In the News:

• The exhaust plume from the space shuttle has given scientists the clue that may unlock the mystery of the Tunguska Event.
• Actor Shia LaBeouf discusses his video-game console preference.
• TV studios and networks will have a huge presence at this year’s San Diego Comic Con.

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Movie Talk:

• Christopher Columbus says the long-proposed “The Goonies” sequel could finally be happening.
• We’ve got the latest on the American remake of “Let the Right One In”

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk:  When actor John Barrowman heard the third season of “Torchwood” was shortened to five episodes, he wasn’t happy about it.  But creator Russell T. Davies defends the decision and talks about why the run could be a good thing for the show.

Interview:  This week, Mike and Brian talk to Luke Cafeo, the star of the award-winning web-seroies “Luke 11:17″  Find out more about this fascinating new series and figure out where you can find episodes.

In the Future:

• Steven Spielberg and Noah Wyle are teaming up again for an alien invasion series on TNT.
• “Alien Nation” is coming back!  Listen for the details on what SyFy hopes will be the next “Battlestar Galactica”

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Farpoint Media’s TechnoRama podcast features a very special interview with Vernon Wilmer, ex Borg from Star Trek the Experience and (un)Official Historian of the attraction. In episode 223, Kreg and Chuck talk to him about .. himself, working at Star Trek the Experience, and the 12-part documentary about it titled “Star Trek: my Experience”. You can find the podcast over at: http://www.chuckchat.com/technorama/.

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Kortney Nash, better known for her work in commercials, talks about her work on the set, her life so far as an actress, and her dreams of being an actress and a director when she grows up… maybe she’s the one who can resurrect the comedy genre!

The 7-year-old has an interest in animation and comedy, so who knows where she’ll turn up next!

In the News:

• Buzz Aldrin is back with a trio of new projects, reflecting on his mission to the moon.  Part of it is a book and another part is a rap single with Snoop Dog.
• While the company believes that its core business model of renting DVDs to customers will continue for at least the next decade, Netflix is looking at life after DVDs.
• Impressed with the effects in “Transformers: Rise of the Fallen?”  You should be.  They nearly broke the hardware at ILM creating them.

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Movie Talk:

• Director Richard Kelly’s next movie, “The Box,”  will be an adaptation of Richard Matheson’s five page short story, “Button, Button.”
• American audiences will soon be able to scream to the horrors of “Lake Mungo.”

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk:  TV Fandex is a new web service that may be a step in the right direction toward providing a measurement system to track fan interest in popular television series

Interview:  This week, we talk to actor Erik Jensen, one of the stars of the Ron Moore/Peter Berg movie, “Virtuality.”

In the Future:

• An interactive museum devoted to the life of Walt Disney will showcase his life and open later this year.
• Universal Pictures has bought the rights to Larry Doyle’s upcoming novel, ““Go Mutants.”

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Farpoint Media’s TechnoRama podcast features a very special interview with Vernon Wilmer, ex Borg from Star Trek the Experience and (un)Official Historian of the attraction. In episode 223, Kreg and Chuck talk to him about .. himself, working at Star Trek the Experience, and the 12-part documentary about it titled “Star Trek: my Experience”. You can find the podcast over at: http://www.chuckchat.com/technorama/.

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In the News:

• Ron Moore talks about what we can expect when “The Plan” and “Caprica” hit our TV screens.
• The newly released “Ghostbusters” game has opened the door for a third movie.
• Revenues for video-games sales is growing–and is projected to continue growing over the next five years.

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Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk:  Joe’s back!  His fist of fury target Fran Kazui for the proposed “Buffy” reboot.

Movie Talk:

• Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman talk about the challenges of writing a sequel to “Star Trek.”
• Peter Morgan will join James Bond alumni Neal Purvis and Robert Wade to write the script for the next 007 installment.

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk:  Mark Guggenheim, the showrunner for “Flash Forward,” says the series won’t pull a “Lost” and will have a plan for how the first season ends.

Interview:  This week, we talk to Scott Nickel, the creator of the comic strip “Eek!” You can read his comic strip online at GoComics, EEk! by Scott Nickel, and his blog, A Nickel’s Worth.

In the Future:

• A lost season of “Doctor Who” will come to life on audio, thanks to Big Finish audio.
• Mark Guggenheim talks about the script for “Green Lantern.”

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We’d like to extend a warm welcome to the newest Farpoint Media member, Marc Gunn and the Pub Songs Podcast. Mark is a musician whose podcast features some Irish folk music, Scottish songs, American folk music that you may hear in pubs, plus, folk song lyrics and news. It also features poetry, rants, and raves and some of the favorite non-Celtic bands of Marc Gunn. If you want to check it out you can at www.pubsong.com.

