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[VIDEO] Nerdspresso Phase II Episode 2: Still No Flying Cars
In the second episode, we talk about how the imagined futures of movies like Back to Future Part II, Soylent Green, and Blade Runner measure up to reality.
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In the second episode, we talk about how the imagined futures of movies like Back to Future Part II, Soylent Green, and Blade Runner measure up to reality.
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One Christmas gift stands out in my memory. It didn’t start out as monumental, but has grown to mean a lot to me over the years.
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Ernest Saves Christmas is a collection of pratfalls and dumb jokes wrapped in Christmas paper.
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In the first episode, we talk about the origins of this podcast, Jeff's fandom fanaticism, and the toxic workplace aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise during Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
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The massive success of Star Wars lit a fire under every studio executive as they searched for sci-fi stories for their own blockbusters. And now as a diehard devotee of laser guns and spaceships, I couldn’t have been happier.
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Nutcrackers is billed as a holiday family comedy, but that’s just the wrapping this gift comes in.
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Michael Crichton was THE Man in the mid-90’s. After grinding it out for decades as a science fiction writer and b-movie director, Mike hit it big with the one-two punch of Jurassic Park on the big screen and ER on TV. Those blockbusters made him the writer du jour
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This Thanksgiving, we will all get to a time following the big family meal when we stare across the desecrated battlefield that was our Thanksgiving dinner and wonder what’s next. The turkey’s been picked over, you’re stuffed with stuffing, the empty bowl of mashed potatoes is mocking
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While cruising Netflix recently, a movie popped up that I haven’t watched in a while so I queued it up for a rewatch. I did so with some trepidation. Not because it isn’t good, but because it’s so intense. Bone Tomahawk has a sterling cast and a
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We lost a national treasure recently when Teri Garr passed away at the age of 79. My first real memory of her was from a Star Trek rerun I watched as a kid in the mid-70’s. She played a secretary for some time-traveling alien super spy that encounters Kirk
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Cruising the streaming channels for what to watch is like combing the beach with a metal detector. Sometimes you find a gold coin, but often you just unearth a discarded tin can. While perusing Paramount+ recently, I stumbled across a title that I hadn’t thought about since the late
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Halloween just wasn’t my jam growing up. I was a squeamish and fussy kid so I didn’t enjoy being scared or dressing up for trick or treating. Keep in mind that I was a child in the ‘70s so our costumes were those plastic outfits. They felt like