In this episode we review the Mattel Electronics Intellivoice game TRON Solar Sailer by the late Keith Robinson. We interview former Blue Sky Ranger Mark Urbaniec about his involvement with the game, and his memories of working with Keith. There's a listener interview with Steve Craft and his brother Jay. There's a lot of non-Christmas talk by George, and numerous clips from Keith Robinson (sourced from previously released and unreleased material) about TRON Solar Sailer. And of course we have Feedback, News and even a few Easter Eggs. This is also our longest episode ever, clocking in at just over 7 hours!

0:00:00 - Turn on the tube TV, insert TRON Solar Sailer and go!

0:00:35 - Intellivisionaries Theme (The Not Quite Christmas Mix)

0:01:51 - George: episode rundown

0:03:44 - Welcome

0:11:31 - Ray Kaestner promo

0:11:41 - B-17 Bomber TV commercial

0:12:11 - Feedback

0:31:21 - Intellivision II Spaulding TV commercial

0:31:49 - Dear Mr. Intellivision spoof (Podcast Length)

0:32:38 - George: letter

0:33:49 - News

0:51:31 - George: Christmas box (1)

0:52:09 - Channel F Files promo

0:52:28 - Listener Interview: Steve and Jay Craft

2:02:26 - Easter Egg?

2:03:09 - George: Christmas box (2)

2:04:30 - William on the Keith Robinson clips

2:05:15 - Game Review: TRON Solar Sailer (part 1)

2:14:34 - Wendell Brown promo

2:14:47 - Game Review: TRON Solar Sailer (part 2)

3:48:46 - Keith Robinson promo

3:48:55 - Programmer Interview: Mark Urbaniec

5:13:06 - George: no Christmas

5:13:50 - Game Review: TRON Solar Sailer (part 3)

5:40:49 - Intellivision Flashback commercial

5:42:32 - Atari Age + INTV Steve TRON Solar Sailer feedback

6:24:58 - 1982 Intellivision holiday TV commercial

6:25:27 - Mark Urbaniec promo

6:25:34 - Game Review: TRON Solar Sailer (part 4)

6:34:16 - George: Christmas jokes

6:34:56 - More Easter Eggs?

6:35:12 - Additional Keith Robinson clips

6:42:38 - Wrap Up / "Treasured" by Paul 'Nurmix' Nurminen

6:47:01 - Outtakes

6:55:27 - Intellivisionaries promo

6:55:38 - Christmas chat with Keith Robinson (unreleased recording)

In this episode we talk about what we've been up to, and what we're planning. Rick has a Homebrew Highlight segment on the upcoming Jr. Pac-Man release from Intellivision Revolution. Rick also introduces a new segment called "Rick's Hobby Projects", this time discussing the Raspiboy. Cmart does a rundown / preview of all the Intellivision action that will be at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo 2017. And of course we have Feedback, News and plenty of George. If you're an Intellivision fan and going to PRGE 2017 (and even if you're not going), this is a must listen!

0:00:00 - TV on/off + George episode rundown

0:01:27 - Intellivisionaries Theme (Alternate Halloween Remix)

0:02:57 - Welcome

0:27:37 - George 1

0:28:42 - Dave Rolfe promo

0:28:54 - Feedback

0:50:30 - Forgotten Feedback?

0:55:39 - UK Mike promo

0:55:58 - George 2

0:56:55 - Naberhood promo

0:57:59 - Homebrew Highlight: Jr. Pac-Man

1:10:59 - RGR promo

1:11:16 - George 3

1:13:09 - The Channel F Files promo

1:13:28 - Rick's Hobby Projects: Raspiboy

1:26:59 - Holiday Special Podcast - Halloween promo

1:29:12 - '80 of the '80s promo

1:30:08 - Ultimate Flashback promo

1:31:25 - News

2:03:26 - Activision for Intellivision TV commercial

2:03:55 - Intellivisionaries promo

2:04:03 - Ten Pence Arcade promo

2:04:18 - Ray Kaestner promo

2:04:28 - Intellivision Burgertime TV commercial

2:04:58 - PRGE 2017 rundown

2:16:29 - [vintage] McDonald's Halloween TV commercial

2:16:59 - George 4 (extended)

2:19:00 - Portland robot talk?

2:19:43 - Wrap Up / "Treasured" by Paul 'Nurmix' Nurminen

2:31:00 - Outtakes

In this 'not-so-special' (and quite short!) special episode, we discuss what's been happening, why there haven't been any new episodes for a while, and what the plan is for the podcast going forward.  George has a few things to say too...

In this special episode, we reminisce about Intellivision legend Keith Robinson (Keith died on June 14th, 2017).  Rick, Paul and Cmart are joined by Scott Schreiber of the Retro Gaming Roundup Podcast, and Chris Bidwell of Now You're Playing With Podcast.  Tommy Tallarico talks to Paul about his Keith recollections, and Emily Reichbach Rosenthal (VP of Intellivision Productions) also shares her thoughts on him.  And listener Chris Dreher contributes a fun story about Mr. Robinson.  The Intellivision community has lost one of its greatest assets with Keith's passing, but join us as we celebrate what Keith has done for the Intellivision community.

Additional music used in this episode (used with permission):

"TRON 1.1" (music performed by Tom Kahelin) from the music CD Intellivision in Hi-Fi.  Based on the original music from the Disney motion picture TRON (by Wendy Carlos / Wonderland Music BMI).

"My Intellivision (1982 Mix)"  (Music & Lyrics by Tom Kahelin, vocals by Michael Schwartz) from the music CD Intellivision in Hi-Fi.

In this episode we review the Mattel Electronics game Vectron.  We interview the programmer / designer Mark Urbaniec.  Keith Robinson joins in for part of the interview as well.  Will and his wife Margo cover GoSub in a Homebrew Highlight segment.  Cmart (Christian Martin) joins us again, as does George (and Nigel).  And we have our usual Feedback, Mentions, News and fun.  Over 5 hours of Intellivisionaries goodness!

0:00:00 - Turn on the tube TV, insert Vectron and go!

0:00:33 - George (and Nigel): episode rundown

0:02:16 - The Intellivisionaries Theme by Paul 'Nurmix' Nurminen

0:03:31 - Welcome

0:20:30 - Feedback

0:37:35 - News

1:14:08 - NIMOSTAPRT

1:27:18 - Homebrew Highlight (Will and Margo): GoSub

1:44:20 - Deep Dive game review: Vectron (part 1)

3:12:01 - Interview: Mark Urbaniec & Keith Robinson

4:38:48 - George in a well?

4:39:55 - Deep Dive game review: Vectron (part 2)

5:04:36 - A contest!

5:05:46 - George on Keith

5:06:42 - Wrap Up / "Treasured" by Paul 'Nurmix' Nurminen

5:09:57 - Outtakes

Rick discusses the Portland Retro Gaming Expo 2016 with Cmart (Chris Martin), FreeWheel (Gary Magnan) and Tarzilla (Don Switzer).  They go into the expo in general, the Intellivision homebrew games that were released and shown, and other side stories that may or may not involve dank restroom smells.