"The Cosmic Comet" Commentary #1 - MOTU Chronicles

from Operation Retroshock · host Allan Price and Chris Vint

Welcome to the first Masters of the Universe Chronicles bonus episode for all you Operation Retroshock listeners! This time I have something special for you. The Masters of the Universe Chronicles Commentary! That’s right this podcast is now branching out into DVD commentaries! In this, the first of many bonus episodes, Chris and He-Man cartoon expert James “Busta Toons” Eatock commentate on “The Cosmic Comet”. So if you have the DVD, why not join us by popping it in your player. All you need do is press the play button on your DVD remote when we instruct you to! The audio of the episode is in the background so you will hear what we’re talking about regardless. Going forward, there may be a commentary or an interview from the Masters of the Universe Chronicles archive. Hope you all enjoy it and until next time!

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