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This episode was recorded at New York Comic Con on October 7, 2022. The cast and crew of the new DC Universe Warner Bros. Animation film “Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons” is released on Digital and Blu Ray on October 18th.
Longtime Seattle Times reporter Geoff Baker joined the podcast. He has a new book due out in November entitled, “Rising From the Deep: The Seattle Kraken, a Tenacious Push for Expansion, and the Emerald City’s Sports Revival.”
Local news has been a television staple for many viewers for years. Do they have any need to exist in 2022? That’s the topic of today’s episode.
In the new Warner Bros. DC Universe animated film “’Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons,” Superman and Lois Lane have a son named Jonathan Kent. In the CW TV show “Superman and Lois,” Clark and Lois have twin sons, a twist after the CW’s “Crisis on Infinite Earths.”
Former play-by-play announcer Dave Cohen joined the show. “Coney Island Dave” (a nickname given to him by his dear friend Bob Costas) was the TV voice of the New York Yankees from 1995-1996. He was also the TV voice of the then-Washington Bullets & original host of Mets Extra.
Shelly and Seth are both under the weather, so we’re using deep fake technology to record this episode for you. (Just kidding. Kind of.) Shelly quizzes Seth on whether or not he’s been keeping up with his metaverse homework.
This episode focuses both on the original Quantum Leap series that aired on NBC from 1989-1993 and the 2022 revival series airing on NBC and Peacock. In the original series, Dr. Sam Beckett stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator and began leaping through time.
Former Tennis player turned broadcaster Cliff Drysdale is this week’s guest. Drysdale was a highly ranked professional player in the 1960s and early 1970s. Then, when ESPN started in 1979, Drysdale became a tennis announcer. He evolved into a strong play-by-play announcer.
The iPhone 14 may have gotten most of the headlines when Apple unveiled it a few weeks ago, but it wasn’t the only new gear that Apple debuted.