Outside the Beltway

The great director and actor was killed, along with his wife, apparently by their son.

This week: Blade Runner.

The Committee has some hard choices to make.

Aliens!

Thanksgiving is a giant contradiction, just like America

Dark superheroes.

Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war!

ABC and ESPN networks are off YouTubeTV for a second weekend.

What does God need with a starship?

In space, no one can hear you scream.

They were looking for a show to steal. They were fine with contracts that bind. And they were willing to make a deal

The original KISS lead guitarist is gone at 74.

No matter where you go, there you are.

This week: the 1968 classic, Planet of the Apes!

There be whales here.

Time to search for Spock.

The FCC Chair went on a podcast and now Kimmel is on indefinite hiatus.

The actor and director is gone at 89.

Ancient Geeks episode 32: Elric of Melniboné.

This week: DC’s Crisis on Infinite Earth’s

This week Steven and Tom discuss and debate fan service.

This week, series one of the British cult classic, Blake’s 7!

This week: Flash Gordon (1980).

We have a substack.

A weird, unnecessary intervention.

The Kennedy Center “Honors” get a Trumpian makeover.

Tom and Steven talk the King of the Monsters this week on Ancient Geeks!

Golf reveals character.

This week: the Fantastic Four movie.

The mathematician best known for his satirical songs is gone at 97.

In anticipation of discussion the new movie, we talk about a classic FF run.

The heavy metal legend has passed at 76.

The actor best known for his role on “The Cosby Show” has died at 54.

A strange fixaton.

Andor: Part 3!

The end of an era.

Andor, part 2.

Our first bonus ep: Superman!

Look, up in the sky!

This week: Andor, Part 1.

Khaaaaaaan!

Star Trek: The Motion Picture

This week: Star Trek: The Animated Series.

The Beach Boy legend is gone at 82.

This week we talk the weird 70s with the co-hosts of Monster Talk.

This week: more X-Men (the John Byrne run to be precise).

The Uncanny X-Men!

Geek culture meets 70s variety TV. Much fun (?) ensues!