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Aired Apr 17, 2001

04/16/01

Opening Kilby lets us know what’s on this weeks on this show. Michelle Pfeiffer loves Transformers! Well, not really. Brian talks a little about TF pop culture references. Trivia Last weeks answer- Carnage in C-minor. A new clip is played. Ask The Computer The show reaches a new low. The Computer explains carbon dating. The…

Listen · RFC · Apr 17, 2001
  • Opening Kilby lets us know what’s on this weeks on this show. Michelle Pfeiffer loves Transformers! Well, not really. Brian talks a little about TF pop culture references.
  • Trivia Last weeks answer- Carnage in C-minor. A new clip is played.
  • Ask The Computer The show reaches a new low. The Computer explains carbon dating. The Computer has a fan. A scary fan. Also, Easter fun!
  • ATT Buzz The ACT 2 PVCs are out, with chase figures going for obscene prices. Webdiver aint helping Takara. Tripredacus Agent is arriving in force. M Sipher posts the big TF Variations list, prompting John to talk about TF merchandising. Rattrap sausage is mentioned.
  • Toy Review Takara Reissue Megatron- The Computer reads a review by Matrix Prime. Nice packaging, and it has stickers! Gun mode is the only worthwhile mode. Awful robot mode. He get’s an 8/10.
  • Ebay Bargains Let nostalgia make you feel like a loser.
  • Fanfic Ravage Three Bodies Evolution, as read by Wiigii!
  • Closing Brian talks of returning features.
Radio Free Cybertron: The Transformers Podcast
Radio Free Cybertron: The Transformers Podcast
Brian Kilby

Radio Free Cybertron is the world's first and oldest toy and action figure podcast — broadcasting from the heart of the Transformers fan community since October 1999. What started as a scrappy fan show has grown into an institution, with nearly 1,000 episodes and over 25 years of coverage. Every week, host Brian Kilby and the RFC crew dig into the latest Transformers news, toy reveals, collecting, and everything hitting shelves from Hasbro, Takara, and beyond. No fluff, no hype — just informed, passionate collectors who have been doing this longer than anyone else on the planet. The original. The longest running. Till all are one.