Scifi Diner Podcast

In this listener feedback show, our listeners review Conan and Cowboys and Aliens. Some also react to the meddling of Lucas, the Man of Steel's new outfit, Summer Glau in Alphas, a Millennium movie, Dr. Who's "Let's Kill Hitler!", and our Conner Jessup interview. Live long and podcast!

Laurie's first credited TV role was sorority sister Veronica in "Team", a 2004 episode of Medical Investigation. In 2009, she played Elsa in the pilot episode of The Cabonauts. That same year, Joss Whedon cast Laurie in his show Dollhouse, which depicted a secret corporation that recruits troubled young people, stores their memories in a computer, wipes their minds (turning them into "dolls"), imprints them with new personalities, and rents them to wealthy people for special assignments. Her first major dramatic role, Laurie played a character named Mellie, who is later revealed to be a doll named November, as well as one of November's other imprinted personalities, and November's original identity, Madeleine. In addition to acting Laurie dances and plays the ukulele in Uke Box Heroes, a ukulele cover band that she co-formed with her husband.[2] Laurie and her mother, Cathy Anne, appeared as members of the audience in the October 6, 2010 episode of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and participated i

On tonight's Science Fiction podcast, we interview with Connor Jessup from Falling Skies. We also give you a chance to win a real autographed picture of a System lord from Stargate SG-1. Chris Wood from Subspace Communique and Life After Trek joins us to talk about the following news: Assunder with John Mierau, Spoilers don't Spoil, Summer Glau Roles, The 70's Captain America is really irked, Danger Girl coming soon, and DVD: X-men: First Class comes next month. Miles gives the TWIST: Next Gen sale, a Cat Tower, and Vulcan might be back in Star Trek Two. Chris Wood talks about Star Trek Las Vegas and ends the show with his top five moments from the Con.

In this listener feedback show, our listeners review Conan, Fright Night, Captain America, and Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Some also respond to the Eureka Cancellation, the Falling Skies finale, and talk about the shows and movies they are looking forward this fall: Mission Impossible 4, Twilight, Footloose, Persons of Interest, Terra Nova, Fringe, Supernatural, Sanctuary, and more. Live long and podcast!

This dessert menu from Miles brings us news on Babylon 5, Bladerunner, Iron Man 3, and Perception (Star Trek).

This is our very first episode of what we are calling the SciFi Diner Classic. Since we do a news and interview show, it goes without saying that the news portion of our episodes often date themselves fast. And while the interviews with the people that make Science Fiction happen remain relevant and in our opinion important, most listeners will not listen back 100 episodes and wade through old news just to get to the interview. So what the SciFi Diner Classic aims to do is to share these interviews with you. If you have been with us from the beginning, then bear with us as we introduce some of our newer listeners to voices from the past. Let me know what you think of this idea. Like it? Hate it? Let me know. We're bringing you just the interview and nothing else. John Broughton functions as the producer and captain of the Starship Farragut is an independent film series based on the original series of Star Trek. Starship Farragut focusses on the crew of the U.S.S. Farragut, a Constitution Class Stars

Miles and Scott just want to take a moment to say thanks to you our listeners for supporting us over this past two and a half year journey. We would not be the show we are with out you and your input and discussion. This special is episode to just to say exactly that, tell you a little bit about the Parsecs, and hear the entry we submitted that got us nominated into the final five!

This week on The SciFi Diner Podcast, we bring you our interview with Sally Kellerman, Who Played The Original Dr. Dehner In Star Trek: The Original Series And Hot Lips Houlihan In The M*A*S*H Movie. We also reveal our trivia winner, who won a signed print from Sally Kellerman! In news, we discuss the following: Euraka is Canceled, JJ Abrams Does Ted, Looking at this Summer's Premieres - and what those numbers mean anyway, Our first look at Henry Cavill as Man of Steel, Harry Potter is Number Three, and Controversial Movie Castings. On This Week In Star Trek, we discuss TNG on BLURAY?, Michael Dorn on Castle, Connor Trinner on Enterprise, and JJ ABRAMS on a gay Trek characters. We wrap up the show with C.R. Smith's Top Five SciFi Shows in the SciFi Five in Five.

In this listener feedback show, we and you our listeners review Captain America, Cowboys and Aliens, Super 8, and Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Colin shares some photos from the NASA Star Trek Experience. Listeners react to Star Trek: The Next Generation being brought to Bluray and to Eureka being canceled. We also discuss the finales for Falling Skies and for "We're Alive!" Live long and podcast!

