Outside the Beltway

Steven and Tom debate season one of Pluribus.

Dune-a-Palooza concludes.

Should the news love anything as part of its mission statement?

Miller continues to invite comparisons to the ugliest ideology of the 20th century.

Lynch’s Dune.

Frank Herbert’s classic novel, Dune.

This week: Blade Runner.

The signpost up ahead? It’s the Twilight Zone!

Aliens!

Dark superheroes.

Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war!

What does God need with a starship?

In space, no one can hear you scream.

Jim Starlin’s run on Marvel’s Adam Warlock.

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.

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).

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

This week: the Fantastic Four movie.

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

Andor: Part 3!

Andor, part 2.

Our first bonus ep: Superman!

This week: Andor, Part 1.

Khaaaaaaan!

Star Trek: The Motion Picture

This week: Star Trek: The Animated Series.

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!

This week: monster movies of the 50s and 60s!

Back to the Bat.

This week: that 70’s superhero show.

This week: Dungeons and Dragons and RPGs.

This week the Ancient Geeks discuss The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.

Ancient Geeks talk Star Wars this week!

This week we boldy go to TOS!

A pop culture diversion.

A review.

Too many! Too few!

The game is the game.