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Talkcast 35 – How Many Browncoats Does It Take To Fill A Hellmouth?

May 29th, 2010 | Posted in Podcast

In tonight’s show we have special guests Michael Dougherty and Andrew Marnik from Browncoats Redemption. Also joining us for the hour is Chris Proulx From Granite State ComiCon. An hour of inspired lunacy prior to the Sunday showing of new footage in Manchester, NH. Enjoy, we all did!

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Is Tim Burton due?

May 21st, 2010 | Posted in Comics, Daily Rants, Movies

Love him or not, Tim Burton has had an interesting run as a director. From one of my faves, Edward Scissorhands, to one of the worst, Corpse Bride, Burton rarely leaves one ambivalent. Now reports out have said that upcoming from TB will be Mai, The Psychic Girl, a project that has been in development […]

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Talkcast 29 – A Special half Hour with Chris Golden

May 6th, 2010 | Posted in Podcast

In this Cast we sit down with show favorite Chris Golden to talk about some new projects, Boston ComiCon, Amber Benson and whatever else came along. Chris has been a friend of the show for 6 years and one of our most fun guets. Join us for an unstructured half hour of good conversation.

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RAH – The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress

April 25th, 2010 | Posted in Daily Rants

Mycroft Holmes a computer, Manuel Garcia O’Kelly as a technician and Wyoming Knott as the love interest on a Botany Bay adventure on the Moon.  These are but a few of the main characters in this, one of RAH’s best kept secrets. As a guidebook for libertarians, Heinlein brings us a cautionary tale rich in […]

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RAH – I Will Fear No Evil

April 22nd, 2010 | Posted in Daily Rants

In the continuing quest to bring to our readers some of Heinlein’s works, I have decided to focus today on one of his most misunderstood ones (second only to Starship Troopers).  In this novel, one written during the latter half of his prolific career, the reader is faced with a series of moral, ethical, and […]

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Heinlein

April 21st, 2010 | Posted in Daily Rants, Literature

For the next few weeks, I will be posting about some of the works of Robert Anson Heinlein, as a run up to our special podcast on May 8th. This podcast will be the Second in our series of Authors Retrospectives, in which we will try to bring a cohesive sense to the body of […]

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Talkcast 26: Death of a Legend – Bazinga!

March 29th, 2010 | Posted in Podcast

DC Comic Legend Dick Giordano dies at 77. The return of Flash Forward: The 2 hour reopening was surprisingly good, but the numbers suck. Caprica wraps. Chuck More solid episodes. The new Dr Who Trailer is up Dr. Horrible II is for real but it will NOT be online. It, according to NPH will be a […]

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Oh, Silly Hollywood

March 19th, 2010 | Posted in Comics, Daily Rants, Movies, TV

In the past few years we have been subjected to reboot television shows and movies of old franchises (and in some cases just characters) and it is rare when it proves to meet the level of its original. The Superman reboot leaps to mind, and the list continues with Knight Rider, Charlie’s Angels,  Transformers, Land […]

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Large Con, Small Con

March 17th, 2010 | Posted in Comics, Daily Rants, Events

This last Sunday the entire crew was in Nashua, New Hampshire for GraniteCon. It was a cozy con for collectors, gamers, and fans with many local artists in attendance. At the same time we are gearing up for Boston ComiCon, one of the largest, most well attended cons in New England. Modesty forbids me from […]

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Finally, Proof that Television is Bad for You

March 9th, 2010 | Posted in Daily Rants, Movies, TV

So, here we are in the back 9 of this television season and it quite frankly it hasn’t been spectacular. The uber-geniuses at ABC have just the thing to make everyone stand up…… It’s titled No Ordinary Family. Here is the 411 … the story of a family whose father, Jim, a once aspiring artist […]

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