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Dan Schmidt & Nico Reifsteck
Exciting & intelligent weekly podcasts reviewing your favorite movies & television shows! In addition to providing news on the Entertainment Industry.
On this week’s episode we conclude the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with a review of the Series 10 Finale episode of Doctor Who entitled "The Doctor Falls" and some News with Nico Entertainment News, which also happens to be the finale episode of Across the Airwaves as we are going to shut down production effective immediately. Listen to Nico and Michael's farewell announcements and join us for all of that in the last episode of the Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Rick and Morty Gets Season 3 Trailer and Premiere Date
Wonder Woman crosses $700 million worldwide after one month in theaters
Han Solo Film Rumored to Include Jabba the Hut
Warner Bros. is releasing all 30 DC Universe animated movies in one epic box set
The Batman will be a ‘noir driven, detective version of Batman’
Kevin Bacon Returns to Tremors with Syfy Pilot
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E12 "The Doctor Falls"
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with a review of the Series 10 Penultimate episode of Doctor Who entitled "World Enough and Time" that feature dual Masters and the return of the infamous Mondasian Cybermen and some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Ron Howard Will Take Over Directing Star Wars Han Solo Film
Game of Thrones' New Season 7 Trailer Is All About #WinterIsHere
Why Han Solo Directors Lord and Miller Were Really Fired
Damon Lindelof Circling Watchmen Series at HBO
Sherlock and Doctor Who Showrunner Steven Moffat Creating New Dracula Show
Supernatural Spinoff Wayward Sisters Starring Kim Rhodes Eyed at The CW
Syfy Orders George R.R. Martin's Nightflyers Pilot
Downton Abbey Movie 'In the Works'; Filming Tentatively Slated for 2018
Star Trek: Discovery Premiere Date Is At Long Last Announced
Star Trek:Discovery Will Change a Key Roddenberry Mandate
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E11 "World Enough and Time"
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Doctor Who entitled "The Eaters of Light" and some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: LA Says Goodbye to Adam West by Lighting The Bat-Signal
Wonder Woman’ soars past $500 million worldwide with big third weekend
Psych Movie: Chuck's Zachary Levi Joins Revival Cast as the Big Bad
Adam West’s unaired episode of ‘Powerless’ is online for a limited time
Game of Thrones 7th Season to Feature Much Longer Episodes
Game of Thrones' Final Season Might Not Air Until 2019
Luther to Return With 4-Part Season 5
Fargo: Season 3 May Be Its Last
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E10 "The Eaters of Life"
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Doctor Who entitled "Empress of Mars" but no News with Nico Entertainment News this week as I am unfortunately out of town for business and barely got an episode together, but double next week for sure. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: None This Week!!!
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E09 "Empress of Mars"
This week’s episode is an important announcement from Woo about The Marvelverse Podcast. This podcast is a special announcement about The Marvelverse Podcast coming to an end, after the review of the 16th Marvel Cinematic Universe Film, in July. Woo felt the need to do this announcement to cover a couple of things, to explain why this is the end of the podcast, why he did not want to continue with it, and his reasons alone, and he wanted to give our audience a good month, before we record our final show to send in their feedback and memories.
On this week's season finale episode of the ATA's DC Nation, Nico solo reviews the two-part Season Finale of Gotham and Nico covers the latest News with Nico DC Headlines, which happened to be very Wonder Woman Heavy. Finally, Nico and Michael each make a special announcement. All this and more on the latest episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines Wonder Woman sets record with over $100 million opening weekend
Justice League reshoots will reportedly take most of the summer to complete
Ratings: Gotham Dips With Finale
All Details on Supergirl and Flash Premieres for Fall on CW
DC'S Legend's of Tomorrow Recruits Tala Ashe to the Waverider
Wonder Woman Sequel Update From Patty Jenkins
Your favorite Wonder Woman Amazons are returning for Justice League
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Gotham: Heroes Rise: S03E21 "Destiny Calling"
Gotham: Heroes Rise: S03E22 "Heavydirtysoul"
On this week's exciting episode of the ATA's DC Nation, Nico solo reviews an episode of Gotham using Steve's notes on the episode to combine both Nico and Steve's thoughts into a solo review of the episode and Nico covers the latest News with Nico DC Headlines. All this and more on the latest episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines The Flash Season 4 Villain Is Exactly Who You Think It Is
Wonder Woman expected to open to over $95 million this weekend
Supergirl Casts Odette Annable as 'Worldkiller' Reign in Season 3
Aquaman takes place after Justice League
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Gotham: Heroes Rise: S03E20 "Pretty Hate Machine"
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Doctor Who entitled "Pyramid at the End of the World" and some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Orphan Black New Trailer
Game of Thrones Season 7: The Night King Is Coming in Eerie New Poster
The Great War Begins in Game of Thrones Trailer
Top Gun 2 Takes Tom Cruise Back to the Danger Zone
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E07 "Pyramid at the End of the World"
On this week's exciting episode of the ATA's DC Nation, Nico, Michael, and Steve cover not one, but two episodes of each of the latest episodes of Gotham and the Arrowverse shows! Covering both the penultimate and finale episodes of Arrow, The Flash, and Supergirl, Michael & Nico wrap up their final thoughts and predictions for both this season and next, while Nico covers the last two episodes of Gotham: Heroes Rise. All this and more on the latest episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines First Wonder Woman Reviews Are Super Positive
Zach Snyder Departs Justice League after family tragedy, Joss Whedon to finish movie
New ‘Wonder Woman’ Entertainment Weekly cover and concept art
Supergirl: Floriana Lima Steps Down as Series Regular, Will Recur in Season 3
Here’s the trailer for ‘Batman and Harley Quinn’
Justice League Dark’ director Doug Liman exits project
First look at Amber Heard’s new Mera costume for ‘Aquaman
Black Lightning Is Not Part of the CW's Arrowverse
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Gotham: Heroes Rise: S03E18 "Light the Wick"
Gotham: Heroes Rise: S03E19 "All Will Be Judged"
Supergirl: S02E21"Resist"
Supergirl: S02E22 "Nevertheless, She Persisted"
The Flash: S03E22 "Infantino Street"
The Flash: S03E23 "Finish Line"
Arrow: S05E22 "Missing"
Arrow: S05E23 "Lian Yu"
On this week’s episode of The Marvelverse Podcast Nicki, Steve, and James are off planet on vacation so Woo called his friend Steven Brogan of “The Steady Stream” podcast to talk about the third International and North American trailers for the 16th Marvel Studios film: Spider-Man: Homecoming. We also talk about the latest news in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as well as news outside the MCU as well. Also, a couple geek tangets as well.
This episode of The Marvelverse Podcast is dedicated to the memory of Woo's friend: Lance Amann who was involved in a motorcycle accident last week, please donate whatever one can to his family: www.gofundme.com/lanceamann Lance, I love you, brother. I will miss you.
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailers & News
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Doctor Who and Michael and Tim’s review of the two part season finale of Supernatural and some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Arrested Development Officially Renewed for Season 5 at Netflix
The Walking Dead: AMC CEO Isn't Worried About Sliding Ratings
Michelle Gomez Reveals She is Also Leaving Doctor Who
Supernatural Meets Scooby-Doo
Star Trek: Discovery Trailer Revealed
Alan Tudyk joins Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E06 "Extremis"
Supernatural: S12E22 "Who We Are"
Supernatural: S12E21 "All Along the Watchtower"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the season 4 finale of Marvels Agents of SHIELD, titled "World's End" Ghost Rider makes a surprising return; Coulson and the team work to stop Aida from ending the world. They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance as well as their picks for Best Performers of the season.
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent of Shield: S04E22 World's End
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Doctor Who and Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural but no Streaming Review this week as I’ve recently moved for a new job, so it may be a few weeks for more streaming recommendations, but we do still have some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: The Psych Movie Is Going to Be the Best Christmas Present
Arrested Development: Jason Bateman Officially Signs on for Season 5
Tons of Doctor Who Audio Plays are Free to Stream
American Gods Renewed for Season 2
R-Rated Hellboy Reboot Announced Sans Guillermo del Toro, Ron Pearlman
Timeless Un-Cancelled! Axed Drama Now Renewed for Season 2 at NBC
MTV's Shannara Chronicles Moving to Spike TV for Upcoming Season 2
New Girl Renewed for (Final) Season 7
Sleepy Hollow Canceled at Fox
Torchwood Season 5 is Coming… As Audio Play
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E05 "Oxygen"
Supernatural: S12E21 "There's Something About Mary"
On this week's DC Nation Podcast, Nico, Michael, and Steve tackle the latest episodes of Gotham, Supergirl, The Flash, and Arrow as each of their seasons are coming to a close. Watch out for discussions on The Riddler, alien invasions over National City, Savitar's origin, and what's coming next on Arrow. Just a friendly reminder to all our listeners out there, we will be taking a week hiatus and thus there will not be a new episode of ATA's DC Nation until after the season finales of Arrow, The Flash, and Supergirl air. We'll be doubling up on all our shows that week, thank you all for your support and for understanding!
DC Nation Headlines Gotham Renewed for Season 4 at Fox
Final Wonder Woman Trailer Reveals a Second Villain
Black Lightning Strikes Down on The CW
Cat Grant Returns to Supergirl
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Gotham: Heroes Rise: S03E17 "The Primal Riddle"
Supergirl: S02E20 "City of Lost Children"
The Flash: S03E21 "Cause and Effect"
Arrow: S05E21 "Honor Thy Fathers"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review episode 21 of season 4 of Marvels Agents of SHIELD, titled " "The Return." Coulson and the team's victory in the Framework is short-lived, revealing an even deadlier enemy looming against them all. They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for next week's season 4 finale episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "Worlds End."
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent of Shield: S04E21 The Return
On this episode of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki and Woo assemble to review the newest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. Our hosts discuss the pluses and minuses as well as Nicki's lifelong love affair with Kurt Russell films and Woo's thoughts on the music and special effect triumphs. They cover Baby Groot and shed a few tears over a Ravager goodbye.
TV Shows & Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Doctor Who and Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural but no Streaming Review this week as I’ve recently moved for a new job, so it may be a few weeks for more streaming recommendations, but we do still have some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Writers Guild Strike Averted as WGA, AMPTP Reach Tentative Deal
A Doctor Who Companion May Return for Christmas
Game of Thrones: 4 Spinoffs Eyed
The Dark Tower Trailer Tells the Legend of the Gunslinger
Rian Johnson Changed the Ending of the Force Awakens – For the Better
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E04 "Knock, Knock"
Supernatural: S12E20 "Twigs and Twine and Tasha Banes"
This week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast covers the latest episodes of Gotham, Supergirl, The Flash, and Arrow as Nico, Michael and Steve give their latest thoughts and theories to their favorite DCTV shows. Discussions on Bruce Wayne becoming Batman, the true identity of Savitar, Alex Danvers, and the future of Oliver and Felicity follow with much more to come. All this and more on this week's ATA DC Nation!
DC Nation Headlines Wonder Woman’ director Patty Jenkins reveals her plans for a sequel
Full ‘Aquaman’ cast and logo officially revealed as production begins
New ‘Wonder Woman’ Trailer premiered on Gotham
Aquaman director James Wan shares set photo as filming officially begins
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Gotham: Heroes Rise: S03E16 "These Delicate and Dark Obsessions"
Supergirl: S02E19 "Alex"
The Flash: S03E20 "I Know Who You Are"
Arrow: S05E20 "Underneath"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review episode 20 of season 4 of Marvels Agents of SHIELD, titled "Farewell Cruel World!" The clock is ticking for Daisy and Simmons to get the team out of the Framework, but not everyone is ready and willing to leave. They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "The Return." Coulson and the team's victory in the Framework is short-lived, revealing an even deadlier enemy looming against them all.
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent of Shield: S04E20 Farewell, Cruel World!
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Doctor Who and Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural but no Streaming Review this week as I’ve recently moved for a new job, so it may be a few weeks for more streaming recommendations, but we do still have some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Star Wars Episode IX and Indiana Jones 5 Get Release Dates
Star Trek: Discovery Adds Five New Cast Members
The 5-25-77 Trailer Is a Love Letter to Star Wars
Even Doctor Who's Steven Moffat Doesn't Know Who Will Be the Next Doctor
Neil Gaiman and Bryan Fuller Want to Bring Sandman to TV
Into the Badlands Renewed for Supersized Season 3 at AMC
Roseann Is TV's Latest Throwback Reboot
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E03 "Thin Ice"
Supernatural: S12E19 "The Future"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 19th episode of the fourth season titled "All the Madame's Men” – Coulson's team learns AIDA'S terrifying plans. They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "Farewell Cruel World!" The clock is ticking for Daisy and Simmons to get the team out of the Framework, but not everyone is ready and willing to leave.
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent of Shield: S04E19 All the Madame's Men
On this week's ATA DC Nation, Nico & Michael return to cover the return of Gotham, Supergirl, The Flash, and Arrow! Unfortunately Steve was unable to join Nico for Gotham this week, but he will be back next week! On another note, Nico and Michael cover the CW shows returning this week, giving their thoughts and theories on Lena Luthor, swarm villains, the future Flash, Savitar, Felicity, and future big bads on Arrow. All this and more on this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines Young Justice Season 3
Arrow Finale: Manu Bennett Returning for Island-Centric Season Ender
Supergirl Season Finale: Tyler Hoechlin (Finally) Returning as Superman
DC Entertainment to Launch Its Own Streaming Service with Greg Berlanti's Titans
Arrow Plots Nyssa vs. Talia Battle
Supergirl: Calista Flockhart Returning for Final Episodes of Season 2
Arrow Promotes Rick Gonzalez and Juliana Harkavy for Season 6
Trailer for Hulu documentary ‘Batman & Bill’ puts the spotlight on Batman’s co-creator
Supergirl Casts Smallville Actor as Kryptonian Supervillain General Zod
New ‘Justice League’ promo photo includes Superman
Ratings: Gotham Returns Down, Supergirl Also Hit Lows
Powerless (Essentially) Cancelled at NBC After Remaining Episodes Pulled
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast Gotham: Heroes Rise: S03E15 "How the Riddler Got His Name"
Supergirl: S02E18 "Ace Reporter"
The Flash: S03E19 "The Once and Future Flash"
Arrow: S05E19 "Dangerous Liaisons"
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On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Doctor Who and Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural from last week but no Streaming Review this week as I’ve recently moved for a new job, so it may be a few weeks for more streaming recommendations, but we do still have some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2’s Awesome Mix is Fantastic
The Walking Dead Promotes 3 Actors to Series Regular Ahead of Season 8
Peter Capaldi’s Final Episode Might Feature a Classic Doctor
The Dark Tower TV Series Is Still Happening
American Gods EPs Talk Episode Order Cut (and Why Neil Gaiman Approved It)
The Punisher: Rosario Dawson Won't Appear in Netflix's Marvel Series
X-Files Returning for Another 10 Episode Event Season
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E02 "Smile"
Supernatural: S12E18 The Memory Remains
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 18th episode of the fourth season titled "No Regrets." "The truth behind Fitz's turn threatens to bring down all of SHIELD." They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "All the Madame's Men."
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent of Shield: S04E18 No Regrets
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with the Season 10 Premiere of Doctor Who but Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural is being pushed until next week due to some scheduling conflicts and no Streaming Review this week as I’ve been packing and will be moving for a new job, so it may be a few weeks for more streaming recommendations, but we do still have some News with Nico Entertainment News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Star Wars Rebels to End After Season 4
Jude Law Will Play Young Dumbledore in Fantastic Beasts Sequel
Orphan Black Clones Declare, 'Now We Fight...' in Final Season Trailer
Star Wars Tribute to Carrie Fisher is Strong with the Feels
Fear the Walking Dead Renewed for Season 4
Gina Rodriguez is Your New Carmen Sandiego
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S10E01 "The Pilot"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 17th episode of the fourth season titled "Identity and Change." As Daisy and Simmons struggle to discover an escape route to the real world, the identity of the Inhuman leader of the Resistance is revealed. They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "No Regrets."
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent of Shield: S04E17 Identity and Change
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with a significantly shorter episode that includes only Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural, along with some Entertainment News in the News with Nico section, but no Streaming Review this week as Nico is traveling , but check back in the coming weeks for more streaming recommendations.. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: YouTube TV Just Launched in 5 Citites
The Defenders Premiere Date Set at Netflix
Mark Hamill Does Bad Lip Reading of Star Wars The Force Awakens
Game of Thrones Reveals New Costumes for Season 7 Fan Favorites
Carrie Fisher’s Family Has Given Permission for Leia Footage to Appear in Star Wars Ep 9
Gilmore Girls: Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel Respond to Renewal Buzz
Ratings: Modern Family Hits Series Low
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson Reunite for X-Files Audiobook
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Supernatural: S12E17 "The British Invasion"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast Episode, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 16th episode of the fourth season titled "What If..."- "Daisy and Simmons are the only hope to save everyone in a world controlled by HYDRA." They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "Identity and Change."
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent of Shield: S04E16
On this week's DC Nation Podcast, Nico and Michael take off throughout time in the Waverider to defeat the Legion of Doom as they cover the DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 finale "Aruba"! With some discussion on Captain Lance, the deaths of the Legends, the damage to the timeline, and the current status of Eobard Thawne, there is a lot to hold us over for the next few weeks as we go on a brief hiatus until Arrow, The Flash, Gotham, and Supergirl return at the end of the month. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines Big Bang Theory star Melissa Rauch to voice Harley Quinn in Batman and Harley Quinn
Batman and Harley Quinn is written by Bruce Timm
Ciaran Hinds confirms he’s Steppenwolf in Justice League
Arnold Schwarzenegger wants to play another Batman villain
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast DC's Legends of Tomorrow: S02E17 "Aruba"
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with the season finale of Walking Dead, and Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural but no review Streaming Review this week as Nico is traveling , but check back in the coming weeks for more streaming recommendations.. Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Watch the Haunting First Game of Thrones Season 7 Teaser Trailer Now
True Detective Eyes Season 3 Renewal With Help From Deadwood Creator
NBC Will Air the 2018 Winter Olympics Live
New Girl's Season 6 Finale Feels Like the End
Doctor Who Gets First Openly Gay Companion
Westworld Promotes Louis Herthum
Cash Cab Revival in the Works at Discovery
Ratings: Big Bang Hits Series Low
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E16 "The First Day of the Rest of Your Life"
Supernatural: S12E16 "Ladies Drink Free"
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with the season finale of Walking Dead, and Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural but no review Streaming Review this week as Nico is traveling , but check back in the coming weeks for more streaming recommendations.. Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Watch the Haunting First Game of Thrones Season 7 Teaser Trailer Now
True Detective Eyes Season 3 Renewal With Help From Deadwood Creator
NBC Will Air the 2018 Winter Olympics Live
New Girl's Season 6 Finale Feels Like the End
Doctor Who Gets First Openly Gay Companion
Westworld Promotes Louis Herthum
Cash Cab Revival in the Works at Discovery
Ratings: Big Bang Hits Series Low
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E16 "The First Day of the Rest of Your Life"
Supernatural: S12E16 "Ladies Drink Free"
On this week's Across the Airwaves DC Nation, Nico and Michael cover the latest episodes of Supergirl, The Flash, and Arrow before their big three week hiatus for April, as well as the penultimate episode of this season of DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Some great discussion on Supergirl and Flash big bads, Arrow finale predictions, and an in depth look at Heatwave as well as some talk on the alternate reality of Doomworld on this week's Legends discussion. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines Arrow: Katie Cassidy to Return as Series Regular for Season 6
Joss Whedon in Talks to Write, Direct, Produce Batgirl Film
Joss Whedon’s Batgirl movie will be based on The New 52 comics
Jessica Chastain is open to playing Poison Ivy in ‘Gotham City Sirens’
First Look: Black Lightning Suits Up
Arrow: Who Is Vigilante
Nicole Kidman confirms she’ll play Aquaman’s mom
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Supergirl: S02E17 "Distant Sun"
The Flash: S03E18 "Abra Kadabra"
Arrow: S05E18 "Disbanded"
DC Legends of Tomorrow: S02E16 "Doomworld"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast Episode James and Woo discuss Marvel Television/Netflix's series Iron Fist and that series implications for The Defenders, The Second Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailer and Spidey's future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and a tidbit of Agents of Shield discussion before the series returns on April the 4th.
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Iron Fish: S01E01-13
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with the penultimate episode of Walking Dead, the season finale of Star Wars Rebels,and a review of Amazon’s Sneaky Pete in the Streaming Section. Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Fargo Season 3 Trailer: Blood, Snow and Dueling Ewan McGregors
Westworld Upgrades Talulah Riley to Series Regular for Season 2
Orphan Black Final Season Images and Synopsis Released
David Boreanaz In, Jim Caviezel Out as Star of CBS' Navy SEAL Drama
Fear the Walking Dead Showrunner to Step Down After Season 3
The Big Bang Theory Renewed for Two More Seasons
Ashley Judd Joins Epix's Berlin Station
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E15 "Something They Need"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E20 & E21 "Zero Hour Part I & II"
This Week’s Netflix/Amazon/Streaming Recommendation:
Amazon's Sneaky Pete Season 1 – 10 Episodes
This week on the DC Nation Podcast, Nico and Michael cover some game-changing episodes of your favorite CW DCTV shows! The guys talk Supergirl and Mon-El, an exciting musical crossover between The Flash and Supergirl featuring the Music Meister, Oliver's deadly secret on Arrow, and shocking returns on Legends of Tomorrow. All this and so much more on this week's DC Nation!
DC Headlines The Flash Season 4 Will Have a Non-Speedster Big Bad
Justice League Trailer Finally Arrives
The Flash Barry and Iris Wedding Won’t Be Until Season 4
The Flash: Anne Dudek to Recur as Quirky Future Genius
Wonder Woman’ is officially rated PG-13
Flash Ratings Rise With Musical
Supergirl Promotes Katie McGrath (aka Lena Luthor) to Series Regular
First ‘Justice League’ posters released ahead of the new trailer
Arrow's Felicity Suits Up for Legends
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast Supergirl: S02E16 "Star-Crossed"
The Flash: S03E17 "Duet"
Arrow: S05E17 "Kapiushon"
DC Legends of Tomorrow: S02E15 "Fellowship of the Spear"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast Episode Woo flies solo to discuss episodes 7-13 of the polarizing Marvel Television/Netflix Original Series Iron Fist along with some Marvel News in and outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
TV Shows Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Iron Fish: S01E07-13
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Walking Dead , Star Wars Rebels, and a new Nico recommendation of a non-traditional network series in this week's Streaming Recommendation Section on Netflix's "Medici: Masters of Florence." Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: New Doctor Who Trailer Says It’s Time for Heroes
American Gods Casts Emily Browning in Second Role
Legion Renewed for Season 2 at FX
American Gods Trailer Delivers Us to Evil
Jeff Daniels to Star in Hulu's 9/11 Docudrama The Looming Tower
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Sequel Gets a Director and Release Date
Person of Interest's Jim Caviezel to Star in CBS' Navy SEAL Drama Pilot
The Matrix Reboot in Talks
Netflix is testing a 'Skip Intro' button
Game of Thrones S7 Dragons Will be Plane Sized
Ghost in the Shell Anime Cast Dubbing Live Action Japanese Cut
The Expanse Renewed For Season 3
SNL to Air Live Nationally
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E14 "The Other Side"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E19 "Twin Suns"
This Week’s Netflix/Amazon/Streaming Recommendation:
Netflix's Medici: Masters of Florence Season 1 – 8 Episodes
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Walking Dead , Star Wars Rebels, and a new Nico recommendation of a non-traditional network series in this week's Streaming Recommendation Section on Netflix's "Medici: Masters of Florence." Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: New Doctor Who Trailer Says It’s Time for Heroes
American Gods Casts Emily Browning in Second Role
Legion Renewed for Season 2 at FX
American Gods Trailer Delivers Us to Evil
Jeff Daniels to Star in Hulu's 9/11 Docudrama The Looming Tower
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Sequel Gets a Director and Release Date
Person of Interest's Jim Caviezel to Star in CBS' Navy SEAL Drama Pilot
The Matrix Reboot in Talks
Netflix is testing a 'Skip Intro' button
Game of Thrones S7 Dragons Will be Plane Sized
Ghost in the Shell Anime Cast Dubbing Live Action Japanese Cut
The Expanse Renewed For Season 3
SNL to Air Live Nationally
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E14 "The Other Side"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E19 "Twin Suns"
This Week’s Netflix/Amazon/Streaming Recommendation:
Netflix's Medici: Masters of Florence Season 1 – 8 Episodes
This week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast, Nico and Michael cover this week's episodes of The Flash, Arrow, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow, but no Supergirl or Gotham this week as both shows are on break. The guys give their in-depth thoughts on the Speed Force, the mystery of Prometheus and Vigilante, and the fun that includes Ray Palmer on the moon! All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
News with Nico DC Headlines The Batman script is Being Rewritten from Scratch
Legend of Tarzan writer in talks for Suicide Squad 2
Warner Bros. wants X-Men and Kingsman director for Man of Steel 2
Supergirl Photos: Kara Meets Mon-El's Parents
Aquaman’ release date gets pushed back to December 2018
Warner Bros. Wants to Shoot Suicide Squad 2, Gotham City Sirens
Steve Trevor is getting his own comic in June
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast The Flash: S03E16 "Into the Speed Force"
Arrow: S05E16 "Checkmate"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: S02E14 "Moonshot"
On this episode of the Marvelverse Podcast, Steve and Woo discuss the first six episodes of the very polarizing Marvel Television/Netflix Original Series: Iron Fist along with Steve thoughts on FOX's Logan film along with Marvel News
TV Shows and Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Iron Fish: S01E01-06
Logan (2017)
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Walking Dead , Star Wars Rebels, Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural, but no new Nico Streaming Recommendation. Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: Game of Thrones Season 7 Premiere Date (Finally) Set at HBO
Game of Thrones EPs Confirm Season 8 Ep Count
Jim Broadbent’s Game of Thrones Character May Change Everything
Gilmore Girls: Netflix in 'Preliminary' Talks for a Second Revival
Ewan McGregor Looks Unrecognizable in New Fargo Trailer
The Walking Dead Showrunner Confirms There Will Be Deaths in Season 7 Finale
Jason Issacs Cast as Captain of Star Trek Discovery
Robot Season 3 Pushed to October
New Girl Is Probably 'Done' After Season 6
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E11 "Hostiles and Calamities"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E16 "Through Imperial Eyes"
Supernatural: S12E13 "Family Feud"
This Week’s Netflix/Amazon/Streaming Recommendation:
Postponed until Next Week!!!
On this week's DC Nation, Nico and Michael race to cover this week's episode of The Flash, in which Savitar returns, Supergirl, in which we finally see a return-to-form for the series for the first time since last season, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow, where we see the return of Rip Hunter! A lot of returns this week with a lot of great discussion and predictions on them. All this and more on this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines Ratings: Flash and Legends Hit Lows
First Images and Promo from Supegirl/Flash Crossover
New Wonder Woman Trailer Reveals More of Diana’s Past
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Supergirl: S02E15 "Exodus"
The Flash: S03E15 "The Wrath of Savitar"
DC Legends of Tomorrow: S02E13 "Land of the Lost"
On this episode of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, and Woo come together to discuss their reactions to the newest Marvel superhero film, LOGAN. (Spoiler: they all dug it a lot.) They also go over the latest Marvel news and get off on a few tangents.
Films Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Logan (2017)
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Walking Dead , Star Wars Rebels, Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural and a new Nico recommendation of a new series to watch from Netflix, Amazon, and other non-traditional networks in this week's Streaming Recommendation Section on Netflix's "Making a Murderer." Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: Amy Acker Lands Lead in Fox/Marvel Mutants Pilot
YouTube Gets Into the Live Streaming TV Business
Deadpool Teaser from Logan Now Available Online
Star Trek: Discovery to Debut in 'Late Summer, Early Fall
Benedict Cumberbatch to Star in Showtime Limited Series Melrose
David Boreanaz Gives a Hard Pass to a Buffy Reunion
Chris Hardwick Will be Talking on AMC Year Round
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E11 "Hostiles and Calamities"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E16 "Through Imperial Eyes"
Supernatural: S12E13 "Family Feud"
This Week’s Netflix/Amazon/Streaming Recommendation:
Epix's Berlin Station Season 1 – 10 Episodes
This week's DC Nation is filled with some superhero action as Nico and Michael cover this week's Supergirl, The Flash, and Arrow! Super-intelligent gorillas attack Central City, CADMUS steals an alien registry, and the identity of Prometheus has been revealed on Arrow. We've got some great discussion about the future of Supergirl, The Flash, and our possibly correct predictions for this season of Arrow, and more, all on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines Gotham Casts Big Bad Ra's al Ghul With Deep Space Nine's Alexander Siddig
Zach Snyder Reveals Brand New Underwater Aquaman Footage
Supergirl Casts iZombie's Rahul Kohli as Potential Villain
Flash/Supergirl Musical Crossover's 'Alternate Reality' Plot Revealed
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast Supergirl: S02E14 "Homecoming"
The Flash: S03E14 "Attack on Central City"
Arrow: S05E15 "Fighting Fire with Fire"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast a special news centered episode Steve, Woo, and James discuss news about the new Marvel TV series Inhumans casting, the rumored budget for the next two Avengers films, casting for the new FOX X-Men TV series, and their thoughts on The Guardians of The Galaxy Volume 2 movie poster and new trailer
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: New Marvel TV series Inhumans casting
Next two Avengers films
Casting for the new FOX X-Men TV series
Thoughts on The Guardians of The Galaxy Volume 2 movie poster and new trailer
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Walking Dead , Star Wars Rebels, Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural and a new Nico recommendation of a new series to watch from Netflix, Amazon, and other non-traditional networks in this week's Streaming Recommendation Section on Epix's "Berlin Station." Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: Liv Tyler, Sherlock Vet Join Kit Harington in Guy Fawkes Miniseries Gunpowder
Rogue One Gets Sequel in Star Wars: Inferno Squad Novel
Rick and Morty Season 3 Trailer
New Doctor Who Teaser Focuses on New Companion, Bill
First Photo from Star Wars Han Solo Film Released
Louis C.K. Sets Two Stand-Up Specials for Netflix
Rogue One Digital and Blu-Ray Release Date Released
Fargo Will Return in April
SIX Renewed at History Channel for Season 2
American Gods Finally Gets a Premiere Date at Starz
Late Breaking Oscars News
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E11 "Hostiles and Calamities"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E16 "Through Imperial Eyes"
Supernatural: S12E13 "Family Feud"
This Week’s Netflix/Amazon/Streaming Recommendation:
Epix's Berlin Station Season 1 – 10 Episodes
On this week’s episode Nico and Michael cover episodes of Supergirl, Flash, Arrow and DC Legends of Tomorrow, but no Gotham as it is on a long Winter Hiatus until April. Nico also covers all the DC Entertainment News in the News with Nico DC Headlines section covering the Shazam Film, Arrows Ratings Dip, A True 4-Way Crossover Event Next Year, A Nightwing Film, Black Lightning Casting News, and Finally an Official Announcement on The Batman Director. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
News with Nico DC Headlines: Shazam Film Might Have Found Director
Ratings: Arrow Dips to New Lows
The CW Wants to Do a True Four-Show Crossover Next Season
LEGO Batman Movie’ director in talks to make live-action Nightwing movie
If Ben Affleck Retires as Batman, is Nightwing the Backup Plan?
Black Lightning: Cress Williams to Star in The CW's Latest DC Comics Pilot
Matt Reeves is Directing The Batman After All
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Supergirl: S02E13 "Mr. & Mrs. Mxyzptlk"
The Flash: S03E13 "Attack on Gorilla City"
Arrow: S05E14 "Sin-Eater"
DC Legends of Tomorrow: S02E12 "Camelot/3000"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 15th episode of Agents of SHIELD titled "Self Control"
Suspicion turns to paranoia when the team doesn’t know who can be trusted as more LMDs infiltrate S.H.I.E.L.D. They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, say goodbye to Agents of SHIELD alumnus, Bill Paxton, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for the April return of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E15 Self Control
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with an episode of Walking Dead , Star Wars Rebels, Michael and Tim’s review of Supernatural and a new Nico recommends of a new series to watch from Netflix, Amazon, and other non-traditional networks in this week's Streaming Recommendation Section on Netflix's "The Crown." Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which covers Planet Earth II, Bill & Ted III, Archer Season 8, and a Rufio focused Hook Prequel. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: How PLANET EARTH II Goes Bigger (and Smaller) Than Ever Before
Keanu Reeves Spills Details on Bill & Ted 3
Archer Season 8 Trailer Transports the Gang to Noir-Themed 'Dreamland'
Rufio is Kickstarting a Hook Prequel about Rufio
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E10 "New Best Friends"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E15 "Legacy of Mandalore"
Supernatural: S12E11 "Stuck in the Middle (With You)"
This Week’s Netflix/Amazon/Streaming Recommendation:
The Crown Season 1 – 10 Episodes
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Woo flies solo due to a unfortunate editing mistake as he reviews and summarizes what he and the other hosts discussed about the 14th episode of Agents of SHIELD titled "The Man Behind the SHIELD." – Mace fights for his life while Coulson and team find themselves in a deadly cat-and-mouse game as they attempt his rescue. Woo also reads viewer feedback, gives out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talks spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "Self Control."
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E14 The Man Behind SHIELD
This week's episode of Across the Airwaves DC Nation had a curve ball thrown at us as there were, surprisingly, no new episodes of The Flash or Legends of Tomorrow this week. However, Nico & Michael press on to cover this week's episodes of Supergirl and Arrow, where we deal with familial ties and gun control. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Headlines Does Ben Affeck Really Want to Quit Being Batman?