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In the News:

• The Broadway version of Spider-Man is ready to go, except for one small detail–it still needs a leading man.
• Carl Franzblau is taking science to school children with mobile science labs.
• Masi Oka (aka Hiro on “Heroes”) has come up with an idea for a movie about the world of avatars called “The Defenders”.

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Movie Talk:

• If you want to see the new “Harry Potter” movie on IMAX, you’re going to have to wait even longer.  Due to a schedule conflict, the movie has been moved back two weeks for opening on IMAX screens.
• Reboot Rage:  They’re working on a reboot/remake of “Scream.”

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk: Robert Hewitt Wolfe talks about bringing “Riverworld” to the small-screen in the upcoming SyFy miniseries.

Interview: This week, we talk to Antonio Elias from “Star Trek.”  Antonio plays Officer Pitts in this summer’s reboot of the classic “Trek” series.

In the Future:

• Liam Neeson and Bradley Cooper are in talks to be in the upcoming “A-Team” movie.
• SF writer Ben Bova’s B-Four Productions has teamed up with Red Giant Media to develop Bova’s own “The Immortality Factor” as a movie.

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Susie the Southern Geek usually gives listeners tips on how to bring your son or daughter up in the way of healthy geeking. But on this week’s show, Susie looks at the how to bring your kids up to be healthy, tackling the issue of vaccination, encouraging parents to listen to “science and reason, not celebrities and quacks” on this very important and potentially life-saving issue. You can find out more by listening to episode 38 of How to Grow Your Geek.  And make sure to visit the web site for other on-line resources about this issue.

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Equality Now was founded in 1992 to work for the protection and promotion of the human rights of women around the world.

Working with national human rights organizations and individual activists, Equality Now documents violence and discrimination against women and mobilizes international action to support their efforts to stop these human rights abuses.

Through its Women’s Action Network of concerned groups and individuals around the world, Equality Now:

• Distributes information about human rights violations
• Takes action to protest these violations
• Brings public attention to human rights violations against women

Joss’ mother helped found this organization, and as a birthday present to Joss, Can’t Stop the Serenity holds these screenings every year to help raise money for Equality Now.

Joining us to talk about Can’t Stop the Serenity 2009 is David Adams, a member of the New England Browncoats who is the organizer of the Boston area screenings, and Anne Barringer, the global coordinator for Can’t Stop the Serenity. We talk about the charity, the screenings and the amazing growth of the project despite some of the challenges facing screening organizers over the past few years.

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Link: New England Browncoats
Link: Equality Now

In the News:

• Steven Spielberg was on-hand this week to help debut Microsofts new hands-free gaming controllers.
• The International Astronomical Union has approved the naming of a crater on Mars after sci-fi literary leader, Issac Asimov.
• The popular children’s pulp adventure series, Tom Swift is next in line for raiding by Hollywoo.

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Movie Talk:

• SciFi Wire listed seven “unfilmable” genre novels and graphic novels.  We’ll tell you what they are and then who they thing should direct them.  We welcome your comments and thoughts on the Voice Mail show about this!  See details below on how to call in and leave your feedback.
• Tom Cruise and Ben Stiller will play the “Hardy Men,” an updated take on the classic Hardy Boys novels.

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk: Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles are obligated for a sixth season of “Supernatural” if the CW decides there should be one.   But creator Eric Kripke has a five-year plan for the show and isn’t signed on for a sixth season…

Interview: This week, we talk to actor Ray Wise. Wise has had a wide and varied career but may be best known to our listeners for his roles on “Reaper” and “Twin Peaks.”

In the Future:

• They’re making a movie version of “Where’s Waldo?”  No, we’re not kidding….
• A new comic book series based on “Logan’s Run” is coming to a comic store near you.

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Link:  Unfilmable Novels and Graphic Novels

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This week, we want to take a moment to highlight Farpoint Media’s latest podcast, Tuning In To SciFi TV.  Each week Wendy, Kevin and Brent talk about many of the Scifi and genre shows that are currently airing on TV. They also discuss good shows from the past as well. Think of them as the viewers’ digest, tour guides or Scifi sherpas for the genre rather than critics.  You can check them out at www.tuningintoscifitv.com

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In the News:

• Twitter is expanding to television.  The popular social networking site signed a deal this week to create a reality game show.
• SciFi to SciFact: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.  Could it be taking one step closer to reality?
• Looking for a good summer read?  Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hagan’s new vampire novel, “The Strain” is hitting stores this week.

