It’s our goofy Halloween show, but we’re also celebrating the year 1986! Oprah Winfrey’s talk show debuted (but who cares), the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducted its first class (which totally should have included Air Supply), and Madonna invited you to make her “True Blue” music video. (Did
On Peladon, the Third Doctor discovers that Venusian lullabies are just as effective as Venusian aikido. Mike, Mike, and Mary review this classic story as well as discuss the recent announcement of the new Team TARDIS. We want to hear from you! Please write us at eswpodcast@gmail.com. Also, please subscribe
The countdown to Halloween continues! Mike and Mike are joined by award-winning artists Mark Maddox and Mark Wheatley to celebrate the most respected names in horror art, including the recently passed Basil Gogos. Plus, we have one Mark too many, so one of them is fed to the Geek Seat!
Flopcast episode 285! This week we’re celebrating 1985 by looking at the top ten songs from 32 years ago (including Tears For Fears, A-ha, and most importantly, “Oh Sheila” by Ready for the World) as well as a book that would eventually become a Tom Hanks movie (and we don’t
Flopcast episode 284! Stay angry, Monkees fans! It’s time for our annual review of the nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! And despite a complete lack of Air Supply, it’s not a bad list this year. Find out which acts we’re hoping will get in (come on,
Flopcast episode 283! Kevin and Kornflake celebrate 1983 with a fast car (maybe even faster than KITT) and the top ten songs from 34 years ago this week. (It’s a weird mix of new wave, country, rockabilly, hat-free men, and Jim Steinman… so much Jim Steinman…) Also: At Granite State
Flopcast episode 282! It’s a post-DragonCon catch-up show, with concert reports on the Bacon Brothers (we now have zero degrees of separation from the star of Footloose), They Might Be Giants (we celebrated with a whole day of old friends, shuttle buses, and watermelon), and Micky Dolenz (touring without Tork this
Flopcast episode 281! Here we go, kids: The Mayor of Chickentown joins Kevin and Kornflake to review our long weird weekend in Atlanta for DragonCon! Featuring: Panels on Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, Westworld, Legion, Riverdale, Fantasy Island (!), Detective Chimp (?), and more; The Star Wars Holiday Special (original and puppet show versions); Doctor Who’s Matt Smith; the casts of Mystery
Flopcast episode 280! We’re still in DragonCon recovery mode around here, but this week we have something special from DragonCon to share with you! “Wonder Woman, at Last!” was Kevin’s first panel of the weekend, for the American Science Fiction and Fantasy Media Track. Kevin was joined by panelists Jeni
Flopcast episode 279! Kornflake is looking forward to Locate An Old Friend Day; Kevin is not. But we certainly agree on the awesomeness of the concert we attended recently, at which Kornflake was touched (literally) by Air Supply. This changes everything. We’re also thrilled to announce the release of the
Flopcast episode 278! It’s a little later than usual (sorry, we’ve been very busy with very stupid things), but here is our sixth annual Flopcast Summer Robot Top 4 ½ List! Hey, summertime is robot time around here. (We don’t remember why… it just is.) And the subject for this
Flopcast episode 277! It’s that time again! Time to panic! Join us as we frantically prepare for the craziest convention on the geek calendar… DragonCon. It promises to be another long, weird, wonderful Labor Day weekend in Atlanta, so let’s get ready! The DragonCon guest list includes favorites from TV (Doctor