Arrow Boss Explains Thea’s Absence, Obstacle Facing Laurel's Next Return
Mel Gibson in talks with Warner Bros. to direct ‘Suicide Squad 2’
DC Collectibles Show Off Justice League Statues, Batcave and More
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast Supergirl: S02E12 "Luthors"
Arrow: S05E13 "Spectre of the Gun"
On this week’s episode we continue the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with the midseason premiere of S7B of Walking Dead entitled "Rock in the Road", Michael and Tim’s review of the Supernatural episode "Regarding Dean" and a new section where Nico recommends new series to watch from Netflix, Amazon, and other non-traditional networks, this week discussing Netflix's "The OA." Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which covers Stranger Things Season 2, X-Men film, Lego Batman, Silicon Valley, Super Bowl Ratings, Orphan Black, The OA, and Last Week Tonight News . So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: Stranger Things Season 2: Netflix Unveils Trailer, Premiere Date
Sophie Turner Confirms New X-Men Movie Begins Shooting This Year
The LEGO Batman Movie sets a 2017 box office record in opening weekend
Silicon Valley to Return to HBO in April
Super Bowl: Historic OT Game Draws 111.3 Million, On Par With 2016
Orphan Black Final Season Premiere Date Set at BBC America
The Americans Season 5 Trailer
The OA Renewed for Part II at Netflix
John Oliver Took Out Ads on Cable News to Educate Donald Trump
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E09 "Rock in the Road"
Supernatural: S12E11 "Regarding Dean"
This Week’s Netflix/Amazon/Streaming Recommendation:
The OA Season 1 – 8 Episodes
On this week's Across the Airwaves DC Nation, Nico and Michael take on the Arrowverse with full discussions on Supergirl, The Flash, Arrow, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow! Major discussions on Iris West, evil versions of Alex, Winn, and Rip Hunter, and predictions for where Arrow is going this season. All this and more on the DC Nation Podcast!
News with Nico DC Headlines
Wonder Woman Leads the Team in Latest Justice League Photos
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast
Supergirl: S02E11 "The Martian Chronicles"
The Flash: S03E12 "Untouchable"
Arrow: S05E12 "Bratva"
DC Legends of Tomorrow: S02E11 "Turncoat"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 13th episode of the fourth season titled "BOOM” – Daisy, Mace and the S.H.I.E.L.D. team must find a way to contain an explosive Inhuman. Meanwhile, Coulson and Mack come face-to-face with Radcliffe’s inspiration for Aida. They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "The Man Behind the Shield."
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E13 BOOM
On this week’s episode we continue the "Spring 2017" TV Season with Michael and Tim's review of an episode of Supernatural entitled "Lily Sunder Has Some Regrets." Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which covers a bunch of Doctor Who News, Multiple Walking Dead News items, a New Game of Thrones Novel, and Sharknado 5 News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: Doctor Who Star Peter Capaldi Says Season 10 'Will Be My Last'
Why Doctor Who Won’t Shake Anything Up with Next Doctor
The Walking Dead's Norman Reedus Says Filming Season 7 "Sucked"
Mark Gatiss Promises Doctor Who Will Bring Back the Ice Warriors
George RR Martin Chronicles Targaryen History in New Ice and Fire Novel
Walking Dead Season 7B Trailer
Sharknado 5 Is a Go
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Supernatural: S12E10 "Lily Sunder Has Some Regrets"
Never fear, this week's DC Nation Podcast is here! As Steve and Nico cover this season's shocking winter finale of Gotham: Mad City, Michael joins Nico to talk all about the Arrowverse, including the new Black Canary, the Legion of Doom, Mon-El and Guardian protecting National City, and the emergence of Vibe as a hero in his own right. All this and more on this week's DC Nation!
DC Nation Headlines Ratings: Supergirl Dips Again, Gotham Ticks Down With Winter Finale
Black Lightning Snags Pilot Order at The CW After Fox Passes
Supergirl Meets Lois Lane? Teri Hatcher Joins CW Series
Flash/Supergirl Musical Crossover Features Duet Written by Rachel Bloom
Supergirl Casts Hercules' Kevin Sorbo: What's His Villainous Role in Season 2?
TV's Series Reviewed this Week Gotham: S03E14 "The Gentle Art of Making Enemies"
Supergirl: S02E10 "We Can Be Heroes"
The Flash: S03E10 "Dead or Alive"
Arrow: S05E11 "Second Chances"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: S02E10 "The Legion of Doom"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 12th episode of the fourth season titled "Hot Potato Soup." Agents Sam and Billy Koenig (Patton Oswalt) are hunted down to get at the Darkhold, and only Coulson and the team can save them before the clock ticks out." They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news, give out this week's Shwarma Award for Best Performance, and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "BOOM."
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E12 Hot Potato Soup
On this week’s episode we kick off the "Spring 2017" TV Season with Michael and Tim's review of the midseason premiere of Supernatural entitled "First Blood." Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which covers Star Wars Episode VIII The Last Jedi, additional Season 8 Game of Thrones episodes, a new Star Wars Novel Rebel Rising, Potentially More Gilmore Girls Episodes, a Possible Psych Reunion, and full details on the Ashen Furies Concert in Chicago on Friday. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: Star Wars Episode VIII is Called The Last Jedi
Game of Thrones: Could Season 8 Consist of More Than 6 Episodes?
Star Wars Novel Rebel Rising to Explore Jyn Erso’s Backstory
Will There Be More Gilmore Girls? Alexis Bledel Weighs In
Dulé Hill Tells Psych Fans to "Hold On" for Possible Reunion
Ashen Furies Concert in Chicago
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Supernatural: S12E09 "First Blood"
On this week's DC Nation Podcast, the Arrowverse is back! Nico and Michael head up their discussions on the mid-season returns of Supergirl, The Flash, Arrow, and Legends of Tomorrow while Steve joins in for further discussion on Gotham! The "return" of Laurel Lance, the emergence of Kid Flash, George Lucas, Mon-El's identity, the Joker and much more are discussed on this week's podcast, so tune in for the latest in DC Television!
DC Nation Headlines Ratings: Legends Improves Time Slot, While The Flash Returns to Lows
Flash-Supergirl Musical Crossover Casts Darren Criss as the Villain
Ashen Furies Concert in Chicago
TV's Series Reviewed this Week Gotham: S03E13 "Smile Like You Mean It"
Supergirl: S02E09 "Supergirl Lives"
The Flash: S03E09 "Borrowing Problems from the Future"
Arrow: S05E10 "Who Are You?"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: S02E09 "Raiders of the Lost Art"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 11th episode of the fourth season titled "Wake Up." “May races to find the truth about what happened to her, while Aida's next move could mean the death of them. Coulson makes a bold choice and Senator Nadeer makes her move against SHIELD." They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "Hot Potato Soup" and the return of Patton Oswalt.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E11 Wake Up
On this week's DC Nation Podcast, Nico kicks off the “Spring 2017 TV Season” with the midseason premiere episodes of Gotham. Along with that, Nico also covers all the DC related News items from the New Year and this week in this episodes version of News with Nico DC Headlines. All of this and more in this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation Headlines The CW Renewed All Your Favorite Shows and Brought Back a Cancelled One Constantine to Return as CW Seed Series, Voiced by Matt Ryan Supergirl and The Flash to Battle The Music Meister in Musical Crossover More Flash & Supergirl Musical Crossover News The Rock Getting His Own Black Adam Film Gotham: Harley Quinn Is Coming Sooner Than You Think Flash Vet Teases (Improbable) Return Mark Hamill Gets Immortalized as an Arkham Asylum Joker Figure Batman and the Flash Will Watch the Watchmen in New Crossover Comic Flash's Amell Returns Green Lantern Corp Film Moving Ahead with David Goyer Writing The Flash: Keith David to Voice Solovar in Two-Part Grodd Episode Young George Lucas Will Meet DC Legends Ratings: Gotham Returns Up Ashen Furies Concert in Chicago
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: S03E12 "Ghost"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble review the 10th episode of the fourth season titled "The Patriot." Separated from their team, Coulson and Mack discover a shocking secret about Mace, leaving all of SHIELD in a precarious position. They also read viewer feedback, discuss the latest Marvel news and talk spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD titled "Wake Up."
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E10 The Patriot
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Steve and Woo assemble to review the 9th episode of the fourth season titled "Broken Promises." Coulson is unaware of a dark secret May is hiding, even as the two grow closer; AIDA is determined to find the Darkhold. They also read viewer feedback and discuss the latest Marvel News about Thor: Ragnarok and Spider-Man: Homecoming. They also read viewer and listener feedback and discuss spoilers for next week's episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E09 Broken Promises
Webs, webs everywhere! On a special episode ATA presents the Marvelverse Podcast James and Woo discuss the six part web series featuring Yo-Yo otherwise known as Shield Inhuman Agent Elena Rodriguez entitled “Sling-shot” sponsored by GEICO and the first Spider-Man U.S. and International trailers of the MCU branded Spider-Man film will be discussed as well and how both may effect the Marvel Cinematic Universe overall.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD Slingshot Webseries
On this week’s episode we conclude the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of the midseason finales of the Walking Dead and Star Wars Rebels, and Michael and Tim's review of the midseason finale of Supernatural and its amazing cliffhanger. Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which covers Sherlock's Newest Trailer News, Doctor Who's Christmas Special Trailer, Star Wars Rebels and Rogue One Mini-Crossover, Supernatural News, and a New Epic Dark Tower Photo
. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: Sherlock Releases Finale Season 4 Trailer
Doctor Who Christmas Special Trailer
Star Wars Rebels Ghost Spotted in Rogue One Trailer
Supernatural Boss: Negan Has Not Killed a John Winchester Comeback
New Epic Dark Tower Photo
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead: S07E08 "Hearts Still Beating"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E10 "Voices and Visions"
Supernatural: S12E08 "LOTUS"
DC Nation Podcast 77 Released!!! On this week's DC Nation Podcast, we wrap-up our coverage of the “Fall 2016 TV Season” with the midseason finale episodes of the Flash, Arrow, and DC Legends of Tomorrow. Along with that, Nico also covers all the DC related News items of the week in this episodes version of News with Nico DC Headlines. All of this and more in this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation Headlines Suicide Squad Gets a Hilarious Honest Trailer The Flash Will Introduce Gypsy Later This Season DC Comic’s Powerless Land Premiere Date **TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast:** **The Flash: S03E09 "The Present"**
Arrow S05E07: "What We Leave Behind"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S02E08: "The Chicago Way"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, and Woo assemble review the midseason finale of the fourth season of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD entitled “Laws of Inferno Dynamics" With the lives of everyone in Los Angeles hanging in the balance, SHIELD and Ghost Rider find themselves working together.." They also read viewer feedback and discuss the latest Marvel News. Agents of SHIELD will return January 10, 2017.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E08 The Laws of Inferno Dynamics
On this week’s episode we continue the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of a Carl vs Negan centric episode of Walking Dead, a Grand Admiral Thrawn and return to Lothal episode of Star Wars Rebels, the absolute mind blowing (literally) season 1 finale episode of Westworld finally, once and for all, confirmed Nico's Man in Black and William theory, and Michael and Tim review of the Lucifer centric Supernatural episode this week. Also Nico covers the weekly Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which covers Rogue One Event News, Rogue One Sequel News, Netflix Downloads News, HBO and Amazon Partnership News, Mythbuster M7 Build Team News, and Star Trek Discovery News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News withNico Headlines: Disney Epcot Center Will Become The Death Star for Rogue One Event
Rogue One Will Not Get A Sequel
Netflix Now Lets You Download Your Favorite Shows
HBO, Cinemax Programming Now Available Through Amazon Prime
Mythbusters Grant, Tory, and Kari Are Back with the White Rabbit Project
Star Trek: Discovery: Bryan Fuller Now Says He Won't Be Involved at All
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead: S07E07 "Sing Me A Song"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E09 "An Inside Man"
Westworld: S01E09 "The Bicameral Mind"
Supernatural: S12E07 "Rock Never Dies"
Hey folks! On this week's DC Nation Podcast, we're proud to be covering the 4-part (but really 3-part) DCTV Arrowverse crossover entitled "INVASION!" starting at the end of this week's Supergirl through The Flash, Arrow's 100th episode, and concluding in this week's DC's Legends of Tomorrow! And with it being Arrow's 100th episode, Nico and Michael reflect on the past five seasons of Arrow as the Arrow-hour of the crossover brings the return of some familiar faces... Along with that, Nico covers this week's exciting episode of Gotham: Mad City; and so much more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation Headlines Ratings: Supergirl Soars to CW Highs Ratings: Flash Xover Hits Season Highs Ratings: Arrow No. 100 Hits 1-Year Highs Ratings: Legends Draws Its Biggest Audience Ever The Green Lantern Needs to Join the CW Heroes TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City: S03E11 "Beware the Green-Eyed Monster"
Supergirl S02E08: "Medusa"
The Flash: S03E08 "INVASION!"
Arrow: S05E08 "INVASION!" (100th EPISODE!!!)
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: S02E07 "INVASION!"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, and Woo assemble review Episode 7 of the fourth season of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD entitled “Deals With Our Devils." After losing half of their team, the remaining members look for answers as time begins to run out for Ghost Rider." They also read viewer feedback, discuss Marvel News, and Nicki gives her review of Doctor Strange.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E07 Deals with Our Devils
On this week’s episode we continue the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of a Tara centric episode of Walking Dead, a much better heist episode of Star Wars Rebels, an outstanding penultimate episode of Westworld that further confirms Nico's Man in Black and William theory, but no Michael and Tim review of Supernatural this week due to the Thanksgiving Day Holiday. Also no News with Nico this week due to a lack of news. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: None This Week
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead: S07E06 "Swear"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E08 "The Wynkahthu Job"
Westworld: S01E08 "The Well-Tempered Clavier"
Hey everyone! This week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast is going to be a little different as Nico leads the charge covering the latest episode of Gotham: Mad City solo this week and is later joined by Michael to cover this week's Supergirl and The Flash! Unfortunately there was no new episodes of Arrow or DC's Legends of Tomorrow this week due to the Thanksgiving holiday, but they'll be back next week when we cover the HEROES VS ALIENS: INVASION event spanning over all four DCTV CW shows (including Arrow's landmark 100th episode). Stay tuned! TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City: S03E10 "Time Bomb"
Supergirl S02E07: "The Darkest Place"
The Flash: S03E07 "Killer Frost"
On this week’s episode we continue the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of an amazing Maggie centric episode of Walking Dead, a very underwhelming Star Wars Rebels that has a few important elements mixed in, a mind blowing episode of Westworld that all but confirms Nico's Man in Black and William theory, and Michael and Tim review Supernatural where Mary returns and meets the Winchesters other "Mom". Nico also covers the TV & Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which features Star Wars Han Solo Film News, Doctor Who Christmas Special News, Doctor Who Missing Episodes and Animation News, a Making a Murderer Update News, Marvel InHuman TV Show News, and AMC Supersized Walking Dead Episode News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones Star Emilia Clarke Joins Star Wars Han Solo Spinoff Film
Doctor Who Christmas Special Cinema Screenings
Doctor Who “Power of the Daleks” is a Lost Classic Made Visible Again
Making a Murderer's Brendan Dassey Release from Prison Officially Ordered
Marvel's Inhumans Series Set at ABC, to Follow Black Bolt and Royal Family
AMC Gives The Walking Dead Even More Extended Episodes
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead: S07E05 "Go Getters"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E07 "Iron Squadron"
Westworld: S01E08 "Trace Decay"
Supernatural: S12E06 "Celebrating the Life of Asa Fox"
This week on the DC Nation Podcast, Nico and Michael continue their season long coverage on Gotham, Supergirl, Flash, Arrow, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Some exciting topics this week include the Shadow Gang and Barnes full fall from Grace, The Guardian helping Supergirl take down a space slug Parasite, a shocking development and the appearance of Savitar on Flash, the introduction of Vigilanate on Arrow, and a return to the Wild West on DC Legends of Tomorrow. This week's DCTV and News with Nico DC Headlines is all here for review on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation Headlines Ratings: The Flash Hits 5-Week Highs Ezra Miller Responds to The Flash Losing Another Director Morena Baccarin Joins NBC Legal Pilot TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City: S03E09 "The Executioner"
Supergirl S02E06: "Changing"
The Flash: S03E06 "Shade"
Arrow S05E07: "Vigilante"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S02E06: "Outlaw Country"
On this week’s episode we continue the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of another Negan centric episode of Walking Dead, a mind blowing episode of Westworld that deals with the revelations of who are hosts and humans inside and outside of Westworld, and Michael and Tim review Supernatural where Dean Kills Hitler. Nico also covers the TV & Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which features Westworld Renewal News, Election Night Ratings, Fantastic Beasts Sequels being Directed By David Yates, Magicians and The Expanse Return Date News, and some Big Bang Casting News with a Back to the Future Twist. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Westworld Renewed for Season 2
Ratings: Election Night Draws 71 Mil, On Par With Obama's Historic 2008 Win
Director David Yates Commits to All 5 Fantastic Beasts Films
The Magicians, The Expanse Return Dates Set
The Big Bang Theory: Christopher Lloyd Set to Guest-Star in Mystery Role
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead: S07E04 "Service"
Westworld: S01E06 "Trompe L'Oeil"
Supernatural: S12E05 "The One You’ve Been Waiting For"
Shamballa! On a special episode of the Marvelverse podcast James and Woo assemble to discuss with SPOILERS the 14th Marvel Cinematic Universe film Doctor Strange, the story and it's pacing, the cinematic score, the performances, the visual effects, and what this film means for the MCU going forward, they also discuss some Marvel News. Excelsior!
Films Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Doctor Strange
On this week’s episode we continue the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of a Daryl and Negan centric episode of Walking Dead, a Sabine and Mandalorian focused episode of Star Wars Rebels, an episode of Westworld that deals with the questions of who is Arnold, and Michael and Tim review Supernatural. Nico also covers the TV & Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which features World Series Ratings, Stranger things News, Simpsons Historic News, Longmire Renewal News, and Fantastic Beast Casting News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Stranger Things Releases Cast Photo, Confirms Eleven’s Return for Season 2
The Simpsons Renewed at Fox Through Record-Setting Season 30
Ratings: World Series Game 7 Draws 40 Million, Biggest Crowd in 25 Years
Longmire End Date Set: Netflix Renews Drama for Sixth and Final Season
Johnny Depp Will Star in Fantastic Beasts Sequel
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead: S07E03 "The Cell"
Star Wars Rebels: S03E06 Imperial Supercommandos
Westworld: S01E06 The Adversary
Supernatural: S12E04 American Nightmare
This week on the DC Nation Podcast, Nico, Michael, and Steve continue their season long coverage on Gotham, Supergirl, The Flash, Arrow, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Some exciting topics this week with the return of Christopher Chance to television on Arrow's "Human Target" episode, seeing Miss Martian in action on Supergirl, Civil War zombies on Legends, and even more on both Gotham and The Flash, this week's DCTV is all here for review. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation Headlines Ratings: Supergirl Hits Lows on Halloween Arrow Casts Talia al Ghul With Continuum/Andromeda's Lexa Doig
Wonder Woman Goes to Battle in New Trailer
Fox's Gotham Casts Banshee Badass Ivana Milicevic as Selina's Mother
Justice League Casts Ciaran Hinds as Steppenwolf
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City: S03E07: "Red Queen"
Supergirl S02E04: "Survivors"
The Flash S03E05: "Monster"
Arrow S05E05: "Human Target"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S02E04: "Abominations"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Woo, and Steve assemble review Episode 6 of the fourth season of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD entitled "The Good Samaritan." Robbie’s shocking story on how he became Ghost Rider is finally discovered as Coulson and his team’s lives hang in the balance. They also read viewer feedback and discuss Marvel News.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E06 The Good Samaritan
On this week’s episode we continue the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of the more hopeful episode of Walking Dead, an episode of Westworld that dives deep into his theories on the Man in Black, and Michael and Tim review Supernatural. Nico also covers the TV & Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which features World Series Ratings News, Walking Dead Ratings News, Sherlock Season 4 News, Gilmore Girls Revival News, Indiana Jones, Navy SEAL SIX, Star Trek Discovery, and Fargo News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Ratings: Indians/Cubs World Series Opens With a 7-Year High
Ratings: Walking Dead Premiere Draws 17 Million, Just Shy of Series Record
The Walking Dead Premiere Had a Subtle Heartbreaking Moment You Might Have Missed
Sherlock Season 4 Premiere Date Set
Gilmore Girls Returns in Official Trailer for Revival
George Lucas Not Involved In Indiana Jones 5
Navy SEAL Drama SIX Gets Premiere Date at History
Star Trek: Discovery: Bryan Fuller to Step Down as Showrunner
Jim Gaffigan Joins Fargo Season 3
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E02: "The Well"
Westworld S01E05: "Contrapasso"
Supernatural S12E03: "The Foundry"
On this week's DC Nation Podcast, Nico, Michael, and Steve take another swing at the Monday-Thursday block of DCTV starting with Nico and Steve covering the latest episode of Gotham's "Mad City" entitled "Follow the White Rabbit". After Gotham, Nico is joined by Michael as they cover the first episode of Supergirl Season 2 without Superman, talk about the New Rogues on The Flash, Diggle's return on Arrow, and the latest changes to the timeline on DC's Legends of Tomorrow. All of this and much more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation Headlines Flash Photos: Meet Caitlin's Icy Mom
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City: S03E06: "Follow the White Rabbit"
Supergirl S02E03: "Welcome to Earth"
The Flash S03E04: "The New Rogues"
Arrow S05E04: "Penance"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S02E03: "Shogun"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Woo, and Steve assemble review Episode 5 of the fourth season of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD entitled "Lockup." As Robbie Reyes struggles to control The Ghost Rider, S.H.I.E.L.D. infiltrates a high-security prison to unravel the secrets that haunt them all." They also read viewer feedback and discuss Marvel News.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E05 Lockup
On this week’s episode we continue the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of the brutal Season 7 Premiere of Walking Dead, an episode of Star Wars Rebels and an episode of Westworld, while Michael and newcomer Tim review Supernatural. Nico also covers the TV & Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which features Walking Dead Renewal News, Star Wars Han Solo Film Lando Calrissian Casting News, Assassin's Creed Trailer News, Deadpool 2 Lost Its Director News, and Jessica Jones News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Walking Dead Renewed for Season 8
The Walking Dead Is Using Body Doubles to Fool Spoiler-Seekers
Star Wars Han Solo Film Has Cast Its Lando Calrissian
New Assassin’s Creed Trailer Brings the Action to the Past and Present
Director Tim Miller Has Exited Deadpool 2
Jessica Jones Season 2 Will Feature Only Female Directors
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Walking Dead S07E01: "The Day Will Come When You Won’t Be"
Star Wars Rebels S03E05: "The Last Battle"
Westworld S01E04: "Dissonance Theory"
Supernatural S12E02: "Mamma Mia"
On this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast, Nico, Michael, and Steve return to talk about your very favorite DC Comics characters! After another great discussion from Nico and Steve on this week's episode of Gotham: Mad City all about Penguin and Riddler, Bruce and Selena, Lee's punch and The Red Hood Gang, Michael joins Nico to talk about Supergirl and Superman's battle with Metallo, Flash and Jesse Quick teaming up for the first time to stop Magenta, Oliver and Team Arrow learning to trust each other while Thea gets caught being the psudo-mayor, and the Justice Society of America first fighting and then joining forces with Legends on DC Legends of Tomorrow! But that's not all as Nico brings you the weekly DC news and headlines in the News with Nico DC Headlines section, and much more all on this week's episode of Across the Airwaves' DC Nation!
DC Headlines The Batman Film Sets Its Schedule
Dear CW: Its Time for a Superman Spinoff
Legends Schedules Leonard Snart's 'Return,' Plus Arrow Episode 100 News
Ratings: Arrow Hits Lows, Final Debate Up vs. Round 2
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City: S03E05: "Anything For You"
Supergirl S02E02: "The Last Children of Krypton"
The Flash S03E03: "Magenta"
Arrow S05E03: "A Matter of Trust"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S02E02: "The Justice Society of America"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Woo, and Steve assemble review Episode 4 of the fourth season of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD entitled "Let Me Stand Next to Your Fire." As Ghost Rider’s quest for vengeance brings him into an explosive confrontation with S.H.I.E.L.D., Coulson and Mack must rely on an unlikely ally. They also read viewer feedback and discuss the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 teaser
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E04 Let Me Stand Next to Your Fire
On this week’s episode we continue the "Fall 2016" TV Season with Nico's reviews of the fourth episode of Star Wars Rebels and the third episode of Westworld and Michael and newcomer Tim review the Season 12 Premiere of Supernatural. Nico also covers the TV & Entertainment News in this week's News with Nico which features the Rogue One Final Trailer, A Lightsaber Academy, the New Ahsoka Novel, Doctor Who Christmas Special First Look, Game of Thrones, Stranger Things, and Fantastic Beasts News. So join us for all of that in this latest episode of Across the Airwaves Podcast.
News with Nico Headlines: Rogue One: Final Trailer for Star Wars Film Debuts on GMA
A Lightsaber Combat Academy is Coming to San Francisco
New Ahsoka Novel is Must Read for Clone Wars Fans
First Look at Doctor Who Christmas Special
Game of Thrones: Lyanna Mormont Is Definitely Returning for Season 7
Stranger Things Promotes 'Steve' and 'Will,' Adds Mysterious Duo in Season 2
Fantastic Beasts Story Will Be Told in 5 Films
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Person of Interest Podcast: Star Wars Rebels S03E04: Hera's Heroes
Westworld S01E03: The Stray
Supernatural S12E01: Keep Calm & Carry On
On this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast, Nico, Michael, and Steve return to talk about your very favorite DC Comics characters! After a great discussion from Nico and Steve on this week's episode of Gotham: Mad City, Michael joins Nico to talk about the new season premieres of both Supergirl and DC's Legends of Tomorrow, bringing both Superman and the Justice Society of America back to the CW for the first time since Smallville! But that's not all as the duo also review this week's episodes of Arrow and The Flash, giving their crackpot theories as to what timeline Barry is stuck in, who is Prometheus, how the four part Arrowverse/Supergirl crossover will occur, and much more all on this week's episode of Across the Airwaves' DC Nation!
DC Headlines Ratings: Supergirl Sticks CW Landing
Funko Reveals New Batman the Animated Series Pop! Line
Supergirl EP Reveals James' Future as DC Comics' Guardian
USPS Unveils Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Forever Stamp
Batman ’66 Meets Wonder Woman ’77 in New DC Series
Batman: Return of the Caped Crusader Sequel Casts William Shatner as Two-Face
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo Will Reunite for Batman Centric DC Event
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City: S03E04: New Day Rising
Supergirl S02E01: The Adventures of Supergirl
Flash S03E02: Paradox
Arrow S05E02: The Recruits
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S02E01: Out of Time
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Woo, and Steve assemble review Episode 3 of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD season 4 entitled "Uprising."
As Coulson, Mack and Fitz attempt to track down and neutralize a rogue group looking to end Inhuman Registration worldwide, Simmons and Dr. Radcliffe only have hours to save May before she succumbs forever to her mysterious illness.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.: S04E03 Uprising
On this week’s episode we kick off the “Fall 2016 TV Season” with our review of the first three episodes of Star Wars Rebels including the Season 3 Premiere and the series premiere of Westworld, along with the second episode as well. We also cover the News with Nico section covering Orphan Black's Tatiana Maslany's Emmy Win, Game of Thrones Emmy News, Fargo Casting News, Star Trek Discovery News, Doctor Who Class News, Star Wars Rebels News, and Sherlock News on Season 4. So join us for all of that on the first episode of the Fall 2016 TV Season.
News with Nico Headlines: Tatiana Maslany Finally Wins an Emmy
Game of Thrones Breaks Emmy Record
Mr Robot’s Rami Malek Wins the Emmy for Lead Actor in a Drama
Star Trek: Discovery Premiere Pushed to May 2017 to Preserve 'Quality' of Series
Fargo: Mary Elizabeth Winstead Joins Season 3 Cast as 'Crafty Parolee'
Fargo Season 3: Halt and Catch Fire's Scoot McNairy Lands Recurring Role
Doctor Who Spin-Off Class Has Premiere Date & Peter Capaldi will Guest
Stan Lee Has Already Filmed His Next Four Marvel Cameos
Star Wars Rebels Crew Getting Own Funko Pop Figures
Archer to End After Season 10
Benedict Cumberbatch Says Sherlock Season 4 Could Be Last
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Person of Interest Podcast: Star Wars Rebels S03E01: Steps into Shadow
Star Wars Rebels S03E02: Holocrons of Fate
Star Wars Rebels S03E03: The Antilles Extraction
Westworld S01E01: The Original
Westworld S01E02: Chestnut
On this week's episode Steve and Nico review the third episode of Season 3 of Gotham Mad City and Michael returns to the DC Nation podcast to join Nico in reviewing the Flash Season 3 Premiere and the Arrow Season 5 Premiere. Also in the DC Headlines section, Nico discusses Arrow's low return ratings, Echo Kellum's Bigger Role in Season 5, and Ben Affleck's comments about The Batman film. So join us for all of that and more in this week's DC Nation.
DC Nation News Headlines Arrow Ratings Return Down Arrow's Echo Kellum Reveals Curtis Will Become Mr Terrific This Season Ben Affleck Drops Deathstroke Details for the Batman Film TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City: S03E03 Look Into My Eyes
Flash S03E01: Flashpoint
Arrow S05E01: Legacy
James and Woo Assemble to cover Marvel Television’s newest Netflix Original Series: Luke Cage. DISCLAIMER: This is a Spoiler filled review, if some have not seen this series, watch it, then come back. James and Woo also discuss the current state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe off and on camera. As a BONUS Woo briefly discusses the recent release of the NYCC Teaser of Marvel’s Iron Fist and the news of Sigourney Weaver’s involvement in The MCU.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Luke Cage.: S01E01-13 Season 1
On this week’s DC Nation Podcast Steve and Nico review Gotham Mad City Season 3 Episode 2 entitled "Burn the Witch." Steve has joined the DC Nation podcast to help review Gotham this season. We also report news on Deathstroke in Justice League, the CW 4 Way Crossover News, Arrow Season 5 , Batgirl Comics, Legends of Tomorrow, Green Arrow's 75th Anniversary, Flash, and Teen Titans. Join us as we continue to cover the Fall 2016 DC Nation TV Schedule.
DC Nation News Headlines Zach Snyder Reveals Deathstroke Will Appear in Justice League CW's 4-Way 'Arrowverse' Crossover to Pit Superheroes vs. DC's Dominators Stephen Amell Teases Massive Arrow Crossover for Episode 100 DC Comics Announce New Batgirl Artist Legends of Tomorrow First Look: Hourman Returns With the JSA Team DC Celebrates 75 Years of Green Arrow New Flash Photos Feature Tom Felton, Barry vs. Joe, Return of Jay Garrick Teen Titans: Rebirth #1 Puts the Young Heroes Back on Track TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City S03E02 Burn the Witch
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Woo, and Steve review Episode 2?of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD season 4 entitled "Meet the Bew Boss." SHIELD has a new Director, and there's more to him than meets the eye. Daisy gets closer to Robbie, May experiences difficulties, and the Ghost is after someone new.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: S03E21 “Absolution” & S03E22 "Ascension"
On this week’s DC Nation Podcast Steve Nostro joins the podcast to review with Nico Gotham Season 3, dubbed Mad City, Premiere entitled "Better to Reign in Hell." Steve has joined the DC Nation podcast to help review Gotham this season. We also report news on Arrow Season 5, Justice League, Supergirl, and Legends of Tomorrow. Join us as we kick off the Fall 2016 DC Nation TV Schedule.
DC Nation News Headlines Arrow Season 5 Poster Highlights Oliver's Fight for His City First Look at J.K. Simmons as Jim Gordon in Justice League Margot Robbie is Officially Making a Harley Quinn Spin-Off Film Supergirl Season 2: Superman Takes Flight in First Teaser Trailer Supergirl: Dichen Lachman Hits Jackpot, Joins Season 2 as Roulette Legends of Tomorrow Photo: The Legion of Doom Is Looking Flashy and Darhk TV Shows Reviewed on This Week’s DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Mad City S03E01 Better to Reign in Hell
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, and Woo review Episode 1 of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD season 4 entitled "The Ghost." SHIELD has a new Director, Coulson is searching for Daisy, Fitz and Radcliffe collaborate, and Daisy has a brush with the Ghost
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: S04E01 “The Ghost"
As most of you know by now, Across the Airwaves founder, host, and executive producer Dan Schmidt recently passed away. Dan originally started ATA as a college blog covering his favorite TV shows such as Smallville, Chuck, Fringe, Supernatural, V, and more; and through collaboration with co-founder Nico Reifsteck they started the podcast we know today as Across the Airwaves, along with all the other shows such as DC Nation, Marvelverse, and ThronesCast.
In tribute to our friend, Nico and Michael J. Petty put together this special memorial episode to Dan where listeners, friends, and family called in and briefly answered three questions:
- How did you meet Dan and what was your relationship with him?
- How did Dan inspire you?
- What is your favorite memory with/about Dan?
This podcast is filled with Dan's family, friends, and even our long-time podcast listeners who all just called in to talk about Dan. Throughout the show, Nico and Michael comment on the memories and relationships that these people shared and even share their own stories on how they met Dan and other fun memories from behind-the-scenes, things our normal podcast listeners would not know. Our fellow ATA podcast hosts and team members Nicki, Woo, Steve, Mark, Josh, and James join in on this episode as well as they each share their own personal stories of their time with Dan both through the podcast and in every-day life.
We would like to thank the Schmidt Family, the Association of Horizon, Dan's friends, and all our listeners for being so supportive of Across the Airwaves over the years and continuing your support as we continue on into this Fall 2016 TV Season. We are very grateful for all of you and we know that Dan was too.
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If you haven't heard by now, this past week we lost one of the greats: Daniel John Schmidt. Dan was the co-founder of Across the Airwaves and the longtime host of the DC Nation Podcast, Marvelverse Podcast, and ThronesCast here on the ATA Podcast Network. Dan was very much a Man of Steel and as we mourn the loss of this Superman, we wish to bring you to simpler times.
