The SFOP Appreciation Society #1: Boa vs. Python

By Dindrane - posted 07.26.10 @ 6:39 am

Widge here. I'd like to welcome you to...I guess this is the second Weekend Justice spinoff podcast. Whereas The Sound Board focuses on music, this latest podcast, starring Leigh and Dindrane (with engineering by PhantomV48 and intro narration by Doc), will focus on...um...SyFy Original Pictures and films that might as well be in that category.

These are audio commentaries. You can either listen along with your own copy of their first film, Boa vs. Python (assuming you have one), or you can listen along with whatever it is you're doing in your regular life. Either way, here they are, folks, ready or not: The SFOP Appreciation Society.

BTW, you iTunes subscriber types can nab our overall podcast feed here.

Or if you want to do something else with it, the feed feed is here.

To download this episode directly, The SFOP Appreciation Society #1: Boa vs. Python, then do that thing.

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Dindrane is a writer, scholar, translator, professor and freelance classicist for hire. When she is not assisting the animal kingdom in the overthrow of humanity, she reads. She has, in fact, read more books than you. Do not test her on this. When she is not reading, she is serving as Minister of Anime and Manga Studies at Need Coffee Dot Com. She lives and works in North Alabama and is under the misguided assumption she is boring. She can be found on Twitter at @DindraneErin. She has written 340 posts. See them all here.

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A Mob Numbering 2

Really enjoyed this even though I could't see the movie. Some really choice quotes from you two! :)

Comment by Dan — July 29, 2010 @ 3:14 pm

The DJs on 95.1 FM in Huntsville were talking about this movie yesterday morning! The meme is out there.

Comment by BD — July 30, 2010 @ 8:54 am

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