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SciFi Diner Classic Ep. 8 – Our Interview with Christopher Heyerdahl (Sanctuary, Stargate, Supernatural, Smallville, Twilight, and Caprica)

by Scott on November 22, 2011

In our eighth episode of the SciFi Diner Classic, we interview Christopher Heyerdahl from Sanctuary, Stargate, Supernatural, Smallville, Twilight, and Caprica. 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. We’re bringing you just the interview and nothing else.

Tagged as: Caprica, Christopher Heyerdahl, Sanctuary, Smallville, Stargate, Supernatural, Twilight.

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 113 – Our Interview with Mike Dougherty from Big Damn Films (Zombie Con and Browncoats Redemption)

October 5, 2011

This week on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we interview Mike Dougherty from Big Damn Films, Zombie Con, and Browncoats Redemption. We give you a chance to win a Warehouse 13 prize. In News we discuss Terra Nova’s ratings, the rumor that Scarecrow will be in new Batman movie, the Mortal Kombat reboot, 6 sci fi films that cry out for a Prequel, the 5 things we ‘learned’ from EW’s new Avengers cover, the Star Trek: The Next generation BLU-RAY Date, and The Star Wars Blu-ray Release. In This week In Star Trek, Miles talks about 6 villains we think should return to cause trouble in Star Trek 2 and Brent Spiner & Will Weaton on Big Bang. We end the show with Izzy’s SciFi Five in Five.

Tagged as: Avengers, Batman, Big Bang, Big Damn Films, Brent Spiner, Browncoats: Redemption, Caprica, Dresden Files, Legend of the Seeker, Mike Dougherty, Mortal Kombat, Reaper, Scarecrow, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Wars, Terra Nova's, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Warehouse 13, Will Weaton, Zombie Con

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Scifi Diner Conversations 14 – What Is Your Current Favorite Genre Character? What Does It Mean To Have An Original Show? We Talk About Being Human and Whether iTunes Just Might Be Ripping Us Off.

January 22, 2011

Scifi Diner Conversations 14 – What Is Your Current Favorite Genre Character? We Talk About Being Human, V, The Final Five Caprica Episodes, The Cape, and Whether iTunes Just Might Be Ripping Us Off.

Carl wrote in and asked “Who are your favorite current genre characters? Your favorite all-time favorite genre characters? What makes a great genre character? Are you more likely to stick with a show because of character or story?” We answer all his questions but are looking for you to throw in your own opinion.

We also talk about the Sanctuary renewal, a bit more about Tron: Legacy, your opinions about the American Being Human premiere, what it means for a show to be an original show, more on the Caprica Final Five Episodes, The Cape, V, Prometheus (what used to be the Alien Prequels), and whether iTunes just might be charging too much for their TV show seasons. We wrap up with Kevin Bachelder convincing us to take a second look at Sucker Punch.

Tagged as: "V", Alien, Being Human, Caprica, Prometheus, Sanctuary, Sucker Punch, The Cape, Tron: Legacy

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 84 – Our Interview with Kevin Sorbo from Andromeda and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

November 19, 2010

Here at the SciFi Diner Podcast tonight, Miles and Scott interview Kevin Sorbo from Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and the Gene Roddenberry show Andromeda (He also recently appeared in the Hawaii 5O reboot). We reveal the answer of our Caprica trivia contest and the winner of the $100 Thinkgeek Gift Certificate. We have new Superman trivia and a Kevin Sorbo signed Andromeda to boot. We want to know what is on your SciFi Christmas List. In news we discuss whether this is Fringe’s last season, report that Caprica DVDs are a coming, The Event relaunches in February, Smallville still surprises while Supernatural sputters, the Incredible Hulk is coming BACK to TV as is Batman, The Cape has a new trailer, and it looks Friggen AWESOME, and there is some Blood and Chrome gossip and a bit on Human Target as well. In movie news, Pirates of the Caribbean 4 teases us, Wolverine gets titled and rebooted, Harrison Ford thinks Hans Solo should have died (Is Harrison Ford trying to commit suicide?), we talk about the Green Lantern clip, and discuss the ten SciFi movies you should watch if you want to go green. In This Week in Star Trek, Miles brings us a first look: The Edge from the Starfleet Academy book series and in the SciFi Five in Five, we discuss the five best actors to have guest appear on your show.

Tagged as: Andromeda, Batman, Battlestar Galactica, Blood and Chrome, Caprica, Fringe, Gene Roddenberry, Hans Solo, Harrison Ford, Hawaii Five-O, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Human Target, Kevin Sorbo, Pirates of the Caribbean 4, Smallville, Star Trek, Starfleet Academy, Superman, Supernatural, The Cape, The Edge, The Event, The Green Lantern, The Incredible Hulk, Thinkgeek, Wolverine

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 83 – Our Interview with Riese: Kingdom Falling Creators Ryan Copple and Kaleena Kiff

November 10, 2010

On this week’s science fiction podcast, we interview with Ryan Copple and Kaleena Kiff, creators of the new SciFi Webseries Riese: Kingdom Falling. We also give you a final chance to win $100 Thinkgeek Gift Certificate by answering our Caprica Trivia question. Our Listener Question this month is: What do you want on your SciFi Christmas List? We also bring you the news: Walking Dead Gets More Life, Battlestar Galactica Prequel (Blood and Chrome) gets lit, you can learn how to curse like they do in Firefly, the comic Firefly: Downtime is now available, the next Torchwood Series WILL disturb you, J.J. Abrams gets Canceled, X-files 3: The Truth is Out There, Ford Interested in Indy 5, and Scarlett Johansson becomes a Sexy Alien. In This Week in Star trek, Miles brings you his review of “Captains of the Final Frontier.” Scott brings you the SciFi Five in Five with the five reasons to like Spiderman.

Tagged as: Battlestar Galactica Prequel, Blood and Chrome, Caprica, Captains of the Final Frontier, Firefly, Firefly: Downtime, Harrison Ford, Indiana Jone 5, Kaleena Kiff, Riese: Kingdom Falling, Ryan Copple, Scarlett Johansson, Spiderman, Star Trek, Thinkgeek, Torchwood, Undercovers, Walking Dead, X-files 3

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