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Oct 30, 2026

Travis KnightGUEST
119:43
I love the Ray Harryhausen creature features, you know, Seventh Voyage of Sinbad and Jason and the Argonauts and some of that stuff ended up finding its way into my work later.
Travis KnightGUEST
119:53
You know, the Rankin-Bass, you know, holiday specials.
Travis KnightGUEST
119:56
I actually saw Clash of the Titans in the cinema when I was a kid, which I think that might have been Ray Harryhausen's kind of last big thing, his last big hurrah.
Travis KnightGUEST
120:03
Yeah, I think you're right.
Travis KnightGUEST
121:01
And it's just been a huge part of my life.
Travis KnightGUEST
121:03
I understand.
Sean FennesseyHOST
121:03
Interesting experience with it where I took my daughter, who's five, to go see Mad Monster Party, which is the Rankin-Bass Halloween special.
Sean FennesseyHOST
121:09
You don't need to tell me that.
BugHOST
25:29
Yeah.
BugHOST
25:29
It's also the plot of the Rankin-Bass Year Without a Santa Claus, isn't it? Like he's an orphan kid and the new Santa or the one Santa.
BugHOST
25:38
Isn't that Santa's life story?
MossHOST
25:39
I don't know.
Richard LawsonHOST
25:03
And stop motion became even more boutique than it had been.
Rebecca AlterGUEST
25:07
Yeah, and also the fact is like it wasn't seen as this like particularly impressive thing with the Rankin-Bass specials because they were sort of...
Rebecca AlterGUEST
25:16
They were janky.
Rebecca AlterGUEST
25:16
They were a little janky.

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Rebecca AlterGUEST
61:20
Fox, which has a sort of a really herky jerky.
Alison WillmoreHOST
61:24
Yeah.
Alison WillmoreHOST
61:27
That calls back to Rankin-Bass very specifically.
Alison WillmoreHOST
61:28
Yeah,
John SiuntresHOST
30:26
Well, you know, you mentioned some of your Marvel books from the day and everything, but lately a lot of Filmation adaptations for Dynamite for you?
Ed BrissonGUEST
30:36
Yeah, I've been doing the Rankin-Bass Thundercats, and then I did some Silverhawks for about a year, but mostly Thundercat stuff.
Ed BrissonGUEST
30:46
So I wrapped my last one a little bit earlier this year, but I'm working on one that's not announced.
Ed BrissonGUEST
30:53
So I'm not sure how much I'm supposed to say about it, but there's one that's coming up.
Ed BrissonGUEST
32:34
Any stop motion at all.
Ed BrissonGUEST
32:35
Wow.
Ed BrissonGUEST
32:36
So not just the Rankin-Bass stuff.
Ed BrissonGUEST
32:39
It's disturbing to you.
Austin PaulsonHOST
55:38
some reason.
Justin SwindleHOST
55:39
But this is a 1967 movie, Rankin-Bass production.
Justin SwindleHOST
55:46
It's a claymation movie.
Justin SwindleHOST
55:48
They are the people that made all those 60...
Chris GraceGUEST
25:34
And then I did watch the original, that Hobbit animated film back in the day, which I enjoyed.
Chris GraceGUEST
25:40
Rankin Bass.
Chris GraceGUEST
25:42
And then I watched the Ralph Bakshi one.
Chris GraceGUEST
25:46
And I remember, so Bilbo must be in that, right? At the beginning.
Caleb MastersHOST
41:11
So
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
41:11
Return of the King got a release through Rankin Bass Entertainment, the team that did The Hobbit, which if you haven't watched their version of The Hobbit, their Hobbit is fantastic.
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
41:22
I have seen that.
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
41:22
That thing is amazeballs and puts Peter Jackson to shame because it shows that you can actually do the story in 90 minutes and not 27 billion hours.
Emily St. JamesGUEST
8:09
Somehow I was like, let's do Frank Capra to celebrate my book.
Emily St. JamesGUEST
8:12
And it turned into let's rank Rankin Bass.
Emily St. JamesGUEST
8:15
So
Clay KellerHOST
8:16
that's the
Joseph ScrimshawHOST
4:32
apps.
Joseph ScrimshawHOST
4:35
Rankin Bass special someday.
Joseph ScrimshawHOST
4:37
The island of forgotten social media apps.
Ken NapzokHOST
4:42
There you go.
J.W. OckerGUEST
57:12
And in those five essays are everything we celebrate today.
J.W. OckerGUEST
57:14
It's like snow, and ivy, and carols, and feasting, and being with family, and church, all the things that are modern-day Christmas minus Rankin-Bass specials, right? So when that was published in America, Americans loved that version of Christmas.
J.W. OckerGUEST
57:30
Like, why isn't Christmas like this? And really embraced this Christmas that today is kind of what we know minus, again, the commercialism.
J.W. OckerGUEST
57:36
It's kind of how we know Christmas.

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