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Tonight’s Diners: Scott, Miles, M., Dayton Ward, and John Fraizer
We are counting down our top Christmas gifts…. so if you have some extra cash…well, hey, we’d love to help you out with that. Especially Dayton. He’s always hustling for cash…..he’ll do anything. I mean ANYTHING…even come on the SciFi Diner podcast….
Dayton’s List:
1. Officially licensed street legal 1966 Batmobile
2. Death Star wall blocks
3. Larry Nemecek’s “Stellar Cartography”
4. Original Art Edition of Heavy Metal
5. Star Wars Original Trilogy Score
John’s List:
1. Original Voyager Console Prop w/Okudagram included
2. Firefly The Game
3. Enterprise Ring Ship Hand-Made Artisan Replica
4. Quantum Mechanix Star Trek TNG Communicator Pin
5. Star Trek The Next Generation Season 5 on Blu Ray
M’s List:
1. Rogan
2. 3D Printer for Fashion
3. Stovetop Vacuum Coffee Maker
4. Livescribe 3 Smartpen Standard Edition for Tablets and Smartphones
5. PS4
Mile’s List:
1. A New Kindle
2. The Ladies of Firefly poster set from Think Geek
3. Amazon Gift Cards
4. Star Trek The Next Generation pajama set
5. Star Trek Into Darkness on Blu Ray (From Target)
Scott’s List:
1. Lifesize Landspeeder
2. Google Chromecast HDMI Streaming Media Player
3. Star Wars Frames
4. From History’s Shadow by Dayton Ward
5. Doctor Who TARDIS Door Cling (Think Geek)
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