All aboard the Battleship Potemkast, where two comedians and a film critic try to talk about movies, games and kickboxing. This is very rarely the case, instead leaping into topics as blue as the ocean they sail. Featuring segments such as What We Watched, a Creative Corner, the Gay's Gaming Gulag and updates from the Crew's Log.
Setting sail each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The Battleship bounds back, with the HMS Gulag on one side and Quartermaster Stoakes' erection on the other. In this week's episode, jetpacks are recommended at E3, astronauts are discouraged from emotion in a review of the film Life, and the New England Patriots join Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather for the greatest sporting event of the year.
Music by Kevin MacLeod
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Fighting on the Battleship Potemkast! Yes, it's another episode of the best podcast on the web, where the Battleship Boys raise The Mummy from the dead to review, Captain Cook breaks Christy Cree's vrirginity and Quartermaster Stoakes surrenders his fate to a coin.
Music by Kevin MacLeod
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So, ladies and gentleman, your beloved and handsome Quartermaster Rob Stoakes has a deep abiding love for Metroid that Nintendo doesn't seem to share, and him and the illustrious comedian Captain Michael Cook will celebrate its thirtieth anniversary no matter what technical difficulties there may be.
Music from the excellent Harmony of a Hunter albums by Shinesparkers. Download here; http://www.metroid-database.com/harmonyofahunter.php
WARNING: As a note, we're not joking about the technical difficulties. Captain Cook's microphone wasn't working properly for the first two minutes of this episode, so hang tight or skip to about 1:32.
The Battleship Potemkast talk about a game you may have heard of... oh? You want more detail? Like how special guest Richard Thompson was betrayed by Nintendo Magazine, or Captain Cook's theory of Pokemon Go uniting North and South Korea, or what Quartermaster Stoakes is wearing? Well, you'll just have to listen to the episode for all of the details.
Music by Kevin MacLeod.
Quartermaster Stoakes finally goes full-blown egomaniac on the most racist episode of the Battleship Potemkast to date, holding the Nintendo office water cooler hostage until someone appreciates his idea for a Zelda game. Meanwhile, Cree reveals that he doesn't know the difference between China and Japan, and Russel Crowe joins Metallica.