Scifi Diner Podcast

In this listener feedback show, listeners weigh in on a Kate Mulgrew/Mira Furlong smack down, Wolverine reviewed, why morality is important for Superman, and why the Falling Skies' finale failed.

Tonight we give you a chance to win Rob Paulsen, Lee Arenberg & Muessatta Vander prints; we've up the stakes, in our trivia. We also share the following news: Time-traveling classic 12 Monkeys may soon be a Syfy TV series; Tons of Comicon News; Emmy Nominees for Sci Fi Shows & Actors; Is Steven Spielberg Right About an Imminent Movie Industry Meltdown?; and the Elysium Movie Trailer. In the TWIST, Miles talks about Holograms you can touch. In the SciFi 5 in 5, the 5 Top Female Characters from M.

In this listener feedback show, listeners think Man of Steel Is Cracked, Pacific Rim Is An Amazing 3D IMAX Experience, Catching Up With Genre TV and More.

Tonight Scott chats with J.W. Holmes and Mark Brayer (Creators of the comic book The Nordic).

M.and Kristen talk Man of Steel, and especially focus on Henry Cavill's performance. If you haven't watched it, go to the theaters and see it now. It have seen it, tune in and relive the best moments and nitpicks through the conversations at the diner.

Scott, Miles, and M. are joined by Jeffery (you gotta check out his detailed blog post on Man of Steel) from Pendantaudio.com. as they praise, analyze, and tear apart Man of Steel. If you haven't watched it, go to the theaters and see it now. It have seen it, tune in and relive the best moments and nitpicks through the conversations at the diner.

In this listener feedback show, listeners love gaming Defiance, Falling Skies is losing steam, After Earth was way too predictable, Junior is creepy in Under the Dome, and More.

Tonight on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we chat about upcoming shows: we have a Man of Steel review show on July 9th, and a Jurassic Park show on August 6th. We also share our interview with Rob Paulsen (Voicing TNMT, Animaniacs, Transformers, Jimmy Neutron, Pinky and the Brain) and give you a chance to win a signed Rob Paulson print with some new trivia. We also talk about the following news: Why Under The Dome producer warns that 'the bad guys are us' It's official; Ronald D. Moore's time-traveling Outlander gets a series order; Turns out there's gonna be 2 Independence Day sequels (but no Will Smith);Warner Bros.' 'Man of Steel' Nabs $170 Million in Promotional Dollars; Movie Trailer: Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, and some Special Interest News: Remembering Richard Matheson. In This Week in Star trek, Miles talks about a Real-Life 'Star Trek' Tricorder Project Raises $1 Million. In the SciFi 5 in 5, we share 5 Great Animated Comic Book Superhero Adaptations on Netflix you ought to check out.

In this listener feedback show, listeners love Under The Dome, thumbs up to Man of Steel, World War Z has freaking Crazy Zombies, and more.

Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, MD (USA). It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson (STAT), which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; 2011 will mark the convention's thirty-fifth year. The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. The programming includes guest appearances by actors, writer/creators, and scientists, a dealer's room, an art show, a film and video festival, children's programming, workshops, and a cosplay show/contest.

Yeah, my brain just froze and crashed. So no notes today. I am tired but need to get this episode out. We do talk about Top Shocking Game of Thrones Moments, The Best Written SciFi Shows, City of Bones Trailer, The Trek Merchandising debacle and More.

In this listener feedback show, listeners love M, give us more Star Trek thoughts; a plug for After Earth; thoughts on the Once Upon A Time finale; and Scott thinks the Arrow finale was one of the best in a long time.

Scott, Miles, and M. are joined by Jim from Jim's SciFi Blog and David from the Lancast Podcast as they praise, analyze, and tear apart the latest in the Star Trek franchise. If you haven't watched it, go to the theaters and see it now. It have seen it, tune in and relive the best moments and nitpicks through the conversations at the diner.

On this SciFi Rewind, Rick Snodie join Scott, Miles, and M from the SciFi Diner Podcast, and they rewatch the Fifth Element and share their favorite characters, scenes and delve deep into the facts and stories behind it. The article we referenced in the show is embedded below. In our next rewatch, we will be rewatching the iconic film Jurassic Park. Be sure to watch Jurassic Park with us and send in your thoughts by the end of June. If you want to share your SciFi Rewind with us and have us talk about it on the show or if you want to comment on our rewinds, please e-mail us at scifirewind@gmail.com (you can attach an mp3 audio file if you want) or call us at 18885084343.

Tonight the SciFi Diner Podcast serves up four interviews from actors that had roles in Romero's Zombie flicks. Thanks to the efforts of M. and Jay Smith, Sharon Ceccatti (The Nurse), Jim Krut (The Helicopter Zombie), Leonard Lies (The hatchet Zombie), and Judith O'Dea were interviewed while attending Infect Scranton, a Zombie Convention. Find out about the convention and how things went down on Dawn of the Dead and Night of the Living Dead.

Strange Frame: Love & Sax is a science fiction feature film created using cutout animation and written by Shelley Doty and GB Hajim. Directed by Hajim, the film is slated for 2012 release as the world's first animated lesbian-themed sci-fi film. Clips of the film debuted at the Los Angeles Bent-Con on December 3, 2011 and the complete film premiered in London on May 3, 2012. Set at the end of the 28th century, the human race has long since abandoned a desolate earth. In order to survive, humanity has been using genetic engineering to adapt to otherworld environments, to the point where changing one's skin color or gender has become commonplace. On the moon Ganymede, saxophonist Parker (Claudia Black) and guitarist Naia (Tara Strong) develop a close relationship which allows them to perform as one.

There was so much news, we decided to release the interview separate. We do bring you a new trivia tonight with some Into Darkness related loot. In news we cover the following: Agents of SHIELD, Once Upon A Time renewed, Defiance renewed, Orphan Black renewed. Almost Human, 24 is coming back!, Believe news, The Blacklist, the Ender’s Game Trailer and saving World War Z, In the TWIST, Miles chats Star Trek Debit Cards, 10 missed opportunities in Star Trek, and the Quinto/Nimoy Audi commercial. We wrap up the show with the SciFi 5 in 5: The Five SciFi TV Shows that have the best chance of succeeding this fall.

In this listener feedback show, listeners give us the Low Down on Star Trek Into Darkness. We learn why Kahless HATED Fe Man; Why YOU Should Be Watching Defiance, and more.

Tonight on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we interview John Billingsley (Dr. Phlox from Star Trek: Enterprise) and Bonita Friedericy (General Beckman from Chuck) during our time at the Farpoint Con 2013. David Moulton from the Lancast joins us. Scott, Miles, and M announce who won some awesome Star Trek loot! They also share the following news: Are there gonna be new seasons of Grimm and Revolution? NBC decides.; Ron Moore's sci-fi series Outlander finally moves forward; Dark Archer knows Arrow's identity in 1st look at season finale; NEW COOL AND WEIRD FALLING SKIES TV SPOTS MAY MAKE YOUR EYES – OR EARS – BUG OUT; Trailers for Thor 2, Monster University and R.I.P.D; Must Watch Netflix TV; and Geek Pride Day. Miles brings us This Week In Star Trek with information on a site from Rod Roddenberry. We wrap up the show with our SciFi Five in Five with great Warehouse 13 Quotes.

In this listener feedback show, listeners love Warehouse 13; someone's liking Revolution; The Tradis gets gutted, Orphan Black pads the clones, and more.