Braindead Radio Episode 21: Dream Warriors Don't Need Metal Slammers

[Ed Hocken]

Shit, I just remember video games, OJ and World Cup in '94.

Well that and the earthquake.

[nerdious dorkus]

Cardboard was used for those that didn't want to mess up the POGS. I had metal and plastic slammers. And made some cardboard ones with pennies in the middle.

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

Show always ended with a song. Kind of like Homicide.

Damn, I think we played Ghost Writer in class.

Best episode ending was when James Brown was on and sang "Man's World"

[Ed Hocken]

Speaking of D&D, I didn't have friends (shocking I know) so I took a summer class that was all about D&D. We had a class wide quest.

[BillyG]

Best episode ending was when James Brown was on and sang "Man's World"

The real best episode of NY Undercover is..all of them! No one appreciated that show.

[Ed Hocken]

I can't remember a single damn thing about NY Undercover. Maybe that one segment where ICE-T was acting crazy.

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

That show was fucking gold...That show and hip hop made me want to live in NY soooo fucking bad. I was sad as a kid when it ended.

[Ed Hocken]

Was that show even filmed in NY?

-Edit-

Apparently the show was created by Law & Order himself, Dick Wolf. So yes, that would probably be the case.

I felt the sameway about Homicide. I wanted to be a homicide detective in Baltimore so badly. I even wanted a dry erase board to write names on in red and black.

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

I have no idea...didn't matter. I was a young moldable male that wanted to tag the mean streets of NY.

[Ed Hocken]

Sadly, Giuliani stopped that plan in its tracks.

But yet, I love the hell out of The Whackness.

And the abillity to not get mugged every three blocks.

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

Sadly Giulanni stop that plan in its tracks.

But yet, I love the hell out of The Whackness.

And the abillity to not get mugged every three blocks.

Giulianni, indeed changed the city. The Whackness takes place in midtown Manhattan, there is absolutely nothing to worry about there. And once you head uptown or outside of Manhattan, your chances of being mugged exponentially grow....

[Ed Hocken]

Makes sense,

But let's stop this derail and back pocket this fine as hell topic for a future episode.

[Abraham Smashington]

What topic?

[Ed Hocken]

1994, yo.

[Captain Russ]

Topic?

Staying on one?

That notion was long ago left lying in a ditch with an oven mitt in its ass.