993) pilot, which was to be shown to Fox executives the following morning. That night, he ended up sleeping on a couch in the Fox Studios lobby.
Lives in Santa Barbara, California.

[MABUSE]

Giant Batlike Creature!
YES!!!!!!!!
Mothman in the land of Fonseca!
**M**

[coaster]

Bob Ross learned his painting style and television presentation from Bill Alexander, and as a thank you, directly competed his art supply business with Bill's. All class, that Bob Ross.

[Ciardelo]

Only as an intense listener.

I don't know Nancy, I think you're being modest. You have a nice "radio voice" I've heard you a lot on DM shows.

[Zenman]

It sounded suspiciously like Sredni's fuzz-outs on the recent Gabcast.  Something fishy fuzzy is afoot.

Are you perhaps suggesting some sort of fuzspiracy?    

[GravitySucks]

He is a Godfather of Gillian Anderson and Clyde Klotz's daughter Piper Maru.
Has considered titling his eventual and as-yet-unwritten autobiography "Fridays At Nine," the timeslot for the shows he's created, due to their mix of successes and failures.
His brother, W. Craig Carter, is a Full Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT.
Two of his attempts for crossovers with other television shows failed for the same reasons. The first attempt was to crossover The X-Files (1993) with CBS's Picket Fences (1992), however, CBS feared losing ratings to the newer network. The second attempt was to crossover with the WB's Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997), but Fox also feared losing ratings to the newer network. In both cases, each show's executive producer was on board: David E. Kelley and Joss Whedon respectively.
Pitched The X-Files (1993) to Brandon Tartikoff at NBC, but Tartikoff turned it down.
Under tremendous time crunch, Carter did an all-night audio mix session to finish The X-Files (1993) pilot, which was to be shown to Fox executives the following morning. That night, he ended up sleeping on a couch in the Fox Studios lobby.
Lives in Santa Barbara, California.

I guess I would know who he was if I had ever watched the X-files.

[Rocky4228]

Who is Chris Carter?

[coaster]

I guess I would know who he was if I had ever watched the X-files.

The X-Files was one of the most original television shows ever made. You're missing out.

[QuantumMystics]

The soul of  the marionette

[zeebo]

Are you perhaps suggesting some sort of fuzspiracy?   

I thought perhaps the NSA was blotting out Sredni's subversive Brit-com references.

[Sandra Kristen]

I hate Bob Crane because of these commercials.

[(Sandman) Logan-5]

My ears are still itching from that... MV potted off the stream, but it was on the skype call for a lot longer than you could hear on the podcast.

That had to be loud as hell coming over a headset. Yikes.

[GravitySucks]

The X-Files was one of the most original television shows ever made. You're missing out.

Back then I just couldn't get into it. I don't watch much tv. Might have to binge watch it before the next set of shows come out to wrap up the series (next year right?)

[Ciardelo]

I hate Bob Crane because of these commercials.

i thought he was pretty good on Hogan's Hero's.

[zeebo]

You guys ever listen to the bass line on this McCartney tune?  Dude is a friggin wicked bassist - often underappreciated as such, same as Sting btw.  Just a free musical observation brought to you by a squirrel.

[GravitySucks]

That had to be loud as hell coming over a headset. Yikes.

Yeah.  It went on from 10-30 seconds at a time.  I ripped mine off a couple of times.

[(Sandman) Logan-5]

He's fine, there's lots of manholes.

+1

[norland2424]

I hate Bob Crane because of these commercials.

you complain to damn much 

[GravitySucks]

You guys ever listen to the bass line on this McCartney tune?  Dude is a friggin wicked bassist - often underappreciated as such, same as Sting btw.  Just a free musical observation brought to you by a squirrel.

Does he really string his guitar backwards?

[coaster]

I hate Bob Crane because of these commercials.

Not a fan of the oidar, eh?