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19 Jun, 2013
7:03 pm
Weekly Comics Discussion – June 19, 2013
19 Jun, 2013
4:30 am
Missing “Doctor Who” found? Maybe not.
Bleeding Cool has a disappointing update to the story of the lost Doctor Who available here. There’s still some hope out there, but not as much as we had last week.
19 Jun, 2013
12:19 pm
Continuum Review: “Second Listen”
Cameron teams up with Gardiner, Alec’s house becomes a crime scene, and we learn someone’s truth about why future Alec sent Liber8 to the present.
19 Jun, 2013
2:21 pm
Greatest Science Fiction Film Tournament Podcast: “The Animatrix”
In our ongoing efforts to podcast about every possible entry in the Greatest Science Fiction Film Tournament, Alex and I discussed The Animatrix. It is available for your listening pleasure at a direct link, or through the Bureau 42 Master Audio Feed RSS, or through the iTunes store feed.
19 Jun, 2013
12:36 pm
Falling Skies Discussion “Badlands”
Share your opinions, ideas, complaints, and comments on the episode.
19 Jun, 2013
7:03 am
Weekly New Releases – June 18, 2013
These lists are going to get better, we promise!
19 Jun, 2013
1:23 pm
New old “Doctor Who” episodes found?
Bleeding Cool has the rumour: many of the previously unavailable Hartnell and Troughton Doctor Who stories may have been found. Further details as we have them.
19 Jun, 2013
6:35 am
Greatest Science Fiction Film Tournament Week 34: Round 3
19 Jun, 2013
5:40 am
Movie Review – “Man of Steel”
The Man of Steel is back on the big screen again. So far, his theatrical releases have included more misses than hits. Which one is this?
19 Jun, 2013
12:01 am
Silver Screen Superman 6 and 7: “Superman: The Movie”
This month, it’s time to discuss the 1978 Superman: The Movie directed by Richard Donner and starring Christopher Reeve. Due to the amount I had to say about this one, I decided to break it up into two parts. The first part includes is the usual podcast about the film, while the second part is a full length commentary to go along with the year 2000 extended edition of the film, with a runtime of 151 minutes. (The podcast is only slightly longer than that; it basically provides enough time for iTunes feed subscribers know which edition to use, and to synchronize the players for multiple users.) Today’s Man of Steel will get the podcast treatment in December, when I’ve had time to go through the bonus features and commentaries to do the job properly.
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