This special edition of the DC Nation Podcast is what we would call a LOST EPISODE, an episode that was recorded long ago but was never actually released online. Before the DC Nation Podcast covered Arrow, The Flash, Gotham, Supergirl, and all of the other DCTV shows and films, this podcast was hosted by Dan and longtime ATA host Michael J. Petty where they covered DC Comics animation such as Young Justice, Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Beware the Batman, and the DC Universe Animated Original Movies, as well as DC comic books such as the famed Forever Evil story arc and the Smallville Season 11 comic series written by friend of the podcast Bryan Q. Miller.
While on a hiatus from Beware the Batman and Smallville Season 11, Dan & Michael were covering the Forever Evil comic event as well as random DC Comics animated features. This episode was to be the first of many covering the DC Universe Animated Original Movies starting with Superman Doomsday, based off of the famous Death of Superman comic book. Unfortunately, Dan and Michael did not continue their original plan to conclude reviewing Forever Evil or the talk about Justice League: The New Frontier as an executive decision was made by us here behind the scenes that we were going to reboot the DC Nation Podcast to talk about all things live-action DCTV with Dan & Nico leading the charge. However, that's for another day. Today, we celebrate Dan's life by releasing this highly anticipated LOST EPISODE of the DC Nation Podcast covering the Superman Doomsday animated film.
Welcome back to Across the Airwaves' most inconsistent podcast: It's Tangent Time! On this quarter's episode, Michael & Woo discuss this year's biggest comic book blockbusters: Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justiceand Captain America: Civil War. Along with covering the Justice League prequel and Avengers sequel films (and the future of DC Films & Marvel Studios), the duo talk DCTV with our favorite shows Arrow& The Flashand even discuss their excitement for the upcoming animated feature Batman: The Killing Joke! All this and more on this amazing episode of It's Tangent Time!
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review Episode 10 the season finale of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled "The Winds of Winter." Jon and Sansa have a heart to heart; Cersei makes her move; Alliances are forged; Danaerys says goodbye; the equation is solved; the Game of Thrones has begun. We also report news on the show getting record-breaking ratings and Game of Thrones getting its own convention. In addition, we read listener feedback from the awesome people who have supported this podcast all season long.
Game of Thrones Headlines: Game of Thrones Hits Bonkers Ratings Numbers in Season 6
Game of Thrones is Getting Its Own Convention
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E10 The Winds of Winter
The DC Nation Podcast makes a summer appearance as we throw back to the animation days of this show with the return of our old friend Michael J. Petty to review Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Although, based on the controversy and terrible reviews surrounding this film our discussion turned into a process of deciphering Director Zack Snyder's decisions with giving suggestions on comic book material that will help you better enjoy the movie. Again, Marvel has proven to us that you can enjoy a comic book movie without doing so much work which we use as a model to give disappointed DC Comics fans hope that things can turn around with the hype surrounding David Ayers Suicide Squad and Warner Bros. placing Geoff Johns In a role similar to Kevin Feige's position over at Marvel. Also, it would not be a DC Nation Podcast if Nico didn't stop by to report casting news on all of our favorite DC TV Shows returning this Fall including The Flash, Supergirl, Gotham, Arrow and DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
DC Nation News Headlines: The Flash Season 3 Will Officially be Flashpoint
Supergirl Casts Superman: Teen Wolf's Tyler Hoechlin to Play Man of Steel
Lynda Carter is Supergirl’s President of the United States
Gotham Casts Once Upon a Time's Jamie Chung as Valerie Vale
Arrow Season 5: Faux Canary to Return as New Archer Hero, Artemis
Arrow Casts Reaper Alum as New Season 5 Vigilante Wild Dog
Arrow Casts Series Regular Role of DC Vigilante Adrian Chase in Season 5
Arrow Season 5: The Wire Alum Cast as Stringer Bell-Like Villain
DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 Adds Nick Zano in Steel-y Hero Role
On this week's Across The Airwaves, Nico and I face the bitter sweet reality that the number is up for one of our favorite shows to discuss on the podcast, Person of Interest. So join us as we bring in front of the podcast Mark Schreiner to review the series finale of Jonathan Nolan's Person of Interest and go over some of our favorite moments from one of the most flawless Network Television Shows we have watched. In addition we report news on Game of Thrones, Orphan Black, Doctor Who finally becoming an Emmy, Con Man, The Walking Dead, Archer and the Justice League Movie. Also as a reminder this will be the final episode of ATA until our Comic Con News Episode which will be released the week of July 25 but keep an eye out over the next few days for the DC Nation Podcast's review of Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and our Thrones Cast review on the Game of Thrones Season 6 Finale.
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones Hits Bonkers Ratings Numbers in Season 6
Orphan Black Renewed for Fifth and Final Season
Doctor Who is Officially an Emmy Contender
Game of Thrones is Getting Its Own Convention
Walking Dead Filmed Death Scenes for All 11 of Negan’s Potential Victims
Eliza Dushku, Alan Tudyk reunite for Con Man season 2
Archer Renewed for Seasons 8, 9 and 10
Tormund Giantsbane to Rule the Seven Seas in Justice League
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Person of Interest Podcast: Person of Interest: S05E13 Return 0
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review Episode 6 of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled Battle of the Bastards where terms of surrender are accepted and rejected by a number of major characters on the show. We also report news on Kit Harrington being the villain in the next Call of Duty Game and read listener feedback from fans who were absolutely amazed by last Sunday's episode.
Game of Thrones Related News Headlines: Kit Harington Will Play the Villain in New Call of Duty Game
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E09 Battle of the Bastards
This week's podcast is all about using technologic as we reviewed an episode of Person of Interest where Finch had to decide if sacrificing The Machine and a Orphan Black installment where Sarah must decide if going after a Neolutionist leader is the best course of action to take them down. We also report news on a character returning on Doctor Who, Gotham recasting Poison Ivy, John Williams doing Star Wars Episode VIII & Indiana Jones 5, Mallrats 2 becoming a TV Series and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Doctor Who Season 10: Matt Lucas Set for Encore as Nardole
Gotham Recasting Poison Ivy for Season 3
Doctor Who Spinoff Class Will Have LGBT Lead Character
John Williams is Aboard for Star Wars Episode VIII and Indiana Jones 5
Kevin Smith’s Mallrats 2 to Becoming TV Series
Kit Harington Will Play the Villain in New Call of Duty Game
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: Person of Interest S05E12 .exe
Orphan Black S04E10 From Dancing Mice to Psychopaths
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review Episode 8 of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled "No One" where Brienne confronts Jaime during the siege at Riverrun; Cersei delivers a defiant response; Tyrion's plan starts to come together and Arya is presented with a new challenge. Nico also reports news on the title of the next weeks' Game of Thrones episode and the Extended Season Finale.
Game of Thrones News Headlines: Game of Thrones Confirms Season 6 Finale Details
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E08 No One
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Dan, Nicki and James review the highest grossing rated R film of all time starring everyone's favorite Merc with a Mouth Deadpool. So ride in on your Zamboni to join the fun discussing the film where guy meets girl, guy becomes superhero, superhero saves girl and there's sex, sex and more sex making this movie and podcast not for the kiddies. In other words if you are still with us sit back to enjoy a Marvelverse episode filled with insight on Ryan Reynolds, predictions on Deadpool 2 with Cable, Hugh Jackman jokes and some possible fourth wall breaking too. So get this show on the airwaves because a podcast moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and listen once in a while, you could miss it!
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On this week's Across The Airwaves Podcast the theme is Presidents as we reviewed a Person of Interest episode where Mr. Reese goes to Washington to stop an assassination attempt on the President of the United States. In addition to this we review an episode of Orphan Black where archenemies have to combine forces while Nico reports news on Game of Thrones, Doctor Who, Batman: The Killing Joke Animated Movie coming to theaters and a bunch of new supporting characters appearing on Legends of Tomorrow and Supergirl including the legendary Superman.
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones Confirms Season 6 Finale Details
Doctor Who’s Peter Capaldi Says Clara Might Be Back
Batman: The Killing Joke Will Come to Theaters in July
Supergirl Season 2 Will See Superman’s Face
Supergirl Season 2 Gains 5 New Recurring Roles
Legends of Tomorrow Adds New Vixen as Series Regular for Season 2
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across The Airwaves Podcast: Person of Interest: S05E11 Synecdoche
Orphan Black: S04E09 The Mitigation of Competition
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review Episode 7 of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled "The Broken Man" where Jaime encounters a hero; the High Sparrow fixates on another prey; Arya hatches a new plan; Yara and Theon plot their next move and Olenna and Cersei discuss their families' futures. We also report some Game of Thrones news confirming a shorter Season 7 and Brienne of Tarth being the descendent of a legendary Knight.
Game of Thrones News Headlines: Game of Thrones Director Confirms Shorter Season 7
Brienne of Tarth is the Descendent of Legendary Knight
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E07 The Broken Man
On this week's Across The Airwaves, Nico and I witness the day the world went away as we reviewed two Person of Interest episodes were basically all hell broke loose with the war against Samaritan leading to secrets being revealed, crazy twists and character deaths that resulted in what our friend Mark Schreiner called the best hour of television we've had this year! Also if that wasn't exciting enough we have a review on Orphan Black along with all sorts of news about Star Wars Rogue One, Game of Thrones, Kingsmen 2, Con Man, the X-Men Legion TV Series, Arrow Season 5 and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Rogue One is Doing a Ton of Reshoots
Game of Thrones Director Confirms Shorter Season 7
Brienne of Tarth is the Descendent of Legendary Knight
Con Man Season 2 Landing at Comic Con HQ
Jeff Bridges Joins the Cast of Kingsman Sequel
X-Men Legion Gets Series Order from FX
Jake Gyllenhaal Will Star in Tom Clancy’s The Division Film
Arrow Season 5 Villain Details Revealed
Gillian Anderson Joins American Gods
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: Person of Interest S05E09 Sotto Voce
Person of Interest S05E10 The Day the World Went Away
Orphan Black S04E08 The Redesign of Natural Objects
Across The Airwaves' Marvelverse Podcast is back again this week as Dan, Nicki, Josh and James review Season 2 of the Netflix Series Marvel's Daredevil where in the void left by Wilson Fisk's removal, a new threat to Hell's Kitchen emerges and Matt Murdock is confronted by a love from his past. We also report news on Carrie Anne Moss returning for Marvel's Iron Fist and Jamie Alexander's return in Thor: Ragnarok. By the way, keep an eye out for our next episode where we will be reviewing the funniest superhero movie of all time Deadpool!
Marvel News Headlines: Carrie Ann-Moss is Back for the Iron Fist Series
Jaimie Alexander Teases Her Return in Thor: Ragnarok
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Daredevil Season 2
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review Episode 6 of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled "Blood of My Blood" where Gilly meets Sam's family; Arya mulls a difficult decision and Jaime confronts the High Sparrow. We also share news about the heavy shipping that's going on for Brienne and Tormund as well as read Listener Feedback from Game of Thrones Fans just like you.
Game of Thrones News Headlines: The Internet Can’t Stop Shipping Brienne and Tormund
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast Podcast: Game of Thrones: S06E06 "Blood of My Blood"
This week's Across The Airwaves reviewed TV show episodes where our favorite characters were just not gonna take it anymore. In fact, the Person of Interest Team is so fed up with Samaritan they battled the evil artificial intelligence in three episodes this week. On top of that we review Orphan Black and I join Michael for our review on the penultimate and season finale episodes of Supernatural Season 11 where the Winchesters took the fight to the Darkness. We also report news on The Americans, Game of Thrones Shipping, Marvel's Iron Fist and Jamie Alexander returning in Thor: Ragnarok.
News with Nico Headlines: The Americans Renewed for Seasons 5 and 6 as FX Sets End Date
The Internet Can’t Stop Shipping Brienne and Tormund
Carrie Ann-Moss is Back for the Iron Fist Series
Jamie Alexander Teases Her Return in Thor: Ragnarok
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: Person of Interest: S05E06 A More Perfect Union
Person of Interest: S05E07 QSO
Person of Interest: S05E08 Reassortment
Orphan Black: S04E07 The Antisocialism of Sex
Supernatural: S11E22 We Happy Few
Supernatural: S11E23 Alpha and Omega
On this week's DC Nation Podcast our reviews on the season finales for Gotham, The Flash and Arrow ran right into a Flashpoint as the world for these shows could be a changin' next year. That's right you've heard it here things are going to be different for our favorite DC Comics TV Shows as the first super villains were unleashed on Gotham City, Arrow featured the possible departure for many of its characters and The Flash had Barry make a decision that could change the entire CW Superhero Universe as we know it even affecting Supergirl and DC's Legends of Tomorrow. We also report news on the super villains who will change Gotham next season and Tom Cavanaugh returning to The Flash.
DC Nation News Headlines: Gotham Season 3 Will Have a Ton of New Villains
Tom Cavanagh Confirmed to Return as Series Regular for Season 3
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Wrath of the Villains S02E22 Transference
The Flash: S02E23 The Race of His Life
Arrow: S04E23 Schism
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review Episode 5 of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled "The Door" where Sansa confronts Littlefinger about what he knew of Ramsay's intentions; Arya gets an opportunity to prove herself; Bran is transported to a dangerous place; Tyrion envisions an unusual alliance and Brienne undertakes an important new mission. We also take time to read Listener Feedback from viewers of the show just like you!
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E05 "The Door"
This week's episode of Across the Airwaves says goodbye to one of our longest-running covered shows here. In the same vein as leaving Smallville, Fringe, and Chuck, Castle has now come to a conclusion. In response to the end of an era, this week's show is dedicated towards saying our goodbyes by sharing our favorite memories with Richard Castle & Kate Beckett. However, that's not all as we also cover the latest two episodes of Person of Interest's final season, and the latest episodes of Fear the Walking Dead, Orphan Black, Supernatural, and Modern Family. All this and News with Nico on this week's episode of Across the Airwaves!
News with Nico Headlines: X-Files Won’t Return This Year, but Maybe in 2017
Sherlock Casts Toby Jones as Classic Doyle Villain
Ratings: Castle Series Finale Delivers Season Highs
Fargo Signs Ewan McGregor to Play Dual Role in Season 3
The BBC is Working on a New Streaming Service, “Britflix”
Supernatural Names New Showrunners as Jeremy Carver Moves to Frequency
Sleepy Hollow Renewed for Season 4
X-Force Movie is in the Works, Could Feature X-23 Clone
Michael B Jordan Joins the Cast of Black Panther
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast: Fear the Walking Dead S02E07 "Shiva"
Castle S08E22 "Crossfire"
Person of Interest S05E04/5 "6,741/ShotSeeker"
Orphan Black S04E06 "The Scandal of Altruism"
Modern Family S07E22 "Double Click"
This week's DC Nation Podcast is dedicated to the most recent episode of The Flash where a fallen hero (Black Canary) returns as a super-villain (Black Siren) and a tragedy strikes the team in a horrific way. But that's not all as we review the season finale of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, as well as the most recent episodes of Arrow and Gotham. Plus, news discussion on the upcoming DCTV mega-crossover, Geoff Johns' new Fiege-type role for DC Films, and the announcement of a Harley Quinn spin-off movie. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation News Headlines: Warner Bros Puts Geoff Johns in Charge of DC Films
The CW announces four-way crossover with Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl
A Harley Quinn Spin-off Film is on the Way
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Wrath of the Villains S02E21 "A Legion of Horribles"
The Flash: S02E22 "Invincible"
Arrow: S04E22 "Lost in the Flood"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: S01E16 "Legendary"
ATA’s Marvelverse Podcast is back again this week as Dan, Nicki, Josh and James discuss the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season Finale Episode 21 "Absolution" and Episode 22 "Ascension"! Throughout the discussion we go over the major character deaths that occurred, our thoughts on Season 4 conveying the aftermath of Captain America Civil War, what's going to happen with Bobbi and Hunter after Most Wanted has been canceled and how Shield could connect to the Marvel Netflix Shows or Movies with the possibility of Tony Stark being able to appear on the show. Also, Nico shares with us exciting news about the New Mutants film, Jessica Jones and the Defenders, and an exciting new potential addition to the Black Panther film! Oh and I can't wrap up our season without thanking our my cohosts, editors and listeners like you for supporting this podcast all season long and we will be back in two weeks for a three-week stretch where we will review Daredevil Season 2, Deadpool and X-Men Apocalypse.
News with Nico Marvel Edition Headlines: Professor X Will be Back in New Mutants Film
Jessica Jones and The Defenders Will be Filmed Back to Back
Lupita Nyong’o in Talks to Star in Black Panther Film
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: S03E21 “Absolution” & S03E22 "Ascension"
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review Episode 4 of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled "Book of the Stranger" where Tyrion makes a deal while stalling for Daenerys return; Theon tries to make amends for the past; Jorah and Daario realize their next move won't be an easy one and Cersei discusses Margaery's future with Olenna. We also take time to read Listener Feedback from viewers of the show just like you!
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E04 "Book of the Stranger"
Hey gang, the theme of this week's episode of Across the Airwaves is surveillance. Between the Machine and other computers tracking everyone's movements in Person of Interest and Howard's paranoia about the Air Force spying on him on this week's Big Bang Theory, we have a lot to discuss. Plus, our other favorite shows including Castle, Orphan Black, Fear the Walking Dead, and even more, all on this week's Across the Airwaves Podcast!
News with Nico Headlines: Could Captain Jack Return to Doctor Who?
First Assassin’s Creed Trailer Released
Castle Canceled After 8 Seasons
The X-Men TV Show Will Connect to the Films
Bryan Cranston Boards Philip K. Dick Anthology Series From Ronald D. Moore
Ratings: Castle Audience at 7-Month High; POI Down in Monday Debut
Professor X Will be Back in New Mutants Film
Jessica Jones and The Defenders Will be Filmed Back to Back
Lupita Nyong’o in Talks to Star in Black Panther Film
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: Fear the Walking Dead S02E06 "Sicut Cervus"
Person of Interest S05E02/03 "SNAFU/Truth be Told"
Castle S08E21 "Hell to Pay"
Orphan Black S04E05 "Human Raw Material"
Supernatural S11E21 "All in the Family"
New Girl S05E21E22 "Wedding Eve, Landing Gear"
Modern Family S07E20E21 "Promposal, Crazy Train"
The Big Bang Theory S09E24 "The Convergence Convergence"
On this week's Marvelverse Podcast Special Edition, Josh, James and Dan review the #1 movie in the box office, Captain America Civil War. The anxiously awaited film where a political incident fractures the Avengers into two camps, one led by Steve Rogers and his desire for the Avengers to remain free to defend humanity without government interference, and the other following Tony Stark's surprising decision to support government oversight and accountability. In addition to discussing the awesomeness of this movie we also talk about its impact on the upcoming Marvel Films including Doctor Strange, Spider-Man Homecoming, Ant-Man & The Wasp, Thor: Ragnarok, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 and Avengers: Infinity War.
In honor of comic guru and filmmaker Kevin Smith directing this week's episode of The Flash, this week's DC Nation Podcast is all about comic book men. Aside from reviewing this week's adventure with the Scarlet Speedster, we also cover the action-packed episodes of Gotham, Arrow, and Legends of Tomorrow. Plus, discussion on the renewal (and relocation) of Supergirl as well as NBC's pickup of the latest DCTV property, the new comedy drama Powerless & SyFy's pilot order for the Superman prequel series Krypton. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation News Headlines: NBC Orders DC Comics' Powerless
Supergirl Renewed and Moving to the CW
New Justice League Villain Possibly Revealed
Superman Prequel Krypton Ordered to Pilot at SyFy
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's DC Nation Podcast: Gotham: Wrath of the Villains S02E20 "Unleashed"
The Flash S02E21 "The Runaway Dinosaur"
Arrow S04E21 "Monument Park"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S01E15 "Destiny"
ATA’s Marvelverse Podcast is back again this week as Dan, Nicki, and James discuss Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode 20, Emancipation where Talbot demands that Coulson register the S.H.I.E.L.D. Inhumans, and is less than thrilled to learn about the threat of Hive while, Daisy helps Lincoln to escape the base so that he can join her. There's also unfortunately no news from Nico this week but we still have listener feedback and keep an eye out for our Marvelverse Podcast Special Edition where we review Captain America Civil War!
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of Shield: S03E20 "Emancipation"
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review Episode 3 of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled “Oathbreaker”" where Bran glimpses the past; Daenerys learns what's in store for her; Tommen faces the High Sparrow; Arya trains to be No One; Varys comes up with a solution to a vexing problem and Ramsay gets a gift.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E03 "Oathbreaker"
On this week's Across the Airwaves Podcast we celebrate returns, specifically the return of Person of Interest with it's fifth and final season! As PoI starts back up, we begin to wind down on some of our other shows such as Castle, Supernatural, and your favorite sitcoms, but don't worry, our other favorites like Orphan Black and Fear the Walking Dead are still going strong! All this and more on this week's episode of Across the Airwaves!
- News with Nico Headlines:
Star Wars’ Han Solo Film: Alden Ehrenreich Lands The Lead In Spinoff
Ratings: Person of Interest Returns Up From Year Ago, Bests Limitless Finale
Ratings: Big Bang Slips to 8-Year Low
Castle's Nathan Fillion Set for Potential Season 9 After Inking New Deal
John Krasinski To Star In ‘Jack Ryan’ Amazon TV Series From Carlton Cuse & Paramount TV
- TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast:
Fear the Walking Dead: S02E05 “Captive”
Person of Interest: S05E01 “B.S.O.D.”
Castle: S08E20 “Much Ado About Murder”
Orphan Black: S04E04 “From Instinct to Rational Control”
Supernatural: S11E20 “Don’t Call Me Shurley”
New Girl: S05E19E20 “Dress, Return to Sender”
The Big Bang Theory: S09E23 “The Line Substitution Solution”
This week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast celebrates the introduction of classic DC character Azrael into the Gotham mythos as the anti-hero made his debut on this week's self-titled episode. We also discuss this week's most recent episodes of The Flash, Arrow, and Legends of Tomorrow! Plus, discussion on the upcoming DC films such as The Flash, Justice League, and Batman: The Killing Joke. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation News Headlines: Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 Adding a Powered 'Han Solo,' Female Soldier
The Flash Movie Loses Its Director
Justice League Will Have a Alfred
Batman The Killing Joke Release Date Announced
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast: Gotham S02E19 "Azrael"
The Flash S02E20 "Rupture"
Arrow S04E20 "Genesis"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S01E14 "River of Time"
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On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Dan, Nicki, Josh and James review Episode 19 of Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled Failed Experiments where a S.H.I.E.L.D. strike team goes after Hive as Mack tries to rescue Daisy before it's too late and FitzSimmons create an anti-toxin against Hive's parasites that Lincoln insists on testing it on himself. We also report news on the Inhumans movie no longer having a release date, The Punisher getting his own Netflix series and read feedback from our loyal listeners.
News with Nico Marvel Edition: Inhumans No Longer Has a Release Date
Punisher Gets His Own TV Series on Netflix
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of Shield: S03E19 "Failed Experiments"
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and our special guest Steve Nostro review Episode 2 of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled "Home" where Bran trains under the guidance of the Three-Eyed Raven; Tommen gets advice from Jaime; Tyrion must get creative to find good news; Thorne has the support of the Night's Watch; Balon Greyjoy hears several proposals and Ramsay comes up with a new plan. We also report news on about last week's Game of Thrones Season Premiere setting a new ratings record and read listener feedback including Nicki's thoughts on the episode because she wasn't able to join us this week.
Game of Thrones News: Game of Thrones: The Season 6 Premiere Set a New Ratings Record
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E02 "Home"
On this week's Across The Airwaves we want to hear you roar as our review of New Girl's full hour Bachelor and Bachelorette Party Adventure headlines this week's episode. However, that's not all the roaring we did with our reviews this week as Nick fought his way back to the mainland on Fear of The Walking Dead, Castle showed his amazement over a man who could cheat death and Bernadette roared with laughter as Sheldon presented her with a game of D&D that brought her out of a pregnancy depression. Oh and before I forget there's Nico's review with Bill on Orphan Black and Michael stops by to review Supernatural as well. We also report news on Game of Thrones, Star Wars Rogue One, Jon Stewart, Marvel's The Punisher Netflix Series and more.
News with Nico Headlines:
Game of Thrones: The Season 6 Premiere Set a New Ratings Record?
Mads Mikkelsen Reveals His Rogue One Character?
Jon Stewart Going to Make Web Videos and Docs for HBO?
Castle Ratings Tick Back Up?
InHumans No Longer Has a Release Date?
Punisher Gets His Own TV Series on Netflix?
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast:
Fear the Walking Dead: S02E04 Blood in the Streets
Castle: S08E19 Dead Again
Orphan Black: S04E03 The Stigmata of Progress
Supernatural: S11E19 The Chitters
New Girl: S05E17 Road Trip
New Girl: S05E18 A Chill Day in
The Big Bang Theory: S09E22 The Fermentation Bifurcation
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On this week's DC Nation Podcast, we reviewed episodes where our heroes felt powerless as The Flash dealt with Zoom taking his powers away, Arrow dealt with the team feeling powerless about preventing the Black Canary's death and Rip Hunter expressed frustration over being able to prevent his family's tragic fate on DC's Legends of Tomorrow. We also report news on Suicide Squad revealing The Joker's origins, JK Simmons' role in Justice League and the Green Lantern Corps movie. In addition, thank you goes to Joshua Murcray and Mark Schreiner for their help with writing the podcast script for this episode.
DC Nation News Headlines:
Will Suicide Squad Reveal the Origins of the Joker?
JK Simmons Reveals Size of His Role in Justice League
Green Lantern Corps Rumored to Have 3 Earth Lanterns
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's DC Nation Podcast: The Flash: S02E19 Back to Normal
Arrow: S04E19 Canary Cry
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: S01E13 Leviathan
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On this week's Marvelverse Podcast, Dan, Nicki, Josh and James review Episode 18 of Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled The Singularity where Fitzsimmons tries to find a way to stop Hive as he continues to recruit Inhumans to his side. We also report news on Marvel's The Defenders getting a Showrunner and read feedback from our loyal listeners.
News with Nico Marvel Edition: The Defenders Finds Its Showrunner
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of Shield: S03E18 "The Singularity"
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review the Season Premiere of Game of Thrones Season 6 entitled "The Red Woman" where Daenerys meets a strong man, while Cersei sees Myrcella once more and the Knights Watch react to the assassination of Jon Snow. We also report news on Game of Thrones Season 7 and read feedback from our loyal listeners.
Game of Thrones News Headlines:
Game of Thrones Renewed for Season 7
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Thrones Cast: Game of Thrones: S06E01 "The Red Woman"
The theme of this week's Across the Airwaves episode is "Friends", no not the classic 90s sitcom. We are talking about a week of television exploring the importance of having good friends to watch out for you while we review episodes of Fear the Walking Dead, the new season of Orphan Black, Castle, and your favorite sitcoms like New Girl and The Big Bang Theory! All this and more, including news on your favorite shows, on this week's Across the Airwaves Podcast!
News with Nico Headlines:
Game of Thrones Renewed for Season 7
Person of Interest Season 5 Trailer
Stana Katic Leaving Castle for Season 9
Castle Bosses Eye Multiple Endings Amid Uncertain Future
Castle Books Firefly Alum Jewel Staite
Amazon to Offer Monthly Video Subscription, Not Just Prime The Defenders Finds Its Showrunner TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: Fear the Walking Dead: S02E03 "Ouroboros"
Castle: S08E18 "Backstabber"
Orphan Black: S04E02 "Transgressive Border Crossing"
New Girl: S05E15/16 "Jeff Day/Helmet"
The Big Bang Theory: S09E21 "The Viewing Party Combustion"
This week on the DC Nation we take the fight to the villains as Supergirl, Martian Manhunter, and the rest of the DEO team take the final fight to Non, Indigo, and the rest of Fort Rozz in the season (series?) finale of Supergirl! On another Earth, The Flash races back to Earth-2 to take on Zoom. Our podcast team doesn't just cover the Girl of Steel & The Fastest Man Alive, however, but we also talk this week's episodes of Gotham and Legends of Tomorrow! All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation News Headlines: Arrow EPs Open Up About Flashback Woes, Why Season 5 Should Be Better
Justice League Adds Willem Dafoe to Cast
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast:
Gotham S02E18 "Pinewood"
Supergirl S01E20 "Better Angels"
The Flash S02E18 "Versus Zoom"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S01E12 "Last Refuge"
On this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Josh and Dan review Episode 17 of Marvel's Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled The Team where Daisy and her team of Inhumans rescue Coulson and his people from Hydra revealing a traitor within the team that threatens to tear S.H.I.E.L.D. apart from the inside. We also share news about Deadpool 2, Thor Ragnarok and Doctor Strange while reading listener feedback from our loyal listeners.
News with Nico Marvel Edition: Deadpool 2 is Officially Happening with Ryan Reynolds
Natalie Portman Will Not Return for Thor Ragnarok
First Doctor Strange Poster Released
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of Shield: S03E17 The Team
Hey gang, welcome back to Across the Airwaves, the podcast dedicated to fulfilling all your television needs! On this week's episode, we're taking a ride on the magic carpet as we review an all new Aladdin-themed episode of Castle! But that not all as we continue with reviewing the Fear the Walking Dead saga along with new episodes of Orphan Black, New Girl and Modern Family! All this, plus news about Game of Thrones, the comic book return of Torchwood, Comic Con streaming this year's panels, Bill and Ted 3, Doctor Strange, Deadpool 2 and so much more on this week's episode of Across the Airwaves!
News with Nico Headlines: The Final Game of Thrones Season May Be Shortened
New Girl Renewed for Season 6
American Gods Adds Crispin Glover and Jonathan Tucker
San Diego Comic Con’s Hall H Panels Will be Streamed Online
Bill and Ted 3 is Happening
Conan O’Brien and Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun Starred in a K-Pop Music Video
John Barrowman Brings Torchwood Back in New Comic Book Series
Fear the Walking Dead Renewed for Season 3 at AMC
Deadpool 2 is Officially Happening with Ryan Reynolds
Natalie Portman Will Not Return for Thor Ragnarok
First Doctor Strange Poster Released
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: Castle: S08E17 "Death Wish"
Fear the Walking Dead: S02E02 "We All Fall Down"
Orphan Black: S04E01 " The Collapse of Nature"
New Girl: S05E14 "300 Feet"
Modern Family: S07E19 "Man Shouldn’t Lie"
This week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast travels back in time to the late 1800s, a time of cowboys, stand-offs, and Jonah Hex! No, not Josh Brolin The CW version of Jonah Hex as we review a DC's Legends of Tomorrow episode where our heroes team up with the famous gunslinger to battle the Time Masters. However the fun doesn't stop there as we review the Wrath of the Villains igniting over on Gotham and mind control plagues National City over on Supergirl. All this with news about Ben Affleck directing the next Batman stand-alone film and a new Suicide Squad Trailer on this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation News Headlines: Ben Affleck Will Go Full Batfleck and Direct the Batman Movie
Ratings: Gotham Slips to New Low
Task Force X Arrives in New Suicide Squad
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's DC Nation Podcast : Gotham S02E17 "Wrath of the Villains: Into the Woods"
Supergirl S01E19 "Myriad"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S01E11 "The Magnificent Eight"
On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Josh and Dan review Episode 16 of Marvel's Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled Paradise Lost where Gideon wrestles with his past as Hive calls a meaning of Hydra's inner council, Daisy and Lincoln look for a former Afterlifer with information on Hive and the others investigate Hydra's newest business acquisition. We also take the time to discuss the Doctor Strange Trailer, give more theories about Captain America Civil War and read listener feedback from our loyal listeners.
Marvelverse News Headlines: First Trailer for Marvel's Doctor Strange Unveiled
Spider-Man 2017 Movie Renamed Spider-Man Homecoming
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of Shield: S03E16 Paradise Lost
Ellen Dubin has starred in THE COLLECTOR, LEXX, & NAPOLEON DYNAMITE;
as well as having been a voice-over artist for…
GUILD WARS 2,
ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM,
STAR WARS UPRISING,
DEFENSE GRID: 2,
ELDER SCROLLS ONLINE,
WORLD OF WARCRAFT: WARLORDS OF DRAENOR,
WASTELAND 2,
and FALLOUT 4!
You may have also heard her voice as a part of the highly acclaimed Disney California Adventure attraction THE WORLD OF COLOR and WORLD OF COLOR: WINTER DREAMS, and Disneyland's 60th ANNIVERSARY FIREWORKS SPECTACLE!
Currently Ms. Dubin is the voice of Captain Phasma in the Disney XD's "LEGO Star Wars: The Resistance Rises"
provided a voice to the promo trailers for the video games SCREAMRIDE and SKYFORGE & plays Colonel Theia in the upcoming live-action, sci-fi series, NOBILITY
It is with great pleasure that we present an exclusive interview with the amazing Ellen Dubin here on Across the Airwaves!
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Everybody sing, were sailing on The Love Boat! Filled with Zombies and gore! As this week, we review the second season premiere of Fear the Walking Dead! As flesh eating zombies attack on the high seas, we move over to the East to cover the final two episodes of Sleepy Hollow's third (and final?) season with this week's Castle and finally we move back to the mid-west to talk all things Supernatural! Plus, we cover our favorite sitcoms such as The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family! There's also news about Game of Thrones, Star Wars, Sherlock Season 4, Doctor Who, Doctor Strange, Gilmore Girls and more on the latest action-packed episode of Across the Airwaves!
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones to Have an Official Aftershow
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’s First Trailer is Here
Sherlock Season 4 Production Begins?
Will Yoda Return in Episode VIII?
Doctor Who Spinoff Class Will be Like British Buffy
Galaxy Quest Revival at Amazon Halted in Wake of Alan Rickman’s Death
Doctor Strange Takes to Streets in New Set Photos
Gilmore Girls Revival: Melissa McCarthy Sets Return as Sookie!
