Comments on: Cast & Crew

By: A Hernandez

A Hernandez — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 14:37:09 +0000

I discovered Metamor city via Nobilis’ website several weeks ago. To say I have been mesmerized by the writing, acting and general tone of the podcast would be to do it a serious disservice. After having caught up to the last podcast,I am seriously in need of more Metamor and look forward to further podcasts. I understand the time required to put out such a well done program must be tremendous and having to do it in addition to a regular teaching job, must be a Herculean task, so, not to worry. I’ll be waiting patiently and re-listening to the old stuff.
BTW: I read the above response titled Raven, it is one of the most eloquent, honest and direct responses I have ever seen in the face of, what I assume, must have been a vicious and gratuitous attack from a very small minded creature. I do not think I would label this creature a person. As Robert Malcom said above, another reason to be a devoted fan. Thank you for the great work.

By: Robert Malcolm

Robert Malcolm — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 15:56:54 +0000

Dude, wow ! I don’t even know what the a$$purse you’re slamming wrote about, but I don’t like him. To take up for your cast members like that is a testament to your testicular fortitude. Even better that it was done so eloquently. Your strength of character has given me yet another reason to stay a devoted fan.

By: Raven

Raven — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 06:08:29 +0000

NOTE: Tonight a man operating with a false email address and website URL tried to post a comment on this page attacking one of my cast members. To call this comment “Spam” is an insult to spammers. It was a torrent of vitriol and venom, flung at a person who has arisen out of extraordinary challenges and hardships — and the absolute bitterness, the petty cruelty of it, makes it obvious that the man who wrote those words has never been able to rise above these circumstances himself, and hates anyone who was able to do better than he did.

Let me tell you something, you cowardly, vicious, hateful little pissant: I don’t let anyone talk to my friends that way. Not to my face, and not on my website. There are a bunch of us on this cast page who have gone through fire and emerged as better people, who have left behind things from our past that were better discarded. If any among us have defied the odds and made a better life for themselves, they are to be honored for the courage and determination to redefine themselves and their circumstances — the willingness to transform, to die to what was and embrace the possibilities of what can be. It is a hope that I hold for every one of us, and a hope you seem to have rejected for yourself — to your loss.

Your comment is going straight into the Trash, and your IP address has been flagged as a spammer. The person you have tried to hurt here will never see your message, never even know what you tried to say to them. Your pathetic ball of hate will die a cold, lonely death, unnoticed and unregarded — just as you will, if you don’t change the way you interact with the world. Stay in your dirty little world of misery and spite if you must; the rest of us are embracing metamorphosis, and we are ready to fly.

–Chris Lester

By: Anthony

Anthony — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 06:50:59 +0000

Yes, thank you for the pictures of the cast. Amazing how the cast somehow start to look like their character. A little strange and creepy actually. I have listened to, and enjoyed the entertainment value of them all.

While laughing at every minute of the Feedback episodes, am I wrong, or just a simpleton, in wondering what all the immensely in depth questions as to the background of all the characters-and their actions-is a little strange or a wee bit on the *pointless* side. I listen to the podcast stories that I do for the entertainment value they bring me. Maybe that’s little selfish of me, but what is the point of attempting to dig so deep into the back story of all the charachters? Isn’t that the author’s job? Why do some people have to dig so deep into things? It seems to me that really starts to diminish the love of the story for me.
But don’t stop recording the Feedback Episodes on my account. They ARE extREEEMMMLY entertaining.

Trying to be patient in waiting for season 2 to unload on us.

By: Gail Carriger

Gail Carriger — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 03:40:28 +0000

Chris! Thanks for having a cast photo page. It’s always so much fun to see how voice actors look.

By: Di

Di — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 20:32:05 +0000

I must say… Artax’s bloopers are SO hilarious, and I enjoy the sound of his voice during the podcast so much. I can’t wait to hear more of his storyline. And in general, the voice cast gathered to produce this first-rate podcast are simply superb. Well done! Di from Heandshesaid.com

By: ted

ted — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:33:35 +0000

love the podcast! i started out listening to the stories which were great! especially troubled minds. what a well written story. now listening to the novel is great. i only wish you could get the episodes out faster. i want to know what happens!

ted

p.s. if you have need of a new voice i do have a degree in theatre so i do know how to use my voice in a fun or dramatic vocal way. let me know. thanks!

By: Indiana Jim

Indiana Jim — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 16:16:36 +0000

That Indiana Jim guy is aweseome.

Wait… my episode hasn’t played yet? Dang it.

By: Rob

Rob — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 02:34:05 +0000

I am new to this podcast listening…it started with Firefly talk then the Signal listening for a year or so. I decided to try your Podcast after hearing you being “pimped” on the Signal which I actually was behind on (3 Months). I was able to d/l all current files at that time, Thanksgiving week (USA) 2007, and have been hooked since. I now am waiting for more from you and Mur. Who I started listening too because of you. The story so far is great…I do sometimes miss you reading the whole story, but the voice talent you have in the later stories is fabulous . I can not wait to hear more. Thanks