You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! This week Leland and Elizabeth talk all about Star Trek’s favorite bartender, Guinan. Played by Whoopi Goldberg on Star Trek: The Next Generation off and on from season 2-6. She was mysterious, funny and full of all sorts of wisdom. Guinan
You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! This week Leland and Elizabeth get into the topic of collecting action figures. The pros and cons, the lack of female characters and how little variation certain IPs’ get. We go down memory lane on what we had as kids and
You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! This week Elizabeth and Leland open up the world of BS science that movie/book/games and TV love to use to explain away plot issues and such. Nothing that hurts the medium, but things if you really looked at make no sense
This week the crew sits down and goes over the biggest summer movies of 2016 they’re most looking forward to, or not. They go month by month and hit the big flicks everyone has been waiting for. So please download, sit back and enjoy.
This week the crew sits back and enjoys Star Trek: First Contact. Or as most people will know it as, “The one with The Borg”. Yes, that one. We follow Captain Picard and crew as they go back in time to stop The Borg from changing the past to ensure their win over humanity in
You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! This week Leland, Elizabeth and good friend Jada each pick one of their favorite female characters of Star Trek and talk all about her. Each brings their own perspective on the characters: Basically they just give massive love to Trek for
Fans of Star Trek: The Original Series will remember the episode “The City on the Edge of Forever”. Fans of Harlan Ellison will probably remember that he wrote the teleplay, which was then altered by several writers. In 2014, IDW published a five-issue version of Ellison’s teleplay, adapted by Scott and David Tipton and with art by
We’ve been talking about it since our very first podast and now the day have finally come. The two greatest space epics of cinema and the small screen have always been put at odds, it would seem there’s only enough room in all of the universe for one, the Trek or the Wars. Who has
“Go maire tu’ I bhfad agus rath!” Old Irish wayfarer’s blessing: “Live long and prosper” It occurred to me that I haven’t reviewed a Star Trek book in honor of Leonard Nimoy yet. No excuse for that, really, since I read a lot of Star Trek back in high school. Star Trek: TNG was my drug of