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: Fear the Walking Dead: S02E01 "Monster"
Castle: S08E16 "Heartbreaker"
Supernatural: S11E17/18 "Red Meat/Hell’s Angel"
Sleepy Hollow: S03E17/18 "Delaware/Ragnarok"
Modern Family: S07E18 "The Party"
The Big Bang Theory: S09E20 "The Big Bear Precipitation"
Everybody sing, were sailing on The Love Boat! Filled with Zombies and gore! As this week, we review the second season premiere of Fear the Walking Dead! As flesh eating zombies attack on the high seas, we move over to the East to cover the final two episodes of Sleepy Hollow's third (and final?) season with this week's Castle and finally we move back to the mid-west to talk all things Supernatural! Plus, we cover our favorite sitcoms such as The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family! There's also news about Game of Thrones, Star Wars, Sherlock Season 4, Doctor Who, Doctor Strange, Gilmore Girls and more on the latest action-packed episode of Across the Airwaves!
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones to Have an Official Aftershow
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’s First Trailer is Here
Sherlock Season 4 Production Begins?
Will Yoda Return in Episode VIII?
Doctor Who Spinoff Class Will be Like British Buffy
Galaxy Quest Revival at Amazon Halted in Wake of Alan Rickman’s Death
Doctor Strange Takes to Streets in New Set Photos
Gilmore Girls Revival: Melissa McCarthy Sets Return as Sookie!
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: Fear the Walking Dead: S02E01 "Monster"
Castle: S08E16 "Heartbreaker"
Supernatural: S11E17/18 "Red Meat/Hell’s Angel"
Sleepy Hollow: S03E17/18 "Delaware/Ragnarok"
Modern Family: S07E18 "The Party"
The Big Bang Theory: S09E20 "The Big Bear Precipitation"
This week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast is all about the Canary, specifically Laurel Lance, the Black Canary. On this week's show we discuss in detail the ramifications of this week's episode of Arrow, including how it will change the series going forward into Season 5, where the next episode will go, and how it will affect our favorite characters. However, that's not all as we also travel through time with the other Canary, Sara Lance the White Canary, and her amazing friends over on Legends of Tomorrow. All this in addition to news reporting about the Batman The Killing Joke Animated Movie, Echo Kellum being promoted to a Series Regular on Arrow and Katie Cassidy appearing on The Flash as an Earth-2 Character on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC News Headlines Arrow Season 5: Echo Kellum Promoted to Series Regular as Curtis
Batgirl Will Have a Larger Role in Batman: The Killing Joke Animated Movie
The Flash Enlists Arrow's Katie Cassidy to Appear as Earth-Two Character
TV Shows Reviews on this Week's Podcast Arrow S04E18 "Eleven-Fifty-Nine"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S01E10 "Progeny"
On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Josh and Dan review Episode 14 of Marvel's Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled Watchdogs where a new group, the Watchdogs, go public and destroy an ATCU facility as they declare on the war on the Inhumans and the ATCU interrupting Mack's down time with his brother. We also take the time to read listener feedback from our loyal listeners and Nico stops by to share news about Jeremy Renner wanting a Hawkeye Netflix Miniseries.
News with Nico Marvel Edition: Deadpool Now Highest Grossing R Rated Film Ever
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of Shield: S03E14 "Watchdogs"
On this week's Across the Airwaves we reviewed episodes where the villains came out to play causing a lot of really bad stuff to happen. The merciless Negan emerged on The Walking Dead making the zombie filled world even more dangerous and Star Wars Rebels caused the wrath of Darth Maul & Darth Vader to leave lasting effects on The Ghost Crew. Even the sitcoms gave its characters villains to face as Jess contended with her ex-boyfriend who punched Nick in the throat on New Girl and The Big Bang Theory had Sheldon contend with his Storage Locker of Shame! However, this episode isn't all about supporters of evil as Nico brings light to the darkness with news about all sorts of exciting Star Wars content to come connecting Rebels to A New Hope and the upcoming film Rogue One.
News with Nico Headlines: Harrison Ford is Auctioning Off Han Solo’s Jacket
Daisy Ridley’s Star Wars Audition Is So Insanely Awesome
New Star Wars Novel Featuring Ahsoka Tano Announced
Star Wars Rebels Season 3 Connections to A New Hope and Rogue One
Mythbusters Destroyed All Evidence of an Easy-to-Make Explosive
Science Channel to Resurrect Mythbusters with New Reality Show
Deadpool Now Highest Grossing R Rated Film Ever
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The Walking Dead: S06E16 Last Day on Earth
Star Wars Rebels: S02E19-20 Twilight of the Apprentice: Part I & II
New Girl: S05E13 Sam, Again
Modern Family S07E17 Express Yourself
The Big Bang Theory S09E19 The Solder Excursion Diversion
On this week's DC Nation Podcast, The Flash proved he is the master of the DC Television Multiverse as he was running all throughout our reviews for the week. The Flash is on a mission to defeat Zoom by unlocking his universe hopping abilities which landed Barry a guest spot on Supergirl, a run in with his past self as he traveled back in time on his own show, the reemergence of a villain who originated in Central City on Arrow and a crazy twist with one of The Flash's Rogues on DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Heck, I'm surprised that The Flash didn't make our review of Gotham for the week breaking Gordon out of jail. Again, a crossover between Gotham and The Flash could only work as a good April Fools joke but I can assure you our news section for the week is no joking matter as Nico reports on the Supergirl/The Flash Crossover being a ratings success, DC Comics revealing the real identity of The Joker and Suicide Squad adding more humor to the movie through re-shoots.
DC Nation News Headlines: Ratings: Supergirl Gets 30 Percent Boost From Flash's Gleeful Crossover
DC Comics Will Reveal the True Identity of the Joker
Suicide Squad Adding More Humor in Reshoots
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's DC Nation Podcast:
Gotham S02E16 Wrath of the Villains: Prisoners
Supergirl: S01E18 Worlds Finest
The Flash S02E17 Flash Back
Arrow S04E17 Beacon of Hope
DC Legends of Tomorrow S01E09 Left Behind
On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, James, Josh and Dan review Episode 14 of Marvel's Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled Watchdogs where a new group, the Watchdogs, go public and destroy an ATCU facility as they declare on the war on the Inhumans and the ATCU interrupting Mack's down time with his brother. We also take the time to read listener feedback from our loyal listeners and Nico stops by to share news about Jeremy Renner wanting a Hawkeye Netflix Miniseries.
News with Nico Marvel Edition: Jeremy Renner Wants a Hawkeye Miniseries on Netflix
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of Shield: S03E14 "Watchdogs"
Hello Across the Airwaves Listeners! This week's set of reviews were all about characters on our favorite shows going separate ways as the Alexandrians react to Carol leaving the community, Castle gave us a scare Rick and Beckett were going to break up again, the Ghost Crew splits up to better take on Darth Vader during this week's Star Wars Rebels, Supernatural left The Winchesters regretting the day they departed ways with Bobby and Sleepy Hollow has Abbie debate if she should separate from the FBI in pursuit of being a Witness. The sitcoms also got in on the idea of going separate ways as New Girl dealt with Schmidt's relationship with his estranged father and The Dunphy Parents struggled with heading off to Paris. Nico also reports news on Doctor Who casting the new companion, Indiana Jones 5, Coach returning to New Girl, whose going to be playing The Tick on the reboot TV Series and the title role being casted for CBS' MacGyver Reboot.
News with Nico Headlines: Walking Dead Season Finale Gets Supersized
Peter Capaldi Confirms New Doctor Who Companion Cast
Indiana Jones 5 Confirmed With Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg
Coach Returning to New Girl for Season Ending Arc
The Tick Reboot: Peter Serafinowicz to Star in Amazon Pilot
Freaks and Geeks in Cinematic HD on Blu-Ray
MacGyver Reboot: X-Men's Lucas Till Snags Title Role in CBS Pilot
Jeremy Renner Wants a Hawkeye Miniseries on Netflix
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The Walking Dead S06E15 East
Castle S08E15 Fidelis Ad Mortem
Star Wars Rebels S02E18 The Mystery of Chopper Base
Supernatural S11E16 Safe House
Sleepy Hollow S03E16 Dawn’s Early Light
New Girl S05E12 D-Day
Modern Family S07E17 Express Yourself
DC Nation Podcast Listeners, I did not kill my wife! Although, you're probably thinking why should we care especially when I'm not married. Well, the TV show and movie The Fugitive seemed to inspire the stories for the DC Television Shows this week as our favorite heroes were framed for crimes they didn't commit. In other words, don't start making accusations about me when we review new episodes of Gotham, Supergirl, The Flash and Arrow. Also, if you are able to bring a criminal case against me, I've got Nico as my alibi with his news report on the first photo of Wonder Woman and her fellow Amazons in the upcoming feature film.
DC Nation News Headlines: Wonder Woman and the Amazons Stand Tall in First Photo
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's DC Nation Podcast:
Gotham S02E15 Wrath of the Villains: Mad Grey Dawn
Supergirl: S01E17 Manhunter
The Flash S02E16 Trajectory
Arrow S04E15 Broken Hearts
On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh and Dan review Episode 13 of Marvel's Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled Parting Shot where after tracking Malick to Russia, Bobbi and Hunter become involved in an assassination plot causing the team to be changed forever as it races to save lives. We also take the time to give our theories about the spinoff TV Series this episode inspired Marvel's Most Wanted and read listener feedback from our loyal listeners!
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of Shield: S03E13 "Parting Shot"
Across the Airwaves Listeners! We found the droid you are looking for, it's Chopper! Yeah, he may come across as grumpy but once he becomes your Droidfriend he will never let you go as we saw from Chopper becoming buddies with an Imperial Droid on the episode of Star Wars Rebels we reviewed this week. Although, the fun doesn't stop there as Nico and I wouldn't be a good friend to you if we didn't come through on our reviews of The Walking Dead, Sleepy Hollow, New Girl and Modern Family for the week. In addition, Nico even throws in his equivalent of a nice big friendly hug by reporting news on Person of Interest being canceled after it's upcoming Season 5, Star Wars Rogue One getting a prequel comic series, Judd Hirsch being casted as Leonard's Father on The Big Bang Theory and more.
News with Nico Headlines: Person of Interest Officially Cancelled
Star Wars Rogue One to Get Prequel Comic Series from Marvel
Big Bang Casts Judd Hirsch as Leonard’s Father
American Gods Casts Sucker Punch Star as Shadow Moon's Wife Laura
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The Walking Dead S06E14 Twice as Far
Star Wars Rebels S02E17 The Forgotten Droid
Sleepy Hollow S03E15 Incommunicado
New Girl S05E11 The Apartment
Modern Family S07E16 The Cover-Up
Hey DC Nation Podcast Listeners! Remember the Jack Nicholson Joker's phrase ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight. Well, this week we reviewed episodes of our favorite DC TV Shows where our heroes were tempted by this same devil as Bruce Wayne confronted his parents' supposed killer and Supergirl showed her evil side by being infected by red kryptonite. However, don't worry that listening to this podcast will leave open to being tempted by the devil because we have Nico here to save your soul by reporting news on Batman: The Killing Joke starring Mark Hamill & Kevin Conroy, Amber Heard being casted in the Justice League & Aquaman Films & Gotham being renewed for Season 3.
DC Nation News Headlines: Batman: The Killing Joke Will Have Mark Hamill and Kevin Conroy
Gotham Renewed for Season 3
Amber Heard Confirms Her Role for Justice League and Aquaman
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's DC Nation Podcast:
Gotham S02E14 Wrath of the Villains: The Ball of Mud and Meanness
Supergirl: S01E16 Falling
On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh and Dan review Episode 12 of Marvel's Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled "The Inside Man" where Coulson and the team investigate an international conference on the fate of the Inhumans while back on the bus, Fitzsimmons may have found a way to stop the Inhuman gene from spreading. We also used this week's discussion as an opportunity to share our theories about Captain America Civil War and read the Listener Feedback sent to us by our loyal listeners. In addition, Nico stops by to share news about premiere date of Marvel's New Netflix Series Luke Cage an update on Shield's ratings which I think improved this week.
News with Nico Marvel Edition: Mike Colter Confirms Luke Cage Premiere Date
Ratings: SHIELD Returns to Lows
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agents of Shield: S03E12 "The Inside Man"
This week's Across the Airwaves Podcast is titled Hollywood Showboating because we reviewed a episode of Castle where he went mystery solving in Hollywood and a The Walking Dead episode where the Alexandrians' new enemies The Saviors did some showboating by taking two members of Rick's group hostage. However, that's not all we reviewed this week as Nicki stopped by to discuss The Muppets Season Finale, Michael joins the party to give his thoughts on Sleepy Hollow and then Nico joins me again to finish off the episode with our opinions on Jess' long-awaited return to New Girl and The Big Bang Theory. We also deliver news on the MythBusters Series Finale, Game of Thrones, The Tick getting rebooted, Sharknado 4 and Daisy Ridley possibly starring in a Tomb Raider reboot film.
News with Nico Headlines: Mythbusters Concludes Its Run as Best Science Show of a Generation
Rick and Morty Season 3 Will Air in 2016
Game of Thrones: Kit Harrington Confirms that Jon Snow Will Make Season 6 Appearance
Johnny Depp Was on Walking Dead (Sort of)
Daisy Ridley Could Play Lara Croft in Tomb Raider Reboot
Game of Thrones Website Allows You to Add to the Hall of Faces
The Tick is Getting Rebooted at Amazon with Pilot Order
Sharknado 4 Casts Gary Busey
Ratings: Sleepy Hollow Slips Again
Mike Colter Confirms Luke Cage Premiere Date
Ratings: SHIELD Returns to Lows
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The Walking Dead S06E13 The Same Boat
Castle S08E14 The GDS
Sleepy Hollow S03E14 Into the Wild
The Muppets S01E15 Generally Inhospitable
The Muppets S01E16 Because… Love
New Girl S05E10 Goosebumps Walkaway
The Big Bang Theory S09E18 The Application Deterioration
On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh, James, Nicki and Dan review the midseason return episode of Marvel's Agents of Shield Season 3 entitled "Bouncing Back" where Coulson and President Ellis come to an arrangement regarding the hunt for Malick while, Daisy leads a team to Bogota to track down a rogue Inhuman, and discovers that there's more involved than they first thought. We also have a Listener Feedback Section featuring content from our loyal listeners and Nico stops by to report news on Fox taking Gambit off their release schedule and adding two untitled Marvel films. By the way, if you listen to this show on iTunes please make sure you resubscribe to the podcast because we had to make a change to our feed.
News with Nico: Marvel Edition: Fox Takes Gambit Off Release Schedule, Adds 2 Untitled Marvel Films
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents of Shield: S03E11 "Bouncing Back"
There was a disturbance in the force Across the Airwaves Listeners as we reviewed the episode of Star Wars Rebels where where Ashoka made the shocking discovery Darth Vader is her former master. However this wasn't the disturbance that occurred on television this week with us reviewing the wrath of a new villain on The Walking Dead, Castle being revisited by the memories he lost after going missing and more supernatural happenings on Sleepy Hollow. Even the sitcom reviews gave us a Star Wars vibe as we all had a bad feeling about Luke and Manny's computer problem on Modern Family and Nick developing a romance with Megan Fox's character Reagan on New Girl. Then Nico brings balance back to everything with his news about Game of Thrones, The Dark Tower, Doctor Who, BlindSpot, Disney's Captain Nemo Film and CBS' Nancy Drew. Also, if you are looking for our review on the season finale for The Muppets, it's going to be on next week's episode because of scheduling conflicts regarding recording with Nicki.
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones: HBO Won't Send Screeners to Critics Because of Season 5 Leaks and Season 6 Secrets
The Dark Tower Will Star Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey
Doctor Who Tenth Doctor & Donna Adventures Get Spiffy Trailer
Ian McShane is American Gods’ Mr Wednesday
POI's Sarah Shahi Is CBS' Nancy Drew
James Mangold Will Direct Captain Nemo Film for Disney
Ratings: Blindspot Returns to Series Low
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The Walking Dead: S06E12 Not Tomorrow Yet
Castle: S08E13 And Justice For All
Star Wars Rebels: S02E16 Shroud of Darkness
Sleepy Hollow: S03E13 Dark Mirror
New Girl: S05E09 Heat Wave
Modern Family: S07E15 I Don’t Know How She Does It
On this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh, Nicki and Dan review the Season Finale of Agent Carter Season 2 entitled "Hollywood Endings" where to stop Whitney, the team attempts to steal her research so that they can build a rift generator of their own and send the Zero Matter back to where it came from. We also have a Listener Feedback section featuring emails from our loyal listeners and Nico reports on Martin Freeman's role in Captain America Civil War, The Punisher Netflix Spinoff Series, the Daredevil Season 2 Promo and Finn Jones being casted as Iron Fist.
News with Nico Marvel Edition: Martin Freeman’s Role in Captain America Civil War Revealed
Jeph Loeb Shoots Down Rumors about The Punisher Netflix Series
Elektra Strikes in New Daredevil Season 2 Promo
Game of Thrones' Finn Jones Lands Title Role in Marvel's Iron Fist
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agent Carter: S02E10 "Hollywood Endings"
Holy UFO sightings Batman, it looks like The X-Files has left us on a major cliffhanger! On this week's Across the Airwaves Podcast, the gang reviews the season finale of The X-Files in great detail, celebrates Adam West's appearance on the 200th episode of The Big Bang Theory, slays zombies on The Walking Dead, and uses the force to help the Rebellion on Star Wars Rebels! Don't worry though, that's certainly not all as we also review this week's Castle, Supernatural, Sleepy Hollow, The Muppets, New Girl, and Modern Family episodes! All this and so much more on this week's episode of Across the Airwaves!
News with Nico Headlines: Original 35mm Print of Star Wars Found
We’re Gonna Get a Bunch of The Force Awakens Deleted Scenes
Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira 'Campaigned' for Unscripted Nude Scene
Doctor Who Streaming on Amazon Prime Starting in March
X-Files Ratings: X-Files Revival Rises with Derided Finale
Chris Carter Says X-Files is Coming Back for More Episodes… Eventually
Everyone is Dead in New Game of Thrones Season 6 Posters
Sarah Michelle Gellar Set to Headline Cruel Intentions Pilot for NBC
HBO Westworld May Be Delayed Until 2017
Bones Renewed for 12th and Final Season
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The Walking Dead S06E11 "Knots Untie"
The X-Files S10E06 "My Struggle II"
Castle S08E12 "The Blame Game"
Star Wars Rebels S02E15 "The Honorable Ones"
Supernatural S11E15 "Beyond the Mat"
Sleepy Hollow S03E12 "Sins of the Father"
Muppets S01E14 "Little Green Lie"
New Girl S05E08 "The Decision"
Modern Family S07E14 "The Storm"
The Big Bang Theory S09E17 "The Celebration Experimentation"
Hey DC Nationers! On this episode, we're traveling to the future of Star City, 2046 as we travel on the Waverider through the time-steam to review this week's Legends of Tomorrow! We also take a few pitstops along the way by reviewing Vixen's return to the DC TV Universe on this week's Arrow, the return of fan-favorite villain King Shark on The Flash, and Kara learning a hard lesson from James about superhero morality on Supergirl. All of these great discussions and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
DC Nation News Headlines: Justice League Begins Shooting in April
Danny Pudi, Alan Tudyk Join Powerless, NBC's DC Comics Superhero Comedy
Batman V. Superman Dawn of Justice Gets an R-Rated Extended Cut
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's DC Nation Podcast:
Supergirl: S01E14 "Truth, Justice and the American Way"
The Flash S02E15 "King Shark"
Arrow S04E15 "Taken"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow S01E06 "Star City 2046"
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On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh, Nicki and Dan review episodes eight and nine of Agent Carter Season 2 "The Edge of Mystery" and "A Little Song and Dance" where Peggy tries to trade Jason for the uranium rods that Whitney wants, but her plan doesn't go as intended because Jarvis vows to kill the person responsible for Ana's injuries. We also have a Listener Feedback section featuring emails from our loyal listeners and Nico reports news on the Daredevil Season 2 Trailer, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Wolverine 3 getting an R rating.
News with Nico Marvel Edition: Adam McKay Will be Back for Ant-Man and the Wasp
New Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Details
The Punisher and Elektra Arrive in Daredevil Season 2 Trailer
The ‘Deadpool’ Effect: ‘Wolverine 3’ Might Get R Rating
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Agent Carter S02E08 "The Edge of Mystery"
Agent Carter S02E09 "A Little Song and Dance".
This week's episode of Across the Airwaves celebrates the return of fan-favorite The Walking Dead, with it's mid-season premiere "The Next World"! As we enjoy watching Rick and the group take out some walkers, we also enjoyed the "zombie-like" state Mulder was in on this week's X-Files episode entitled "Babylon". But that's not all as we dive into out other reviews on two episodes of Castle, Star Wars Rebels, Supernatural, Sleepy Hollow, The Muppets, New Girl, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory! We also report news on Star Wars, Mary Poppins, The Simpsons, Pee-Wee Herman & Orphan Black. All this and much more here on Across the Airwaves!
News with Nico Headlines: Walking Dead Ratings: Walking Dead Returns Down a Few Eyeballs vs Fall Finale
Star Wars Episode VIII Begins Production, Confirms Cast in Video
Orphan Black Moves to New Night — Plus, Watch Season 4 Trailer
Simpsons to Air Live Episode with Homer Answering Questions
Pee-wee's Big Holiday on Netflix Gets Full-Length Trailer
Emily Blunt May Become New Mary Poppins
FCC Rules You Can Get Cable Through Apple, Google, Android, and Amazon Devices
Ubisoft Announces Assassin’s Creed Book Series
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The Walking Dead: S06E10 "The Next World"
The X-Files: S10E05 "Babylon"
Castle: S08E10/11 "Witness for the Prosecution/Dead Red"
Star Wars Rebels: S02E14 "Homecoming"
Supernatural: S11E14 "The Vessel"
Sleepy Hollow: S03E11 "Kindred Spirits"
The Muppets: S01E13 "Got Silk?"
New Girl: S05E07 "Wig"
Modern Family: S07E13 "Thunk in the Trunk"
The Big Bang Theory: S09E16 "The Positive Negative Reaction"
This bonus episode of the Marvelverse Podcast features Nicki and Dan giving you a special treat, an interview with the writer of Agent Carter Season 2 Episode 7 "Monsters" Brandon Easton! The interview was a truly rewarding experience with a positive individual who fought very hard to get the job he loves today and we can't wait to share his story with all of you. On that note, even if if you don't watch Agent Carter this episode is worth the listen because Brandon gives great insight on the behind the scenes workings of television shows, Marvel Studios and how they keep the Marvel Cinematic Universe all connected. He even discusses his documentary Brave New Souls: Black Sci-Fi and Fantasy Writers of the 21st Century while sharing titles of graphic novels/books you should be reading if you're an advocator for female or writers of different ethnicities. Brandon, if you are reading this thank you for spending such a generous amount of time with us and thanks also goes to our own intrepid Marvelverse cohost Josh Murcray for making this interview possible. You guys are both awesome!
Marvelverse Podcast Resources for Brandon Easton's Media Content: Brandon Easton's IMDb Page
The Fool's Crusade
WRITING FOR ROOKIES PODCAST
The Two Brandons Podcast
Purchase Brave New Souls: Black Sci-Fi and Fantasy Writers of the 21st Century on Amazon
On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh, Nicki and Dan reviews episodes six and seven of Agent Carter Season 2 Life of the Party and Monsters where Peggy recruits an ally to help her gain a sample of zero matter so that Jason can restore himself to corporeal form while the Council of Nine undergoes a restructuring. We also have a Listener Feedback section featuring emails from our loyal listeners.
When you're alone and life is making you lonely, you can always go, downtown! Join us here at Across the Airwaves as we go downtown to review this week's episodes of The Walking Dead, The X-Files, Castle, Supernatural, Star Wars Rebels, Sleepy Hollow, The Muppets, New Girl, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory as we continue to get excited about this year's episodes of television! Between all of these TV show reviews our thoughts on this year's Super Bowl Commercials and this week's News with Nico, we've got a great show ahead of you this week!
News with Nico Headlines: Maisie Williams Wants to be Doctor Who’s Next Doctor
SuperBowl 50 Draws 111.9 Million Viewers, Ticking Down From Last Year
Young Han Solo Film Has Release Date Confirmed
SyFy’s Magicians Renewed for Season 2
Second City Will Launch Harold Ramis Film School this Fall
Preacher Adds Jackie Earle Haley as its Most Twisted Villain
Castle Ratings Return Steady in Demo, But Smallest Audience Ever
New Star Wars Novel Tells Story of Leia Organa’s Story
New Battlestar Galactica Movie in Development at Universal
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week' s Across The Airwaves Podcast: The Walking Dead: S06E09 "No Way Out"
The X-Files: S10E04 "Home Again"
Castle: S08E09 "Tone Death"
Star Wars Rebels: S02E13 "The Call"
Supernatural: S11E13 "Love Hurts"
Sleepy Hollow: S03E10 "Incident at Stone Manor"
Review of Super Bowl 50 Commercials
The Muppets: S01E12 "A Tail of Two Piggies"
New Girl: S05E06 "Reagan"
The Big Bang Theory: S09E15 "The Valentino Submergence"
On this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh, Nicki and Dan review the fifth episode of Agent Carter Season 2 entitled "The Atomic Job" where Peggy and her off-the-books team must find a way to stop the Council from detonating an atomic bomb in California. We also have a Listener Feedback section featuring emails and tweets from our loyal listeners.
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent Carter: S02E05 The Atomic Job
This week's episode of Across the Airwaves asks the hard questions as we jump into the third episode of the newest season of The X-Files, we wonder who is really the monster, our lizard friend or Mulder & Scully? But as always, it never stops there as we continue our reviews of Star Wars Rebels, New Girl, The Muppets, The Big Bang Theory, Sleepy Hollow, and Supernatural where we are always asking the hard questions. All this and more on this week's episode of Across the Airwaves! Railroad
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones Season 6 Will be Major for Sansa
Star Wars Episode VIII Will Definitely Have Captain Phasma
Archer Shot for Shot Magnum PI Promo Was a Sign of Things to Come
Big Bang Theory 200th Ep Welcomes Adam West
Vin Diesel Announces Last Fast and Furious Movie
Thursday Night Football: CBS and NBC to Share 10 Game Fall Package
FX’s Noah Hawley X-Men Series ‘Legion’ Casting News
Grand Admiral Thrawn Returns to Star Wars Canon
Fox Orders Saturday Night Sketch Series From Andy Samberg's Lonely Island, Paul Scheer
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The X-Files S10E03 "Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster"
Star Wars Rebels S02E12 "Legends of the Lesat"
Sleepy Hollow S03E09 "One Life"
Supernatural S11E10/11/12 "The Devil in the Details/Into the Mystic/Don't You Forget About Me"
New Girl S05E05 "Bob & Carol & Nick & Schmidt"
Muppets S01E11 "Swine Song"
The Big Bang Theory S09E14 "The Meemaw Materialization"
On this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh, Nicki and Dan review the fourth episode of Agent Carter Season 2 entitled "Smoke and Mirrors" where Agent Carter and the SSR learn there’s more than just a pretty face behind Hollywood star Whitney Frost, Peggy’s most dangerous foe yet. We also have a Listener Feedback section featuring emails and tweets from our loyal listeners. In addition, we would like to thank friend of the podcast Doug Roewer for his help with editing this episode and the podcasts we release for the rest of the season.
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on this Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel’s Agent Carter: S02E04 "Smoke and Mirrors"
Marvel's Agent Carter: S02E03 "Better Angels"
Hello all you X-Philes out there, welcome to the latest episode of Across the Airwaves! On this podcast episode, we're going to discuss the two-part return of, you guessed it, The X-Files! We'll be talking government conspiracy, Roswell, aliens, UFOs, and of course Mulder and Scully on this X-themed episode, we all want to believe. But that's not all, we didn't forget to add Star Wars Rebels and New Girl to the mix, with new episodes of both those shows, we'll be covering them too! All this and more on this week's podcast, and remember, the truth is out there...
News with Nico Headlines: X-Files Ratings Get Off to a Spooky Good Start
Doctor Who’s Steven Moffat Leaving in 2017
SyFy’s Expanse is the Best Damn Space Show Since Firefly, So Watch It Already
Community Officially Cancelled
Harrison Ford and Natalie Dormer Join True Iraq War Spy Thriller
Matt Smith Will Star as Robert Mapplethorpe in New Biopic
House of Cards Renewed for Season 5, Creator Leaving
Gilmore Girls Revival Officially a Go at Netflix
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Across the Airwaves Podcast: The X-Files S10E01/02 "My Struggle/Founder’s Mutation"
Star Wars Rebels S02E11 "The Protector of Concord Dawn"
New Girl S05E04 "No Girl"
On this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh, Nicki and Dan review the third episode of Agent Carter Season 2 entitled "Better Angels" where Isodyne frames the dead Jason Wilkes as a Communist spy, but Peggy insists that he's innocent and tries to clear the scientist's name. Meanwhile, Jack flies out to LA to shut down the SSR's investigation into Isodyne thanks to the influence of his friend Vernon. We also have a Listener Feedback section featuring emails from our loyal listeners and Nico reports news on The Punisher Spinoff in development at Netflix and Marvel's Jessica Jones Season 2.
News with Nico Marvel Edition Headlines: Punisher Spinoff Starring Jon Bernthal in Development at Netflix
Marvel’s Jessica Jones Renewed for Season 2
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agent Carter: S02E03 "Better Angels"
On the this week's edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Josh, Nicki and Dan review the Agent Carter Season 2 premiere containing two episodes entitled, "The Lady In the Lake" and "A View in the Dark". This kicks off a new story for Shield's original secret agent where Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy. As a part of the review we discuss ABC's 75th Anniversary Tribute Special to Captain America talking about the character and his equivalent Peggy Carter's inspirational impact on the real world. We also have a Listener Feedback Section featuring tweets from our loyal listeners and Nico stops by to share with us news on the Agents of Shield Spinoff, Most Wanted."
News with Nico Marvel Edition Headlines: Marvel's Most Wanted Going to Pilot at ABC
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Marvel's Agents Carter: S02E01 The Lady in the Lake & S02E02 A View in the Dark
Calling all True Believers! The Marvelverse Podcast is back for the new year with episodes going till May. So let's kick off of this podcast's first season with Dan, Nicki and Josh reviewing the Marvel Netflix Show Jessica Jones where we talk about the failed superhero turned private eye played brilliantly by Krysten Ritter. her battle against the mind controlling super villain Kilgrave brought to life by David Tennant in his most chilling performance and how Jessica's adventures will tie into The Defenders Netflix TV series and the Marvel Movies. Also, tune in for next week's episode where we will be reviewing the two hour premiere for Agent Carter Season 2.
TV Show Reviewed on This Week's Marvelverse Podcast: Jessica Jones Season 1
On the newest edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, James, Josh, Nicki and Dan review Episode 10 of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Season 3, the midseason finale entitled "Maveth" where on the alien planet, Coulson hunts down Grant to get revenge for Rosalind's death. Meanwhile on Earth, the team secure the portal in the hopes of bringing their comrades home. We also have a Listener Feedback Section featuring tweets and emails from our loyal listeners we would like to thank for their support throughout this first half of the season and transitioning with us from the Helicarrier Podcast to this new show! By the way, just because SHIELD is on hiatus till March doesn't mean you won't get this show until then because we will be back reviewing Marvel's Jessica Jones and Agent Carter when it returns with a two hour Season 2 Premiere on January 15th at 9/8c.
On the newest edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki and Dan review Episode 9 of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Season 3 entitled "Closure" where Ward’s campaign for revenge brings the S.H.I.E.L.D. team to their knees and Coulson proves he will do anything to settle the score. We also have a Listener Feedback Section featuring tweets and emails from our loyal listeners!
On the newest edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, Dan and Josh with special guest James @felofHe review Episode 7 of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Season 3 entitled "Many Heads, One Tale” where the SHIELD team discovers dangerous truths about the ACTU, and Ward's plans to destroy SHIELD take a surprising twist. We also have a Listener Feedback Section featuring tweets and emails from our loyal listeners!
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Marvel’s Agents of Shield: S03E08 Many Heads, One Tale
On the newest edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, Dan and Josh review Episode 7 of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Season 3 entitled "Chaos Theory" where Daisy and S.H.I.E.L.D.'s fight to protect Inhumans reveals the shocking truth about one of their biggest foes while Fitz helps Simmons recover information that could lead them back through the portal. We also have a Listener Feedback Section featuring tweets and emails from our loyal listeners in addition to a News with Nico: Marvel Edition reporting on David Tennant going full on Purple Man in Jessica Jones and a new trailer for the upcoming Netflix series where she faces Kill Grave.
News with Nico Marvel Edition Headlines: David Tennant Goes Full Purple Man in Jessica Jones Photos
Jessica Jones Faces Off Against Kill Grave in the 2nd Jessica Jones Trailer
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Marvel’s Agents of Shield: S03E07 Chaos Theory
On the newest edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki, Dan and newcomer to the show Joshua Murcray review Episode 6 of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Season 3 entitled "Among Us Hide..." where the stakes get even higher as Hunter and May continue to go after Ward and Hydra, and Daisy and Coulson begin to suspect that the ATCU may be keeping a big secret from S.H.I.E.L.D. We also have a Listener Feedback Section featuring tweets and an email from the always enthusiastic Morgan in addition to a News with Nico: Marvel Edition reporting on Agent Carter recruiting That 70s Show's Kurtwood Smith for a reoccurring role.
News with Nico Marvel Edition Headlines: Agent Carter Recruits Kurtwood Smith for Recurring Season 2 Role
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Marvel’s Agents of Shield: S03E06 Among Us Hide
On the newest edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki and Dan review Episode 4 of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Season 3 entitled “The Devils You Know" where sharing information with Rosalind and the ATCU sends Coulson and the team in search for the Inhuman who is killing off other Inhumans, and May feels that Hunter’s mission to take down Ward is getting too personal. We also have a Listener Feedback Section featuring voicemails from friends of the podcast James and Woo Kim in addition to a News with Nico: Marvel Edition reporting on Powers Boothe joining Marvel's Agent of Shield, the Hulk appearing in Thor: Ragnarok, Fox announcing X-Men TV Shows Legion & Hellfire and Rachel McAdams' character in Doctor Strange being revealed!
