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The Weekly Dose Podcast #15 – Resident Evil Dead 3D

By Muy Mareado! on Jan 20, 2013 with Comments 0

The gang complains about movies, while Ryan Rodriguez interviews Resident Evil 6 voice actor Chris Emerson. Witty’s last nerve is strained by Thorverine’s Cheeto cheesy jokes, Norwood’s tangents, and Eck’s face. Comics will be recommended, marriages will be shattered, not everyone will survive. Are you in good hands?

The Weekly Dose is a weekly comic book podcast prescribed by Comic Book Therapy. Every episode our hosts discuss the latest news in comics and the comic community in general. Once in awhile, we’ll even get a special guest interview from someone in the industry.

Want to skip ahead to your favorite segment? No problem!

07m:50s – Witty Recommends
11m:00s – Woody’s RoundUp
19m:00s – Chris Emerson Interview
45m:00s – Cody’s Filler Time
51m:50s – Rated Ecks
01h:18m:13s – Rumor Talk
01h:24m:03s – NewsCast

Genre: Comic Book Podcast | Updates: Weekly | Duration: 60 minutes | Subscribe: iTunes

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Muy Mareado!

Senior Writer / Editor. Host of “The Weekly Dose” Podcast & Coordinator of the “Cosplay Spotlight” at ComicBookTherapy

I'll give you the basics. I'm an artist, musician, poet, model and kickboxer who just happens to be a geek. Comic books and video games have been a huge part of my life, which may explain my random sound effects for a variety of actions.