Thanks so much for the Dan Glivezan and Gregg Berger interviews! I really, really enjoyed them! I'm also interested in your new-and-improved G1 Podcast! The last handful of episodes of this podcast…covering the cartoon's 3rd Season…were a LOT of fun to listen to!

I hope you all make more episodes - I've loved the original Transformers since 1984 when I was a brainy little sixth grader, and have only loved that incarnation of Transformers since then. Your show really helped to fill the void; I can only hope that my new podcast, TFG! Talk Radio, can live up to some of the great stuff you've got here - except that we will never be "explicit," LOL. 'Til all are one!

Michael Blanchard made his podcasting start with this title, and you can see how he matures as a host within the 24 episodes of this run. Although he gives adequate overviews of each Transformers episode in every show, TFG1Podcast really shines towards the end of the series. This is when the series changes from a single host (Michael plugging through scripted reviews) to a multi-host format (Michael and others chatting about Transformers). You can definitely see Michael taking on the podcasting learning curve here, and the set ends on a strong note with some really funny episodes.

After listening to episode 16, Mike has found his podcast voice. You can tell that the first episode is his first time podcasting. As the episodes progress you can follow his notable improvements. I enjoyed reminising with Mike, and his revolving co hosts, the good and bad episodes of Transformers G1.

It's fun to have a podcast that specifically focuses on the original Transformers G1 episodes that I grew up on as a kid but, at least based on the first episode, I feel as though it is unnecessary to do a complete blow-by-blow synopsis of each episode and I think that his criticisms of the episodes are a bit on the "nitpicky" side. I remember how there were a lot of animation/voiceover flubs throughout the series but I think every animated series has issues like that. In terms of episode reviews, I was more interested in hearing what he had to say about the storyline/character developments more than the animation flubs. I will probably continue listening however to see how it progresses. I'm interested in hearing what somebody else has to say about the animated movie.

Too much time spent on the synopsis of each episode, and too much time worrying about the various mistakes, flubs and lapses in logic. I mean how many times does one have to point out that Megatron's chest symbol is gray and not purple? It's clear he likes the property, but he takes too much of a cue from the World's Finest Podcast, which I had to eventually stop listening to because those guys just spent too much time picking apart every frame of each cartoon. Reviews should be 5 minutes, tops, unless you have something really interesting to say. But to spend a bunch of time explaining what happened in the episode, and then review it by pointing out a couple of animation flubs and moving on ... no. It may also help to listen to it and edit it so the burps, flubs and soundbite mistakes can be fixed before putting it up for download.

I haven't seen the series in years and in listening I can remember all about those great Transformers episodes. I remember how well I liked it even with the various mistakes taken into account. This is very informative to all who liked the franchise and would like a resource where you can get more information. This series may have taken off slow but it gets better every episode.