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Mandy Reznor (She/It)

Hearing Chad say "Shoggoth SCORED" triggered the sound of a long, awesome electric guitar twang and an "OH YEEEEEAH!" in the back of my head. Also, Chad, I saw that video of a "rat-snake" on Facebook a while ago. That was ACTUALLY a family of shrews, the children forming a line behind mom like that so they wouldn't get separated during travel and potentially get lost. ... ...I'm starting to get the feeling that it is my inexorable destiny to comment about small, quadrupedal mammals under these podcast episodes. I am content with this glorious purpose.

Rafe Ball

Who started the story about Algernon Blackwood’s knighthood? Lying Vincent Price, I’m looking at you! Vinne is not behind the Batman/Riddler orgy story though - that came straight from Adam West in a 2014 interview: Q: What’s your favorite memory of Frank Gorshin? He defined that role so well. A: Well, I think one of my favorite memories is that Frank and I were invited to a party one night and we decided to go, a Hollywood party we didn’t know anything about. We were kind of laughing and having a few beers and said, "Let’s go over there." We walked in ... and it was an orgy. So I immediately went into the Batman character, and Frank went into the Riddler character, because we were getting the big giggles. It was so funny to us, what we walked into. And we were kicked out. We were expelled from the orgy.  <a href="https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/exclusive-batmans-adam-west-his-favorite-episode-villain-bat-gadget-and-more" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/exclusive-batmans-adam-west-his-favorite-episode-villain-bat-gadget-and-more</a>

Rick Hound

I do want to ask if they know the manga creator Junji Ito,because he’s known to be greatly influenced by Lovecraft.

Michael Packer

Jeff C Carter is totally legit with his list of Christmas weirdness. Al Ridenour has a great podcast called Bone And Sickle and recently covered winter ghosts and Christmas figures from folklore over the course of several episodes. It's well worth the listen. Sadly, though, Tió de Nadal was not on Al's list.

Robert Curtin

In regards to that Alan West story, I don’t have conclusive evidence, but I HAVE heard that story at least twice before. Edit: Having just read Rafe’s comment, that makes THREE times!

Darth Pseudonym

Since you mentioned Kuttner's "Mimsy Were the Borogoves", it's worth further mentioning that they adapted that short story into a movie in 2007 as "The Last Mimzy". It was a decent scifi film, but it dumped all the weirdness of the original story in favor of a full explanation of precisely what task the objects are intended to accomplish, why they need to complete that task, and an epilogue confirming that the plan worked.

Andrew M. Reichart

My 2nd favorite thing about having an extensive Chad Fifer album collection is knowing interstitial music tracks by name. #wolvesofwinter

skedazzle

If anyone is interested in a very good and quite unsettling/disturbing fiction podcast in the vein of Nightwire, I Am In Eskew is fantastic. It's also got a bit of a House on the Borderlands feel to it.

Steve

I went back to the source about the cow and the cake, at the other end of the sofa.

Steve

The Englishman reminded me of the Blue Raja who throws cutlery with unerring accuracy, from the best superhero movie.

Steve

The Warrior Squirrel of Leicester is a shibboleth for British English. We say skwi-rel, nor skwirl and wa-ree-er not wah-yer. Leicester is left as an exercise for the reader.

Steve

Oh no! Chris has broken British law by assuming a title he doesn't own, unless I missed it in the New Year's Honours list. [...] Oh, it's fine. Her Madge is totally a listener to the show.

Blake Coleman

Just wanted to thank you guys for reading my comments about Christmas and Mithraism on the show. It was really cool to hear. Now if only I could get you to read some more Robert E. Howard stories. ;)

Chris

Random but that explanation of what english means explained what Elle Bishop meant in the cage with Sylar when she's showing him how to user her lightning powers and tells him to "put a little english on it" and gestures a hand twist. Yep, that's an OHHHHHHHHHH that goes all the way back to heroes season three.