OnTime Capsule Episode 401, Sonequa Martin Green, as she revisits her evolution as the resilient Captain Burnham in "Star Trek: Discovery," facing the emotional challenges of playing an older version of her character due to a narrative twist involving a "time bug." Doug Jones adds dimension with his reflections on playing Saru and the complexities of portraying familial relationships amidst the backdrop of rebuilding the Federation. I then pay tribute to Herbert Wright, fondly remembered as the father of the Ferengi, reminiscing about the visionary Gene Roddenberry's influence on "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Our conversation then shifts as we engage with Radha Mitchell, discussing her role in the film "Sacrifice," and exploring how her character's journey through mystery and emotional rawness drew her into the project. Richard Harmon brings us tales from "The 100" Season 4, delving into Murphy's uncertain path and the character dynamics that keep the narrative unpredictable and his own survival surprising yet believable. Lastly, "The Walking Dead" stalwarts Greg Nicotero, Gale Anne Hurd, and Angela Kang gather to discuss the series' lasting impact, its exploration of hope amid apocalypse. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus For A Free Lifetime Access Only Until May 1st
Kitty Swink, Armin Shimerman, John Billingsly and Jonathan Frakes talk about this weekend's Purple Stride walk against Pancreatic Cancer. Visit Pan Can. Org and Purple Stride.Org
This week's Sci-Fi Talk Weekly episode 94, bursting with insights and updates from across the universe of fandom. Tony Tellado scours the internet to bring you the latest— from M. Night Shyamalan's intriguing promises about his new film "Trap" to a review of the vampire flick "Abigail," which cleverly morphs from a heist film into supernatural chaos. We’ll discuss the lukewarm reception to "Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Two," dive into the unique dynamics of "Fallout’s" Lucy and Maximus, and reveal what to expect from the new season of "Doctor Who" with its groundbreaking exploration of race. Meanwhile, "Starfleet Academy" aims to return to its roots by possibly setting the show in San Francisco, and a historical model of the Starship Enterprise makes an unexpected return to the Roddenberry family after five decades. Join us as we explore these stories and more. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime Until May 1st
From 2013, A look at the second season with roundtable interviews with JD Pardo, new producer Rockne S. O'Bannon, Billy Burke and consulting producer Ben Edlund. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime Until May 1st
Trek Tuesday here on the Sci-Fi Talk Podcast, I am thrilled to present an episode featuring two distinguished stars from the Star Trek universe, Doug Jones and David Ajala. Join us as Doug shares Saru's compelling journey from fear to fearless leader, his familial bond with Michael Burnham, and the touching moments of mentorship. Meanwhile, David dives into Cleveland Booker's transformative experience with Burnham and Starfleet, and the duo's discussions on love, leadership, and the enduring power of positive masculinity. Wrap up your excitement for what marks the end of an era for Star Trek Discovery and get an insider’s perspective on its final season and the legacy it leaves behind. S Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime Until May 1st
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Welcome to another intriguing episode of the Sci-Fi Talk's Byte Podcast. We're embarking on a captivating journey through the cerebral maze of "The Prisoner," a classic series that fiercely champions individual identity and personal freedom. We kick off with the inaugural episode titled "Arrival," where we are introduced to the enigmatic world of The Village, a place where people are stripped of their names and given numbers instead. We follow Number Six, our resilient protagonist, as he grapples with the insidious Number Two and the peculiar, yet authoritarian society he's been thrust into. Join us as I decode the first steps of Number Six's quest, from his thunderous resignation to the strategic encounters with the omnipresent Rover. We'll examine the symbolism, dissect production secrets, and delve into fan theories that swirl around this ground-breaking episode. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime Until May 1ST
In this engaging episode of Sci-Fi Talk, host Tony Tellado catches up with renowned makeup artist Donald Mowat, known for his exquisite work on films like "Dune" and the upcoming "Tron" remake. Dive into the world of film and TV from a perspective rarely showcased - the intricate and often unsung work of the makeup department. **Episode Highlights:** - **Donald Mowat's Insight into TV vs. Film Production**: Mowat discusses the industry shift from TV to movies, sharing his experiences and concerns regarding the production process and lack of proficiency he occasionally observes in TV projects. - **Memorable Experiences on Set**: Mowat opens up about the heartfelt moment when a student with a mental health condition expressed gratitude for one of his character portrayals. - **Industry Struggles Post-Strike and COVID-19**: Hear about the repercussions of these events, as crew members faced significant financial and insurance challenges, with many losing their insurance and homes. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime Until May 1st
On Sci-Fi Talk Weekly, on episode 93, with AI co-host Bella, we dive into a stack of intriguing headlines: From the casting of Jonathan Kent in the new Superman film to the mysterious trailers for "Outer Range" Season 2 that tease a deeper exploration into the unknown. We'll touch on the box office breakout of "Civil War," discuss Nick Offerman's detached portrayal of a president in a world of pure fiction, and reveal why "Joker Folie À Deux" snagged a strong R-rating. We've got sneak peeks and reviews across our beloved genres, including "The Walking Dead: Book of Carol," and Walton Goggins' intense experience playing a ghoul in the "Fallout" series. Plus, we'll discuss "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" projected box office success, and a time-traveling dark comedy called "Time Stalker." In franchise news, "Star Trek" prepares for a new origin film, while farewells are in order for "Lower Decks" as it approaches its fifth and final season. James Gunn juggles "Peacemaker" shooting with Superman commitments, and Don Mancini on a possible fourth season of "Chucky." Delving into literary realms, we explore a dark fantasy entrenched in Jewish folklore, "The Sins of Their Bones," and a "Babylon 5" rewatch gives us nostalgia-twinged insights. Steve Buscemi signs on for "Wednesday" Season 2, "Slingshot" secures UK distribution, and a wishlist of more "Loki". Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime
