The Signal: Season 1, Episode 13

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The Signal: Season 1, Episode 13

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Oct 5, 2005

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Features include: Music Section: Music from "Bushwhacked", including River and Simon's spacewalk; Chinese Whispers - Shepherd Book's First Name; Spamalot Review; How to Speak Chinese; Interview: Keith R. A. DeCandido

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Oct 5, 2005

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The Signal is an award-winning podcast dedicated to the SciFi show Firefly and its movie Serenity.

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The Signal: Season 1, Episode 13

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