S06E00 - Countdown To "The Super Mario 64 Incident" [Part 2]

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**Luke Owen** (1:46)
Greetings, and welcome to Under Consoletation, the episode by episode podcast type situation through the UK's greatest video game challenge TV show GamesMaster. I am one of your hosts, Luke Owen, and no, I can't believe this was split into two episodes either.

**Ash Versus** (1:58)
And I am your other host on this journey, Ash Versus, and I can entirely believe this was split into two parts. I am personally very grateful it was split into two parts, because I am 75% more human for this part too.

**Luke Owen** (2:11)
Also as well, like if you thought that, you know, at an hour and 47, that last episode was a bit indulgent in terms of the amount of detail we went into on a few things. That was the cut down version with clips added in. And there are some of those clips in there that, you know, I thought were actually were fairly long because I wanted to get as much of them in as possible.
We recorded for over two hours that episode, and I think you cut it down to an hour 23

**Ash Versus** (2:35)
I was vicious. As many tangents as I left in, I cut even more out.

**Luke Owen** (2:40)
We were a bit rambly. I was actually listening back to it, and I was amazed all the Sean Rider stuff made it into the edit. I was thrilled to see that all the Sean Rider stuff made it into the edit, because it means that we got to use all of those Sean Rider clips, including all the UFO stuff.

**Ash Versus** (2:53)
If there was one thing I was going to leave in there, it was Sean Rider going, I've been obsessed with UFOs, and I'm taking a bunch of drugs.

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Guess what?

**Ash Versus** (3:00)
Here's my documentary series. But Luke, just before we get into it, a week has passed, and in that last episode, you said you were going to watch Muppet Treasure Island with the little one as a litmus test.

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What are the results?

**Luke Owen** (3:15)
I thought it was tremendous. She was more interested in the blocks that she was playing with.

**Ash Versus** (3:20)
I know it's a bit late, mate, but are you sure you brought the right one home? Because that does not sound like your kid.

**Luke Owen** (3:26)
No, I mean, maybe it's just she's nine months old. Like she's, it's weird. Like TV just does not phase her at all. Like it doesn't bother her in the slightest. She bloody loves a phone because she'll always go for it and loves like grabbing for remotes and stuff. But if you put something on the TV, like a Hey Dougie or something like that, she is not arsed. She is way more interested in having a book read to her or smashing some blocks together. I think that will change with time.
The flashing colors and whatnot will draw her in. But as it currently stands, it just means I get to watch the movies. Like it's just an excuse for me to watch Muppet Treasure Island, which I had a wonderful time with.