News with Nico Marvel Headlines: Powers Boothe Joins Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD in Recurring Role
Mark Ruffalo’s Hulk Confirmed for Thor: Ragnarok
Fox, Marvel Announce X-Men TV Shows Legion and Hellfire
Has Rachel McAdam’s Doctor Strange Character Been Revealed?
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Marvel’s Agents of Shield: S03E04 Devils You Know
On the newest edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki and Dan review Episode 3 of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Season 3 entitled “A Most Wanted (Inhu)man” where Daisy, Mack and Coulson race to protect Lincoln as Rosalind’s team hunts down the Inhuman in their quest for powered people while Hunter proves that there is no line that he will not cross to exact his revenge against Ward and Hydra. In addition, we have our Listener Feedback Section where listeners like our very own Woo Kim give their thoughts on this week's SHIELD episode along with a new section entitled News with Nico: Marvel Edition where my intrepid Across the Airwaves Cohost reports on news from around the Marvelverse including a Ant–Man Sequel, the Jessica Jones Trailer featuring David Tennant, the Daredevil Season 2 Trailer, Marvel possibly canceling the Inhumans movie and Bryan Cranston wanting to be a Marvel Villain.
News with Nico Marvel Headlines: Ant Man Sequel Announced
Jessica Jones Teaser Gives us a Taste of Villainous David Tennant
The New Teaser for Daredevil Season 2 Reveals Your First Look at Elektra and the Punisher
Is Marvel Studios Cancelling the Inhumans Movie?
Bryan Cranston Wants to be a Marvel Villain
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Marvel’s Agents of Shield: S03E03 A Most Wanted InHuman
On the newest edition of the Marvelverse Podcast, Nicki and Dan review Episode 2 of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD entitled “Purpose in the Machine” where the team enlist the aid of an Asgardian to unlock the secrets of the ancient monolith that swallowed Simmons, and Agent May is at a crossroads in her personal and professional life. We also read tweets and emails from SHIELD Fans just like you in our Listener Feedback Section, which is topped off by a voicemail from our very own Woo S. Kim!
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD: S03E02 Purpose in the Machine
Attention Across The Airwaves Listeners, there are zombies on the loose and they are hungry! Hungry, like the wolf as our review on the third episode of Fear The Walking Dead titled "The Dog" dealt with The Walkers basically trying to eat everything in sight from the doctors at the hospital to the family dog and the neighbor next door. However, they couldn't best the friendly neighborhood Barber as the character Daniel proved he is the best guy to have around in a zombie apocalypse. So join this Daniel who's the best guy to have for a podcast review and Nico for a discussion that got pretty deep thanks to some hypothetical morality conflicts spawned by what people would do when faced with a zombie. Also, get excited because the Across The Airwaves Fall Premiere episode will be coming out next week with News with Nico returning to review Doctor Who, Fear The Walking Dead, The Big Bang Theory, Castle and Heroes Reborn. The DC Nation Podcast will also be returning with a review on Gotham and the Marvelverse Podcast will return the following week reviewing the premiere of Agents of Shield.
News with Nico Headlines: Returning next week with Across The Airwaves Fall Premiere Episode!
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Fear The Walking Dead: S01E03 The Dog
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners, there are some folks made to wave the flag. You know the red white and blue but there are others who say it ain't me, I ain't no fortunate son. Well, this week's podcast celebrates the final chapter in one of TVs stories of unlikely American Heroes as Michael joins me to review the final season of TNT's Falling Skies where the skies fell to create the rise of a new America. We also talk about what's next for the show's star Noah Wyle as he reprises his role of Flynn Carsen on TNT's The Librarians. In addition Michael, since he can't be on ATA all the time gives his input on some of the shows we will be reviewing in the Fall including Sleepy Hollow and the revival of the ultimate alien invasion TV Series famously known as The X-Files. Oh and in case you didn't know this already the News with Nico Section will be returning on our Fall Premiere Podcast which will be released the week of Saturday, September 19 to review the Series Premiere of Doctor Who. In addition, new episodes of the Marvelverse Podcast will premiere the week of September 29th with Agents of Shield's return and new episodes of the DC Nation Podcast will premiere the week of September 21 with the return of Gotham.
News with Nico Headlines: This section will return the week of September 19 on ATA's Fall Premiere Podcast.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Falling Skies Season 5: The Final Battle
Attention Across The Airwaves Listeners! There is a zombie apocalypse on the rise, so what's the best thing to do? Get to the desert! And we are providing the horse with no name for you to evacuate with our review on the second episode of Fear The Walking Dead entitled "So Close, Yet so Far" where Madison and her family begin their fight to seek refuge from the rise of The Walkers in the desert. This is a great discussion with Nico and myself on the fall of civilization and features something we haven't had on ATA for a long time Listener Feedback from a friend of the podcast Brad Mickel! Also as some updates on the status of Across The Airwaves, our promised review on the final season for Falling Skies will be next week and there will not be a News with Nico Section until our Fall Premiere which will be released the week of Saturday, September 19 to review the Series Premiere of Doctor Who. In addition, new episodes of the Marvelverse Podcast will premiere the week of September 29th with Agents of Shield's return and new episodes of the DC Nation Podcast will premiere the week of September 21 with the return of Gotham.
News with Nico Headlines: Section will be returning on the Fall Premiere Episode coming out the week of September 19!
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Fear The Walking Dead: S01E02 So Close, Yet so Far
We're back Across the Airwaves Listeners and it was just in time for the party on Sunday Night. A Dead Man's Party to be exact as Fear The Walking Dead had the highest new cable series ratings of all time. Obviously, with this new show drawing so much attention Nico and I had to review its six episode first season as a build up to The Walking Dead being added to our slate of reviews beginning with its Season 6 Premiere on October 11th. So join us today for a discussion on the pilot for Fear The Walking Dead where we talk about our concerns going into the show, how it differs from The Walking Dead and why this spinoff series fits within the compelling nature of the critically acclaimed Zombie Apocalypse dreamed up by writer Robert Kirkman. Also, I'm sad to say there is no News with Nico section this week because we're just returning from vacation and there were just way too many stories to cover from the time we were away but expect the section to return by storm with our Fall Premiere that will be released around the time of Doctor Who's return on Saturday, September 19th.
News with Nico Headlines: This section will be returning with our Fall Premiere Episode the week of September 19.
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Fear The Walking Dead: S01E01 Pilot
Hey guys, long time no see! Welcome back to Across the Airwaves' very own It's Tangent Time Podcast! On this episode, Woo and I talk a lot, and boy do I mean a LOT about just about everything in the geek world at the moment. Granted, we recorded this podcast around the time San Diego Comic Con 2015 ended so we're slightly behind, but even so this episode is great! There's a lot of discussion in here about the latest seasons of Gotham, The Flash, and Arrow, the second Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer, Avengers: Age of Ultron and Ant-Man, and where creator control and continuity mix when putting together a cinematic universe. All this and much more on this episode of Tangent Time!!!
Attention Across the Airwaves Listeners! It's that time of year again for San Diego Comic Con 2015 or in other words Christmas for Entertainment enthusiasts as we get to rip open presents of the big events coming soon in Movies and Television. Although, Comic Con has a tendency to put so many gifts under the Christmas Tree it becomes overwhelming so that's where Nico, Nicki and I step in with this week's podcast featuring reviews of all the panels and trailers coming out of the Con for 2015 including a look at Series 9 of Doctor Who, Steven Moffat discussing the Sherlock Victorian Christmas Special, Falling Skies making their final farewell, the cast of The Walking Dead reviewing what's to come for Season 6, which will be reviewed on ATA, AMC giving us a preview of Fear the Walking Dead, Game of Thrones causing us to speculate how things are going to work now that it's out running the books, The Muppets making an appearance to hype their new show, Person of Interest making us ask questions of how The Machine is going to be restored, the hyping of Heroes Reborn and the best event San Diego Comic Con has had in years, the Lucasfilm Panel all about Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens. Also, if you are looking for our coverage on the panels that Marvel and DC Comics brought to SDCC: 2015 check out the Comic Con editions of the DC Nation Podcast and the Marvelverse Podcast.
Videos of Panels and Trailers Reviewed on This Podcast Zachary Levi's Nerd HQ Panel
Doctor Who: BBC America's Official Panel
Doctor Who Series 9 Trailer
Doctor Who Nerd HQ Panel
Sherlock Panel
Sherlock Nerd HQ Panel
Sherlock Victorian Special Trailer
Falling Skies Nerd HQ Panel
AMC The Walking Dead Panel
The Walking Dead Season 6 Trailer
AMC Fear The Walking Dead Panel
Fear The Walking Dead Trailer
Game of Thrones Panel
The Muppet Show Coming to ABC Panel
Person of Interest Panel
Heroes Reborn Panel
Heroes Reborn Trailer
Lucasfilm: Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens Panel Part 1
Lucasfilm: Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens Panel Part 2
Star Wars Episode VII Behind the Scenes Reel
Attention Across the Airwaves Listeners, this isn't a test, it's an emergency as the sky is falling down. It's falling down for one final time for a final battle to set the stage for the Final Season of Falling Skies, which I will be reviewing throughout the summer with the help of our returning cohost Michael J. Petty while Nico takes some well-deserved time off. And we kick off the reviews on Falling Skies 5th and Final Season with our review on the Season Premiere Episode "Find Your Warrior". Also just so you are all aware there is no News with Nico Section this week due to him enjoying the Fourth Of July Holiday with his family but he will be back with Entertainment News next week and be sure to keep an eye out for the Comic Con Edition episodes of Across The Airwaves, The Marvelverse Podcast and the DC Nation Podcast designed to report on all the major Film/Television Events coming in the next year and beyond.
News with Nico Headlines: None This Week Due to the Fourth Of July Holiday
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Falling Skies: S05E01 Find Your Warrior
Do you feel cold Across the Airwaves Listeners? Well, this week's podcast forces you to behold the power of the Dark Side as we review the premiere for a darker Season 2 of Star Wars Rebels that takes Kanan and his Motley Crew's fight against the Empire to a much larger scale as they are hunted by Darth Vader. Also, in honor of Father's Day, Nico's dad Bill joins him to cover the thrilling Season 3 Finale of Orphan Black and we've got a news section reporting on record-breaking ratings for the Game of Thrones Finale and the Chicago Blackhawks winning the Stanley Cup as well as Matt Smith starring in a new Netflix Series, Forest Whitaker joining the cast of Star Wars: Rogue One and DC Comics announcing a Batman Day Event in September.
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones Finale Ratings Beat Show’s Previous Ratings Record
Forest Whitaker Joins Star Wars Anthology: Rogue One
Starz Greenlights Neil Gaiman’s American Gods TV Series
Matthew Vaughn Wants to Make Hit-Girl Prequel to Kick-Ass
Matt Smith Starring in Netflix Series, the Crown
Ratings: Stanley Cup Tops Monday Night
Penny Dreadful Renewed for Season 3
Ashton Kutcher and Danny Masterson Reunite in Netflix Comedy, The Ranch
Brian Williams Not Returning To NBC Nightly News Anchor Desk
DC Announces Batman Day Event in September
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Orphan Black: S03E10 History Yet to Be Written
Star Wars Rebels: S02E01 The Siege of Lothal
Holy crap on a cracker! This week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review the game changing genre shattering Season Finale of Game of Thrones Season 5 titled "Mother's Mercy" where Stannis is on the march while Cersei seeks forgiveness; Jon faces a new challenge; and Daenerys finds herself surrounded by strangers. Also we deliver a very impressive Listener Feedback Section for you as friends of the podcast weigh in on the shockers within this GOT Finale and give some interesting theories, which prove all might not be lost for the Seven Kingdoms with defeating the White Walkers. On that note, thanks to all of you who liked, listened and sent their thoughts on each Game of Thrones episode to us every week through e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and voicemail without you the first season of Thrones Cast: A Game of Thrones Podcast would have not been a success so thanks and we hope you'll return next spring as our show will continue with reviews on Game of Thrones Season 6. However, in the meantime check out the other podcasts we have on our network, Across The Airwaves, DC Nation Podcast and Marvelverse Podcast to fulfill your Dan, Nico and Nicki fix.
Salutations Across The Airwaves Listeners, this week's podcast delivers just what the title says it does, a review on the penultimate episode of Orphan Black Season 3 joined by Nico's Dad Bill and a special News with Nico section where I joined the party to discuss some very controversial headlines. Controversy, which includes George RR Martin developing three new TV series on top of writing the next Game of Thrones Book, Homer and Marge going to divorce court in The Simpsons Season 27, Star Wars Rogue One using a new film format, Barry Allen getting his own Felicity during The Flash Season 2 and Felicity possibly getting her own costumed identity on Arrow. However, don't worry not all the news sparked a debate for Nico and I against the Entertainment Industry as we also presented some things to get excited about such as The Punisher being in Season 2 of Daredevil and a Boondock Saints Prequel TV Series currently in development.
News with Nico Headlines: George RR Martin Says He’s Developing 3 New TV Series
Simpsons Homer and Marge are Not Divorcing in Season 27
Star Wars Rogue One to Film in 6k
Flash Season 2 Barry to Get New Love Interest- His Own Felicity
Arrow's Felicity Could Get Her Own Costumed Identity
Daredevil Adds Jon Bernthal as The Punisher for Season 2
Boondock Saints Prequel TV Series in Development
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Orphan Black: S03E08 Ruthless in Purpose, and Insidious in Method
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review the ninth high flying episode of Game of Thrones Season 5 titled "The Dance of Dragons" where Jon returns to the Wall; Arya runs into someone from her past; Mace visits the Iron Bank; Stannis faces a difficult decision and Daenerys oversees a celebration of athleticism. Again, like last week this is a podcast you don't want to miss as we deliver some great insight on the controversy created by this GOT episode and another final scene that simply blew our minds! We also respond to the Facebook posts and Tweets we got this week in our Listener Feedback Section so thanks to all who gave us their input.
Attention Greendale Students, I mean Across The Airwaves Listeners! Sorry I was role-playing as Dean Pelton and just to clarify I'm not gay. Anyway, this week's podcast reviews the penultimate to the Season Finale episode of Orphan Black but as you can tell from our opening the primary focus of this week is on reviewing what they have been the final episode of Community as many of our favorite actors from the show have found jobs elsewhere but Joel McHale has kept hope alive for a movie which we make theories on during our discussion. However, if you want our aspirations to become a reality with an actual Community Movie, then it's up to you fans to get out there on social media and start hash-tagging the phrase #andamovie. Also I join Nico for an extended news section where we talk about Star Wars Rogue One, another Star Wars Anthology Film featuring the Bounty Hunters of the Galaxy which could be directed by Jon Favreau or Matthew Vaughn, Ewan McGregor possibly reprising his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi, Lucius Fox being a regular character in Gotham Season 2, Joel McHale being casted in The X-Files Revival, Henry Simmons and Luke Mitchell being bumped up to regular cast members for Agents of Shield Season 5, Samuel L Jackson not appearing in Captain America: Civil War for some odd reason and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Star Wars Rumor: Jon Favreau and Matthew Vaughn in Running for Star Wars Anthology
Star Wars Rumor: Ewan McGregor to Return as Obi-Wan Kenobi for New Star Wars Film
Gotham Ups Chris Chalk as Lucius Fox to Series Regular for Season 2
Agents of SHIELD Ups Luke Mitchell to Series Regular for Season 3
Henry Simmons Returns for Season 3 of Agents of SHIELD as Regular
X-Files Revival Casts Joel McHale as Mulder’s Dubious Ally
John Noble Joins Elementary as Series Regular
Samuel L. Jackson Won’t Be in Captain America Civil War
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Orphan Black: S03E08 Ruthless in Purpose, and Insidious in Method
Community: S06E13 Emotional Consequences of Broadcast Television
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review the eighth mind blowing episode of Game of Thrones Season 5 titled "Hardhome" where Arya makes progress in her training; Sansa meets an old friend; Jon takes to the road and Cersei's troubles pile up. We also respond to the Facebook Posts and Tweets from some new people as well as our regular contributors in this week's Listener Feedback Section. Again, GOT being so spectacular on Sunday night, this is a Thrones Cast podcast you don't want to miss because we deliver a discussion that is worthy of the episode we are reviewing's greatness. Although, we coded to have done this without you so thank you to everyone who has contributed to this show and remember to send us your thoughts following each week's Game of Thrones episode by Tuesday at Midnight to make sure you can be a part of our show.
Aloha Across The Airwaves Listeners! On this week's podcast Nico and I are vacationing on an island in the sun where we are hanging and having fun with the beautiful Annie Edison as nearing the end of the Spring TV Season has given us some much-needed downtime. Although, to assure you that it's not going to be radio silence with our podcasts over the summer we review the week's episodes of Orphan Black while also providing an extended News with Nico section where we discuss each of the headlines which include Arrow having to halt a Harley Quinn Story Arc, the Batmobile chasing The Joker on the Suicide Squad Movie Set, an Orphan Black actor joining Heroes Reborn, Doctor Who returning to Comic Con, Elektra being in Season 2 of Daredevil and much more.
News With Nico Headlines: Arrow Had to Halt Harley Quinn Story Arc Plans
Watch the Batmobile Chase the Joker on the Set of Suicide Squad
An Orphan Black Alum is Joining Heroes Reborn
Game of Thrones Season 6 Casting Breakdowns
Doctor Who Returning to Comic Con 2015
Gotham Promotes Harvey Dent to Series Regular
Chris Pine Looking to Play Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman Film
Serial Podcast Will Get 2 More Seasons
Elektra to be in Season 2 of Daredevil
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Orphan Black: S03E07 Community of Dreadful Fear and Hate
Community: S06E12 Wedding Videography
This is the end, my Across The Airwaves Listeners, the end of not our podcast (so don't panic) but our reviews of Supernatural because with this week's discussion on the 10th Season Finale we have become so saddened by this once great show becoming a cheap imitation of itself we just can't bring ourselves to recording on it anymore. Although, with our reviews on Supernatural coming to an end permanently and our review on the Modern Family ending our reviews regarding that show until the Fall, it reminds me of an old saying. You know the one that goes when one door closes another one opens as we are going to keep running strong throughout the summer until our old TV favorites join a list of new ones on Nico's Dad continuing to join us for reviews on Orphan Black including this week's episode and our sitcom section still cooking with Community since the review on Tuesday's episode proved this isn't the end of the paintball concept nor us continuing to crack up at the show every week. Also our News with Nico section of the week will give you listeners a bright out look on the future for Across The Airwaves as he reports on some of the new shows a part of our podcast reviews in the Fall including Fear the Walking Dead and Heroes Reborn.
News with Nico Headlines: Indiana Jones Themed Bar to Open in Downtown Disney
Fear the Walking Dead will Have more Human Looking Zombies
Greg Grunberg Returns For ‘Heroes Reborn’
Firefly: The Verse Trading Cards Come Out in September
TV Shows Reviewed on This Podcast: Supernatural: S10E23 Brother’s Keeper
Orphan Black: S03E06 Certain Agony of the Battlefield
Community S06E11 Modern Espionage
Modern Family S06E24 American Skyper
Prepare to get creative Across The Airwaves Listeners because this week's episode is titled "Imagine" in honor of an outstanding Season Finale of Castle exploring what sparked his imagination to become a writer, which headlined our reviews on Supernatural, Community and Modern Family. In addition, Nico helps you imagine what the TV schedule will be like coming this Fall as his news section reports on Person of Interest being renewed for 13 episodes, Stana Katic returning for Castle Season 8, Fox revealing The X-Files Premiere Date, Marvel's Agent Carter changing locations, CSI being canceled but getting a TV movie Event in the Fall and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Person of Interest Renewed with Reduced Episode Order
Castle's Stana Katic on Board for Season 8
Fox Reveals X-Files Premiere Date
First Look at James McAvoy as Bald Professor X
Marvel Agent Carter Season 2 Changes Location
X-MEN Spinoff The New Mutants is Officially on the Way
Undateable Renewed for Season 3 of Live Shows
CSI Cancelled but Getting TV-Movie Finale Event Next Fall
Harry Shearer Exits The Simpsons, Burns and Flanders to Be 'Recast'
New True Detective Trailer Takes a Closer Look at Season 2
David Lynch Returns to Twin Peaks Revival
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E23 Hollander's Woods
Supernatural: S10E22 The Prisoner
Orphan Black: S03E05 Scarred by Many Past Frustrations
Community S06E10 Basic RV Repair and Palmistry
Modern Family S06E23 Crying Out Loud
On this week's Thrones Cast, Dan, Nico and Nicki review the fifth episode of Game of Thrones Season 5 titled "Kill The Boy" where Jon finds an unexpected ally; Brienne looks for Sansa; Daenerys faces a tough decision and Ramsay maintains his control over Theon. We also respond to the Facebook Posts and Tweets we got this week in our Listener Feedback Section.
We've got your number Across The Airwaves Listeners with this week's podcast entering The Machine as Person of Interest's shocking character death filled Season Finale headlines are reviews on Castle, Supernatural, Community, the Season Finale of New Girl, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory's Season Finale. Also we keep the News with Nico machine rolling as he reports on a bunch of TV Show Renewals/Cancellations, more Star Wars Episode VII info including a Boba Fett origin movie, updates on the Marvel Cinematic Universe and a character returning to Doctor Who.
News with Nico Headlines: Boba Fett Origin Tale Reportedly Second Star Wars Anthology Film
Meet Gwendoline Christie’s Character from Star Wars The Force Awakens
Captain Jack Harkness Returns in New Series of Torchwood Audio Plays
Orphan Black Renewed For Season 4
Castle Renewed for Season 8
HBO Has a Plan to Prevent More Game of Thrones Leaks
The Simpsons Renewed for 2 More Seasons
Sleepy Hollow is Losing Fan Favorite Orlando Jones for Season 3
Martin Freeman Will be in Captain America: Civil War
ABC Renews Agents of Shield and Agent Carter
Agents of Shield Spinoff is DOA
The Following Cancelled by Fox
UNIT Scientist Osgood Returns to Doctor Who
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E22 Dead from New York
Person of Interest S04E22 YHWH
Supernatural: S10E21 Dark Dynasty
Orphan Black: S03E04 Newer Elements of Our Defense
Community S06E09 Grifting 101
New Girl S04E22 Clean Break
Modern Family S06E22 Patriot Games
Big Bang Theory S08E24 The Commitment Determination
Hey DC Nation Podcast Listeners, on this show we are going bananas as Central City being terrorized by its resident brass monkey, that funky monkey infamously known as Gorilla Grodd on The Flash headlines our reviews for the week, which also reviews the Season Finale of Gotham where a character slipped on a banana peel to fall to their death and an episode of Arrow that left us questioning how Oliver is going to monkey his way out of the mess Ras Al Ghul put him in. However, this week's DC News Headlines certainly wasn't monkey business as Nico reported on some big news about the future of DC Television, which will have a big impact on the future of this podcast in the Fall including Supergirl landing a season order from CBS, The Flash/Arrow Spinoff Legends of Tomorrow being ordered by The CW and Constantine sadly being canceled by NBC.
DC Nation News Headlines: First Official Look at Harley Quinn and The Suicide Squad
Supergirl Lands Series Order at CBS
CW Orders Flash/Arrow Spinoff Legends of Tomorrow
Constantine Cancelled by NBC
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Gotham S01E22 All Happy Families Are Alike
Flash S01E21 Grodd Lives
Arrow S03E22 This is Your Sword
Calling all Across The Airwaves Listeners, a Community episode filled with Space Oddities parodying Sci-Fi Movies headlines reviews where we like Major Tom are stepping through the door into our favorite TV shows ramping up towards their Season Finales as Castle had a highflying mystery solving adventure on an airplane, Person of Interest forced The Machine to give itself up to Samaritan, Cass worked to finally make things right for his vessel's daughter Claire on Supernatural, New Girl set up the possibility of Coach leaving his roommates, Modern Family entered a strange world where the wives saw things their husbands way and The Big Bang Theory entered a whole new universe of complications as Sheldon and Leonard's mothers meet for the first time. Although if that's not enough Nico will send you over the moon with excitement as he reports on Avengers: Age of Ultron's Box Office Success, the unfinished episodes of Star Wars Clone Wars being released online, the Star Wars Rebels Characters possibly being in the live-action films, the possibility of a Game of Thrones Movie and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Avengers: Age of Ultron Has the Second-Biggest Single Day Ever
Star Wars Clone Wars Bad Batch Unfinished Arc Available Online Now
Star Wars Rebels Season 2 Premiere Date
Star Wars Rebels Characters Could Be In Live Action Films
Jon Snow Talks Game of Thrones Movie
Hulu to Exclusively Stream Seinfeld and Fear the Walking Dead Spinoff
NBC to Release Entire Aquarius Season Online at Once
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E21 In Plane Sight
Person of Interest S04E21 Asylum
Supernatural: S10E20 Angel Heart
Orphan Black: S03E03 Formalized, Complex, and Costly
Community S06E08 Intro to Recycled Cinema
New Girl S04E21 Panty Gate
Modern Family: S06E21 Integrity
Big Bang Theory S08E23 The Maternal Combustion
On an all new special edition of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the highly anticipated Avengers sequel, Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Utron. In Age of Ultron, the Avengers must go up against a new villain named Ultron that is an accidental creation by Tony Stark while having to face two new super-powered people, Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. Disclaimer: be aware of full spoilers for both the film and as well as past and future episodes of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners, this week's episode is dedicated to the Backwards Travelers as we reviewed episodes of our favorite TV Shows where characters relived memories from the past as Castle tried to figure out what happened during the two months he went missing, Sam went back to his old habits of making bad decisions on Supernatural, we brought in a blast from the past as in Nico's Dad Bill to discuss Orphan Black, Community had Britta reunite with her ex Sub- I mean Rick who drives a Honda, Jay got to be young again by infiltrating Cam's All Gay Bowling League and The Big Bang Theory had Leonard returned to his old High School via Skype to give a Commencement Speech. In addition to all that, Nico is here to help you relieve fond television and movie memories as his news section reports on details about the Star Wars Rogue One spinoff film, Full House returning on Netflix, Skinner officially returning for The X-Files Reboot and a Galaxy Quest TV Series being put in the works. He also reports on some stuff to be excited about the future such as an Agent of Shield Spinoff, a possible Black Widow movie and Daredevil coming back for Season 2.
News with Nico Headlines: Star Wars Rogue One Details Revealed
Adrianne Palicki & Nick Blood Eyed To Topline ‘Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ Spinoff
Scar Jo Would Do Black Widow Movie if Joss Whedon Directs
‘Con Man’ Finds Home at Vimeo
Mitch Pileggi Officially Back as Skinner in X-Files
Jon Stewart Announces Last Show Air Date
Neil DeGrasse Tyson’s StarTalk Premiered This Week
Full House Officially Snags 13 Episode Order from Netflix
Ewan McGreggor Cast as Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast
Galaxy Quest TV Series in the Works
J.K. Simmons to Star in Starz Thriller About Fringe-y Parallel Dimensions
Daredevil Renewed For Season 2 But With New Showrunner
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E20 Sleeper
Supernatural: S10E19 The Werther Project
Orphan Black: S03E02 Transitory Sacrifices of Crisis
Community S06E07 Advanced Safety Features
Modern Family: S06E20 Knock Em’ Down
Big Bang Theory S08E22 The Graduation Transmission
Across The Airwaves Listeners, can you keep a secret? Well, the week of television we reviewed was filled with secrets as Reese spilled the secrets of his past to the ghost of an old friend on Person of Interest, Sam decided to keep another secret from his brother on Supernatural, the Orphan Black Season 3 Premiere uncovered more on the secrets of cloning, a computer hacker revealed the Study Group's secrets to each other on Community and The Big Bang Theory had the guys discover the secrets of extraterrestrial life. Also our News with Nico Section reveals the Entertainment Industry's secrets as my intrepid cohost reports on the new trailer for Star Wars Episode VII, ATA Favorite Castle being renewed for an 8th Season, the trailer for Marvel's Antman looking awesome and Psylocke being in X-Men: Apocalypse.
News with Nico Headlines: Star Wars: The Force Awakens Teaser 2 Released and is AWESOME
Game of Thrones Season 5 Premiere Sets Series High Ratings
Star Wars Rebels Season 2 has the Lightsaber Battle You’ve Been Waiting For
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Doctor Who’s Tenth Doctor Comes to Disney XD
Star Wars Battlefront Release Date Set for November 17th
Castle Season 8 Nathan Signs Contract, Stana Still Has Not
Netflix Believes Global Product Will Cut Down on Piracy
Full Ant-Man Trailer Looks Awesome
Olivia Munn Cast as Psylocke in X-Men: Apocalypse
Revolution, Closure is Coming For Fans
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Person of Interest: S04E20 Terra Incognita
Supernatural: S10E18 Book Of The Damned
Orphan Black: S03E01 The Weight of This Combination
Community S06E06 Basic Email Security
Big Bang Theory S08E21 The Communication Deterioration
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the latest episode of Agents of SHIELD titled "Melinda" where we finally learn the origin of The Calvary. They also read listener feedback about this week's episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "The Frenemy of My Enemy"
Hello Across The Airwaves Listeners, with this week's podcast reviews we learned the lesson you can't always get what you want as Person of Interest taught us you can't look a godlike Artificial Intelligence in the eye without getting killed, Community reminded Dean Pelton you can't have convicts attend Greendale by tele-robot without them causing trouble, New Girl warned Schmidt that you can't always get Bronzer without glitter in it and The Big Bang Theory showed Amy, you can't always get the date with Sheldon you want but if you try sometime with a blanket fort compromise you may get what you need as they shared their first sleepover. Speaking of getting what you need, Nico has come up with all sorts of things for you hard-core fantasy sci-fi geeks out there as his news section reports on the first four episodes of Game of Thrones Season 5 being leaked, Doctor Who staying on the air for at least five more years, Star Wars coming to Digital HD, ABC planning a Agents of SHIELD Spinoff and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones First 4 Episodes Leak Online Early
Moffat Says Doctor Who to Stay on Air for at Least 5 More Years
Star Wars is Coming to Digital HD
HBO Now Launches with 1 Free Month on Apple TV
True Detective Season 2 Teaser and Release Date Released
WonderCon Moving to LA for 2016
Last Man on Earth Renewed for Season 2
Marvel, ABC Planning Agents of SHIELD Spinoff
Arrested Development Season 5 will Span 17 Episodes
Olivia Wilde & Garret Hedlund Set to Return for Tron 3
David Lynch Quits Showtime’s Twin Peaks Revival
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Person of Interest: S04E19 Search and Destroy
Community: S06E05 Laws of Robotics and Party Rights
New Girl: S04E20 Par 5
The Big Bang Theory: S08E20 The Fortification Implementation
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the latest episode of Agents of SHIELD titled "Afterlife" where Skye gets familiar with a new Inhuman, Lincoln (Luke Mitchell) as she starts to learn more about the Inhumans race. They also read listener feedback about this week's episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "Melinda".
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners with this podcast we had several nights to get lucky with a week of surprisingly good television. So I hope you are up for some reviewing fun as Castle got the party started with Ryan and Esposito breaking out the moves on the dance floor to Daft Punk's Get Lucky then Supernatural gave us something to celebrate as Crowley finally sent his painfully annoying mother Rowena packing. Although our nights of reviewing or I mean partying didn't stop there as New Girl had Jess and JJ Watt's food singer lie had come too far for Community to give up on The Karate Kid Stage Adaptation lovers they are so Modern Family can raise Jay's bar and The Big Bang Theory could attempt Sheldon meeting the man who created the war of the stars. Although, it fell on Nico to finish off keeping us up all night to the sun with his news section reporting on Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams being on Doctor Who, The Walking Dead Season 5 finale getting the highest ratings in the show's history, John Cho joining the cast of New Girl, The Deadpool movie officially receiving an R Rating and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Trevor Noah Replacing Jon Stewart on The Daily Show
Game of Throne’s Maisie Williams to Raise Some Hell on Doctor Who Season 9
BBC Offering Doctor Who Bittorrent Box Set
Walking Dead Season 5 Finale Highest Rated One in Show’s History
New Girl Renewed for Season 5 as John Cho Joins Cast
X-Files Revival Bringing Back Cigarette Smoking Man and Walter Skinner
Deadpool Film Officially Receives R Rating
HBO Coming to Sling TV Ahead of Game of Thrones Premiere
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E19 Habeas Corpse
Supernatural: S10E17 Inside Man
Community: S06E04 Queer Studies and Advanced Waxing
New Girl: S04E19 Do the Right Thing
Modern Family: S06E19 Grill, Interrupted
The Big Bang Theory: S08E19 The Skywalker Incursion
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the latest episode of Agents of SHIELD titled "One Door Closes" that featured how the "real" S.H.I.E.L.D. was created! They also read listener feedback about this week's episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "Afterlife".
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners, do you feel the Grim Reaper breathing down your neck? Well, that's because this week's podcast is painted black as we reviewed episodes of our favorite shows that foreshadowed a character or the entire show facing the grim fate of death. First off, we reviewed Castle under the knowledge that it's facing possible cancellation at the end of the season. Then Finch almost met his maker on this week's Person of Interest and Supernatural gave off a scary vibe time for Dean Winchester might be up in the conclusion to its 10th season. Also, things got a little hairy on the sitcoms this week as Community delivered a 100th episode where Greendale almost met certain death at the hands of City College and Phil almost took out Luke with a guitar string on Modern Family. However, the chilling aura of death doesn't stop there as News with Nico revealed the end of Hugh Jackman and Jennifer Lawrence's run on the X-Men movies, the horrible title of The Walking Dead Spinoff and the Game of Thrones TV Show giving away spoilers that will kill your reason for reading the books along with some actual good news like The X-Files returning to Fox.
