I've complained about it before. Their worst sin is to give Gunn a really high-pitched voice, which is just wrong, wrong, WRONG.
Tries to picture this. Falls over laughing. Chokes on an ice cube.
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I've complained about it before. Their worst sin is to give Gunn a really high-pitched voice, which is just wrong, wrong, WRONG.
Tries to picture this. Falls over laughing. Chokes on an ice cube.
I'm not really sure where to put this... but the new radio series of The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy starts on Radio 4 tonight, 20 years after the last one ended. They're doing the remaining books starting with "Life, the Universe, and Everything", and all of the original cast (except those who have died in the meantime) are back on board - plus Douglas Adams himself as Agrajag. Download the trailers and listen to the episodes here:
(You can either listen to the episode "live" online, or on demand after Thursday night).
Just watched my first Angel dubbed in German.
So wrong.
Did I listen to Fiona? No.
I should have. Note to self: Listen to Fiona.
Wow!
I will mark that -- I LOVED Hitchhiker on radio.
Crap! Meant to listen....ooooh I can listen tomorrow at work!!!
all of the original cast (except those who have died in the meantime) are back on board - plus Douglas Adams himself as Agrajag.
They found another vase of Osaris?
They found another vase of Osaris?
They probably borrowed one from Tupac's posse.
Yeah, that Willow -- always grandstanding. I bet you can find 10 Vases of Osiris on Ebay on any day of the week.
Heee.
I think they took his voice from one of the audiobooks or something. Before his death, while they were already working on the new series, he absolutely insisted that he had to play Agrajag. Over-identify, much?
I thought it was really well done, and actually got goosebumps when it started and the announcer came on. The same announcer, sounding pretty much unchanged over 25 years.
The one fundamental difference from the first two radio series, though, is that you know the jokes already. Or at least, you do if you've read the books as often as I have. But the execution was still good to hear.
Aww...I can't wait. I hope they have it archived for a while, because it'll be a bit before I get to a place with reasonable downloadable speeds. But yay, for new radio! I lurve me some DA.