Mego Museum Podcast Part 2: EMCE Toys Joe Sena & Dr Mego

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The Mego Museum podcast continues with part 2 of the interview with Joe Sena and Paul "Dr Mego" Clarke of EMCE Toys. We discuss what heroes they'd like to do, the latest news on the Brick Mantooth Super Collector doll, the joys of fandom and more.



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[megoscott]

Get it while it's hot!

[MEGOMAN]

You've gotta interview these guys again!

[ScottA]

Great news on Brick/SC.

[johnmiic]

Awwww guys! We have to wait for a future podcast for Doctor Who info?!?

[Mego Milk]

DOC-tor MEEE-GO!
DOC-tor MEEEE-GO!

[jimsmegos]

Brian and Scott,

Thank you so much for taking the Museum to the next level with this wonderful addition. I can honestly say I really enjoyed both parts of this one as well as your previous shows. And I mean that coming not only from the stand point of a fanboy but also as a guy who has produced far too many radio shows in my years.

You guys have a great chemistry together and your interactions with your guests is very "comfortable" to listen to. I don't say that lightly either. To have two experts in a field carry on an informative AND entertaining interview using only the spoken word is no easy task.

You guys are really on to something and I hope that time and space don't hamper your efforts. Please keep 'em comin'!

[Chris]

The 2nd part was informative and interesting. Great questions! Thx for filling us in about Marty's involvement w/Emce. What Marty thinks of this resurgence interests me.

Joe and Doc need a hug from a chocolate cheerleader.

[MIB41]

That was a blast. I now wonder how many effigies Paul and Joe burned of me, when I was providing my initial feedback on the Shazam prototype. But then again, I was practically born again with the Flash and Cold figures, so I hope I was able to mend some fences with my praise in that area. Keep up the great work guys. Its been a fun ride and can only get better as we go.

[drmego]

No effigies were ever made - we are mature enough to realize that
the comments were constructive criticism, not venomous digs
at the product.

We contacted Mattel and they got the factory to make some
slight changes in the steel tool and in the paint.

[drmego]

I am listening to part 2 now and I want to apologize for my
Long Island accent. I hate my voice on recordings - I always
think I sound like '60s Shatner - when in reality I sound like
a guy with a mouth full of pizza.

[megoscott]

You sound awesome, Paul, your voice has lots of character. I apologize for saying "Jersey" when I meant Long Island.

[Remco Monster]

Really digging the podcasts guys. Keep 'em coming!

[MIB41]

No effigies were ever made - we are mature enough to realize that
the comments were constructive criticism, not venomous digs
at the product.

We contacted Mattel and they got the factory to make some
slight changes in the steel tool and in the paint.

Thank's Paul. You guys did a great job on the Shazam update and I really like the finished product. But that interview was a good reminder that we as fans sometimes need to check our emotions at the door before we offer an opinion on new product. Opinions will always vary. But like with most things, there is a right way and a wrong way to express them. I try my hardest to be constructive and not get too over the top. BTW Paul, both you and Joe sounded great on the Podcast. What stood out above everything was your sincerity. I could hear both your enthusiasm and your frustration about an industry that is clearly not for the faint of heart. I think you guys succeed because you can visualize your goals and are innovative within the process. And your always reevaluating that process and projecting forward to find better ways to make those visions come to life. You and Joe make a great team.