News with Nico Headlines: Showrunners Confirm that Game of Thrones will Spoil the Books
It’s Official, X-Files is Coming Back to Fox
Star Wars Live Action TV Show is Happening, But Still A Ways Out
AMC’s Walking Dead Spinoff Has a Title and Its Awful
Jennifer Lawrence Confirms Apocalypse Is Her Final X-Men Movie
Third Wolverine Film to be Hugh Jackman’s Last
Matt Smith Up for Lead in Harry Potter Spinoff Film
Castle’s Fate is Up in the Air
Smallville Alum Allison Mack Gets Pulled Into NBC's American Odyssey
RUMOR: CBS Developing New Star Trek Series
Masi Oka Returning for Heroes Reborn
Bruce Campbell to Play Ronald Regan in Fargo Season 2
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E18 At Close Range
Person of Interest: S04E18 Skip
Supernatural: S10E16 Paint It Black
Community: S06E03 Basic Crisis Room Decorum
Modern Family: S06E18 Spring Break
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy and Dan review the latest episode of Agents of SHIELD titled "Love in the Time of Hydra" that featured the exploration of the "real" S.H.I.E.L.D.! They also read listener feedback about this week's episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "One Door Closes".
Attention, Across The Airwaves Students, I mean Listeners! Wow, I almost sounded like Dean Pelton just then but the reason why I'm mentioning him is on this week's podcast we are celebrating that Greendale Lives! Yes that's right, Community is back at its new home on Yahoo Stream every Tuesday and we reviewed the first two season premiere episodes, discussing our favorite comedic moments along with if we thought the show had lost a step with losing characters as our favorite study group moved onto the World Wide Web. However, this episode isn't all about Community as we review a new Castle and Supernatural, in addition to our News with Nico Section reporting on a new Star Wars novel chronicling the events after the Battle of Endor, Sleepy Hollow getting renewed for Season 3, a Sherlock Christmas Special, Mallrats 2, Downton Abbey's Sixth Season being its last, Apple's new TV Streaming Service and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Fargo Season 2 Adds Cristin Milioti
Star Wars the War is Not Over, Find Out in Star Wars Aftermath Novel
Disney Beauty and the Beast Gets a March 2017 Release Date
Sherlock Christmas Special Set in Victorian London
Sleepy Hollow Snags Season 3 Renewal — and a New Showrunner
Apple Streaming Service to Feature Bundled TV Basics, No NBC
Kevin Smith Announces Mallrats 2 Will Film in 2016
Dominic Cooper Rumored For AMC Preacher
Neil Degrasse Tyson’s StarTalk TV Show Premieres April 20th
Downton Abbey's Sixth Season Will Be Its Last
Sharknado 3 Gets Premiere Date
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E17 Hong Kong Hustle
Supernatural: S10E15 The Things They Carried
Community: S06E01 Ladders
Community: S06E02 Lawnmower Maintenance & Postnatal Care
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy and Dan review the latest episode of Agents of SHIELD titled "One of Us" that featured SHIELD Vs Cal's Super-Villain group and Bobbi & Mack's secret is finally revealed! They also talk spoilers in the spoiler section for next week's episode "Love in the Time of Hydra".
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners, as you'll probably notice this week's podcast ends with the song Holiday Road and that's because like the Griswolds we got to go on a vacation this week. Again, this vacation wasn't as haphazard as Chevy Chase's trip to Wally World but it was nice for us to get a break with only reviewing Person of Interest and The Big Bang Theory this week as it will help us gear up for our busiest time of the year filled with season finale buildup and the return of Game of Thrones. However, only reviewing two TV shows this week doesn't mean we took a break from keeping up with Entertainment News as Nico took time out of his real vacation in Florida to report on Star Wars tie-in books to be released before The Force Awakens, a Channing Tatum starring Ghostbusters film, Zoolander 2, a live-action Dumbo directed by Tim Burton and some DC Television Headlines since there was no DC Nation Podcast this week.
News with Nico Headlines: Jada Pinkett Smith Leaving Gotham
Supergirl Costume Revealed
Gotham Casts Lucius Fox
Arrow/Flash Spinoff Team Revealed
20 Star Wars Tie-In Books to be Released Before The Force Awakens
Marvel Won’t Be At Comic Con This Year
AMC's Walking Dead Spinoff Snags Two-Season Order
Male Ghostbusters Film Planned
Sleepy Hollow Showrunner Exits Ahead of Potential Season 3
Tim Burton to Direct Live-Action Dumbo Film for Disney
Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson Hit the Runway to Announce Zoolander 2
Alan Tudyk and Nathan Fillion Launch Con Man IndieGoGo Campaign
Sharknado 3: David Hasselhoff to Play Father to Ian Ziering
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Person of Interest: S04E17 Karma
The Big Bang Theory: S08E18 The Leftover Thermalization
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki, Dan and returning guest Siike Donnelly (writer of OSSM Comics) review this week's episode of Agents of SHIELD titled "Who You Really Are" that featured the return of Lady Sif! They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "One of Us".
May the force be with you Across The Airwaves Listeners, as this week we review the penultimate and season finale episodes of Star Wars Rebels Season 1 with a discussion that had all the same thrills, chills and surprises featured in the Rebels' lightsaber wielding laser blasting space battle to save Kanan. We even threw in something as big as the identity of Fulcrum being revealed with The Helicarrier Podcast's Nicki Elghmy joining us to discuss the Rebels Season Finale. However, there was more warring going on during this week of this week of television than just what was taking place among the stars as we reviewed Jess battling the dreaded walk of shame on New Girl, Phil being caught with his pants down while battling a flying drone on Modern Family and a Big Bang Theory episode where Sheldon had to war with the force of Amy leaving her behind to become a colonist on Mars. Also, Nico continues his never-ending war to keep providing you with Entertainment News reporting on Billy Dee Williams having a cameo in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Buffy herself Sarah Michelle Gellar joining Star Wars Rebels Season 2, The Oscars debating to return to five Best Picture Nominees, Drew Goddard to direct and write Marvel's Standalone Spider-Man film and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Billy Dee Williams to Cameo in Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Sarah Michelle Gellar Joins ‘Star Wars Rebels’ for Season 2
Orphan Black Season 3 Trailer Reveals the Clones' Terrifying New Threat
The Oscars Reportedly Mulling Return to 5 Best Picture Nominations
Hannibal Nabs Zachary Quinto for Season 3 Role
HBO in Talks with Apple to be Launch Partners for HBO Now Service
Dan Stevens of Downton Abbey is the Beast in Live Action Beauty and the Beast
AMC Announces Mega Marvel Movie Marathon
Drew Goddard to Write and Direct Marvel’s Standalone Spiderman Film
Sharknado 3: Mark Cuban, Ann Coulter Cast as Leaders of the United States
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Star Wars: S01E12 Rebel Resolve
Star Wars: S01E13 Fire Across the Galaxy
New Girl: S04E18 Walk of Shame
Modern Family: S06E17 Closet? You’ll Love It
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and special guest Christopher Bourque (from TV After Dark) review the highly anticipated mid-season premiere of Agents of SHIELD titled "Aftershocks" where the show picks up right where they left off. They also read listener feedback about the spring premiere before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "What You Really Are".
Don't worry Across The Airwaves Listeners, this podcast's title does not mean you missed an all new Doctor Who. Although, it certainly felt like the Doctor was a part of this week in Television with us reviewing episodes that went on an adventure through time and space as the Season Finale of Sleepy Hollow took Abbie on a decapitating time traveling thrill ride back to the Revolutionary War, Castle went to Mars figuratively speaking and Person of Interest brought into a new technologically advanced world of urban street crime. Even the sitcoms had us exploring fantastic locations with New Girl taking us on a tour of a spider infested apartment, Modern Family taking us across the Internet Superhighway and The Big Bang Theory bringing us to a realm where Penny and Sheldon fall in love. Wait, what? No, before you get your Spider-Man Whitey Tidies in a wad, it's not what it seems but what is accurate is Nico's News for the week as he reports on DarthVader returning for Star Wars Rebels' Season Finale, James Van der Beek's mind blowing Tarantino style Power Rangers Short Film, a new Peewee Herman movie coming to Netflix, Disney rebooting DuckTales and much more. By the way, just in case you were worried we dropped the ball Michael J. Petty is back by popular demand to review the Season Finale for Sleepy Hollow just as we promised and he also joins us for a special tribute to Leonard Nimoy in our News with Nico Section.
News with Nico Headlines: Darth Vader Returns to Star Wars Rebels Season Finale
The Walking Dead's Season 5 Finale Will Be Supersized
Judd Apatow-Produced Pee Wee’s Big Holiday Film Officially Coming to Netflix
Owner of Power Rangers Wants Van der Beek Video Taken Down
DuckTales is being Rebooted
MGM to Reboot Tomb Raider Series
Community's Danny Pudi to Headline NBC Comedy Strange Calls
New Inspector Gadget Animated Series coming to Netflix
Star Trek Legend Leonard Nimoy Died on Friday
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E18 Tempus Fugit
Castle: S07E17 The Wrong Stuff
Person of Interest: S04E16 Blunt
New Girl: S04E17 Spiderhunt
Modern Family: S06E16 Connection Lost
The Big Bang Theory: S08E16 The Intimacy Acceleration
On this week's Helicarrier's Agent Carter Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the season finale of Marvel's Agent Carter titled "Valediction". They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for the epic winter premiere of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. next week titled "Aftershocks"
We're aiming to misbehave Across The Airwaves Listeners with Nathan Fillion taking over the podcast as he broke through network boundaries to be a part of two TV Shows we reviewed this week, defeating the Triple Killer on Castle and having to prove his identity on The Big Bang Theory. Again, we love Nathan Fillion so much on this podcast, it would have been great if he was a part of all of our reviews this week but I think we got the next best thing as Michael J. Petty returned to ATA for a discussion on Sleepy Hollow that was followed by reviews on episodes of Supernatural, New Girl and Modern Family that all featured guest stars who were just as good as Nathan Fillion. I guess the only show that didn't really fit into our theme of guest stars for the week was Person of Interest but they still delivered a great episode, which kept us guessing to the very end. However, there is no guessing about what's going on in the Entertainment Industry as our News with Nico section reports on The Master returning to Doctor Who, characters dying in Game of Thrones Season 5 that didn't die in the books, Spielberg hoping to direct the Indiana Jones remake, Nightcrawler being in X-Men: Apocalypse and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: BBC Confirms Missy Return to Doctor Who as The Master
Orphan Black Premiere to Broadcast on Entirety of AMC Networks
Game of Thrones Characters will Die in Season 5 that Have Not In the Books
Steven Spielburg Hopes to Direct New Indiana Jones with Chris Pratt
HBO Renews Last Week Tonight for 2 More Seasons
X-Men Apocalypse Casts New Young Nightcrawler
Will Friedle to Play Star Lord in Animated Guardians of the Galaxy Series
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E17 Awakening featuring Michael J. Petty
Castle: S07E15 Reckoning
Person of Interest: S04E15 Q&A
Supernatural: S10E14 The Executioner’s Song
New Girl: S04E16 Oregon
Modern Family: S06E15 Fight or Flight
The Big Bang Theory: S08E15 The Comic Book Store Regeneration
On this week's episode of Helicarrier's Agent Carter Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the seventh episode of Marvel's Agent Carter titled "SNAFU" where Peggy has to deal with the S.S.R. now that her secret has been exposed. They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler season for the epic season finale next week titled "Valediction".
Another week of television has aired, Across The Airwaves Listeners and it's time for a podcast YEAAAAAAH! If you haven't caught on to the reference already, we're putting on the sunglasses David Caruso style to review episodes of our favorite shows were characters declared they won't get fooled again as Sleepy Hollow had Ichabod discover the truth behind Thomas Jefferson unfriending him, Castle threw our favorite mystery writer in a race against the clock to prevent 3XK from slipping through his fingers again, the Winchesters were almost stumped by a ghost who found a technological way to kill on Supernatural, Person of Interest summoned Finch to jury duty as a means of figuring out if a fellow juror was victim or perpetrator and Star Wars Rebels inspired Ezra to speak out against the Empire telling the galaxy he's not falling for the false hope presented by Senator Trayvis again. The sitcoms also jumped on board with the theme for this week's podcast with Nick starting a Bar Crawl Revolution to keep fellow singles from being fooled by the notion they can't have fun on Valentine's Day and Modern Family had Jay determined not to be fooled into misinterpreting his Sister-In-Law's affections. Oh and Nico's news section makes sure you won't get fooled by false information as he reports on two TV Icons leaving the news anchor desk, Spider-Man officially joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe, an Assassin's Creed movie going into production and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: John Stewart to Leave The Daily Show
Netflix Accidentally Leaks Season 3 House of Cards Early
Better Call Saul Debut Sets Cable Record
NBC News Suspends Brian Williams Without Pay for 6 Months
SHIELD Promotes Adrianne Palicki to Series Regular
Spiderman Coming to Marvel Cinematic Universe
Assassin’s Creed Film Enters Production for 2016 Release
Librarians Renewed for Season 2
Person of Interest Casts Katheryn Winnick as Bounty Hunter
Streaming Service Sling TV Now Available
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E16 What Lies Beneath
Castle: S07E14 Resurrection
Person of Interest: S04E14 Guilty
Supernatural: S10E13 Halt & Catch Fire
Star Wars Rebels: S01E13 Call to Action
New Girl: S04E15 The Crawl
Modern Family: S06E14 Valentine’s Day IV: Twisted Sister
On this week's episode of Helicarrier's Agent Carter Podcast, Andy Nicki and Dan review the sixth episode of Marvel's Agent Carter titled "A Sin To Err" where Peggy's secret is exposed and the S.S.R. comes after her! They also talk about several Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. news items along with the big Spider-Man news before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "Snafu".
Hello Across The Airwaves Listeners! Strange things were happening on the week of Television we reviewed for this week's podcast, ain't no doubt about it as Sleepy Hollow set up using time travel as a giant reset button to make the show more procedural, Beckett accused Rick of crying wolf about this week's murder mystery on Castle, Supernatural had Dean develop a love for the sounds of Taylor Swift, the search for Shaw on Person of Interest led to a small town Samaritan took over by messing with the social classes and Star Wars Rebels gave Ezra his first vision, which taught the young Jedi a valuable lesson in his training about emotions clouding judgment. Strange things were also happening on the sitcoms with Schmidt and Nick trying to invent the Swuit on New Girl, Phil doing dumb stuff with somebody besides Luke on Modern Family and the gang on The Big Bang Theory becoming oddly invested in Amy's Little House on the Prairie Fanfic about a time traveling physicist named Cooper. Oh and the strangeness doesn't stop there as News with Nico reports on Coach leaving New Girl and ABC ordering a Television Remake of one of my favorite 80s films Uncle Buck but there's exciting news as well such as Nathan Fillion appearing on The Big Bang Theory, a Doctor Who Lego Set, The Tomorrow People's Luke Mitchell coming to Agents of Shield and a whole lot more.
News with Nico Headlines: Game Super Bowl XLIX Draws Record 114.4 Million
Nathan Fillion to Appear on Big Bang Theory
Doctor Who Lego Set Coming Later this Year
Coach is Leaving New Girl Again
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Adds TomorrowPerson Luke Mitchell as Inhuman
Netflix AKA Jessica Jones Adds Carrie-Anne Moss
ABC Order Uncle Buck TV Adaptation
Netflix Developing Legend of Zelda Live Action Series
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E15 Spellcaster
Castle: S07E13 I, Witness
Person of Interest: S04E13 M. I. A.
Star Wars Rebels: S01E12 Vision of Hope
Supernatural: S10E12 About a Boy
New Girl: S04E14 Swuit
Modern Family: S06E13 Rash Decisions
The Big Bang Theory: S08E14 The Troll Manifestation
On this week's episode of Helicarrier's Agent Carter Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the fifth episode of Marvel's Agent Carter titled "The Iron Ceiling" where Peggy reunites with Dum Dum Dugan (Neal McDonough) as well as the Howling Commandos! They also review the trailer for Marvel's Daredevil for Netflix before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "A Sin To Err".
Hey Across the Airwaves Listeners, this week we are taking one from Proud Mary as you better get your iPod wheel turnin' to keep our podcast burning because we're rolling down the river with reviews on TV Shows (which we will elaborate more on during the episode) that are in danger of going off the rails due to Network demanded changes as in Sleepy Hollow as well as shows that might have passed their prime like Supernatural and The Big Bang Theory. Also Mary moves aside for old Proud Nico as his News Section reports on Gareth Edwards' Star Wars Spinoff, a new Indiana Jones, David Tennant joining the Marvel Live-Action Universe, a X-Men Live-Action TV Series and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: Game of Thrones Winds of Winter Not Coming Out in 2015
Gareth Edward’s Star Wars Spinoff Taps Chris Weitz as Writer
Orphan Black’s Tatiana Maslany Cast in Lead of Gareth Edward’s Star Wars Spinoff
Emma Watson Cast as Belle in Disney’s Live Action Beauty and the Beast
Chris Pratt May Be New Indiana Jones
Zachary Quinto Nixes Heroes Comeback
David Tennant Joins Jessica Jones Series as the Marvel Villain Kilgrave
Jessica Jones Casts Rachel Taylor As Trish Walker/Hellcat
Fox Developing Live Action X-Men Series
Lego Unleashes the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E14 Kail Yuga
Supernatural: S10E11 There’s No Place like Home
Big Bang Theory: S08E13 The Anxiety Optimization
On this week's episode of Helicarrier's Agent Carter Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the 4th episode of Marvel's Agent Carter titled "The Blitzkrieg Button" where Howard Stark reveals one major secret to Peggy which puts the two friends in a tough situation. They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "The Iron Ceiling".
Alright Across The Airwaves Listeners, celebrate good times, COME ON! Yes, we're gonna celebrate your party with you because we wouldn't have gotten to this milestone 200th episode reviewing the week's installments of Sleepy Hollow, Castle, Star Wars Rebels and Supernatural without you the Listeners. However, Nico and I can't give you guys all the credit as a thank you is in order to the cohosts on our supporting podcasts Andy Behbakht, Nicki Eighmy, Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim, Jack Stiefel from The Mixx Radio Network, AlisaLea Gossage, the Entertainment Industry Professionals who provided us with interviews and the people who joined us on our Live Shows for making our podcast an exciting experience for you and getting the word about our podcasts out there.
Now I know some of you were expecting us to have a retrospective podcast like we did for Episode 100 but we ultimately decided that would take away from what this Podcast Show is all about, providing weekly TV Show episode reviews along with news and discussions on the Entertainment Industry. Oh and speaking of Entertainment News we've got a News with Nico section this week that's worthy of 200 Episodes as he reports on casting for X-Men: Apocalypse, more X-Files coming our way, Marvel announcing the end of their Classic and Ultimate Comic Book Universes and much more.
News with Nico Headlines: David Duchovny on Board for More X-Files
Russell T Davies Would Write a Doctor Who Movie if there was a Doctor Who Movie
Marvel Announces End of Classic and Ultimate Universes
NBC Will Live-Stream Super Bowl XLIX for Free
X-Men Apocalypse Adds Sophie Turner, Tye Sheridan, and Alexandra Shipp
Amazon Studios to Begin Making Films for Theatrical Release
Simon Pegg Will Co-Write Star Trek 3
PBS Orders Ridley Scott Civil War Historical Drama
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E13 Pittura Infamante
Castle: S07E12 Private Eye Caramba!
Star Wars Rebels: S01E11 Idiot’s Array
Supernatural: S10E10 The Hunter Games
In an exclusive interview on the Helicarrier Podcast, we were fortuante to speak with legendary comic book writer Mark Waid about his new ongoing series "S.H.I.E.L.D." that brings the characters from the hit TV show Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. into the 616 Universe.
Throughout the interview, Waid talks about how the project came to be, what the difference is in writing characters that originated from TV and film, what to look forward to in upcoming issues and more! You can follow Mr. Waid on Twitter at @MarkWaid (Twitter.com/MarkWaid) and his website Thrillbent.com
Mark Waid's S.H.I.E.L.D. is available in your local comic book shop as well as on digital platform like Comixology.com
Hi Across The Airwaves Listeners, this podcast is only about solutions as the characters on the TV Shows we reviewed for the week were all trying to solve a mystery as Castle took on his new role as a Private Eye by trying to catch the killer before Beckett, Person of Interest dealt with Control uncovering Samaritan's nefarious motives, New Girl had the gang investigating the effects of Winston's strange crystal and Modern Family focused on Luke solving the mystery of talking to girls. Also Nico does some investigating of his own as his news section reports on the 2015 Academy Award Nominations, Billy Dee Williams coming to Star Wars Rebels, Spider-Man joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Avengers: Infinity War Part 1 and how Fox could kill Sleepy Hollow.
News with Nico Headlines: The 2015 Academy Award Nominations Released
Zachary Levi to Lead Heroes Reborn Miniseries on NBC
Minority Report Pilot Ordered at Fox
Tom Hiddleston and Hugh Laurie Cast in TV Miniseries
Star Wars Rebels Confirms Billy Dee Williams as Lando
Kyle MacLachlan is Reprising His Role as Agent Cooper in Twin Peaks Reboot
Woody Allen to Create, Write, Direct New Series for Amazon
Community Season 6 Gets Premiere Date on Yahoo! Screen
Spiderman is Coming to Avengers: Infinity War Part 1
Sharknado 3 Ian Ziering and Tara Reid Confirmed for SyFy Threequel
How Fox is Killing Sleepy Hollow
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E11 Castle P.I.
Person of Interest: S04E12 Control Alt Delete
New Girl: S04E13 Coming Out
Modern Family: S06E12 The Big Guns
On this week's episode of Helicarrier's Agent Carter Podcast, Andy and Nicki review the third episode of Marvel's Agent Carter titled "Time and Tide" where Peggy Carter continues her mission to clear Howard Stark's name while balancing her life as well. They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for the next episode "The Blitzkrieg Button" on January 27.
Greetings Young Across The Airwaves Padwans, this week's podcast is Livin' la Vida Yoda as we reviewed TV Show episodes where characters either acted as or were in need of a Yoda like mentor figure since Sleepy Hollow featured Ichabod and Abbie questioning their purpose now that they averted the apocalypse, Person of Interest showed flashbacks of Finch acting as a mentor to The Machine, New Girl had Winston join the police force to get a mentor of short stature, Modern Family left its characters in need of a mentor after they all had near-death experiences, The Big Bang Theory had Raj look to religion in dealing with his fears about the probe he sent into space and of course Star Wars Rebels had the voice of Yoda himself give some moral support to our new favorite Jedi. In addition, Nico provides some mentoring to you as our visitors with keeping track of Entertainment News as he reports on the Ant-Man Teaser Trailer, the premiere date of Marvel's Daredevil Netflix Series, Battlestar Galactica's Edward James Olmos coming to Agents of SHIELD, Zachary Levi playing Abraham Lincoln and a whole lot more.
News with Nico Headlines: HBO Sets Returns for Game of Thrones
Marvel Unveils Ant-Man Teaser Trailer
Sirens is the Best Comedy You Haven’t Seen
Judd Apatow Written Episode of Simpsons Coming
New Streaming Service Sling TV Setup for Xbox One and Other Devices
Marvel Daredevil Debut Date Revealed
Zachary Levi to Play Abraham Lincoln in Deadbeat Season 2
Agents of SHIELD Recruits Battlestar Galactica’s Edward James Olmos
Fargo Season 2 Adds Ted Danson, Jean Smart and Patrick Wilson
Liam Neeson is Open to More Star Wars
Neil DeGrasse Tyson Getting His Own Late-Night Talk Show
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E11 Paradise Lost
Person of Interest: S04E11 If-Then-Else
Star Wars Rebels: S01E08 The Path of the Jedi
New Girl: S04E12 Shark
Modern Family: S06E11 The Day We Almost Died
The Big Bang Theory: S08E12 The Space Probe Disintegration
On the first episode of Helicarrier's Agent Carter Podcast, Andy Nicki and Dan review the 2-hour series premiere of Marvel's Agent Carter where we go back in time to follow the continuation of Agent Peggy Carter after the events of Captain America: The First Avenger. They also read listener feedback about the premiere before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "Time and Tide".
Hey guys, welcome back! We know it's been a while since we've done a Tangent Time episode and it's been even longer since Longbow Hunters, but we've returned from a long hiatus to play "catch up" with each other and with you on all our favorite nerdy topics! On this episode of Tangent Time, we discuss Spider-Man films and entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel's Daredevil, being a geek, Age of Ultron, Flash Vs. Arrow: The Brave and The Bold, Gotham, why Supernatural needs to die, Amazing Spider-Man 2, and lastly Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as well as much more in between! Enjoy this episode of Tangent Time everyone, it's the last one of 2014! Happy New Year!
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners, since it's the Holiday Season, I've got a question for you. Do you believe in Santa Claus? Well, with this week's review of the 2014 Doctor Who Christmas Special entitled "Last Christmas" we certainly believe in Steven Moffat's writing skills as he took us on a sleigh ride of a brilliant adventure where the Doctor met Santa Claus while experiencing the plot lines of Inception and the racist film Alien, which would be featured in any geek's Christmas Movie Marathon. Also, just like Santa Claus we deliver some Christmas gifts of our own as the News with Nico Section reports on Jenna Coleman returning for more Doctor Who, the casting of Luke Cage, Star Trek 3 getting a director, a controversial explanation to The Legend of Korra's ending and a whole lot more.
News with Nico Headlines: Jenna Coleman Will Return for More Doctor Who
Mike Colter Cast as Marvel Hero Luke Cage
Justin Lin to Direct Star Trek 3
New Pee-wee Herman Movie Will Debut on Netflix
Legend of Korra Creators Confirm Korra and Asami Fell in Love
Walking Dead Spinoff Casts Kim Dickens as Female Lead
The Interview Gets Limited Christmas Day Release, Expands to VOD
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who 2014 Christmas Special – Last Christmas
Happy Holidays Across The Airwaves Listeners! On this week's podcast we review Television Show episodes where the forces of good and evil decked the halls with each other as Person of Interest had Samaritan bait The Machine into having their first encounter setting up what I like to call version 2.0 of the classic hero versus villain conflict and Korra took on Kuvira in a breathtaking showdown that delivered a fitting series finale for The Legend of Korra. There's also plenty of more action where that came from as News with Nico tackles the real-life morality conflict Sony faces with being hacked in addition to reporting on the holiday goodies of Frank Oz reprising his role as Yoda, Mark Hamil possibly returning as The Trickster, The Tomorrow People's Peyton List coming to The Flash, Viola Davis being casted in the Suicide Squad movie and a whole lot more.
News with Nico Headlines: Frank Oz Voicing Yoda for Star Wars Rebels
Orphan Black Season 3 Has Premiere Date & Teaser
Walking Dead Spinoff Setting Revealed
Hot Toys Releases New Baby Groot Collectible
Mythbusters to Bust Simpsons Myths in Season Premiere
Flash’s Mark Hamill on Returning as Trickster
Peyton List Joins the Flash
Viola Davis Cast as Amanda Waller in Suicide Squad
Sony Officially Cancels ‘The Interview’
HULU to Start Streaming New FX Series Exclusively
Gracepoint Won’t Be Back for Season 2
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Person of Interest: S04E10 The Cold War
The Legend of Korra: S04E12–13 Day of the Colossus & The Last Stand
On this special edition episode of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy Behbakht is joined by special guests Keyla Teixeira (from the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. After Show at thestream.tv) and Terri Schwartz (from Zap2it.com) for a huge round table discussion about the first half of season 2 of the ABC hit series, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. with highlights, speculation, analysis: be aware of spoilers and geekiness.
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners, we're making a list, checking it twice and gonna review which shows have been naughty or nice as Midseason Finales are coming to town. Yeah, I know you were probably expecting Santa Claus but many of our favorite shows placed the theme of Christmas in the background or abandoned it entirely to deliver strong Midseason Finale episodes as you'll hear from our reviews on Castle, Supernatural, two episodes of Legend of Korra setting up its epic Series Finale, The Big Bang Theory, New Girl and Modern Family. However, just because there’s no Santa Claus on this podcast, Nico comes down the chimney bearing gifts in his place by delivering a News with Nico Section reporting on the Doctor Who Christmas Special, Chevy Chase returning to Community, JK Rowling getting a BBC Series, Agents of SHIELD tying in to Avengers: Age of Ultron, Spider-Man be brought into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the date of David Letterman's last show, Jonathan Frakes wanting to direct Star Trek 3 and a whole lot more.
News with Nico Headlines: New Trailer for Doctor Who Christmas Special “Last Christmas”?
Chevy Chase Says He’s Returning for Community Season 6?
Mark Hamil to Reprise His Role as the Trickster for CW’s The Flash?
Syfy Developing Krypton TV Series
JK Rowling’s Cuckoo’s Calling Getting BBC Drama Series Treatment?
Avengers Age of Ultron Confirmed Tie Into Agents of SHIELD?
Sony and Marvel in Talks to Bring Spiderman to MCU?
TNT’s The Librarians Opens as Cable’s Most Watched Debut of 2014
Continuum has been Renewed for Shortened Final Season?
Fargo Season 2 Casts Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons as Leads
Date Set for David Letterman's Final Late Show Broadcast
Golden Globe TV Nominations Came Out?
Every Mythbusters Ever on Science Channel This Month
Number One (Jonathan Frakes) Wants to Direct Star Trek 3?
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Castle: S07E10 Bad Santa
Supernatural: S10E09 The Things We Left Behind
The Legend of Korra: S04E10 Operation Beifong
The Legend of Korra: S04E11 Kuvira’s Gambit
The Big Bang Theory: S08E11 The Clean Room Infiltration
New Girl: S04E11 LAXMas
Modern Family: S06E10 Haley’s 21st Birthday
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the mid-season finale of Agents of SHIELD's second season, "What They Become" where Skye finally learns her true identity and what she is. They also report on the news about the announced Agents of SHIELD/Age of Ultron Tie-In, read listener feedback about the winter finale and more.
Hello Across The Airwaves Listeners, this week we reviewed episodes of our favorite TV Shows where their characters showed that they have no sympathy for the devil as Team Ichabod took on Moloch otherwise known as the devil himself in Sleepy Hollow's breathtaking Fall Finale. In addition, Castle showed he had no sympathy for murderers as he teamed up with his favorite movie action heroes, Sheriff Jody Mills proved she had no sympathy for vampires while attending a Sheriff's Convention on Supernatural, Modern Family dealt with Cam having no sympathy for anyone sitting on his new couch except for the cat and last but not least New Girl established it has no sympathy for fighting as Coach taught us they can be resolved with one simple punch. Speaking of punches, we unfortunately have to give you one right in the gut with the announcement we didn't review The Legend of Korra this week because of all the effort put into making our review of The Flash Vs. Arrow Crossover something really special on our DC Nation Podcast, which all of you should check out. The good news is since many of our favorite shows will be on hiatus we are going to double up on our Korra reviews next week and as for this episode we still deliver a News with Nico Section reporting on the casting of the Suicide Squad movie, The Walking Dead Spinoff Series, Ryan Reynolds reprising his role as Deadpool, the casting of Jessica Jones for her Marvel Netflix Series, more Boy Meets World characters appearing on Girl Meets World, Star Trek 3 losing its director and a whole lot more.
News with Nico Headlines: Walking Dead Spinoff Working Title and First Casting Revealed
WB Announces Cast for Suicide Squad Film?
Arrow Gets Highest Ratings Ever Due to Flash Crossover?
Manu Bennett is Returning to Arrow?
Marvel’s Agent Carter Gets Two-Hour Premiere?
Benedict Cumberbatch Officially Marvel’s Doctor Strange?
Ryan Reynolds Officially Return as Deadpool in 2016?
Krysten Ritter is Jessica Jones in Netflix Series?
Wyld Stallyns Are Back in Comic Book?
Eric Matthews and Mr Feeny Returning in Girl Meets World Season 2?
TNT Renews Legends for Season 2?
Star Trek 3 Loses its Director?
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E11 The Akeda
Castle: S07E09 Last Action Hero
Supernatural: S10E08 Hibbing 911
New Girl: S04E10 Girl Fight
Modern Family: S06E09 Strangers in the Night
Hi Across The Airwaves Listeners, this week of television had us reviewing episodes of Sleepy Hollow, Castle, Supernatural, Person of Interest, Star Wars Rebels, The Legend of Korra and New Girl asking the question why can't we be friends as their characters dealt with enemies who were once friends, misunderstood victims, seeking redemption or succumbed to his Dark Side. Although, when it comes to you as a listener and Across The Airwaves, I think we can easily be fast friends as Nico makes us the cool kid everyone wants to hang out with by spicing up our reviews with news about the Star Wars Episode VII trailer and more.
News with Nico Headlines: The Force is with the First Trailer for Star Wars The Force Awakens
True Detective Rachel McAdams Officially Joins Season 2
Legend of Korra Episodes Return to TV ?
Could Another Star Wars Animated Series be in the Works?
Constantine Won’t Get any Additional Episodes But Season 2 Still Possible
Michelle Maclaren Will Develop & Direct Wonder Woman Film
Supergirl May Exist in the Same Universe as Arrow and The Flash
House of Cards Seasons 3 Has a Teaser and Return Date
Smallville’s Allison Mack to Guest Star on The Following
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E10 Magnum Opus
Castle: S07E08 Kill Switch
Supernatural: S10E07 Girls, Girls, Girls
Person of Interest: S04E09 The Devil You Know
Star Wars Rebels: S01E09 Gathering Forces
The Legend of Korra: S04E09 Beyond the Wilds
New Girl: S04E09 Thanksgiving IV
On this week's episode of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the ninth episode of Agents of SHIELD's second season, "...Ye Who Enter Here" where Coulson and the S.H.I.E.L.D. team gets closer to discovering "The City", but for a high price. They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode which is the epic mid-season finale "What They Become".