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Mike’s Movie Minute:”Terminator: Salvation”

Movie Talk:

• They’re talking about a “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” reboot without the involvement of Joss Whedon.  Blasphemy!
• The BBC confirmed a script for a big screen “Doctor Who” script is in development.

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk: Anthony Stewart Head talks about his role as Uther on the “Merlin.”  This BBC-produced series will begin airing in the U.S. in June.

Interview:  This week, we talk to actor Ray Wise.  Wise has had a wide and varied career but may be best known to our listeners for his roles on “Reaper” and “Twin Peaks.”

In the Future:

• Another reboot story.  This time it’s Disney looking to make a new “Flight of the Navigator.”
• And finally, they’re writing a script for “Bazooka Joe: The Movie.”   No, we’re not kidding….

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This week, we want to take a moment to highlight Farpoint Media’s Variant Frequencies. Stories blending gothic horror with space adventure, dark fantasy with sci-fi, recalling the reality-bending vibes of The Twilight Zone, and offering something wholly unique that fits in-between and outside. Each podcast is fully produced, including talented voice actors and original music scores. You can check it out at www.variantfrequencies.com.

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In the News:

• Graham Hawkes is working on Deep Flight Super Falcon, a deep sea exploration vessel.
• Roddenberry Productions has signed a deal to release 500 plus hours of behind-the-scenes “Star Trek” footage.
• The Government Accountability Office issued a report that the U.S. GPS system could fail in 2010 if more satellites aren’t launched soon.

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Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: Joe is back!  His fist of justice goes after the fact that “Fast & Furious” was the largest weekend opening for a Universal Picture in history.

Movie Talk:

• Director Pete Docter talks about the latest Pixar animated film, “Up.”
• Sam Raimi’s “Drag Me To Hell” was screened at the Cannes Film Festival…yes, that Cannes.

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TV Talk: Fox execs talk about why they kept “Dollhouse” and decided to cancel “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.”

Interview:  This week, we talk to Joshua Gomez, who plays the best friend of Chuck Bartowski, Morgan Grimes on “Chuck.”

In the Future:

• Sam Raimi’s Ghost House Pictures is developing a big-screen adaptation of “The Monkey Paw.”
• Wesley Snipes will debut “Zulu Mech 1″ during the upcoming Sixth Annual African American Pavilion at Book Expo America.

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This week, we want to take a moment to highlight Farpoint Media’s Variant Frequencies.  Stories blending gothic horror with space adventure, dark fantasy with sci-fi, recalling the reality-bending vibes of The Twilight Zone, and offering something wholly unique that fits in-between and outside. Each podcast is fully produced, including talented voice actors and original music scores. You can check it out at www.variantfrequencies.com.

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In the News:

• Milo Ventimiglia (Peter from “Heroes”) is developing a new on-line series that seeks to end the debate over who would win in a battle between the Enterprise and the Death Star.  Wait, didn’t we already do that on the Voice Mail show and SciFi Smackdown?!?
• LucasFilm is working on new footage for the popular Disney theme parks ride, “Star Tours.”  It will feature Boba Fett, C3PO and characters from the prequel trilogy.   Please dear heavens, just say no to Jar-Jar.
• Social networking sites are being used for more than just reconnecting with friends and families these days.

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Movie Talk:

• Made for a reported $3,000 by a group of dedicated fans, “The Hunt for Gollum” fills in one small piece of the Lord of the Rings saga and was inspired by one of the appendices from the J.R.R. Tolkein novels.
• Actor Hugh Jackman won’t leave the universe of big-screen graphic novel adaptions with his next film, “Ghostopolis.”

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips that remind us there can be something more annoying than a remake.  Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk: “Chucks” fans continue to wait for news on a renewal for the show.  What we do know–the series would probably come back on a different night and at a lower price to NBC.

Interview: This week we talk to actor Jim Beaver, who has featured on “Supernatural,” “Deadwood” and “Harper’s Island.”  Jim also talks about his new book, “Life’s That Way.”

Future Talk:

• Director Roger Zemeckis is hinting that that a sequel to “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” could be on the horizon.
• Kevin Grevioux’s latest graphic novel, “The Pale Horseman” has been optioned by Nehst Studios.

