> End of line.
Well, lovely readers. This is it. End of the line.
After 32 regular episodes – and 20 Thumbcast Extras and special shows – we’ve reached the end of the road at Thumbcast Towers.
It’s been a blast, but we’re all talked out for now. And to be honest, 32 episodes is probably about 31 more than we ever thought the show would run for.
So, it’s time to power down the atomic batteries, and stop loading speed into the turbines.
We’re going to record one last episode of the Thumbcast – our final farewell to the surprisingly large number of you who’ve listened to the show over the last 30 months. It may well involve us drinking a lot, so be warned.
The episodes will remain up on iTunes for anyone who stumbles across them, and the website will be updated until the final episode is uploaded, then be archived here for all to read and enjoy.
And no doubt we’ll be back with some other crazy scheme in the future… 
It’s been a blast doing the show, and thanks to everyone who’s been a part of it in whatever way – big or small. We love you all. Even Rich Johnston…
Posted on January 27, 2012, in Podcast. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
The Thumbcast
Iain Hepburn
Cara
alisoneales
Aaron Smithies
craigmcgill
Goodbye Thumbcast. Here’s hoping Iain and Craig don’t leave us forever.
I will not cry. I will not cry. I will not cry…
Have you betrayed us, Thumbcast? Have you betrayed *me*?!
Sad to hear that you’re going. Is there any particular reason? Boredom? Run out of things to talk about? Lack of time? I have enjoyed the episodes and will miss you both. Take care. come back soon!
The Thumbcast is finishing? No. No way. Uh-uh. This is NOT happening.
Why the hell are you stopping it now you bastards? For fuck’s sake! Of all the petty, small-minded, arse-upwards things you could do, I mean, what would I have to do to make you reconsider? Surely there’s some sort of arrangement we could come to that’s mutually beneficial to all concerned?
Fine. Go ahead. Leave me. Everyone always does, in the end. I guess I’m just a fundamentally unloveable audience member…
I guess it will be OK, in the end. I’ll get through this, somehow. Life will go on, so long Craig and Iain, and thanks for all the fish.