Episode 50 - William Katt 'The Greatest American Hero' joins us LIVE

DCWhatthe

12/21/2009 7:51 PM UTC

I second that, about feeling bad for Bill. It was painful to listen to. I was on the FastForward radio site, and saw the scifi ad about Bill, an hour after the actual interview. Poor guy. There were so many embarrassing pauses. The funny thing is, celebrity interviews never seemed like a natural thing for Katt. He deals with them politely enough, but he always seems like someone stuck in the twilight zone, who has to pretend that everything is normal.

SciFiPulse

12/21/2009 1:24 PM UTC

Thanks guys, For most part interviews our pre recorded at scifipulse. So we don't really do a great many live call in shows. But do always tend to leave the last 30 or 40 minute segment free for those wanting to call in and say hi. Zero we have no control over what callers we connect. All we can see is the phone numbers. So there is no way of knowing what a caller is going to be like. We did get one or two nervous callers who were perhaps a little star struck. And you can only deal with those

✩✩ Zerø ✩✩

12/21/2009 6:41 AM UTC

Great show.. but wow.. did you guys personally pick the worst callers to put on the air? Lots of awkward moments and some cringe-worthy comments from callers. Granted.. this is the first time I've listened to the show.. but I actually felt bad for William Katt..heh.

listeningelf

12/21/2009 2:10 AM UTC

...tend to listen to shows (& in their entirety more often) when the guest is featured first...Looking forward to future episodes. You're appreciated, thanks for all you're doing re: sci-fi.

listeningelf

12/21/2009 2:09 AM UTC

Just recently looked up Katt on the IMdB, wondering what he's been up to re:projects (after recently hearing the the GAH theme song somewhere). The show was a fun part of our lives growing up. He still has many fans, which is great! But one request, if possible: Can phone calls please be taken *after* we hear guests interviewed for awhile? Enjoy hearing from the actors, producers, etc. - catching up re: their lives, current projects, whatever they want to share. And we also tend to listen to sho