Welcome to Sci-Fi Talk, where today we leap into the enigmatic world of "The Prisoner," the TV show that revolutionized spy-fi and continues to captivate audiences with its themes of individuality and freedom. Joining Tony Tellado ,are Gavin Hignight and Chris “Doc” Wyatt of Wandering Planet. We delve into the legacy of Patrick McGoohan, not just an acclaimed actor, a BAFTA award winner, who became the UK's highest-paid TV star. We explore the influence of his earlier work on "Danger Man" and how it paved the way for "The Prisoner," embarking on a deep dive into the artistic liberties that set the series apart. With excitement, we discuss the much-anticipated wave of collectible action figures celebrating "The Prisoner." We’ll reveal the fascinating process behind their creation—from the meticulous attention to detail. Additionally, we'll recount Tony’s personal connection to the series, the profound effect it had on his youth, and recite memorable dialogues that resonate to this day. We'll chat about obtaining rights, visits to Port Marion, and reminisce about our favorite characters, like Leo McKern, while touching on the deeper themes of this surreal show that continues to transcend generations. Stay tuned as we discuss the exclusive availability of these action figures via Kickstarter, admire Patrick McGoohan's versatility as an actor, and debate themes of individual rights and societal structures that are as relevant now as they were at the show's inception. Visit Wandering Planet Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Free For A Lifetime until May 1st.
This episode of Sci-Fi Talk's Trek Tuesday ,has the incredible Sonequa Martin Green on her roundtable to discuss the remarkable evolution of her character, Michael Burnham, from the groundbreaking series Star Trek: Discovery. As the first black female lead and captain in the storied franchise, Sonequa takes us through Burnham's journey, from her Vulcan-human cultural conflict to her growth into a liberated, internally driven leader, and how this mirrors her own evolution as an actor and producer. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plue Free until May 1st for a lifetime.
Compiled from my interviews with the cast and creative team from the first three seasons, I have on this episode, Katie McGrath, Anthony Stewart Head, Angel Coulby and Colin Morgan Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime
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In this Sci-Fi Talk episode, host Tony Tellado interviews author Janet Stilson about her new book "Universe of Lost Messages." They discuss the concept of charismites, individuals with powers of charisma and charm, and how these abilities can be used for good or bad. Janet explains the characters and storylines in her book, highlighting the themes of manipulation, media influence, and the impact of charismatic individuals in today's world. She also shares insights about writing in the science fiction genre and the challenges faced by women in the media industry. Additionally, Janet provides a glimpse into the creative process behind her novels and hints at the possibility of a third book in the future. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime
Welcome to another episode of Sci-Fi Talk, this episode, we're diving into the world of Star Trek Discovery as it approaches its final season. Join host Tony Tellado as he speaks with the talented cast and the showrunners to explore the groundbreaking series that reinvigorated the Star Trek universe. The podcast discusses how the series boldly ventured into the future, bringing back the ideals of the Federation and reshaping the nature of the USS Discovery's mission. With insights from showrunner Alex Kurtzman and Discovery showrunner Michelle Paradise, we uncover the allegorical storytelling that reflects the challenges of our current times. From the characters' mental and emotional journeys to the unique relationships onboard, we hear from actors like Sonequa Martin Green, Wilson Cruz, Mary Wiseman, Blu Del Barrio, David Ajala, and Doug Jones, shedding light on the personal and professional growth of their respective characters. In this enlightening discussion, we explore the series' impact on Star Trek history, from its pioneering representation of African American and LGBTQ+ characters to its unique contributions to the Star Trek fandom. Join us as we celebrate the legacy of Star Trek Discovery and its powerful influence on the genre. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus
In this episode of Sci-Fi Talk, host Tony Tellado chats with guest Sara Tomko, who plays a multilayered character on the hit series "Resident Alien". They dive into the complex dynamics of her character, Asta, as she navigates the fine line between being a mother and a best friend. Sara also sheds light on her on and off-screen chemistry with her co-stars and reflects on the show's exploration of humanity through the lens of sci-fi, fantasy, and human emotion. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime
From SDCC 2012 are the cast and executive producers talking to us reporters in a roundtable setting. Noah Wylie, Will Patton,Moon Bloodgood, Drew Roy, Sarah Carter, Colin Cunnigham, Jessy Schram,plus executive producers Justin Falvey and Remi Aubuchon all joined us to give us insights on season two. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus For Free Lifetime Access
Interview with Rampage Actor on using motion capture and acting skills to play the ape, George in the film. Subscribe to Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime
Taped at the roundtables at San Diego Comic Con in 2011 that summer the cast, producers and director joined us reporters. Joining us are Henry Cavil, Luke Evans, Stephen Dorff, Frieda Pinto, Kellen Lutz, Producers Mark Canton and Gianni Nunnari plus Director Tarsem Singh. Special thanks to Relativity Media. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus Free For A Lifetime
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