- Posted on February 2, 2011
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We’re back with week two’s podcast. This week the team discusses hipsters, Stargate, losing races to fat people and a host of other awful awful things… oh and some TV shows. Hope you enjoy and don’t forget it’s super spoiler-y so if you haven’t seen one of the shows it’s probably best to skip it (the run down is below).
Portlandia 02:00
Retired at 35 9:58
Archer 15:18
Chuck 21:36
10 O’Clock Live 30:10
Parks & Recreation (and The Office) 36:10
An iTunes feed is on its way.
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Hey Everyone
We’re back with week two’s podcast. This week the team discusses hipsters, Stargate, losing races to fat people and a host of other awful awful things… oh and some TV shows. Hope you enjoy and don’t forget it’s super spoiler-y so if you haven’t seen one of the shows it’s probably best to skip it (the run down is below).
Portlandia 02:00
Retired at 35 9:58
Archer 15:18
Chuck 21:36
10 O’Clock Live 30:10
Parks & Recreation (and The Office) 36:10
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In a week with minimal news of value and the quest to find a new home to rent, Televised Revolution takes a brief hiatus from our panel format to bring you interviews with David Taylor from Playmaker Media and Nathan Mayfield from Hoodlum. Both companies are involved in producing Foxtels new series multimedia series SLiDE.
The panel will be back next week. Of course, if you want to hear Dan and Simon natter on about television, you can check out our sister podcast The 400 Club. The 400 Club Podcast brings you reviews of the weeks most interesting TV shows from across the globe each and every darn week. You may have noticed last weeks debut podcast was included in the Televised Revolution feed.
As always, we look forward to receiving your mail and check us out on the Twitter / Facebook. You can also find the podcast on iTunes (please leave us a review, it helps people find the show).
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- Posted on January 27, 2011
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Sister organization ‘The 400 Club’ now have a weekly review podcast, offering a look at new TV shows that have hit the screen in the past week. This new podcast, powered by Televised Revolution (and featuring Dan & Simon from the TV Rev podcast), launched on Monday this week.
Be warned that this podcast is very spoiler heavy. We’ll include time codes each week, so be sure to use this as a guide to avoid any specific shows you wish to remain pure with. Yes, this weeks shows are very US-heavy, but we’ll be covering UK and Australian shows in coming weeks when appropriate.
Intro: 0:00-3:12
Lights Out: 3:12-8:22
Chuck: 8:23-17:49
Californication: 17:49-28:07 (Explicit)
Parks & Recreation: 28:07-34:47
Episodes: 34:57-45:45
How I Met Your Mother: 45:45-56:44
Outro: 56:44-59:57
The 400 Club
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I know you’ve all been thinking, I enjoy The 400 Club… I wish I could put it on my iPod and let their soothing tones lull me to sleep at night, or keep the boredom of a commuting train-ride at bay… Well save your birthday and shooting star wishes because your dreams have become reality. Here is the first episode of what will become a weekly podcast. We’re still figuring some things out (the theme music is here to stay though… jj) and one of the panel members is still away on a TV tour of the USA.This first episode can be streamed/downloaded here but in the coming weeks will also be available on iTunes. They will normally be going up on Mondays.
It is super spoiler heavy so if you haven’t watched the shows you may want to skip ahead. Here below is a breakdown for the run of the show:
Intro: 0:00-3:12
Lights Out: 3:12-8:22
Chuck: 8:23-17:49
Californication: 17:49-28:07 (Explicit)
Parks & Recreation: 28:07-34:47
Episodes: 34:57-45:45
How I Met Your Mother: 45:45-56:44
Outro: 56:44-59:57
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On this, the final week of the low-news volume summer season, Televised Revolution is back for another week. We’ve moved Televised Revolution to the brand new recording time of Saturday mornings, so you should expect to see the program published now on Saturdays.
This week we discuss:
- Roger Ebert has a prosthetic chin.
- Angry Birds: The TV Series.
- Kelli Underwood is bounced from Ch 10′s football call.
- Hannah Montana winds up.
- John Clease hates television.
- The US adaptation of Skins upsets the Parents Television Council.
As always, we look forward to receiving your mail and check us out on the Twitter / Facebook. You can also find the podcast on iTunes (please leave us a review, it helps people find the show).
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This week marks the last of our flood obsession. With Televised Revolution HQ lacking electricity due to the floods and access problems surrounding Simon’s suburb, this weeks podcast was an all-Skype affair. We apologise whole-heartedly for the audio quality of this edition.
On this weeks show we discuss the flood coverage on the TV networks, Senator Conroy allows for top tier sporting events to be broadcast on digital multi-channels, and the Wonder Woman pilot is a n0-go.
As always, we look forward to receiving your mail and check us out on the Twitter / Facebook. You can also find the podcast on iTunes (please leave us a review, it helps people find the show).
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Today, Brisbane is under water. Major flooding has devastated a number of Brisbane suburbs, including Televised Revolution’s HQ in West End. The TV coverage of the event has been significant with rolling news running from 4am through to late night.
Ch 9′s coverage has been, from my perspective, the best of the networks. Their on-air talents local knowledge has proven invaluable in providing such a strong offering.
On this podcast I interview Kylie Blucher, Managing Director of Channel 9 Queensland, about their coverage of the event.
As always, we look forward to receiving your mail and check us out on the Twitter / Facebook. You can also find the podcast on iTunes (please leave us a review, it helps people find the show).
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We kick off 2011 with something different: An interview with Tommy Wiseau, the Director of the 2003 cult film The Room. Topics discussed include his TV series currently in production called The Neighbours, his new feature film, what his girlfriend thinks of watching his emotional heartbreak in The Room, and are there Tommy Wiseau groupies?
You will not hear an interview on Televised Revolution that will ever match the oddity of this chat with Tommy Wiseau.
For any Brisbane listeners, Tribal Theatre are screening this on Friday nights for the next month. Check out the site for details. Also, be sure to check out our Twitter and Facebook pages for details on how to win a double pass.
As always, we look forward to receiving your mail and check us out on the Twitter / Facebook. You can also find the podcast on iTunes (please leave us a review, it helps people find the show).
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In the final days of 2010, the Televised Revolution crew gathered at Televised Revolution HQ to look back at television in 2010 and the changes that have taken place across the medium.
It’s a fairly casual, laid-back discussion. We are keen to hear how your viewing habits have changed over the past 12 months, so please make sure you drop us an email.
After a couple of weeks of Television retrospective discussion, we’ll be back to the regular format for the next episode, recording back at our now quasi-home at The Edge digital media space at the State Library of Queensland. As always, we look forward to receiving your mail and check us out on the Twitter / Facebook. You can also find the podcast on iTunes (please leave us a review, it helps people find the show).
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