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This week, we want to take a moment to congratulate another member of the Farpoint Media family on a milestone—150 episodes! Brad, Glenn, Kristina and Adam, better known as those loveable geeks over at PodCulture released their 150th episode this week. And this week’s episode is devoted to the newly released “Star Trek” movie with the PodCulture crew giving their own unique take on the latest installment. So, why not tune in for this great episode, subscribe and make sure to not miss the next 150 and, if you’re new to the crew, catch up on back episodes. You can find it Podculture at www.podculture.net

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This week, it’s an encore episode featuring our interview with author Michio Kaku, the author of “Physics of the Impossible.” We’ll be back next Saturday with an all-new show.

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Two hundred episodes…that’s a lot! One of our Farpoint Media family is celebrating 200 episodes this week—Reality TV Radio. This podcast celebrates and reports on the latest and greatest in reality TV. So why not surf over to their web site, offer them congratulations on their first 200 episodes and sign on for the next 200. You can find the podcast at: www.rffradio.com.

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In the News:

• Leonard Nimoy talks about reprising his role as Spock for “Star Trek” and as William Bell for the season finale of “Fringe.”
• The used video game market is gaining new attention–not just from consumers but from manufacturers.
• A small group wants to ban the use of the comic sans typeface.

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Movie News:

• Jackie Chan has signed to star in his 100th movie.  The popular actor will also serve as co-director.
• Stay tuned after the credits when you see “Wolverine.”

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk:  George R.R. Martin tells us that production on the pilot for “A Song of Fire and Ice” will begin in October.

Interview:  This week we talk to Victor Alfieri, who co-stars with Tom Hanks in the upcoming big-screen adaptation of “Angels and Demons.”

In the Future:

• Aardman Animations, the creators of “Wallace and Gromit”  has been give the thumbs up to produce “Arthur Christmas” and “Pirates!”for Sony.
• Warner Bros. Pictures has picked the rights to another big-screen take on the Homers’ “The Odyssey” with “Odysseus”

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Two hundred episodes…that’s a lot! One of our Farpoint Media family is celebrating 200 episodes this week—Reality TV Radio. This podcast celebrates and reports on the latest and greatest in reality TV. So why not surf over to their web site, offer them congratulations on their first 200 episodes and sign on for the next 200. You can find the podcast at: www.rffradio.com.

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In the News:

• European researchers announced the discovery of two planets, each of which met the one of the conditions necessary for life on Earth.
• Are video games addictive to kids?  A new study shows they may be.
• After fearing that the leak of “Wolverine” might hurt the box-office totals, new tracking data shows that it may actually help the movie when it opens this Friday.

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Movie News:

• We all know that the final installment of the Harry Potter franchise, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” will be split into two films.  The big question is–where will the split occur?  Star Daniel Radcliffe and producer David Heyman offer some hints for fans.
• “Terminator: Salvation” will be the first non R-rated entry in the franchise for its theatrical run.

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk: Actor Robert Picardo from “Star Trek: Voyager” and “Stargate: Atlantis” may have another guest-starring role turn into a recurring part.  The role is on the upcoming series, “Persons Unknown.”

Interview: This week, we talk to the man who brought Buck Rodgers to live on television, Gil Gerard.   Gil talks about his time since bringing Buck to our screens and his interaction with fans and fellow celebrities at conventions.

In the Future:

• Actor Will Smith will serve as executive producer for SciFi’s new movie/backdoor pilot, “Unfinished Business.”
• Peter Jackson and Guillermo Del Toro talk about the upcoming “Hobbit” movies, including what fans can expect to see in each installment.

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This week we want to highlight “How To Grow Your Geek.”  Long time Slice of SciFi voice mail caller, Suzie, the Southern Geek offers advice and wisdom to geek parents who want to pass along the love of all things geeky to the next generation.   You can check her out at www.howtogrowyourgeek.com

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In the News:

• A dispute has opened up between 20th Century Fox and theater owners over who should bear the cost of 3-D glasses for the upcoming slate of 3-D movies.
• Bryan Fuller elaborates on his comments and ideas for a new “Star Trek” TV series. Before you get too excited, it’s only Fuller’s wishes should the classic series get a reboot on the small screen and it’s not actually the green light for a new series.
• A new book, “Secret Identity: The Fetish Art of Superman’s Co-Creator Joe Shuster” features a very different side to Shuster’s artistic output.

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Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week, Joe issues a punch to Fox for its scheduling of “Fringe.”  (Both the hiatus and Fox pushing it back eight minutes for “American Idol.”)

Movie Talk:

• Director Shawn Levy talks about why he won’t be working on the big-screen adaptation of “The Flash.”
• Director’s Alex Rivera independent sci-fi thriller, “Sleep Dealer,” opens this weekend in select theaters and pay-per-view outlets.

