Sinopsis
Thor's Hour of Thunder is a podcast that primarily discusses Action, Horror, and Comic Book movies.However, we have covered a wide variety of topics outside of that, for example: Doctor Who, James Bond, Robert Shaw, Marvel Comics, Aquaman, Robin Williams films, and your favorite happy meal toys from childhood. The Pantheon is:in order of number of episodes...Thor: He started this thing, but is by no means in control of it. Duties include: Turning on the microphones and hoping for the best, and forgetting peoples' names.Bjork:"Armed with her knowledge of Shaq-Fu and mid century furniture design, Bjork brings the funny without having to wear a swan dress. Her comedy prowess rivals Chris Kattan in Corky Romano."-Entertainment Weekly*Not a direct quote from Entertainment Weekly.Dr Detroit:A chubby know-it-all who thinks he's much funnier than he really is. He's not actually from Detroit and only named himself that because he thinks his knowledge of obscure movies somehow makes him look cool to his peers. In reality they look down on him with contempt. Mick Fly:Came on as a guest Back to the Future expert (episodes 141-144), stayed for the White Russians and Octopussy. Duties include: Editing, meme creation, and laughing like Peter Griffin at "duties".Hiemdallr:Sees all but doesn't understand how to do computerNapoleon Bonerfrog: Origin: Classified. Alan Smithee:Director of history's greatest cinematic achievements. Perpetually lonely. Perpetually angry. Did you like something? Well guess what, you're wrong!Han:Shot that movie first. You love me. I know__________________Legal stuff:Any and all content on this page and within the recordings of the episodes, is copyright to the Thor's Hour of Thunder. Except for any clips from the movies being discussed, which are being used for noncommercial purposes in order to review and critique the films being discussed.Main logo is not owned by this podcast. Rather, it is the cover art the the album "Thor Against the World," which contains the best ever music made by a canadian bodybuilder. Buy that album on amazon here: http://amzn.to/1HxI47WThe opening and closing music for the podcast, is used with permission, but is copyright these individuals:Opening Music:by grimmolehill747 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk5djS6LA_M&list=UUz315U96VWYBz3O3BcSeX7AEnding Music:Franz Nicolayhttp://franznicolay.bandcamp.com/track/the-ballad-of-hollis-wadsworth-mason-jrContact about individuals about licensing the music used for Thor's opening and closing music. Thor's does not own the copyright on the opening and closing music.No content from this podcast can be used, without permission, for any reason. Email the show to obtain the rights to use our content.. (Email address is hourofthunder (at) gmail). © Copyright 2010 to 2015, Thor's Hour of Thunder.__________________Thoughts on the show? Want to listen to an old episode we no longer have posted? Email:hourofthunder (at) gmail
Episodios
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![181: Its A Wonderful Life (Radioplay) Part 1]()
181: It's A Wonderful Life (Radioplay) Part 1
23/12/2013 Duración: 26minTo wish a merry christmas to all our listeners, Thor's occasional merry band of actors performs a production of It's A Wonderful Life, with the script taken verbatim from a 1940's radio dramatization, including us reenacting advertisements for Lux Soap by the cast. (This group was dubbed the Radio Theatrical Kaleidoscope years ago by Malekith, so we will stick with that title)
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![162: In Bruges (2008)]()
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![107.5: Outtakes from 107]()
107.5: Outtakes from 107
25/06/2013 Duración: 06minI'm not sure how interested people are in listening to six minutes of outtakes, but I thought these were funny. The outtakes go in chronological order from beginning to end of episode.
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![107: The Shadow in The Man Made of Man-made Knifes Part 1 (Radio Play)]()
107: The Shadow in The Man Made of Man-made Knifes Part 1 (Radio Play)
25/06/2013 Duración: 48minWe here at Thor's occasionally write parodies of the old Orson Welles radio detective show "The Shadow" and act them out. Here is one such parody. He is a list of folks from the normal hour of thunder pantheon and the character they play (in case you are courious): Thor Does the voice of the Narrator and Stebbins, Baldr does the voice of The Shadow/Lamont Cranston, Freyja does the voice of Gwen Deebly, Officer Tiger does the voice of Officer Tiger, Hell v.1 (from the muppets episode) does the sound effects and the voice of Bubbles. email hourofthunder@gmail.com if you want a copy of the script so you can follow along.
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![100: Music and Movie Rant]()
100: Music and Movie Rant
05/06/2013 Duración: 54minWe realize about 12 minutes into this episode that we have been talking long enough that we have now reached episode 100. We talk a lot about 90's music in this episode.
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![072: The Shadow in The Wrath of Magnon (Radio Play)]()
072: The Shadow in The Wrath of Magnon (Radio Play)
27/11/2012 Duración: 26minThe previous episode of our parody of the shadow ended on cliff hanger, so I decided to be a merciful god of thunder and give you the second and final part right away. Enjoy, Thor
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![071: The Shadow in The Race Towards Death (Radio Play)]()
071: The Shadow in The Race Towards Death (Radio Play)
27/11/2012 Duración: 25minAnother episode of our parody of the classic Orson Welles radio play "The Shadow" starring the original cast from our college radio show.
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![067: The Return of the Shadow (Radioplay)]()
067: The Return of the Shadow (Radioplay)
19/10/2012 Duración: 54minWe got the gang who used to record our old college "Radio Theater" back together to record our first original radio drama for the podcast. This was a script by Baldr, parodying the old Orson Welles Radio show "The Shadow."
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![041: A Christmas Carol (Radioplay)]()
041: A Christmas Carol (Radioplay)
19/12/2011 Duración: 01h11minBack in college Balder and Thor used to be part of a merry band of men and women called the "Radio Theatrical Kaleidoscope." We produced, acted in, and wrote parody episodes of "The Shadow." After a 5 years, we finally got the whole gang back together and recorded a reading of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." This script for this is the entire script for an Orson Welles directed production of "A Christmas Carol" which was performed by his Mercury Radio Theater in the 1930's. It originally starred Lionel Barrymore (pictured.) This episode generously and awesomely edited by Laurence of Arabia.
