All aboard the Battleship Potemkast, where two comedians and a film critic try to talk about movies, games and kickboxing. This is very rarely the case, instead leaping into topics as blue as the ocean they sail. Featuring segments such as What We Watched, a Creative Corner, the Gay's Gaming Gulag and updates from the Crew's Log.
Setting sail each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Back again, it's the HMS Gulag! But along for the ride is the Battleship Potemkast, as Quartermaster Stoakes swoops in from his celestial realm, Captain Cook falls in love with a man of God, and you, YES YOU, could win a copy of Rob Stoakes' debut novel Mother and Monster!
Music by Kevin MacLeod & Nobou Uematsu
HARD WORK! HARD WORK! HARD WORK! These are things that do not go into each episode of the Battleship Potemkast, but this one is full of it, as the five best Marvel movies are decided upon, the first episode of Ultimate Fighter is looked over, and in the main event former Light Heavyweight Champion Gillberg takes on Egyptian God Set!
Music by Kevin MacLeod
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A blast from the past, and Battleship Potemkast episodes old.
Superheroes! Strength! Sorrow! Yes, the Battleship Boys are on a roll of disappointment this week, as they discover that their cartoon heroes of the past are egotistical, Quartermaster Stoakes preaches the Philosophy of Vince McMahon, Captain Cook hires a new crew member and Wolverine struggles to cope with his poor betting decisions on UFC 209.
Music by Kevin MacLeod
Quartermaster Stoakes proves that he is nothing if not persistent. Under the delusion that the Creative Corner is more popular than it really is, he drags the Creative Corner kicking and screaming onto the podcast, only for Captain Cook and Stowaway Cree to viciously murder it.
Music by Kevin MacLeod
Taking back the Creative Corner with the vengeance, Quartermaster Stoakes tries to convince people that he should create the longest Spiderman film ever. In the meantime, Captain Cook finally gets a chance to show off his Eastern European accent, and Cree starts to believe that he is all of England.