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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 123 – Our Interview with Christopher Judge (Teal’c from Stargate SG1 and SGA and Batman: The Dark Knight Rises)

by Scott on January 13, 2012

Tonight on this Science Fiction podcast, we bring you are long awaited interview with Christopher Judge who played Teal’c on Stargate SG1 and SGA and will be in the Batman: the Dark Knight Rises movie. As a part of that, we give you some Christopher Judge Trivia and a chance to win a signed print by him. We also share and discus the following news: Star Wars Live Action Series, TV this week, Fringe!, Real Science News, Which movie should win best visual effects award?, and Katee Sackoff in the new Riddick movie! Miles brings you the TWIST: The Shat fires back at George Takei! Colin shares his SciFi Five in Five: Top Five movies he is looking forward to this year.

Tagged as: Batman: the Dark Knight Rises, Christopher Judge, Chronicle of Riddick, Fringe, George Takei, Katee Sackoff, SGA, Star Trek, Star Wars, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate SG1, Teal'c, William Shatner

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SciFi Diner Conversations 35 – Listeners Review The Birth of the Dread Remora by Aaron Rosenberg; Talk about Kate Mulgrew on Warehouse 13, the Freaky Dolls on Doctor Who, Asunder by John Mierau, and More.

September 7, 2011

In this listener feedback show, we talk about Asunder by John Mierau, Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon, Alphas, and Dr. Who. Listeners review Warehouse 13 with Kate Mulgrew, The Birth of the Dread Remora by Aaron Rosenberg, Terra Nova, and Rachel Luttrel form Stargate: Atlantis. Live long and podcast!

Tagged as: Aaron Rosenberg, Alphas, Asunder, Dr. Who, John Mierau, Rachel Lattrel, Rachel Luttrel, SGA, Stargate Atlantis, Terra Nova, The Birth of the Dread Remora, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Warehouse 13

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 99 – An Interview with Bonita Friedericy from Chuck and Star Trek

May 20, 2011

Tonight at the SciFi Diner Podcast, we serve up a delicious interview with Bonita Fredericy, who stars in Chuck as General Beckman and has played a borg in Star Trek. We also share with you how you can win a Think Geek $100 gift certificate, a signed Bonita Friedericy and John Billingsly print, and Mercury Men posters in our 100th episode Contest. On the news menu, we serve up our thoughts on the Alcatraz Trailer, Walking Dead Rumors You Shouldn’t believe, Jewel Staite Talks about the Stargate Franchise, Pilots shows you will never see, Smallville Plot Points that didn’t turn out, and discuss the 1st Conan trailer rocks with Jason Momah of Stargate & Game of Thrones. On This Week in Star trek, Miles chats about The Next Generation in HD, Crystal Allen on Life After Trek, and A new Star Trek Animated Series that is possibly planned. In the Scifi Five in Five, Scott shares his top five mantras in science fiction from Star Trek, Dune, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and Contact.

Tagged as: Alcatraz, Animated Star Trek, Bonita Friedericy, Chuck, Conan, Contact., Crystal Allen, Dune, Game of Thrones, General Beckman, Jason Momah, Jewel Staite, John Billingsly, Lord of the Rings, Mercury Men, Smallville, Star Trek, Star Wars, Stargate, Stargate Atlantis, The Next Generation, Think Geek, Walking Dead

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 74 -Our Interview With Ian Hulme, Author of The Heavenfield Audiobook

September 2, 2010

In tonight’s Science Fiction podcast, we interview I.G. Hulme, author of the acclaimed audiobook Heavenfield. Our listeners speak out and we announce the Stargate Trivia winner. In news, Douglas Adam’s returns to TV, Doctor Who changes the game, Star Wars from the 1920′s, The Planet of the Apes’ prequel, Ghostbusters 3, Magneto is Dead, and we talk about the rise of the fan girl. Miles brings us This Week in Star Trek where Shatner boldly claims “We Are Not Alone.” Rado gives us his SciFi Five in Five to wrap up the show: shows he thought would be terrible but ended up good!

Tagged as: Big Bang Theory, Doctor Who, Douglas Adams, Fan girl, Farscape, Ghostbusters 3, Heavenfield, Hulme, I.G, Magneto, Planet of the Apes, Shatner, Star Trek, Star Wars, Stargate, Stargate Atlantis, X-Men

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 73 – Mary, the DVD Geeks’ Televixen, joins us to talk about 2010′s Fall Genre Shows.

August 26, 2010

On the menu tonight, we bring you the Fall line-up of genre television shows with Mary, The DVD Geeks’ Televixen. We first share some Stargate Atlantis Triva. Our Fall line-up discussion begins with those shows which will not return: Dollhouse, Legend of the Seeker, Heroes, 24, Flash Forward, and Lost. We continue by looking at the shows which will return: Vampire Diaries, Fringe, V, Caprica, Human Target, Dexter, Chuck, Big Bang Theory, Smallville, Supernatural, Sanctuary, and Stargate Universe. We end by looking at those shows which will debut: The Cape, The Event, No Ordinary Family, $#*! My Dad Says, and the Walking Dead. Miles brings us the TWIST and Mary, the DVD Geeks’ Televixen, brings The SciFi Five in Five with the five films that should never be remade.

Tagged as: "V", $#*! My Dad Says, 2001: A Space Odyssey, 24, Big Bang Theory, Blade Runner, Caprica, Chuck, City of Lost Children, Dexter, Dollhouse, Flash Forward, Fringe, Heroes, Human Target, Legend of the Seeker, Lost, Metropolis, No Ordinary Family, Plan 9 from Outer-space, Sanctuary, Smallville, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate Universe, Supernatural, The Cape, The Event, Vampire Diaries, Walking Dead, Wall*E

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