Howdy Across The Airwaves Listeners, as you'll see from our review, Nico and I had so much fun watching Nathan Filion's antics on this week's Wild West Themed Castle that we both wanna be Cowboys. However, Castle wasn't the only show we reviewed that got in on the role-playing action this week as Sleepy Hollow featured Team Ichabod battling a ghost from Hell pretending to be a nurse, Supernatural had the Winchesters playing a real-life version of the board game Clue, Person of Interest dealt with Shaw also playing Western as a good old-fashioned showdown was set up between her and one of Samaritan's operatives, Star Wars: Rebels had Kanan and his crew acting like the Delta House Fraternity from Animal House to ruin the Empire's parade and Varrick presented his version of Team Avatar's adventures where he pretended to have a much bigger role on The Legend of Korra. Oh and don't count out the sitcoms on the role-playing gig as they showed the dramas this town ain't big enough for the both of us with Nick playing a teacher showing Winston and Schmidt how to do mundane tasks like laundry on New Girl, Phil pretended to be a gourmet Thanksgiving Dinner Chef with the help of an incredibly sexual cooking app on Modern Family and Sheldon unknowingly getting quite racist with his role-playing as historical figures for his final Fun with Flags Podcast. In addition, Nico continued his weekly role-playing as an Entertainment Reporter as he remembered to press record on his News with Nico section delivering stories about Peter Capaldi returning as Doctor Who, the casting of actors for the Jessica Jones and Luke Cage Netflix Series, Sean Bean starring in The Frankenstein Chronicles TV Series and NBCUniversal pulling the plug on the G4 Network. So with the knowledge that we have to record 237 episodes to keep up with Sheldon's Fun with Flags Podcast click the links below to give this episode a listen for some role-playing fun.
News with Nico Headlines: Doctor Who: Peter Capaldi Will Definitely Return for Season 9
The Flash Boss Talks Grodd's Arrival and Another Arrow Crossover
Gotham: Robin’s Parents are Coming, But No Harley Quinn (Yet)
NBCUniversal Pulls the Plug on the G4 Channel
The Following: Michael Ealy Cast as Ryan Hardy's Next Nemesis
Sean Bean to Star in the Frankenstein Chronicles TV Series
Marvel Studios Narrows Down Actors for Jessica Jones & Luke Cage Netflix Series
FX Developing New Series Based on Alan Moore’s From Hell
Westworld Gets Series Order at HBO
Orphan Black Enlists Justin Chatwin for Season 3
It's Official: Netflix Is Saving Longmire from Cancellation
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E09 Mama
Castle: S07E07 Once upon a Time in the West
Supernatural: S10E06 Ask Jeeves
Person of Interest: S04E08 Point of Origin
Star Wars Rebels: S01E08 Empire Day
The Legend of Korra: S04E08 Remembrances
The Big Bang Theory: S08E10 The Champagne Reflection
New Girl: S04E08 Teachers
Modern Family: S06E08 Three Turkeys
On this week's episode of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the eighth episode of Agents of SHIELD's second season, "The Things We Bury" where Coulson and the team continues to seek for "The City", more background on Daniel Whitehall and the Ward brothers have a heart-to-heart. They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for the next episode on December 2, "...Ye Who Enter Here".
Hi Everyone, this week's podcast features TV reviews giving reasons why you should carry on my Wayward Across the Airwaves Listeners with watching your favorite shows as Sleepy Hollow kept up with the best partnership on television even in the face of romance, Castle used an alternate reality to remind us why we've been rooting for its lead couple over seven seasons, Supernatural had the Winchesters stumble upon a musical about their lives to make sticking with the show worthwhile for 200 episodes, Person of Interest delivered more of the classic mind boggling twists that make us excited to watch every week, Star Wars Rebels gave us nostalgia for the great sci-fi movies inspired by its source material and The Legend of Korra reminded us why we've loved watching the new Team Avatar as much as the old one. There were also some great reasons given to carry on with watching the sitcoms we cover as The Big Bang Theory explored why we love Sheldon and Leonard as best friends, New Girl gave us the usual bowl full of zany laughs we can't wait for every Tuesday night and Modern Family just how much we enjoy the dynamic between Luke and Phil with Luke not being in the episode. Also, this reviewing fun isn't all we have on this podcast as we are given reasons to carry on with loving Doctor Who, the Bourne movies, Ash from Evil Dead, Community and more in our News with Nico section. So with all this great material to love click the links below and lay your weary head to rest because you don't have to cry for a new podcast no more.
News with Nico Headlines: The Doctor and Santa Square Off in Doctor Who Christmas Special Clip
Community Hires Two New Series Regulars for Season 5
Matt Damon Confirms He’s Returning to Bourne in 2016
Ash vs Evil Dead is Headed to Starz, Helmed by Sam Raimi
Could the Graysons Appear on Gotham?
Arrow First Photos of Laurel Lance/Katie Cassidy as Black Canary
The Flash Casts Luc Roderique as Jason “Firestorm” Rusch
Suicide Squad Puts Jai Courtney in its Crosshairs for Deadshot
Franklin & Bash Cancelled by TNT
Carol Ann Susi, Voice of Big Bang Theory’s Mrs Wolowitz, Dead at 62
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E08 Heartless
Castle: S07E06 The Time of Our Lives
Supernatural: S10E04 Fan Fiction
Person of Interest: S04E07 Honor Among Thieves
Star Wars Rebels: S01E07 Out Of Darkness
The Legend of Korra: S04E07 Reunion
The Big Bang Theory: S08E09 The Septum Deviation
New Girl: S04E07 Goldmine
Modern Family: S06E07 Queer Eyes, Full Hearts
On this week's episode of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the seventh episode of Agents of SHIELD's second season, "The Writing on the Wall" where Coulson and the team finally discovers what the alien writing truly means. They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode, "The Things We Bury".
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners, on this week's podcast we review episodes of our favorite shows where its characters were runnin' with the Devil to quote the popular Van Halen song as Doctor Who ended Series 8 with a fight to keep the Cybermen from creating Hell on Earth, Sleepy Hollow had Team Ichabod race to prevent the birth of the Devil himself, Star Wars: Rebels sent Ezra on a mission to infiltrate the Storm Trooper training facility planting the seeds for a character to possibly go to the dark side, The Legend of Korra forced its title character to perform destructive violence in stopping all out war and New Girl made the goody two shoe Jess become desperate enough to make a deal with the Devil as she flirted with almost being arrested for possession of crystal meth. In addition, to this my cohost brings in the light to ward off the Devil as he gives us his News with Nico Section reporting on Star Wars Episode VII's Subtitle, Toy Story 4, the Doctor Who Christmas Special, some Marvel's Agent Carter news and more.
News with Nico Headlines: Star Wars Episode VII Has a Subtitle – The Force Awakens
Doctor Who Christmas Special Teaser Promises a Very Unhappy Holiday
Gotham to Introduce The Scarecrow
The Suicide Squad Filmmakers Look at Jared Leto for the Joker
John Lasseter will Direct Toy Story 4 for 2017
Netflix is Developing a Live-Action TV Show Based on Lemony Snicket’s
Mark Wahlberg is the Six Billion Dollar Man
Selfie Cancelled at ABC
Plenty of Marvel Agent Carter News
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S08E12 Death in Heaven
Sleepy Hollow: S02E07 Deliverance
Star Wars Rebels: S01E06 Breaking Ranks
The Legend of Korra: S04E06 Battle of Zafou
The Big Bang Theory: S08E08 The Prom Equivalency
New Girl: S04E06 Background Check
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners, happy Halloween. Yeah, I know it's a little after the fact but since the week of television took place during everyone's favorite frightening holiday, this podcast features reviews TV Show episodes where our favorite characters found themselves fighting for their lives inside a Thriller as Doctor Who had the TARDIS take us where people go when they die, Sleepy Hollow dealt with Abbie facing the horror of her mentor's son being turned into a murderous Wendigio, Castle placed Beckett in the position of being stalked by a Social Media Serial Killer, Supernatural caused the Winchesters to be haunted by the werewolf they let get away, Person of Interest threw Finch’s Team in the middle of a gang war between Elias and Dominic, Star Wars: Rebels sent Canin’s crew up against the newest terrifying villain to emerge in the galaxy known as The Inquisitor and The Legend of Korra had its title hero try to negotiate the Earth Kingdom from erupting into the horrors of war. Again, as you probably noticed the plot lines of these episodes can only be applied to the scariness that comes from Halloween but Modern Family made a direct connection to All Hollows Eve as Cam faced the nightmare of not being able to find Waldo, I mean Lily at the school Costume Competition and The Big Bang Theory surprisingly didn’t play dress-up this year. Although, things got kind of scary when a creepy Urologist of the stars played by Billy Bob Thornton locked The Guys in his room full of pop culture memorabilia, which wasn't that scary to them but frightening to The Girls as the good Doctor tried to hit on them. In addition, the thrills of this podcast don't stop there as we've got a News with Nico section reporting on Marvel's slate of Phase III films, which will be capped off by The Infinity War, the casting of Doctor Strange, Game of Thrones Final Season and more.
News with Nico Headlines: 'Doctor Who' Season Finale to Be Special Extended Episode
Marvel Studios Announces Full Phase 3 Slate of Films
Marvel Will Cap Off Phase III with Two Part Avengers: Infinity War
New Harry Potter Hotel Brings Hogwarts to London
Benedict Cumberbach Reportedly Cast as Doctor Strange
Game of Thrones Cast Re-ups for Seventh and Possible Final Season
NPH to Host His Own NBC Variety Show
Taylor Kitsch Confirms True Detective Season 2 Role
Meet CBS' Supergirl (and Her Sister) As Casting Begins
The Flash Casts a Vampire Diaries Alum to Play Linda Park
CBS' Supergirl Casting Jimmy Olsen, Cat Grant and Others
Paul Reubens Confirms New Pee-Wee Herman Movie Coming
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S08E11 Dark Water
Sleepy Hollow: S02E06 And the Abyss Gazes Back
Castle: S07E05 Meme Is Murder
Supernatural: S10E04 Paper Moon
Person of Interest: S04E06 Pretenders
Star Wars Rebels: S01E05 Rise of the Old Masters
The Legend of Korra: S04E05 Enemy at the Gates
The Big Bang Theory: S08E07 The Misinterpretation Agitation
Modern Family: S06E06 AwesomeLand
On this week's episode of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the sixth episode of Agents of SHIELD's second season, "A Fractured House" where Hydra decides to impersonate S.H.I.E.L.D. as an act of revenge. They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for the next episode on November 11.
Hello Across The Airwaves Listeners, this week's reviews will show you we believe in miracles from that sexy thing known as the television with Supernatural finally doing away with their horrific Demon Dean Winchester storyline. However, Supernatural wasn't the only show we review to feature a miracle as Doctor Who had the Earth get saved by nature, Castle explored the miracle of children, Person of Interest revealed the miracles of having a computer intelligence on your side, Star Wars: Rebels used the Force to guide us an adventure that showed how much fun it is to hijack a TIE Fighter and The Legend of Korra used the kids who idolized her the most to help its title character resume the role of a hero. As for Sleepy Hollow, our review for the week didn't really fit the theme of miracles since it caused Ichabod's relationship with his wife, Katrina hit a rough spot and the sitcoms (Big Bang Theory and Modern Family) didn't fit either unless you find discovering Hannah Montana like Sheldon did a miracle. Also we've got a News with Nico Section reporting on the miracle of Guardians of the Galaxy merchandise, The Avengers: Age of Ultron Trailer, live-action versions of DC/Marvel characters being casted, a Buffy alum appearing on Sleepy Hollow and more.
News with Nico Headlines: Guardians of the Galaxy Soundtrack is Now Getting Released on Cassette Tape?
Sleepy Hollow Cast Michelle Trachtenbert as a Founding Mother?
Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer Officially Released by Marvel Online?
More Avengers: Age of Ultron Footage to Air During Agents of Shield?
Fox Developing Modern-Day Frankenstein Series
Lyndsy Fonseca Joins Marvel’s Agent Carter?
Morena Baccarin Joins Gotham
CW Grants Full Season Order to The Flash
Arrow Casts Vinnie Jones as DC Comics Villain Brick
The Flash Casting: Roger Howarth to Recur
The Late Late Show with James Corden gets March Premiere Date?
ABC's Manhattan Love Story is Fall TV Season's First Cancellation
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast:
Doctor Who S08E10 In the Forrest of the Night
Sleepy Hollow S02E05 The Weeping Lady
Castle S07E04 Child’s Play
Supernatural S10E03 Soul Survivor
Person of Interest S04E05 Prophets
Star Wars Rebels S01E03 Fighter Flight
Legend of Korra S04E04 The Calling
Big Bang Theory S08E06 The Expedition Approximation
Modern Family S06E05 Won’t You Be Our Neighbor
On this week's episode of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan reviews the fifth episode of Agents of SHIELD's second season, "A Hen in the Wolf House" which introduced Marvel fan favorite, Bobbi Morse (Adrianne Palicki) a.k.a. the future Mockingbird. They also read listener feedback about the episode before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode.
Hey Across The Airwaves Listeners! On this week's Big Bang Theory, Sheldon and the guys tried to invent the next big thing but kept getting distracted by conversations about pop culture like Ghostbusters and Back to the Future Part II. Well, let us do the same with Television to give you that much-needed entertaining distraction from school, your job or whatever stresses you out in life as we provide reviews on Doctor Who, Sleepy Hollow, Castle, Supernatural, Person of Interest, The Legend of Korra, The Big Bang Theory, New Girl and Modern Family for those occasions where you don't want to work, you just want to bang on your drum, I mean watch television all day. Also, there is more where that came from as we have a News with Nico section reporting on all kinds of Entertainment News including more ways you can distract yourself with TV watching binges as Person of Interest and Friends are coming to Netflix Instant Watch.
News with Nico Headlines:
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen to Return for Toy Story That Time Forgot Special
Fox’s Gotham Gets Full-Season Order
Walking Dead Scales New Heights with Season 5 Premiere
Bill Murray to Sing Christmas Carols on TV
Robert Downey Jr to Join ‘Captain America 3’
Star Wars Episode VII Concept Art Leaked Online?
NBC to Remake the IT Crowd Again
HBO to Go Cable Free in 2015?
CBS is Launching a Cord-Cutting Subscription Streaming Service?
Person of Interest Coming to Netflix?
NPH to Host Oscars?
Every Episode of Friends Coming to Netflix in 2015
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast:
Doctor Who: S08E09 Flatline
Sleepy Hollow: S02E04 Go Where I Send Thee
Castle: S07E03 Clear and Present Danger
Supernatural: S10E02 Reichenbach
Person of Interest: S04E04 Brotherhood
Legend of Korra: S04E03 The Coronation
Big Bang Theory: S08E05 The Focus Attenuation
New Girl: S04E05 Landline
Modern Family: S06E04 Marco Polo
On this week's episode of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan reviews the fourth episode of Agents of SHIELD's second season, "Face My Enemy" where Coulson and May goes undercover to find more alien writing while Fitz gets to reconnect with the team. They also read listener feedback before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode.
Hey ATA Listeners, in a variation on the Queen cover song used on Doctor Who, we are using Across The Airwaves Episode 186 to tell you don't stop us now because we're having a good time. In fact, we're having a ball reviewing the week's episodes of our television favorites including a ride on a spaced out version of the Orient Express with Doctor Who, Sleepy Hollow, Castle, a very controversial Supernatural season premiere, Person of Interest, Star Wars: Rebels, The Legend of Korra, The Big Bang Theory, New Girl and Modern Family. Also this episode has a News with Nico Section reporting on the return of Twin Peaks, Arrow/The Flash casting news, The CW's best debut in five years, a Guardian to the Galaxy Animated Series and a all-female Ghostbusters movie.
News with Nico Headlines: Twin Peaks Returns! Showtime Orders Limited-Series Continuation of David Lynch-Mark Frost Classic?
Fox Developing Live-Action X-Men Series for TV
William Shatner’s Kirk will share a Scene with Chris Pine in Star Trek 3
Guardians of the Galaxy Animated Series Coming to Disney XD in 2015?
Walking Dead Renewed for Season 6
The Flash Hits Ground Running, CW’s Best Debut in 5 Years??
Liam Neeson was Offered the Role of Ra’s al Ghul in Arrow?
The Flash Casts the Dr. Martin Stein Half of Firestorm?
The Flash Casts Smash Alum to Play Gay DC Comics Villain Pied Piper?
The All Female Ghostbusters is a Go?
ABC’s Uncle Buck Remake is Under Fire
AMC Cancelled All But Two Reality Shows to Focus on Scripted Programming
Nielsen Ratings Measurements Glitch?
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who S08E08 Mummy on the Orient Express
Sleepy Hollow S02E03 Root of All Evil
Castle S07E02 Montreal
Supernatural S10E01 Black
Person of Interest S04E02 Wingman
Star Wars Rebels S01E02 Droids in Distress
?Legend of Korra S04E02 Korra Alone
Big Bang Theory S08E03 The Hook-Up Reverberation
New Girl S04E03 Micro
Modern Family S06E02 The Cold
On this week's Helicarrier Podcast, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the third episode of Agents of SHIELD's second season, "Making Friends and Influencing People" which focused a lot on Simmons, "Agent" of Hydra as well as Fitz as he continues to struggle with himself. They also read listener feedback about this episode (including tweets from Clark Gregg and Simon Kassianides) before they head into the spoiler section for next week's episode.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week of television featured our favorite shows either going into outer space or taking its characters to a dark place where in some occasions we were not happy with the outcome. In fact, Doctor Who did both of these things in its episode called Kill The Moon. Although, what I'm getting at is that we combined the themes of going into space and taking characters in a dark direction to give this week's podcast Across the Airwaves Episode 185, the title of "Dark Side of the Moon" as it reviews Doctor Who, Sleepy Hollow, Castle, Person of Interest, the movie premiere of Star Wars: Rebels, Legend of Korra, The Big Bang Theory, New Girl, Modern Family and Selfie in a watch it or not capacity. Along with these in-depth reviews we've got the News with Nico section reporting on Gotham casting Harvey Dent, an actress departing from Community, Mockingbird joining The Avengers, Dominic Cooper joining the cast of Agent Carter and Avengers 3 potentially being a two-parter.
News with Nico Stories: Gotham Has Found Its Harvey Dent
Star Wars Rebels Renewed for Season 2?
Yvette Nicole Brown Has Left Community:
King Kong Animated Series Coming to Netflix
Mockingbird Joining The Avengers Has Been Discussed
Dominic Cooper Officially Joins Marvel's Agent Carter as Howard Stark
Yvonne Strahovsi to Reteam with Chuck Creator on Astronaut Wives Club
Guardians of the Galaxy's Awesome Mixtape is Available on Limited Addition Mondo Vinyl
Avengers 3 Could be a Two-Parter
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Doctor Who: S08E07 Kill the Moon
Sleepy Hollow: S02E02 The Kindred
Castle: S07E01 Driven
Person of Interest: S04E02 Nautilus
Star Wars Rebels: S01E01 Spark of Rebellion
The Legend of Korra: S04E01 After All These Years
The Big Bang Theory: S08E02 The First Pitch Insufficiency
New Girl: S04E03 Julie Berkman’s Older Sister
Modern Family: S06E02 Do Not Push
Selfie: S01E01 Pilot
On this week's Helicarrier, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the second episode of Agents of SHIELD's second season "Heavy Is the Head" which focuses a lot on Lance Hunter as he deals with the aftermath of the Absorbing Man's attack in the season premiere.
As Coulson has to deal with Lance's wildcard behavior, Mack connects with Fitz, we get to meet Skye's father and more! They also discuss some big SHIELD and Agent Carter news and also read listener feedback about "Heavy Is the Head" before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode "Making Friends and Influencing People".
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Hi ATA Listeners, I invite you to say it loud. That's right! Say it LOUD! New TV Season is back and ATA is PROUD! That's because with this podcast, Across The Airwaves Episode 184, we reviewed the highly anticipated season premieres for Sleepy Hollow, Person of Interest, The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family along with new episodes of New Girl and the British favorite Doctor Who. We've also got a News with Nico section reporting on new Star Wars: Clone Wars episodes, True Detective Season 2 casting announcements, the renewal of Defiance and Marvel settling their dispute with Jack Kirby's heirs.
News with Nico Stories:
Unfinished Star Wars The Clone Wars Episodes Released Online
Colin Farrell and Vince Vaughn Officially Announced for True Detective Season 2
Rachel McAdams is True Detective’s Season 2 Leading Lady
SyFy Renews Defiance
Natalie Dormer to Star in Patient Zero
Star Wars Rebels to Debut Earlier Online
Bryan Singer Officially Directing X-Men: Apocalypse
Firefly Version of Clue Now Available in Stores
Marvel Ends Bitter Feud with Jack Kirby’s Heirs
TV Shows Reviewed on this Week's Podcast:
Sleepy Hollow: S02E01 "This Is War"
Person of Interest: S04E01 Panopticon
Doctor Who: S08E06 The Caretaker
New Girl: S04E02 DICE
Big Bang Theory: S08E01/S02E02 Locomotion Interruption/Junior Professor Solution
Modern Family: S05E01 The Long Honeymoon
On the Season 2 Premiere of Helicarrier: The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast, Andy Behbakht, Nicki Eighmy and guest host Adam Holmes (Writer of Unleash the Fanboy and What Culture) reviews "Shadows", the epic season premiere of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
They talk about all the new characters that joined the show, Coulson's new S.H.I.E.L.D., a very changed Fitz, the Absorbing Man and more. They also take time to read listener feedback about the epiosde as well as discuss some S.H.I.E.L.D. news.
In addition, Steve Glosson, creator of the Geek Out Loud Podcast Network, swings by to talk about the Absorbing Man (one of his favorite characters) as well as other aspects of the episode.
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Hi ATA Listeners, on Across The Airwaves Episode 183, we architect a time heist as we review Doctor Who S08E05 "Time Heist" and the New Girl Season 4 Premiere entitled "The Last Wedding". Also as always we have a News with Nico section reporting on movies for Fantastic Four, Deadpool and Assassin's Creed, CBS picking up a Supergirl series along with a whole lot more.
News with Nico Stories:
Nick Frost to Guest Star in Doctor Who Christmas Special
Ben McKenzie Injured on Gotham Set
Netflix Not Streaming Arrow Season 2 Until October
The Flash Enlists Barry Allen's Original Love Interest as STAR Labs Rival
Skull Island Adds Tom Hiddleston and Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts
Boom! Studios is Rolling Out a Sleepy Hollow Comic
DC Comics’ Lucifer Pilot in the Works at Fox
Arrow Casts Spartacus’ Nick Tarabay as Captain Boomerang
WB Wants to Recruit Training Day Writer David Ayer for the Suicide Squad Film
Fox Announces Shuffle to Release Schedule of Deadpool, Fantastic 4, and Assassin’s Creed
CBS Orders Supergirl Series
Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast:
Doctor Who: S08E05: Time Heist
New Girl: S04E01 The Last Wedding
On this special edition episode of Helicarrier Podcast, Andy Behbakht and Nicki Eighmy get together to do a Season 2 Pre-Talk for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. which returns on Tuesday, September 23, 9/8c on ABC.
Throughout the episode, they talk about all the recent casting news, the synopsis for the first three episodes (spoiler alert!) as well as footage that has been released for the second season.
They also talk about the casting news for Marvel's Agent Carter (which will air mid-season) that has come out recently.
Hey ATA Listeners, on Across The Airwaves Episode 182 we make friends with the monster under our beds as we review Doctor Who S08E04 "Listen". This was an episode that Nico thought was a bit random for the greatness of writer, Steven Moffat but for me it was the beginnings of finally warming up to Peter Capaldi playing The Doctor as I'm envisioning him as a character more similar to Doc Brown from the Back to the Future Series. Also as always before getting into our Doctor Who discussion we've got a News with Nico section reporting on Millennium Falcon sightings, a Teen Titans Live-Action TV Series, the final season of The Legend of Korra, Community Season 6 and a whole lot more.
News with Nico Stories: 1. Millennium Falcon From 'Star Wars: Episode VII' Spotted In Aerial Photo 2. The Final Season of Legend of Korra will Premiere Next Month 3. TNT hopes to secure rights to live-action Teen Titans series 4. Veronica Mars The First Teaser for “Play It Again, Dick” is Here 5. Hayley Atwell Guest Staring on Agents of Shield Premiere 6. Minority Report TV Series Set After the Movie with Female Lead 7. James Corden Officially Named The Late Late Show Host by CBS 8. Hannibal Promotes Gillian Anderson to Series Regular for Season 3 9. Community Season 6 Actors Returning
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: 1. Doctor Who: S08E04 "Listen"
Hi Across The Airwaves Listeners, on this week's podcast we are joined by men, men in tights to be more precise as we review Doctor Who S08E03 "Robot of Sherwood", a Robin Hood themed episode written by Mark Gatiss that explored our need for heroes. Also as always this episode features a "News with Nico" section reporting on new ways to watch Television favorites, the How I Met Your Mother alternate ending, huge Arrow casting news and much more.
News with Nico Stories:
AMC Has Officially Ordered a Pilot for a Walking Dead "Companion Series”
The Final Season of VGHS Gets a New Teaser and Premiere Date
HIMYM’s Alternative Ending Paints a Rosier Picture
See Loki’s Story Told in an Epic Fan-Made Feature Film
Supernatural Season 10 Poster Released
Netflix Nabs Gotham Rights Before Show Premieres
Arrow Casts Aussie Riddick Actor as the Ruthless Ra's al Ghul
No Flight of the Conchords is not Returning to HBO
Dax Shepard is Making a CHiPs Movie
TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast…
Doctor Who: S08E03 "Robot of Sherwood"
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's podcast is all about dealing with change as our review on the Doctor Who episode "Into the Dalek" still had us struggling to face the strain of Peter Capaldi replacing Matt Smith as the Doctor. In addition, we discussed The Legend of Korra Book 3 ironically called "Change" and started this episode off with a News with Nico section reporting on some changes for the location of Comic Con along with current and canceled TV Shows including a revival of the sitcom classic Full House.
News with Nico Stories: 1. San Diego Ruling Means Comic Con Could Leave After 2016 2. Action Comics #1 Sale Breaks Single-Issue Record 3. HBO is Developing TV Series Based on Martin Scorsese's Shutter Island 4. Full House Revival in the Works with Original Cast Members Attached 5. Longmire Cancelled by A&E — Might Another Network Lasso the Drama? 6. The Following's New Showrunner Leaves After Three Months on the Job 7. Wil Wheaton Project Canceled by SyFy 8. Liam Neeson Willing to Play Ra’s al Ghul on Arrow 9. Arrow Casts Supernatural Alum as Cupid 10. Amazon to Revive The Tick
TV Show Episodes Reviewed on This Podcast: 1. Doctor Who: S08E02 "Into the Dalek" 2. The Legend of Korra: Book 3 – Change
Hi ATA Listeners, the Doctor is back Well, sort of as the beloved 11th Doctor played by the exceptionally talented Matt Smith regenerated into the 12th Doctor portrayed by Peter Capaldi. Now, like many of you we here at ATA had our own reservations about Mr. Capaldi and Steven Moffat decision to make this new Doctor much darker in tone but despite our struggles with change we remained objective while watching the Doctor Who Series 8 Premiere to give you a solid podcast. So with that join Nico and I as we dive right into discussing meeting the new Doctor sharing our thoughts on Peter Capaldi's performance as the character, his introductory episode and where the Doctor/Clara's story could be headed in the future with a stunning crackpot theory about a woman claiming to be the Doctor's "girlfriend".
By the way, in addition to our Doctor Who discussion this episode starts out with News with Nico for the week of August, 24th 2014 reporting on stories about a casting shakeup on MythBusters, a potential Castle spinoff series, a Minority Report TV Series and much more.
TV Show Episodes Discussed During This Podcast: 1. Doctor Woo S08E01: Deep Breath
On this special edition of Helicarrier: The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast, Andy Behbakht and Nicki Eighmy are joined by Nico Reifsteck, co-creator of the Across the Airwaves Podcasting Network.
Together, the three geeks review one of the biggest movies of the year and the last Phase 2 movie before Avengers: Age of Ultron: Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy! Be aware of spoilers. They also read what the listeners had to say about the movie.
Also, since it's Nico's first time on the Helicarrier, he talks about his San Diego Comic-Con experience, in addition, the three of them talks about Marvel's Ant-Man (the first movie to kick off Phase 3 in 2015) finally having started production.
Hey Everybody it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves News with Nico Standard Edition! This will be the final standalone News with Nico Episode before the Christmas Winter TV Hiatus as the podcast is returning from hiatus this week, but we will continue to bring you all the TV and Entertainment News that comes out in the News with Nico section at the beginning of each episode. This week we have all the TV and Entertainment news that did not fit in last week’s episode and many of the items that came out this week. So let’s get started.
The Headlines this week:
1. Doctor Who Series 8 Episode Titles Revealed
2. Star Wars Rebels Premiere Date Revealed
3. Marvel’s Ant-Man Begins Production
4. The Flash Enlists Sleepy Hollow's Clancy Brown for Major Recurring Role
5. The Flash *Adds Recurring Baddie to Season 1's Rogues Gallery*
6. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. *Casts Kyle MacLachlan as a Very Important Parent*
7. Game of Thrones’ Sophie Turner to Play Frankenstein Writer in Mary Shelley’s Monster Film
8. Adrianne Palicki is Your Mockingbird on Agents of SHIELD
9. Girl Meets World *Renewed for Season 2*
10. William Shatner Reportedly Has a Role in Ted 2
11. Justified*'s Joelle Carter Books Constantine Guest Stint*
12. Nickelodeon Orders School of Rock Series to Premiere in 2015
13. Rain: Keanu Reeves Starring in His First TV Series
14. NBC Is Developing a TV Series Based on The Devil's Advocate
15. The Strain *Renewed for Season 2*
16. Arrow: Origin Episode No Longer Called “Oracle”
17. Paramount Announces TMNT Sequel
And that’s the news with Nico for this week!!
On this special edition of Helicarrier Podcast, Nicki Eighmy and Andy Behbakht get together to do their post-Comic-Con episode focusing on all the cool stuff that took place at this year's San Diego Comic-Con
They recap the panels for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter as well as the Marvel movies, in addition, Andy talks about his experience in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D./Agent Carter press junket. NOTE: This episode was recorded before the casting of Mockingbird was announced.
At the end of the episode, they also pay tribute to the great Robin Williams who sadly passed away last week. Once again, from all of us here on Helicarrier Podcast as well as the Across the Airwaves Network, our thoughts goes out to the Williams family and his friends.
Hey Everybody it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves News with Nico! The podcast is currently on hiatus, but we will continue to bring you all the TV and Entertainment News that comes out this summer in our lead up to returning for the Fall 2014 Season starting in September. This week we have all the TV and Entertainment news that has come out since Comic Con. So let’s get started.
This week’s Headlines include:
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Doctor Who’s Jenna-Louise Coleman quits role as Time Lord's assistant and will leave at Christmas
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Orphan Black Comic Books to Expand Sci-Fi Series' World
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There will Be No Flirting Says Peter Capaldi on Doctor Who Season 8
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Dexter Alum Cast as Maroni on Gotham
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Vince Vaughn, Elisabeth Moss Circling True Detective Season 2 Roles
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Legendary Buys Felicia Day’s Geek & Sundry
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Big Bang Stars Ink New $90 Million Deals
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Marvel Animation Teases New Guardians of the Galaxy Series
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Sharknado 2 Takes a Much Bigger Chomp Out of Ratings, Up 180% vs. Original
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Actor James Corden Replacing Craig Ferguson as Late Late Show Host
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Craig Ferguson Is in Negotiations to Host a New Early Evening Talk Show
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Yahoo!'s First Community Trailer: "We Can Rebuild It; We Have the Technology”
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Veronica Mars Web Series Will Feature Most of the Original Cast, Including Kristen Bell
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Comedy Central renews @Midnight
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HBO and True Detective Writer Nic Pizzolatto Dismiss Plagiarism Allegations
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There's More Arrested Development on the Way, Says Will Arnett
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Robin Williams Has Passed Away
On our latest episode of It's Tangent Time, Woo and I talk about Guardians of the Galaxy! Not only do we talk about the film and how much we adored it, but we also talked about San Diego Comic Con and the news we got from DC, Marvel, Warner Brothers, Disney, and much more! We talk Batman V Superman, Star Wars, Age of Ultron, Arrow, The Flash, Gotham, Constantine, Supernatural, Agent Carter, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Fantastic 4, Infinity gems, cinematic universes, and much more! Not to mention, we're joined by The Flash Podcast/S.H.I.E.L.D. Radio host Andy Behbakht!
Greeting ATA Listeners! Have you ever had the feeling that the mountain of news to come out of Comic Con is so high, it puts you in a valley so low where you're confused on which way to go? Well, ATA is here to give you a hand and lead you through Comic Con Land With our annual Across The Airwaves Comic Con Special. So join Nico as he takes us on a free ride through his actual trip to Comic Con 2014 with his live on the floor reactions to The Flash and Constantine Pilots along with the panels for TNT's Legends, The Last Ship, Falling Skies, Sharknado 2, Helix, Defiance and NASA's Next Giant Leap.
However, that's not all this episode has in store for you Listeners as I join Nico in discussing news reported from The Con about The DC Comics Live-Action TV Shows (Gotham, The Flash, Arrow and Constantine), Star Wars Rebels, Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice (in addition to the Wonder Woman Costume) and the return of our Television Favorites including Game of Thrones, The Big Bang Theory, Sleepy Hollow, Supernatural and Person of Interest.
Also just because I didn't mention Castle or Doctor Who doesn't mean we are going to stop covering these shows when returning from hiatus, they just did not attend Comic Con this year and for ATA's coverage on Marvel content to come out of Comic Con you can check out The Helicarrier Podcast's Comic Con Themed Episode.
Hey everybody it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves News with Nico! The podcast is currently on hiatus, but we will continue to bring you all the TV and Entertainment News that comes out this summer in our lead up to returning for the Fall 2014 Season starting in September. This week’s episode includes all the TV and Entertainment News released prior to Comic Con as Dan and I will cover as much of the Comic Con News as we can in our Comic Con episode next week. So let’s get started.
On this week’s episode we cover stories about: Fargo being Renewed for Season 2 prequel; the release of a New Star Wars Rebels Extended Trailer; the Gracepoint Fox series will Diverge in Significant Ways from Broadchurch series; Gotham will see Professor Hugo Strange and How Arkham Asylum will be part of Season 1; Conan O’Brien will star in Sharktopus vs Pteracuda film on Syfy; Agents of SHIELD has recruited Lucy Lawless for Season 2; and finally Netflix’s Daredevil will have a Gritty 1970’s New York Feel when it premieres next year. And that’s the News with Nico for this week.
