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Dan Hogan briefly re-joins us to discuss his process, the workflow of his webcomic and why being weird is winning. Tina, Chris & Paul review TV shows and create a new line of products for bald men called Pauld.

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• Dan describes his process for creating a webcomic digitally using a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 and Clip Studio Paint Pro.
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• Ryan Estrada has a few posts on Medium that can help you get your webcomic workflow together. Dan especially recommends Speed Comicking.
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• Dan shares a self help book that he enjoyed, The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles.
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• Chris butchers a quote from Nicole Belanger’s blog.
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• Dan reviews his Microsoft Surface Pro 3.
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• Hit the Clattertron Store and support our friend Dan Hogan.
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• Tina shares her love of The Oatmeal.
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• Chris is still waiting to like the Constantine TV show.
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• Imagine that, we chat about Doctor Who and companions of companions.
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• Tina enjoys Continuum because of its camp.
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• Time travel is a fun plot device to completely change your television show like Eureka.
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• Chris talks about his recent experience in 3D printing. He printed a Pizza Cutter Display Stand for his Enterprise.
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• The printer he used at the Edmonton Public Library was made in Edmonton by Machina.
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• Paul reviews Lincoln, at least the last half.
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• Chris recommends Was It Something I Said, a hilarious game show.
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