Chapter Twelve: Call of the Cannon (Part Two of Three)
Posted by admin on Jun 13 2008
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The threat of a cold and some non-uber-nemesis-like gushing over a silly kiwi is not going to stop me producing podcasts nor will it leave you on a really fun cliffhanger. So let’s see, I believe it was guns forward where we left the Defiant, right?
Better hold on to something…
Chapter Twelve: Call of the Cannon (Part Two of Three) [50:56m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1872)00:00 — Intro
- No, that is not a cold I feel coming on! No…no…no…
- Lot of people giving Pirates of the Caribbean credit for that sea battle.Want to know the real inspirations behind it?
- Previously on MOREVI
05:09 — Chapter Twelve: Call of the Cannon (Part Two of Three)
Without reinforcements from King Henry VIII, the Defiant takes on the flagship of the Eyriener Navy.
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38:09 — MOREVI Matters
- Inspirations behind Chapter Twelve
- Kenneth Branagh’s Henry V
- Cutthroat Island
- An eclectic iTunes playlist
- Bonus points to Pip for catching the unintentional Captain Blood reference
- A few thoughts on the bone fide Scotsman appearing in Part One
- Additions to the blog
- Complete Cast List
- Wallpapers from Adam Morey at Support MOREVI section
- A new Gallery
- Sound off, Crew!
- Voice Mail — 703.791.1701
- Review on iTunes (I know Chasing the Bard is good and all, but come on…)
- Comment on the blog
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- Appearances and Latest News
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- New Media Expo in Las Vegas, NV — August 21-23, 2008
- Dragon*Con 2008 in Atlanta, GA — August 26-30, 2008
- Tee’s new podcast: KrakensQuest
- Developments from the Uber-Nemesis campaign
- Be on the lookout for interviews and bonus content appearing in this feed!
See you on Monday for the conclusion of Chapter Twelve!
June 13th, 2008 at 9:31 pm
My dear Captain that ending it was so…so Sigler and Hutchins like.
I would hunt you down but then i would get no more Morevi, no Legacy, no Baddings.
Without those things death would be at your door.
June 14th, 2008 at 4:57 pm
Definitely glad to see one of the other five people in the world who saw “Cutthroat Island” I, too enjoyed it greatly and don’t quite understand why it did so poorly. It pretty well killed the genre until Pirates of the Carribean was able to come along.
That was a fine twist this time and certainly a good place for a chapter break. I’ll be interested to hear how the chapter continues.
June 17th, 2008 at 11:24 am
Speaking of Movie References, The whole “Dead Crew” trick, was that a reference to Burt Lancaster’s film, “The Crimson Pirate?” That was a Great way to start a film.
June 17th, 2008 at 12:07 pm
Yeah…and just like Captain Blood, I had not seen The Crimson Pirate before writing MOREVI. When I did, I saw that and thought “You’re kidding me.”
Granted, no chickens were harmed during the making of that film. ;^)
June 28th, 2008 at 2:52 pm
Henry V is one of my most loved films!
I thought of that ‘St. Chrispen Day’ speach during this episode!!