Peter Serafinowicz voices the most ICONIC video game death noises! | Five Brilliant Things
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About this episode
Comedian and Actor Peter Serafinowicz takes an hour out of his hectic filming schedule to sit down and explain why we should listen to the Oh-Sees, why the Bionic Commando soundtrack was so groundbreaking and he gives us the most iconic death noise in video-game history.
If you want to see Peter, get onto Netflix and watch Million Dollar Secret which he hosts. If you want to be Peter, then get Elden Ring and you can experience (as recreated on the podcast) his effort noises. Also watch out for him in the upcoming Elden Ring film! Exciting stuff.
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0:00 Introduction 6:06 Philosophy and Alan Watts 16:29 The impact of YouTube 24:33 Musical discoveries 35:19 Cryptic crosswords 44:17 Elden Ring and gaming
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