On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: In episode 234, we celebrate some of the newly announced celebrities receiving their stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame such as James Wong and Carrie Fisher. Marvel continues the good work with a stellar beginning to Loki. The first two episodes already
After 42 years (naturally) the Star Wars saga finally came to an end with Episode 9, The Rise of Skywalker. In this episode we talk about The Rise of Skywalker as a conclusion to the Star Wars Saga. We discuss whether Skywalker Saga or Palpatine saga is a more fitting
Last Jedi hit movie theaters two years ago, and the reaction was unprecedented. It made its bank as expected, but the controversies both in and out of universe raged in a way that no single movie has ever provoked. With The Rise of Skywalker premiering this year, we decided that
The first order of business is to give a couple of overdue shout-outs. Shout-out to abcjunkie for giving a great review of this podcast on iTunes. 2nd shout-out to David for being my 11th subscriber on YouTube and for providing me with link to a Godzilla wiki page. Now, on to the business
Many apologies for this delay. Bad timing and illness hampered this podcast to be produced and released in a timely manner. Having said this, I think you will be pleased with the content. As always, what are my “BIG” 3 Scifi News items:
On the final ESO episode of 2016, we pay homage to actress, writer, producer, and princess Carrie Fisher. Mike, Mike, Jennifer Hartshorn, Darren Nowell, and James King share fond memories and her impact on the world of pop culture. Also, Michelle Bourg joins us to discuss the recently announced Rock
This is the last podcast episode for 2016. My wife Jennifer is guest hosting in which we talk about Rogue One A Star Wars Story. Before we get to do the review, we are playing our first Star Wars Trivia game using Bean Boozled Jelly Belly Jelly Beans. Who is
Flopcast episode 208! Last week Harvard University was invaded by Stormtroopers (and at least one Wookiee), possibly because Carrie Fisher was there receiving the Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism. We were there too, to cheer for our Princess, although our view was somewhat obstructed by a giant bird.
