This week on The Flopcast: Kevin and Kornflake celebrate National Drink Wine Day by popping open a bottle of Rex Goliath Pinot Noir… and the Mayor of Chickentown crashes into the studio like Kool-Aid Man to join us. A coincidence? Perhaps. Anyway, a wine-fueled round of “The Pudding Pages” leads
From the news about Spider-Man to “the darkest gates of the Abyss,” Jen, Mike Gordon and Drew Leiter discuss this week’s big deal between Sony and Marvel, as well as “A Sin to Err,” this week’s Agent Carter episode. Is Spidey getting his own movie? Are we going to have
The Cigar Nerds Episode 12: Cogs and Conundrums. This week our nerds dust off their top hats and dive into the world of Steampunk. What the hell is Steampunk? Well, we sit down with the guys from the Ratchet Retrocast and try to figure that out in our intro to
Love is in the air…or maybe JD just programmed the station’s environmental unit on the “Pacific Princess” setting. In any case, Mike and Mike embark on a romantic evening starting with some stargazing with an update on the Enterprise in Space project from Larry Nemecek and Chief Engineer Fred Becker.
There comes a time for Kevin and Kornflake to devote the whole stupid show to the 30th anniversary of “We Are the World” by USA for Africa! We’re shameless 80s geeks, our Lionel Richie mugs are loaded with nasty black coffee, and we don’t care how long this takes. We
Earth Station MCU is back, and in this episode Jen, John and George discuss the latest action-packed episode of “Agent Carter,” “The Iron Ceiling”. The Iron Commandos are back and Peggy is in her element again, commanding a group and getting stuff done. But how will that affect her relations
Team LINDA unite! Mike, Mike, Jen, and the Phantom Troublemaker are joined by Mary Ogle to discuss one of the most controversial episodes of the Davies/Tennant era. When you’re a kid, they tell you it’s all, grow up, get a job, get married, get a house, have a kid, and
The year is 1985. Thirty years later we look back at one of the most influential years of the 80’s. Every medium that year was surrounded by pure awesome, so much that we may have to have a follow up show, maybe even a trilogy! Sit back as Q, Chris,
For over three decades, Peter Sellers was the king of comedic characterization and one of the most influential performers of the 20th century. Mike, Mike, and Shiksa recall their favorite moments from Goon to Chinese overlord and everything in between, including a rather well-known French Inspector. Plus, the award-winning author
THE ADVENTURES OF FORTUNE McCALL By Derrick Ferguson Pro Se Press 149 pages One of the problems faced by any reviewer is simply not having enough time to read all the books delivered to us over time. In our attempts to examine a wide variety of pulp fiction, we often
Earth Station MCU is back, and in this episode Jen and John are joined by Award Winning Author, Mr. Bobby Nash! We talk about Lego playsets, David Tennant as Purple Man, casting news for Captain America: Civil War, and this week’s tense episode of Agent Carter, “The Blitzkreig Button.” What
Last year’s con ended five months ago and we sincerely hope you’ve fully recovered because it is time to prepare for Dragon Con 2015! Mike, Mike, Darren, MaryLouWho, and Nikki return with some new friends to help guide you through the months ahead. Michelle Biddix-Simmons helps us shape up in
