X-files

SciFi Diner Conversations 52 – Listeners chat about Hunger Games, John Carter, Voyager, a Next Generation Reboot, Fringe, Alcatraz, and a Third X-files Movie.

by Scott on April 4, 2012

In this listener feedback show, listeners discuss and review Hunger Games, John Carter of Mars, Voyager, the Next Generation Reboot, Fringe, Alcatraz, and a third X-files movie. The song at the end of the episode is Kuolema by Gain.

Tagged as: Alcatraz, Fringe, Hunger Games, John Carter of Mars, Next Generation, Star Trek, Voyager, X-files

{ 1 comment }

SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 104 – Our Interview With Actress Laurie Holden From The Walking Dead and The X-files.

July 13, 2011

On our podcast tonight, we interview with Laurie Holden from Walking Dead and the X-files and as a part of it we announce the winner of our Walking Dead Give-away. We discuss summer genre shows, how Felicia Day is perfect, the five best/worst movie to TV adaptations, The Green Lateran: Emerald Nights DVD review, and the Star Wars Robot Chicken Episode Three release. In This Week in Star Trek, Miles discusses The New Star Trek PADD app for iPad and the Mirror, Mirror play in the park. In the SciFi Five in Five, Miles and Scott share their Top Five Moments of Shore Leave 33.

Tagged as: Alphas, Buffy, Eureka, Felicia Day, Green Lateran: Emerald Nights, Laurie Holden, Mirror, PADD, Shore Leave 33, Star Gate, Star Trek, Star Wars, Star Wars Robot Chicken Episode Three, Walking Dead, Warehouse 13, X-files

0 comments Read the full article →

SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 71 – Our Interview with Katee Sackhoff from Battlestar Galactica; Fraize from Think Geek and Chris from Subspace Communique join us as well

August 15, 2010

On the menu tonight, we bring you our Katee Sackhoff Interview. We also share listener Feed Back, reveal our Star Trek Trivia winner, Chris from Subspace Communique brings us a Vegas Khan report, Extra’s Coolest SciFi TV Shows of All Time, Total ReCall Remake, Quantum Leap The Movie, Skyline Movie, and the TWIST: Chase Masterson Gets Featured in Star Trek Online. John Fraiser from Think Geek bring us his top 5 Best Bad Movies to Love in the SciFi Five in Five.

Tagged as: 24, Battlestar Galactica, Bionic Woman, Chase Masterson, Dune, Fifth Element, Katee Sackhoff, Quantum Leap, Skyline, Star Trek, Star Trek: Enterprise, Starship Troopers, STO, Subspace Communique, The Next Generation, Think Geek, Total ReCall, Vegas Khan, X-files

0 comments Read the full article →

SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 68 – Our Interview with Chase Masterson

July 15, 2010

Tonight we bring you our interview with actress Chase Masterson (from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Yesterday was a Lie.) There is Star Trek Trivia on the docket for tonight and with a chance to win a DVD of the Starship Farragut Animated Episodes. We talk through a list we found on the ten most disappointing female characters in Science Fiction. Miles talks about Star Trek Tech becoming a reality in his This Week In Star Trek segment. We wrap up the show with our top five Shore Leave 32 moments in the SciFi Five in Five.

Tagged as: 4400, Battlestar Galactica, Chase Masterson, Doctor Who, Lost, Red Dwarf, Shore Leave 32, Star Trek, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Starship Farragut, Subspace Communique, Think Geek, X-files, Yesterday was a Lie

2 comments Read the full article →

SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 44 – What’s On Our SciFi Christmas Lists? Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore Join the Discussion; An Interview with Kevin Dilmore.

December 17, 2009

On this science fiction podcast, we chat with Kevin Dilmore about how he got into writing and linked up with Dayton ward. The rest of our show, the four of us discuss our SciFi Christmas Lists. We wrap up with the SciFi Five in Five and Dayton and Kevin giving us their top five, ahem six, aliens.

Tagged as: Bluray, Dayton Ward, Doctor Who, Enterprise, Firefly, Fringe, Kevin R. Dilmore, Planet of the Apes, Predator, Sherlock Holmes, Sliders, Star Trek, Star Trek Online, Star Trek XI, Terminator Salvation, The Batman Vault, The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Matrix, The Twilight Zone, Thinkgeek, War of the Worlds, X-files

2 comments Read the full article →