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In this podcast Gerri and Eugenia are joined by guest presenters Robyn (Gerri’s daughter) and Robyn’s good friend Deanna. These young geek fangirls talk with Gerri and Eugenia about their likes and dislikes of the TV series Angel. The topics vary from plot line to the impact of the characters on the show. They also have an interview with Mark Lutz who played The Groosalugg on Angel. The interview was conducted at Supanova in Sydney www.supanova.com.au The audio has a bit of background noise from the event but the interview is worth a listen as Mark gives insight to the creation of his character, life and laughing. So grab a ‘byte’ and enjoy.

Women Talk Sci Fi Podcast 35 ~ A Little Byte of Angel ~ Mark Lutz Interview

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In this podcast Gerri and Eugenia are joined by guest presenters Robyn (Gerri’s daughter) and Robyn’s good friend Deanna. These young geek fangirls talk with Gerri and Eugenia about their likes and dislikes of the TV series Angel. The topics vary from plot line to the impact of the characters on the show. They also have an interview with Mark Lutz who played The Groosalugg on Angel. The interview was conducted at Supanova in Sydney www.supanova.com.au The audio has a bit of background noise from the event but the interview is worth a listen as Mark gives insight to the creation of his character, life and laughing. So grab a ‘byte’ and enjoy.

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In this podcast Gerri and Eugenia are joined by

guest presenters Robyn (Gerri’s daughter) and

Robyn’s good friend Deanna. These young geek

fangirls talk with Gerri and Eugenia about their likes

and dislikes of the TV series Angel. The topics vary

from plot line to the impact of the characters on the

show. They also have an interview with Mark Lutz

who played The Groosalugg on Angel. The

interview was conducted at Supanova in Sydney

www.supanova.com.au The audio has a bit

of background noise from the event but the

interview is worth a listen as Mark gives insight to

the creation of his character, life and laughing. So

grab a ‘byte’ and enjoy.