Episode 1.28
Odina Conkright
Sometimes You Can't Tell Just By Meeting Someone (会ってもわからないこともある, Attemo wakaranai koto mo aru) is the one-hundred and twenty-eigth episode of the Gintama anime.
"A Dimensional Duel", known as "Gem Beasts VS Cyber End Dragon" in the Japanese version, is the one hundred and twenty-eighth episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime. It first aired in Japan on March 21, 2007 and in the UK on November 22, 2007.
Episode 128 of the radio soap opera, The Thirteenth Hour, produced by America's Productions, Inc. The Thirteenth Hour is a suspense/mystery ovela" of 130 episodes. Julio Agosto wrote the script, its narrator was Gabriel Casanova, and the protagonists include Eva Vazquez and Alberto González Rubio. In this episode, Vitorio returns to the tower to see Francesca but loses control when he finds out that Francesca never loved him. Francesca emits a scream that alerts everyone in the castle. When they arrive to the tower, they find Francesca dead. Vitorio is agonizing and in his last moments he confesses that he was the one that killed Francesca and that he hates Marco.
Did you like this episode's game selections? Let your fellow listeners know in TalkBack! Think you've got a better choice? Then send it my way and your request might be on the next episode of Radio Trivia: Podcast Edition! Heck, throw in a question and specific songs if you want. Just remember, it has to be a game found on a Nintendo system in North America (unless we say otherwise)!
This episode was edited by Michael "TYP" Cole. All game music is copyright their respective owners.Intro music is copyright Jason Ricci & New Blood . You can purchase their newest album, Done with the Devil, directly from the record label, Amazon (CD) (MP3), or iTunes, or call your local record store and ask for it!
TYP, have you considered getting someone else to help find/record some of the music for Radio Trivia (assuming that would help you get episodes out more frequently)? I really like the podcast, but it would be nice if episodes came out more often.
Glad everyone enjoyed the episode. As far as I'm concerned, Game 3 has one of the weakest soundtracks ever associated with Mario or Nintendo as a whole. I could forgive Nintendo if this were a black box NES game, but there's really no excuse here. I have to think it was a rush job after someone decided to actually release the product.
Yoshi1001, regarding the frequency of Radio Trivia episodes, picking the games/music isn't actually a big factor. The bigger bottle-necks are coordinating with co-hosts on a time to record, the time it takes to actually edit an episode, and outside factors (work, family, etc). If I settled back into a rigid schedule with one or two "regular" co-hosts these would come out more often, but I'm not comfortable making that commitment at this time.