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk: “Chuck” co-creator Chris Fedak talks about Scott Bakula’s guest appearance, the overall plan for the show and the hopes for a third season.

Interview:  This week, we talk to John Noble, the man who brings Walter Bishop to life on “Fringe.”  Mike and Brian discuss “Fringe” with John and talk about his long, varied career.

In the Future:

• “Watchman” screenwriter Alex Tse has been tapped to work on the big-screen adaptation of “Battling Boy.”
• “Doctor Who” fans will have a long wait for the next special–it could be November before “The Waters of Mars” airs.

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This week we want to highlight “Variant Frequencies.” Variant Frequencies is a podcast that stretches the entire bandwidth of genre fiction, modulated by a constant element of the fantastic. Every month you get a new story.

So tune in, turn the volume up, and let some of our weird carrier waves distort your reality…. for just a little while. You can find this podcast at www.variantfrequencies.com

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In the News:

• Claimed your little bit of turf on the world wide web? You may want to know that a new deciosn by the Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers could expand the naming convention for websites.
• A new addition to Google’s search software can sort results by your location. How much longer until Skynet uses this to track down Sarah Connor?
• The final volume of Robert Jordan’s “The Wheel of Time” saga will be three volumes.

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Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: Joe’s back and his swift fist of justice lands squarely on the writer for the “Life on Mars” finale. Seems Joe wasn’t happy with the ending….

Movie Talk:

• There are two new movies about the Easter Bunny in development.
• Director Gore Verbinski is jumping ship on the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise.

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk: This week’s TV Talk has a huge SPOILERS for “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.” If you missed the penultimate episode of the season and some of the huge events that happened, you may want to skip this part of the show.

Interview: This week, Mike and Summer talk to Steve and Michael Wang, the creator and producers of “Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight”

In the Future:

• Timothy Zhan is helping celebrate the 20th anniversary of the “Star Wars” publishing franchise with DelRay with a new novel. It will be set after the classic trilogy and include some favorite characters from the trilogy and Zhan’s previous novels.
• “Shadow of the Colossus” has been optioned to become a big-screen feature film

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This week the studio gang respond to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, and once again HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!!

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This week, we want to draw your attention to the Short Cummings Audio. If you’ve been listening to Slice recently, you know we’ve been playing a lot of promos for this short, six minute podcast. Host and author Kevin Cummings dips into his day-to-day experiences as husband, father, and middle-manager, and mixes them with his geek tendencies to produce stories that bring a smile and make you feel like he might have been secretly watching your life.

So, why not give this one a try? It’s an award-winning podcast and we think that if you surf over to www.shortcummingsaudio.com you’ll see why.

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In the News:

• Hollywood is looking for new ways to spark DVD sales.   One way is to create rental only copies of new releases that include no extras and another is packages that include Blu-Ray, DVD and digital copies.
• And the winners of the first Streamy Awards are….
• Your mom was wrong.   Video-games can help improve your eyesight

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Movie Talk:

• DreamWorks picked up the rights to “Good Looking,” a romantic comedy with a sci-fi twist.
• A working print of “Wolverine” leaked onto the Internet this week.  We look into how this might happened and the reaction by Hollywood.

Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips. Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.

TV Talk: Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman tease the upcoming episodes of “Fringe.”  And yes, we will be getting some answers before season’s end.

Interview: This week we talk to three of the creative minds behind “Xombie,”  James Farr, Geoff Edwards, John Frank Rosenbaum.  “Xombie” is the story of Dirge, a dead man with a mind of his own, who struggles against his posthumous cravings (not to mention legions of the living dead) to reunite a lost child with her family.  This web series has now been released to DVD.

In the Future:

• The award-winning audio-drama, “Star Trek: Excelsior” wants to hear from you. The Excelsior staff has released a public call for script proposals as part of a new contest
• Anita Blake is coming to television.

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This week the studio gang respond to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, and once again HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!!  (If you’ve not seen the final episode of “BSG” you will want to skip the last few minutes of this week’s show!  You have been warned!)

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This week, we want to draw your attention to the Short Cummings Audio. If you’ve been listening to Slice recently, you know we’ve been playing a lot of promos for this short, six minute podcast. Host and author Kevin Cummings dips into his day-to-day experiences as husband, father, and middle-manager, and mixes them with his geek tendencies to produce stories that bring a smile and make you feel like he might have been secretly watching your life.

So, why not give this one a try? It’s an award-winning podcast and we think that if you surf over to www.shortcummingsaudio.com you’ll see why.

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