You did a good joe on this show about g.i.joe, I wish it was longer or if you could have talked more about the past, 1980's and newest g.i.joe series. I liked the 1980's comics the best. I had them all once and most of the figures, but hasbro kept adding more toys and it got to hard to keep collecting. The g.i.joe movie soulds awesome, I hope they don't mess it up. You can't have g.i.joe with out cobra in it. I could talk forever about what was great and some of what was a flop about g.i.joe. Thank you for the good work and I hope you have a great day.
Does anybody remember the GI Joe Sea Wolf submarine? It was a one-man sub that held a Joe and was actually submersible. Totally cool. I came home one day from school and found somebody walking down our driveway with it. My mom had sold it at her garage sale for a quarter - box and all! Totally uncool. Haven't seen one since, and can't find any info on it. Anyway, great episode!
Great episode, grew up with the original Joe's, and the Kung fu grip!! I had the submarine, helicopter, the brown haired joe, and the red haired joe. My friend from accross the pond had em also, but they called em super sodier or something like that.
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Generation after generation have been wowed by these grizzled patriots. Tom breaks down the best and worst in G.I Joe paraphernalia and interviews a family that has taken their collection of action figures to the absolute limit.
The goofiest of the comic-cast hosts is Tom of Biff! Bam! Pow! WOW!, a
one-man show that primarily covers super hero stuff, but will tangent into other
nerd-core material like sci-fi movies and TV shows.
Tom Seymour graduated from Drake University several years ago with a Bachelor of
Fine Arts in theater. Now, instead of coping with the bloodthirsty world of
theater people, Seymour is starring in his very own Internet show entitled "Bif!
Bam! Pow! Wow!"
If comics are an addiction, Tom Seymour is our dealer. The manager of the
Lincoln Park location of Graham Cracker Comics
combines a passion for all things geek with an encyclopedic knowledge that
manages never to come off as elitist. Now you can catch the best of Tom on his ON Networks internet show, "Bif! Bam! Pow! Wow!."
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You did a good joe on this show about g.i.joe, I wish it was longer or if you could have talked more about the past, 1980's and newest g.i.joe series. I liked the 1980's comics the best. I had them all once and most of the figures, but hasbro kept adding more toys and it got to hard to keep collecting. The g.i.joe movie soulds awesome, I hope they don't mess it up. You can't have g.i.joe with out cobra in it. I could talk forever about what was great and some of what was a flop about g.i.joe. Thank you for the good work and I hope you have a great day.
awesome!
As a young man it took me some time to realize that twins could not actually feel each other's pain like Tomax and Xamot.
Does anybody remember the GI Joe Sea Wolf submarine? It was a one-man sub that held a Joe and was actually submersible. Totally cool. I came home one day from school and found somebody walking down our driveway with it. My mom had sold it at her garage sale for a quarter - box and all! Totally uncool. Haven't seen one since, and can't find any info on it. Anyway, great episode!
Great episode, grew up with the original Joe's, and the Kung fu grip!! I had the submarine, helicopter, the brown haired joe, and the red haired joe. My friend from accross the pond had em also, but they called em super sodier or something like that.
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