71 - Slippy-Doos (feat. Lee Sullivan and PETE HOLMES!)

This week, we're joined by our pal (and raconteur) Lee Sullivan to discuss our trip to Melbourne, fish jerky, apartheid, and Tom's drunken antics. We cut to audio recorded on the scene, including a special (and very awkward and fangirlish) interview with the one and only Pete Holmes. Then we touch on the brand-new Sly Cooper: Thieves In Time, and new DLC for Sound Shapes.
In SSST: Disney disbands LucasArts, Rockstar unveils GTA V's cover art, and Telltale announces Poker Night 2. Yep, that's all.
In Ask SSJ: we discuss filmmaking, drugs, ALF, hardcore gaming, and then Tom gets out of there as quickly as possible.

MUSIC USED:
All music this week was improvised by Lee Sullivan, who you'll know from bands such as Canoelands and Dr. Spaceman.
Oh wait, no, there was one more track.
Krispy - Kia Shine (used without permission)

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NEW TO THE CARTOON WAS Q*BERT'S USE OF "SLIPPY-DOOS", A BLACK BALL PROJECTILE WHICH HE LOADED AND FIRED THROUGH HIS NOSE, PRODUCING AN OIL SLICK WHEREVER THE BALLS SPLATTERED
Check out Pete Holmes on Twitter, and of course his brilliant podcast, You Made It Weird!
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Peanut Gallery Special - Video Game Movies (feat. Patch Kolan and Lee Sullivan)

On a very special Peanut Gallery episode of SSJ, we welcome guests Patch Kolan (Shotgun Critic, Insert Coin(s)) and Lee Sullivan (For A Few Movies More) to talk about the wonderful world of video game movies: from Super Mario Bros to Uwe Boll to the just-announced Metal Gear movie.
Join us as we discuss why video game movies work, and why they so often don't!

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Let us know what you think! Send us an email!
Oh, and here's that Portal fan movie we mentioned!
Check out Patch Kolan's movie review site Shotgun Critic, and be his pal on Twitter!
Check out Lee Sullivan's work at For A Few Movies More, including their awesome podcast!
Of course, you can find Tom and Xavier on Twitter and their work in all the usual places.

AFTERMATH.