What happens when the most annoying characters from Genre Fiction get tossed into the Thunderdome? We think we found out. The horror...the horror.

We're back!!! And we're not happy with season 2 of Supergirl.

Simply Syndicated legend Tristan Ofield joins the Admiral to chat about his wonderful new Sci Fi short, White Lilly.

Ro Karen comes out of retirement to join Scott, Shawn, and the Admiral to talk about the recent 4(ish) episode crossover of the CW network's superhero shows.

Bill Smith of the Trek Geeks Podcast joins Rick and Scott to explain and discuss the new guidelines handed down by CBS/Paramount concerning how fan films can be made.

Despite Skype's best attempts to thwart the conversation, Rick, Jenn, Mark, and Scott discuss the new Ant-Man movie.

All hands are on deck, plus some extra special guests, as we bid farewell to the Starbase.

We celebrate the life, and mourn the death of Leonard Nimoy.

Boz, from Here Goes Nothing and The Little Pod of Horrors, joins the crew to talk about horrific happenings in the Science Fiction genre.

Why do some fans feel compelled to get angry over what they see in teaser trailers?

Amidst tangents galore, the Admiral is joined by Richard Smith and Steven Cogswell to discuss the merits of the long arc versus the stand-alone episode.

Our gallant crew discuss the recent top 100 Trek episodes list put out by io9.com.

Rich, Simon, Mary, Scott, and a little bit of Ian join Rick in a round table discussion of the latest incarnation of everyone's favorite Timelord.

Karen and Rick smash (or are smashed) as poor Camille tries to play referee.

Our usual post-hiatus silliness, interspersed with some very important messages.

Goggs and Boz, of the Little Pod of Horrors podcast, join the Admiral to talk about the greatest Science Fiction/Horror crossover series ever.

Author Andy Weir sits down at the Admiral's Table to talk about his wonderful book, The Martian.

A round table discussion about Marvel's stable of marvelous movies.

Mike and Rick have a chat about that Jolly Green Radioactive Fire-Breathing Giant.

David, Jim, and Scott from the Dune Saga Podcast sit down at the Admiral's Table to chat about their show.

We take a look at our favorite fictional families.

Commander Ro takes a pass on reviewing the new Captain America movie, so we bring in Scott Matteson and Jim Arrowood to take up the slack.

Well, we did have a topic, but we also had a full mail bag...guess who won.

What's your favorite fictional culture or language?

What modern technological marvels has Star Trek predicted...or inspired.     Photo credit: NASA