On this week's SciFi Diner Podcat, we bring you our interview with the lovely Azita Ghanizada from Alphas. We also talk about our recent Parsec Award Finalist Nomination and about the SciFi Rewind poll we have running on our site. Besides that, we share Walking Dead News, How (Not) to reboot the Terminator Franchise, How Superman Returns SHOULD have began, Brent Spiner Punks Geeks and the Scifi Five in Five with Wayne and Dan.

In this listener feedback show, we start off by talking about why Scott dropped cable, how he can still watch most of his science fiction shows, and how is saving money in the process. Miles and Scott also give a thumbs-up review of Captain America. GO SEE IT. Listeners weigh in on that, talk aboy the Star Trek NASA Experience and Torchwood: Miracle Day, Alphas, Warehouse 13, Eureka, and Falling Skies. The music at the end of the episode is from Captain America: First Avenger and can be found below. Live long and podcast!

On the latest SciFi Diner Podcast, we interview David Niall Wilson from Crossroad Press and the Scattered Earth Saga. We also cover Fringe News, Total Recall Stand Still, Star Wars Gang Style, Voltron to the Big Screen, the San Diego Comicon protest, Mercury Men released, Falling Skies is NOT Falling, Televixen's bid to become Dehner, and Rod Rodenberry's Trek Nation. J.P. Harvey brings us his top 5 shows he watched when he was a kid in the SciFi Five in Five.

On this SciFi Rewind, Scott, Miles, and Kevin rewatch Matrix: Revolutions and share their favorite scenes and delve deep into the philosophy behind it, thus bringing their Matrix journey to a close. The episode is rounded out with a round of Matrix: Revolutions' trivia and fun facts and share listener thoughts and feedback as well. In our next rewatch, we will be rewatching the Kurt Russel and James Spader Stargate Movie that spawned the TV franchises that many of us know and love. Be sure to watch Stargate with us and send in your thoughts by mid-August. Also don't forget to chime in on our poll as to watch we'll rewatching in September! 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.

On this science fiction podcast, we interview Aaron Rosenberg from Crazy 8 Press and the Scattered Earth Saga. Beside a new New Trivia contest, we also discuss the Fringe Teaser, The Fall Line-Up of SciFi TV, Harry Potter Rocks the Theaters, Superman Reborn, and Batman: Year One. Miles brings you This Week in Trek and J.P. Harvey brings us the top 5 shows he watched when he was a kid in the SciFi Five in Five.

In this listener feedback show, we start off by sharing our preliminary thoughts on us watching Star Blazers/Space Battleship Yamato, Stargate SG1 and Voyager. Miles McLoughlin Reports on Shore Leave 33 for Subspace Communique. We hear from listeners and their thoughts on the actors supporting the movies they are in, Scott's love of Felecia Day and Eureka, Voyager, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, and the various summer shows being watched: Torchwood: Miracle Day, Alphas, Warehouse 13, Eureka, and Falling Skies. The Music at the end of the episode is from Aeon Flux. You can find it here. Live long and podcast!

On our podcast tonight, we interview with Laurie Holden from Walking Dead and the X-files and as a part of it we announce the winner of our Walking Dead Give-away. We discuss summer genre shows, how Felicia Day is perfect, the five best/worst movie to TV adaptations, The Green Lateran: Emerald Nights DVD review, and the Star Wars Robot Chicken Episode Three release. In This Week in Star Trek, Miles discusses The New Star Trek PADD app for iPad and the Mirror, Mirror play in the park. In the SciFi Five in Five, Miles and Scott share their Top Five Moments of Shore Leave 33.

In this listener feedback show, we start off by sharing our preliminary thoughts on Shore leave 33. We hear from listeners and their thoughts on the Warehouse 13, Eureka, Alphas, and Torchwood Miracle Day. Listeners also discuss the future of Fringe and Terra Nova and also why people do stupid things on Falling Skies. We also discuss the fall out from the SciFi Feud. The Music at the end of the episode is from Eureka. Live long and podcast!

In this listener feedback show, we start off by discussing what listeners thought about Transformers 3 and Falling Skies. We also discuss streaming movies versus buying DVDs.. Live long and podcast!

On the SciFi Diner Podcast tonight, we bring you yet another interview with Larry Nemecek as he talks about the up and coming Con of Wrath Movie. We give you our trivia and debate The SciFi Christian podcast about the Fringe Finale. We wrap it up in the SciFi Five in Five with J.P. Harvey talking about his Top Five SciFi Novel Sets.

On this Dessert Menu, Miles talks about watching Star Gate, and listening to DVD Geeks and Life After Trek. He goes on to talk about Data being cast in Star Trek 12, the reboot of the DC Comic franchise, and Miles finishes by talking about 18 Hard Rock songs that killed in SciFi Films.