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And all of a sudden, you know, Captain Fingers comes out and starts to make a little noise, and the record company's coming, but so is the audience coming, right? And so I play a tune called Morning Glory, which was, I think, on the Captain Fingers album.

I'd also gotten signed, luckily, by JVC Japan around the same time I got the Elektra deal, and Joe Smith was nice enough to say, can I do the JVC records for Japan and do the rest of the records for you? And he said...

And Japan was so far away in those days that Joe said, yeah, just make sure the records don't come over here.

And in those days, that could kind of work.

And so I was making...

Two records a year, one for Elektra and one for JVC, so it was an incredible time.

Anyway, so I came up with this tune, Morning Glory, and I'm at the Roxy playing this tune.

Oof, I'm out of tune here.

which was being primed as a possible follow-up to Split Second.

Bateman introduced Norrington to fellow producer Dominic Anciano, and after reading the script for Death Machine, was impressed by the potential worldwide appeal and produced a film as a co-production between entertainment film distributors and Japanese-based Victor Company, which... as we know as JVC.

The film began production at Pinewood Studios in September 1993, with production continuing for a period of three months.

Trimark Pictures released Death Machine direct-to-video in the U.S. on November 14, 1995.

He checks the security cam footage, and we see a blurry image of the war beast.

It came out of the vault.

She immediately goes to a JVC computer terminal and seals Vault 10.

Of course, Dante is there.

What groundbreaking invention is Sir Frank Whittle credited with developing in the nineteen thirties that revolutionized aviation? The turbojet engine.

Which company developed the VHS video cassette format? JVC, Victor Company of Japan.

In the Superman comics, what was the newspaper called before it became the Daily Planet? The Daily Star.

Which historic building in South Kensington designed by Alfred Waterhouse opened to the public in eighteen eighty-one? Natural History Museum.

Oh, like,

uh, Oh, what was that? JVC did a Nikon mount with a micro four thirds sensor once.

You can do it.

Yeah.

And they talked in the car.

James asked Thomas, like, oh, are you guys looking for any Holy Grails or anything specifically? And I guess Thomas, I wasn't there, but he mentioned, like, oh, yeah, one of the things that I was looking for, John looking for, is Wonder Mega, which is that awesome JVC, I guess, or Victor thing.

Mega Drive with the Sega CD built in and it's just a beautiful piece of hardware, but it's crazy expensive.

And it turns out he actually had one and he was like, oh, I got that like so many years ago.

Paper and Ink said they're trying to figure out the best way to conveniently display 480p at their couch gaming setup or if it's even worth it over 480i.

They currently have a 20-inch SD-only PVM and a 32-inch JVC SD CRT daisy chained together, both fed with component video.

That sounds awesome.

A lot of the consoles they like to play with a group, like GameCube, Wii, and rhythm games, um, can output 480p.

[laughs] So if you have one, you might wanna use it just for the heck of it.

I mean, that's awesome.

And yeah, your other monitor is pretty awesome, the PC CRT monitor, but 20 inches versus a 32-inch JVC, uh, uh, D series, the SD CRT, that's awesome.

So that's- A really hard question to answer 'cause they're all just such good options.

And This was a global operation.

I'm sure you've heard of JVC.

JVC stands for

Japan Victor Corporation.

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