tgwtgsecrets:

While it is certainly no secret that the reviewers at Channel Awesome and so forth do keep themselves busy to produce the shows we all watch, and we do see most of them now and then at conventions whenever its convenient for the fans, but this viewer can’t help but wonder this. Do they still socialize now and then and make new friends?

I’m not saying it is impossible for that to happen, but when you don’t know what goes on when the camera is off, it just makes you curious. But I have heard about several fanatics now and then harassing the reviewers (So far as I know, Spoony had it the worst. Even had to call the cops.) So it is easy to understand how some reviewers might be wary of that idea. But for this fan, I don’t get all that hyper to meet them that I would go to stalker levels, I’d rather get to know them casually. The person behind the characters and be myself as I would with my own friends. To hang out with Doug, not the Critic. Lewis, not Linkara and so on to get to know them as themselves and see if there’s a possibility for a friendship.

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Quoth the Hagan:

Transcript:

One of my fave things about cons is the chance to hang out and talk with fans. Several are now good friends.

Heck my own wife started out as a fan!

Con Men: Hagan! interviews! Drew Bolduc

Continuing the coverage of the Mondo Baltimore pity party, Hagan cornered the writer, director and star of the taint and creator of the presumably-upcoming feature “Science Team” and grilled him about the things that flow from his mind. If you want to hear more about exploding heads and failed abortions, this is the video to watch!

Lesbians Talk About Movies: Birdemic 2

Hagan and The Omega had the opportunity to watch an advance screening of the most anticipated bird.gif-centric sequel of all time! What did they think? How did they prepare for such a life-changing experience? Other movies, perchance? Also, zombies, cavemen, jellyfish - why?

All this and so much more in this video!

derkork:

If you follow me on twitter, you probably saw a tweet reading this:

Starting to make a physical thing… and it may be amazing.

- 6:55 PM - 19 May 13

Maybe you saw the one reading this:

@TheOmegaGeek This MAY seem like a random question, but there’s a point to it (I swear): Do you like buttons? Pin-back buttons, I mean?

- 7:42 PM - 19 May 13

Well, what you see above is what I meant with these two tweets. I had been inspired to make these for more than a week (maybe because I was listening to Lesbian Talk) and today I got around to actually make them. Maybe I’ll draw up designs of my own next time… if I learn how to draw, that is.

(And yes, the Haganistan button is tilted - but you can twist the back around so… you could fix it in post… kinda-sorta.)

Great work by DerKork!

Behold, for there cometh

Lesbian Talk, Episode 21 - Hipster Zombie Haters

Attention, soldier! Your grizzled hosts The Omega and Diamanda Hagan are about to go military on you. You will learn how Omega defied the army and evaded the navy! You will hear of Hagan’s appreciation for her fans and what happened meeting them!

At ease, soldier. Next up in the show, they talk about the movie that started the whole “zombies want brains” thing: “Return Of The Living Dead”. Find out what they thought of this genre classic, learn fascinating trivia about the movie and how they each feel about the state of the genre!
Also, there is some fascinating information about Omega’s status as a published author of a thrilling genre tale.

In following, there are highlights of the recent Lesbian Talk special interview with acclaimed director Stuart Urban, which can also be heard in full here.

Be-clawed scholar Giovanni Jones brings you the tale of the shortest recorded war in history  (and what it has to do with Freddie Mercury) in his trivia facts.

Jumping forward in time, honorary lesbian Robert Million joins the show to talk about “Nightmare in Silver” in the weekly Doctor Who segment. Cybermen! Neil Gaiman! Doctors of the past! Divergent timelines! Annoying kids! Special suits! Melted flesh! Timelord names! The Tardis’ mind! Your embarrassing racist uncle from the south! …Wait, what? We promise it makes sense in context!  

Lesbian Talk is brought to you by Project Million Entertainment and is also available on Youtube, iTunes and in MP3 format for your mobile devices.  

Fasten your seatbelts, it’s….

Lesbian Talk, Episode 20: Full Frontal Show & Tell

Your animated hosts The Omega and Diamanda Hagan are joined by special guest co-host Patrick Alexander who shows up thanks to his generosity, as he won the eBay auction to the benefit of Color The Grayscale’s project “The Company You Keep”. Together with this honorary lesbian, they talk about things like full frontal nudity, an escalating tale of a culturally confusing restaurant, exploding cocaine ricecakes, the inexplicable situations involving dominatrices that they find themselves in ever so often and much more!

Then, better turn all the lights on, as the first part of the second half of the show is all about “The Shining” and the entirely batshit-crazy people who made it. Or, well it would have been if more pressing topics hadn’t prevailed. What are those topics? You really have to listen to find out - but they involve goings-on in the bedroom.

Next up, oceanic refugee Givoanni Jones illuminates the many inventors of the centerpiece of every living room.

In “One Time, At The Store”, Omega tells a tale about telling tales about the tellers of tales and people getting involved in it.

Soldiering on guestlessly, Omega and Hagan speak about The Crimson Horror in the weekly Doctor Who recap! Will Hagan find faults? Will Omega enjoy elements? Or is it the other way around? What’s up with the Suntarans and Silurians, anyway? And what does Adam Adamant have to do with all of this?

All of the above and assorted confections this week on Lesbian Talk!

Lesbian Talk is brought to you by Project Million Entertainment and is also available on Youtube, iTunes and in MP3 format for your mobile devices.  

Hagan Reports: Mondo Baltimore Pity Party - Introduction

The recap of the Mondo Baltimore Pity Party begins! Marvel as Diamanda Hagan and Project Million Entertainment bring you all the strangeness and excitement of Troma’s scenic outhouse!

That might be part of the transformation sequence… —C

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Visitors of Ottawa Comiccon might want to keep an eye out for a certain god-empress and her faceless partner today!