Hey guys, welcome back to It's Tangent Time! On this episode, Woo and I announce our battle cry as we bring back this off-the-rails podcast dedicated towards covering comic books, science fiction, and film in the entertainment industry! This time, we talk Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, making the villains the heroes, the new female Thor and Captain [Falcon] America, Michael Giacchino, Man of Steel, Godzilla, Arrow, Star Wars Episode VII, Brian Michael Bendis vs Geoff Johns, upcoming Marvel Studios films, and much much more on It's Tangent Time! Definitely check this podcast episode is out and be here for our next episode where we'll talk Comic Con, Guardians of the Galaxy, and the Veronica Mars movie!
On this special edition of Helicarrier Podcast, Nicki Eighmy and Andy Behbakht get together to do a pre-Comic-Con episode focusing on all the cool stuff that will be taking place at San Diego Comic-Con this week, including the panels for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter.
They also discuss some rumors and news for the second season of S.H.I.E.L.D., some potential characters for Agent Carter and images for Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron from Entertainment Weekly.
Hey Everybody it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves News with Nico! The podcast is currently on hiatus, but we will continue to bring you all the TV and Entertainment News that comes out this summer in our lead up to our Comic Con episode in two weeks following Comic Con next week. So let’s get started.
On this week’s episode we discuss: The Doctor Who Season 8 Trailer being released; Marvel released the release dates for Five Untitled Movies between now and 2019; a story about how to get a ride in a Gotham PD Police Car while at Comic Con; Benedict Cumberbatch is set to make his first SDCC Appearance; the release of the Homeland Season 4 Trailer, Poster, and Premiere Date; Geoff Johns Declares in no uncertain terms that there will be no crossover between the DC Cinematic Universe and the DC TV universe; The Flash casts Wentworth Miller as Captain Cold; True Blood Actress Deborah Ann Woll joins Netflix’s Daredevil series; Disney Announces a Haunted Mansion Animated TV Special; TNT Renews Falling Skies for a Fifth and Final Season; Ron Howard is directing a Beatles Documentary focused on the Touring Years; Yahoo Might Save Enlisted from Cancellation; and finally, Constantine has Cast Telemundo Star as the New Female Lead, ZED. And that’s the News with Nico for this Week!
Hey Everybody it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves News with Nico! The podcast is currently on hiatus, but we will continue to bring you all the TV and Entertainment News that comes out this summer in our lead up to our Comic Con episode in late July/Early August. So let’s get started.
On this week’s episode we discuss: The first image of Doctor Who Premiere Episode “Deep Breath”; the leaking of Doctor Who Series 8 Scripts Online and BBC asking Fans not to spoil Season 8 for those of us that have not seen them; The Emmy Nominations came out this week and I lament about Tatiana Maslany’s being snubbed by the Academy; but on a good note, Orphan Black was renewed for Season 3; and Community is returning to SDCC on the heels of Yahoo resurrecting the series; JK Rowling released a new Harry Potter short story; True Detective is eyeing Colin Farrell and Taylor Kitsch for Season 2 leads; Lucy Griffiths is leaving Constantine early in the series’ run and is being replaced by as of yet uncast Zed; The Flash has cast Robbie Amel as one half of Firestorm; Sharknado is coming out as a Video Game and the trailer for Sharknado 2 is available in the ACC feed; Elizabeth Mitchell Joins Once Upon A Time Cast; Arrow targets Brandon Routh to play a major DC Comics superhero and it’s The Atom; Hulu acquires the entire South Park library of episodes; and finally Firefly Online will present its first public demo at SDCC 2014. So join us as we discuss all of this on this week’s News with Nico!!!
Hey Everybody it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves News with Nico! The podcast is currently on hiatus, but we will continue to bring you all the TV and Entertainment News that comes out this summer in our lead up to our Comic Con episode in late July/Early August. So let’s get started.
On this week’s podcast we discuss the revival of Community by Yahoo Screens, the BBC confirmed plans for Sherlock Season 4, the Warner Bros. TV plans for Comic Con later this month, Jennifer Love Hewitt joining CBS Criminal Minds as a series regular along with my love of her, two Once Upon a Time casting stories about … first Anna and Kristoff and then Elsa in the second article, Starz and Bryan Fuller are Making Neil Gaiman’s American Gods into a TV series, FOX cancelling Hieroglph before it aires, and finally wrapping things up with Arrow’s Stephen Amell Shooting down Batman vs. Superman Speculation. Join us for these news items in this week’s News with Nico.
Welcome to a special edition episode of Helicarrier Podcast!
On this installment, Andy, Nicki and Dan get together after a long break to review the two big Marvel movies, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and X-Men: Days of Future Past and be aware of major spoilers!
They also discuss several news items for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Daredevil, (this episode was recorded before the two latest casting news came out so that's why they aren't mentioned), Ant-Man and Doctor Strange.
Hey Everybody it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves News with Nico! The podcast is currently on hiatus, but we will continue to bring you all the TV and Entertainment News that comes out this summer in our lead up to our Comic Con episode in late July/Early August.
On this week's episode we cover: George Lucas' Museum Selecting Chicago as it's Location; The Doctor Who Season 8 Premiere Date and Teaser being Released; The Announcement that Doctor Who Will NOT Have a Panel at SDCC this Year; Star Trek 3 Director Claims This Movie Will be Closest to Original TV Series; The Goldbergs Doing a John Hughes Homage in Season 2; and The Talks to Bring Commmunity Back on Hulu have Ended. Join us for all the news this summer as we continue to keep you informed despite the hiatus
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's podcast, we are playing a Game of Star Wars as we review the Season Finale of HBO's Blockbuster Series Game of Thrones and discuss Star Wars: The Clone Wars as a entire series in response to the final season being released on Netflix. There's also more Star Wars than just that as News with Nico provides an update on Harrison Ford's on set injury and sets up a discussion on the list of brilliant directors Disney has tapped to work on Episodes VIII, IX and potential Star Wars spinoff films. In addition, with the exciting news Legend of Korra: Book 3 is starting early, we discuss our future plans for reviewing the show while Nico brings this episode home with the Airwaves Rundown section reviewing the Season Finales for Orphan Black and FX's Fargo. Oh and last but not least Nico and I are going to take a brief hiatus from doing ATA but will be back in late July/early August for a Comic Con 2014 Review Episode.
On this action-packed, SPOILER-filled return to Tangent Time, Michael and Woo start off with an overview of Veronica Mars, from Season 1 to the current film and book series! After that they talk Amazing Spider-Man 2, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice, the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe,the Muppets, Supernatural, The Flash, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and much more! So hold onto your butts, and strap on in, because it's Tangent Time!
Hey ATA Listeners, you can't touch this podcast as we review an episode of Game of Thrones where Jon Snow went hammer time on a Wilding villain in one of the most epic battles probably ever seen on television. Yes, it was that good and Nico will tell you why as I share my predictions regarding the battle not being over yet with thoughts of Game of Thrones topping it in the future. Also in our News with Nico Section we discuss the trailer for Legend of Korra: Book 3, revival of The Magic School Bus, the casting of Kingpin for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a Magic: The Gathering Movie and a new, exciting role for fan favorite Tom Hiddleston that's guaranteed to show off all of his talents. Then we bring this episode home with our Airwaves Rundown reviewing the penultimate episodes for Orphan Black and Fargo.
Hi ATA Listeners, it's Dan here. As you've probably noticed we've been making a lot of big changes with our website to make listening to Across the Airwaves and its related podcasts better for you. On that note, through our process of spring cleaning we noticed that what needed the most work was our About ATA Page as it contained way too much text for you to read explaining what our podcast is all about. So to make this process more entertaining my good friend Doug Roewer and his company Ambient Productions decided to help us out by making a documentary telling the origin story of Across the Airwaves. And with that all I can say is sit back, relax and enjoy the show…
Enjoyed our first roundtable discussion with some of friendly SHIELD podcasts? Then you are in for a treat as Helicarrier Podcast participates in a second roundtable discussion with Welcome To Level 7 Podcast and Nuff Said Podcast to evaluate the first season of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Following topics in the episode:
*Hydra's Future
*A tie-in with Guardians of the Galaxy
*Favorite Moments
*The Season Finale
ATA Listeners, are you experiencing symptoms of feeling like all your teeth have been knocked out, your eyeballs are being squished or the TV Shows you watch are just too exciting to handle? Well, you might be in danger of your head exploding but the good news is our podcast can provide the best medicine by using this week's reviews to calm you down about Game of Thrones, Orphan Black and Fargo episodes where heads exploded literally, leaving us in anxiety about the fate of our favorite characters. Also that's not the only cure we're providing as we try to keep your head from exploding in anticipation for the Marvel Netflix Shows and Star Wars Episode VII with Nico providing some huge casting news for both productions including the actor who's taking on the mantle of Daredevil: The Man without Fear!
Hey, hey, hey, ATA Listeners! This week's podcast is dedicated to the endless wonder of a TV Series known as Warehouse 13 for "realzies" as we review the show's Series Finale along with the Season Finales for Supernatural, Revolution, Modern Family and an all new episode of Game of Thrones. In addition, we discuss some big news surrounding the premiere date of Doctor Who Series 8, the unveiling of a Batman themed hotel room and Marvel's Netflix TV Series. Followed by Nico bagging and tagging this artifact with the Airwaves Rundown Section reviewing the Season Finale of The Americans, Orphan Black and Fargo.
By the way as one last announcement, there will not be an ATA Episode released next week due to Game of Thrones taking a one week hiatus in honor of Memorial Day and most of the other shows we cover being off for the Summer.
Hello fellow Arrowheads! Welcome to the FINAL episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast, the podcast dedicated to covering the CW's hit superhero television series: Arrow. For over five years, Woo S! Kim and I have not been trapped on a hellish Island known as Lian Yu, but we have been friends, back then we were joined through Smallville, since then it has expanded further than either of us thought it would and has brought us to Arrow. We started Longbow Hunters back in the summer of 2012, not knowing if Arrow would be a hit or a miss but we decided to take the chance. Since then, we have had the absolute pleasure to talk about Arrow, Green Arrow, DC Comics, and more on air with this show for the past two years with all of you guys who we hold very near and dear to our hearts. We've been able to talk with Marc Guggenheim, Blake Neely, Jeff Lemire (behind the scenes anyways), and all of you about Arrow, the character of Green Arrow, and about our show and we've had a blast doing it.
Unfortunately, it is time to "bid adieu" as I am moving on to the next stage of my life and as Woo and I's lives both become much more busy, certainly busier than they were two years ago. Although we gave some of you guys shout outs in our finale episode, which you can find the links to below of download via the Across the Airwaves iTunes/Stitcher pages, I would like to again thank Dan & Nico, Andy, Christopher Wietrick, Alisa Lea, Jay, Lauren, VerdantArrow, Steve & Derek - our inspiration, and a host of others for your love, support, and dedication to Longbow Hunters as we took this two year journey through the DC Universe. It's almost fitting that we're leaving just as some of our favorite characters are given their sends offs on Arrow, like Slade Wilson & Sara Lance (who quite frankly, we don't ever have to see again), and we see that Oliver has finally taken his first steps off of Lian Yu in the flashbacks, just as we saw him do in the "Pilot" almost two years ago.
Anyway, thank you all for listening and enjoy our finale episode of The Longbow Hunters where we cover the Arrow - Season 2 episode "Unthinkable", The Flash - Extended Trailer, our favorite memories during LBH, and what we plan on doing next! Plus, a special guest appearance by Mr. Dan Schmidt himself! All this and more on the final episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, this week we are freaking out over it being that time of the year again for Season Finales as we had to watch our favorite TV Characters contend with wedding madness, a death faking experience, going off the deep end, godlike computer systems going haywire and the old classic trial by combat. However, just because we are freaking out doesn't mean we can't calm you down as we review new episodes of Game of Thrones, Once upon a Time, Castle, Warehouse 13, Person of Interest, Supernatural, Revolution, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory speculating the future for these shows or predicting how they will end. Oh and there's more fun to be had from there as Nico provides another edition of his Airwaves Rundown Section reviewing Fargo, Orphan Black, Penny Dreadful, Grimm and maybe a few other things.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this very exciting episode, Andy, Nicki and Dan come together to review episode 22 of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "Beginning of the End". In the epic season one finale the battle between Coulson and his team versus Garrett gets to final level.
They also take time as always to read feedback from the listeners about the season finale, in addition, friends of the podcast comes in with some mini-discussions.
But that's not at all as we make several big and exciting announcements for the future of the podcast so make sure to have a pen near you because there will be new links given out; that and more on this double-sized season finale of Helicarrier Podcast!
Hey guys, first off sorry for the delay on this episode (Happy Mother's Day!), I know you're all very excited to hear our thoughts on this one and I promise we got it out as soon as we possibly could! That being said, on this week's episode of Longbow Hunters, we talk about the penultimate episode of Arrow - Season 2 entitled "Streets of Fire", and no, we didn't start it. We talk about Oliver, Slade, Laurel, Sara, Diggle, Felicity, Roy, Thea, Malcolm, and literally just about every character on the show as everyone has a role in this past week's episode. But after we're done talking with Twitter, do not turn off the podcast for not one but TWO reasons. The first reason is that Woo & I have an IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT for our listeners this week regarding our show and the other is so that you can hear our SPOILER section after listening to some Billy Joel. All this and more on this week's penultimate Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, it's about time Television's Big Bads know that the jig is up, the noose is out and we've finally found them with this week's reviews on Game of Thrones, Castle, Warehouse 13, Person of Interest, Supernatural and Revolution where the renegade villains featured on these shows were either set up to be retrieved for a bounty or made to go nevermore astray thanks to Television's Heroes. The sitcoms we cover also went on a manhunt on their own searching for the renegade known as comedy with Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory using drama to boost ratings when laughs is what brings in their audience but thankfully New Girl came through in the clutch delivering the comedy we were looking for with its cruise ship centered season finale.
Although, with the Airwaves Rundown Section it was back to hunting down villains with Nico's reviews on The Americans, Orphan Black, Fargo and Grimm. Oh and if you listen to the Enhanced Version of the podcast be sure to not skip past this week's News with Nico section as it's filled with a wealth of knowledge about what shows including some ATA favorites are going to be picked up or cancel by the big networks for the Fall.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this episode, Andy, Nicki and Dan review episode 21 of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "Ragtag" - which explored Ward and Garrett's origin, how the two met while Coulson and May have to go undercover at Cybertek.
Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time always to read a couple of tweets from the fans about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, may the 4th be with you as we celebrate Star Wars Day on this week's podcast with an installment of News with Nico revealing big casting news for Star Wars Episode VII and an interesting article about an lower budget alternate version of The Empire Strikes Back. Although, that's not the only hope for this podcast as we've also got reviews on Game of Thrones, Once upon a Time, The Following, Castle, Warehouse 13, a backdoor pilot episode of Supernatural, Person of Interest, Revolution, Glee, New Girl, Modern Family and a Big Bang Theory totally dedicated to Star Wars Day. Then Nico finishes off this podcast from long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away with an edition of the Airwaves Rundown Section reviewing The Americans, Orphan Black, Fargo and Grimm.
Hey everyone, welcome back to the Longbow Hunters Podcast! On this week's episode Michael & Woo cover the "One Day More" type episode of Arrow - Season 2 entitled "City of Blood"! They talk about Moira's funeral, Mayor Blood, Laurel's new role on the series, where Oliver's character could potentially end up next season, Isabel Rochev as the Ravager, and the flashbacks to Lian Yu! Plus the usual jokes, Twitter's thoughts, and SPOILERS for "Streets of Fire"; all this and more on this week's episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this episode, Andy, Nicki and Dan review the 20th episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "Nothing Personal" which featured the return of Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) as Skye confronts Ward about his secret.
Meanwhile, Coulson tries to deal with Glenn Talbot while May finds out more about project T.A.H.I.T.I. Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time always to read a couple of tweets from the fans about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week we're playing that funky music. Yeah, white boy we're playing that funky music as we bring back the psychedelic sounds of the 70s as a Disco Dancing episode of Castle headlines our fresh batch of reviews on Game of Thrones, Once upon a Time, The Following, Warehouse 13, Supernatural, Glee, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory. Then Nico lays down the boogie to wrap up the podcast with his Airwaves Rundown section by reviewing The Americans, Orphan Black, Fargo and Grimm.
On this week's action packed episode of Arrow - Season 2 entitled "Seeing Red", we saw the rise and fall of some of our beloved main cast members, and unfortunately it was mostly fall. So, to honor those who have fallen from grace and risen above their original sins, we talk about this episode and more on the latest episode of the Longbow Hunters Podcast. We discuss Roy Harper, Moira Queen, Oliver & Sara, the possibility of Connor Hawke, Slade Wilson, and much more, all on this week's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this episode, Andy and Dan are joined once again joined by Nicki and together they review the 19th episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "The Only Light in the Darkness" which featured the introduction of Audrey Nathan aka The Cellist (played by the magnificent Amy Acker) as well as Marvel's Blackout (Patrick Brennan).
Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time to read a couple of tweets from the fans about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's a nice day for a White Wedding, Game of Thrones style that is as we reviewed an episode of TV's hottest Medieval Fantasy/Drama that delivered yet another postnuptial shocker for a fan favorite character to follow up the mind blowing Red Wedding from last season. However, this wasn't the only episode we reviewed this week where the tables were turned on our Television favorites with Mike making a life changing decision on The Following, the final season premiere of Warehouse 13 showing us an evil alternate version of the Warehouse, the machine asking Finch to kill on this week's Person of Interest and Supernatural making it look like the Winchesters are the bad guys. There was also fun to be had with the sitcoms we cover as New Girl showed it hasn't missed a comedic beat despite two major characters breaking up and Community delivered what may be their final episode in a way that dared NBC to cancel the show. Then after that we round things out with Nico's regular review on The Americans followed by his look at a few new things including BBC America's Orphan Black and Fargo, a new hit TV series based off of the Coen Brothers Film.
Hello Arrowheads & Happy Easter! On this week's episode of Longbow Hunters, Michael & Woo cover one of the best episodes Arrow - Season 2 has had to offer, "The Man Under the Hood"! And no, we are NOT talking about the Red Hood!
In this episode, we discuss Oliver's current financial situation, Isabel Rochev, the Arrow, Laurel and Thea's recent revelations, the introduction of Vibe & Killer Frost to the Arrowverse, Roy Harper, Ivo, and much more! Plus, small discussions on the recent Batman Beyond short & Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. are hidden within! All this and more on this week's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this episode, Andy and Dan are joined by Nicki, good friend of the podcast who is also known as "Agent Coulson's Army" on Twitter and together they review the 18th episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "Providence" which featured the introduction of Marvel's Agent Eric Koenig (Patton Oswalt) and Colonel Glenn Talbot (Adrian Pasdar) as Agent Coulson and his team deals with the fact that S.H.I.E.L.D. has fallen.
Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time to read a couple of tweets and e-mails from the fans about the episode as well as some opinions about the character of Phil Coulson as a whole.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode is all about celebrating the beginning of our reviews on Game of Thrones Season 4 where Nico presented us with the huge omen change is coming for our favorite characters. However, don't think this prophecy effects just one show as the sitcoms also showed signs of change as Sheldon made a huge new lifestyle decision and Community featured Greendale becoming a University defined by the phrase five dollar foot long. In addition to that we've got Andy and I reviewing Once upon a Time, Nico and special guest Bill reviewing The Following, Woo and Andy reviewing Glee and Nico bringing it all home with the Airwaves Rundown Section reviewing the season finale for Justified, The Americans, the first season of Helix and Grimm. Plus, to top that off Nico throws in some Watch It or Nots for the new AMC historic series Turn and Mike Judge's new comedy series for HBO entitled Silicon Valley.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this episode, Andy and Dan reviews the 17th episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "Turn, Turn, Turn", that was a huge game changer for this TV show as the events of Captain America: The Winter Soldier plays a huge part in it.
Be aware that there will be major spoilers from the Captain America sequel in this review as several events from that movie plays into the TV show. The two nerdy hosts also speculate in depth what is going to happen to the show as a whole, with everything that happened in this episode.
Andy and Dan also talks about several exciting news items, from two big Marvel players coming back in episode 20 and the season finale respectively, as well as 2 hours of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on April 15! Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time to read a couple of tweets and e-mails from the fans about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC.
Hello Arrowheads and welcome back! After a short Spring Break hiatus & a small delay, Longbow Hunters returns with coverage of the latest two episodes of Arrow - Season 2, "Birds of Prey" AND "Deathstroke"!
On this week's episode we welcome Andy over from the Marvel Universe to join us in discussion of "Birds of Prey" & "Deathstroke"! We talk about the Huntress, Laurel, Black Canary present and future, secrets, Roy Harper, Slade Wilson, flashbacks, DC Universe Easter Eggs, and much more! All on this week's exciting episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Welcome back to a special edition episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this installment, Andy and Dan reviews one of the most anticipated Marvel movies in Phase 2 - Captain America: The Winter Soldier! Be aware of spoilers as the hosts do discuss the movie in depth as well as some potential spoilers for the TV show, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC and you can now catch Captain America: The Winter Soldier in theaters!
Hey Kids, I want you to sit down and hear for over the next nine years the story of how I Met your mother. Actually, the story is more about how I met your G.I. Joe as this week of television featured the awkward pairing of our reviews on the controversial How I Met Your Mother Series Finale and the brilliant Community episode that inserted itself into the 80s Cartoon world of G.I. Joe. Beyond this, some normalcy was found in our reviews on Once upon a Time, The Following, Intelligence, Person of Interest, Glee, Revolution, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory. However, the theme of brutality seemed to be a common thread in the episodes of The Walking Dead, Justified, The Americans and Grimm Nico chose to review this week in our Airwaves Rundown Section.
By the way, I'd like to thank our ATA Corps Member Woo Kim for all of the How I Met Your Mother voicemails he has sent us over the past two seasons, your insight on the show is absolutely brilliant and we really appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule to share your thoughts with our listeners on a weekly basis. Thanks again, Woo! Your How I Met Your Mother Sections will be missed!
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this episode, Andy and Dan reviews the 16th episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "End of the Beginning" as Agent Coulson and his team continues the search for The Clairvoyant, but has to go through the threat that is Deathlok.
They talk briefly about the latest casting news for the show as Patrick Brennan has been cast as Marvel's Blackout. Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time to read a couple of tweets and e-mails about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC and don't forget to check out our review of Captain America: The Winter Soldier this weekend!
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's episode we're gonna Psych you out in the end as we end our regular slate of reviews discussing the Psych Series Finale including our favorite moments from the episode and the TV Show as a whole. Although, just because we are giving away the ending to this podcast, doesn't mean it's not worth listening to the sections that come before hand. In fact, look at these sections not like the Star Wars Prequels but something more satisfying like The Hobbit Series as we deliver reviews on this week's episodes of Once upon a Time, The Following, Castle, Intelligence, Supernatural, Person of Interest and Glee. And if we haven't confused you with this episode description more than Burton Guster is around women, then stick around after the Psych Finale Discussion for our sitcom reviews on How I Met Your Mother, New Girl and Modern Family along with the Airwaves Rundown Section where Nico reviews The Walking Dead, Justified and The Americans.
Welcome to a special edition episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
As we are getting to the end of this final hiatus for the TV show, Andy and Dan get together to discuss everything that is coming up with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. including the recent announcement that Amy Acker will be coming to the show as Audrey aka the Cellist! They also discuss the panel that the cast and show-runners did at this year's Paley Fest which was moderated by Felicia Day.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returns on Tuesday, April 1, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, on today's podcast we ask the question why can't we be friends? That's because we reviewed a week of Television where our favorite characters had to put their trust in a person they weren't necessarily sure of as Once upon a Time had Emma on a witch hunt with The Evil Queen, a killer returns from the dead to be a possible ally on The Following, Castle teams up with a ninja, Intelligence had Gabriel befriend a teenage hacker down on his luck, Supernatural forced The Winchesters to play sponsor to a strung out on human blood Crowley, Finch was challenged to trust in the machine choosing Root as its conduit on Person of Interest, Psych had Gus put his trust in a dream therapist played by Bruce Campbell to fight the zombies out of his dreams and last but not least Revolution had Miles seek out allies to rise up against The Patriots only to have Monroe blow it all up in his face.
Also after another solid Glee section from Andy and Woo, the sitcoms got in on exploring just why certain characters could be friends as the gang had to face what to do with unexpected wedding guest Gary Blauman on this week's How I Met Your Mother and Community had the Study Group played a game of Dungeons & Dragons to reunite Professor Hickey with his son played by David Cross. Then, Nico brought things home with the Rundown Section where he reviewed The Walking Dead, Justified, The Americans and Grimm.
Hey guys! On this week's episode of Longbow Hunters, we cover the latest episode of Arrow - Season 2, "Suicide Squad"! We talk about Oliver and his relationships, John Diggle past and present, Deadshot, Task Force X, Amanda Waller, Harley Quinn, and much much more! Plus, after the spoilers, the guys talk about the spoilers for the next episode "Birds of Prey"! All this and more on the latest episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Welcome to a special edition episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this installment, Andy and Dan talks about the documentary Marvel Studios: Assembling A Universe that gave the fans a look into the past, present and future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
They also discuss a number of news items, including the announcement that broke as they were recording that Patton Oswalt has been cast as Marvel's Agent Eric Koenig on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returns on Tuesday, April 1, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey guys! On this week's Tangent Time Podcast, Michael and Woo talk about Grant Gustin's The Flash uniform, KISS being inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, backdoor pilots, Gotham, 007, why Woo is critical, The Matrix Trilogy, posters, Smallville, comic book resurrections, The Winter Soldier, and much more!
Howdy ATA Listeners, this week we are celebrating the return of Once upon a Time by asking the question who's afraid of the Wicked Witch? Well, I can certainly say there's nothing that can make me go Lions, Tigers and Bears oh my more than Storybrooke's newest resident but do you want to know what's more frightening? Andy's impression of the Witch's wicked laugh, which you will all get to experience if he didn't cut it out of the episode. Then again, if the laugh was left on the cutting room floor believe me when I say it's frightening as Andy doing the laugh for our friend on The Helicarrier Podcast, Siike Donnelly left the poor guy running scared.
Anyway, in addition to Once upon a Time, we've got a shorter schedule of reviews that include The Following, Intelligence, Glee, Psych, Revolution, How I Met Your Mother with an extended voicemail from Woo, New Girl, Modern Family, Community and The Big Bang Theory. Also as always we've got the Airwaves Rundown Section where Nico reviews The Walking Dead, Justified, The Americans, Elementary and Grimm in addition to giving us a watch or not suggestion on the new NBC sitcom Growing Up Fisher.
Hello DC Nationites, I've got a question for you. War, what is it good for? Well, as the song goes absolutely nothing but for DC Nation Podcast Week 68 it's worth a whole lot as we review the animated film Justice League War. Although, our thoughts on the introduction to The New 52 version of the DC Animated Universe isn't all you're going to get from this episode as Michael and I discuss some big DC News Headlines surrounding the upcoming Gotham and The Flash TV Shows including the reveal of Flash's new costume as well as the launch of the official Gotham website, which features the series' logo.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this episode, Andy and Dan are joined by a great friend of the podcast, Siike Donnelly who covered several episodes with Andy in the fall, to discuss the 15th episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., titled "Yes Men".
Featuring the guest appearance of a big fan favorite in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Lady Sif (played by the phenomenal Jaimie Alexander) as she comes to Earth to capture Lorelei (Elena Satine).
They also talk about the announcement that came out recently that Heroes actor Adrian Pasdar is coming to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. as Marvel's Glenn Talbot. Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time to read a couple of tweets and e-mails about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returns on Tuesday, April 1, 8/7c on ABC, but don't forget to tune in for the special Marvel feature called Marvel Studios: Assembling A Universe that will air on Tuesday, March 18 on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s timeslot.
Not only will it give the fans a deeper look into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it will also feature special interviews as well as a preview for upcoming episodes of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
But it doesn't stop there: we are also getting some new footage for the upcoming Marvel movies, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy and The Avengers: Age of Ultron. Don't miss it!
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
A big apology to all of our listeners, it looks like that the mysterious Clairvoyant wanted to delay the release of this episode as much as possible, but he is no match for us!
On this episode, Andy and Dan discuss the 14th episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., titled "T.A.H.I.T.I." (sadly, we weren't able to figure out what it stands for) which introduced Marvel's Agent John Garrett (Bill Paxton) and Agent Antoine Triplett (B.J. Britt) as they join Agent Coulson and his team as they try to find a cure for Skye. But big things are revealed during the search as Coulson makes a shocking discovery.
They also talk about this new marketing that ABC is doing for the show called, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Uprising. Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time to read a couple of tweets and e-mails about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC.
Hi ATA Listeners, on this week's podcast we are discussing the return of the GhostFacers on Supernatural while reviewing episodes of the other shows we cover where our favorite characters had to face their own ghosts as The Following dealt with Ryan continuing his hunt for Joe Carroll, Castle brought out the return of an old enemy, Almost Human had Kennex face his father's killer, Intelligence messed with Gabriel's memories, Person of Interest introduced us to the man in the suit before Reese, Psych put Shawn in the position of saying goodbye to the house he grew up in and Revolution used its own version of The Matrix to reveal the shows true major villain. In addition to all that, we've also thrown in Andy and Woo's Glee review along with our Sitcom Section reviewing How I Met Your Mother, New Girl, Modern Family, Community and The Big Bang Theory. Then Nico brings us home with the Airwaves Rundown Section where he reviews The Walking Dead, Justified, The Americans, Elementary, Grimm and tells us if the new USA Series Sirens is worth the watch or not.
Hey everyone, we're back on Lian Yu! On this week's episode of Longbow Hunters, Woo & Michael cover one of the most anticipated episodes of Arrow since Season 2 started, the semi-sequel to last years "The Odyssey", "The Promise"! On this episode we talk about Slade Wilson, Oliver's growth from who he was 5 years ago to the present, Team Arrow, Shado, Ivo, and much much more as the story just keeps getting better and better! Plus, SPOILERS for the next episode of Arrow (after a one week hiatus) "Suicide Squad", with rumors of a certain DC Comics character who may appear. All this and more on the latest episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey DC Nation fans and welcome back to the show! I know we've been off air for quite some time, but due to scheduling, sickness, being out of town, and lack of new material to cover, we have been on a longer hiatus than anticipated. Nevertheless, we have returned and will be coming out with new episodes on a more frequent basis.
On this episode, we cover the last two episodes of Beware the Batman Season 1, Part 1 with the episodes "Ascension" and "Fall". We talk about Batman and his villains, Magpie, what Batman fears he could become, Alfred and his role/past, Katana, Ra's al Ghul, the Soultaker sword, and why we need to see the rest of this season... We also discuss our buddy Giancarlo Volpe's most recent DC Comics production with JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time! Now don't worry, we'll end up talking about Justice League: War, but JLAATIT is definitely the more kid-friendly Justice League feature that you'll be able to watch with your child right after you finish Beware the Batman. It's all good stuff.
We also briefly discuss Batman: Arkham Knight, the Arrow spin-off - The Flash, the most recent Gotham casting, and other DC related topics that may catch your eye. All this and more on the most recent episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
Welcome to a special edition episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this installment, Andy interviews Siike Donnelly (great friend of the show who covered a good number of episodes, last fall) and Omar Spahi, the founder and president of OSSM Comics, which is also where Siike works.
In depth, Siike and Omar talk about OSSM Comics, how and where it all started as well as what kind of books they offer and much more! Make sure to check them out on ossmcomics.com for additional information!
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returns on Tuesday, March 4, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey Arrowheads! Welcome back! On this week's episode of Longbow Hunters, Michael and Woo start you all off with a brief discussion on Grant Gustin's The Flash costume that is to be used in the upcoming Arrow spin-off series starring the Fastest Man Alive (yes, this implies that Barry Allen will come out of his coma, so don't be worried about him)! The duo also discuss superhero costumes in general and what looks best on television and film.
However that is not the main topic of the week as the boys also review the latest episode of Arrow - Season 2 entitled "Time of Death"! They talk about the Clock King, Laurel, Dinah, Sin's origin, the flashbacks, Slade's role in the present, and Felicity as she pertains to Team Arrow. Not to mention this week's exciting DC Universe Easter Eggs including references to Blue Devil, Blue Beetle, and Batman & Robin! Plus, we had Lauren be this week's Godsend as she picks up Michael's slack on the Twitter end of things.
All this and more, SPOILERS, on the latest episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, this episode is all about spores, molds, fungus and TV Shows as we tribute the week's reviews on our favorite programs like The Following, Castle, Almost Human, Intelligence, Supernatural, Person of Interest, Revolution, Psych, How I Met Your Mother, New Girl, Modern Family, Community and The Big Bang Theory to one of Entertainment's best comedy writers/directors, Harold Ramis who tragically passed away last week leaving us with one less Ghostbuster in the world.
In addition to our regular reviews, we have a special News with Nico section discussing our love for Harold Ramis' films such as National Lampoon's Vacation, Caddyshack, Groundhog's Day, Analyze This and of course Ghostbusters with the help of audio from the man himself. Then we wrap this episode all up with an Airwaves Rundown Section where Nico gives you a watch or not verdict on the new shows Mixology, Mindgames and About a Boy while reviewing old favorites such as The Walking Dead, Justified, The Americans, Elementary and Grimm.
Hey guys! First off, sorry about the delay with this episode getting out. I promise that Longbow Hunters won't be at all affected by this, as the next episode will still be released this Sunday. On this episode of Tangent Time, Woo and I cover this years Super Bowl, including commercials, trailers, and what we are and are not excited for. Lots of Captain America: The Winter Soldier talk in this episode, so if you don't want to run the risk of being spoiled, this one is not for you! And of course, there is some Amazing Spider-Man 2 as well ("say whaaaat?"). Then Michael is put on the spot twice on this episode as he first talks about his experience with Frozen as well as how he feels about Supernatural's interpretation of Cain from the Bible. There's also some talk on what is a reboot and what is a re-imagination, all inspired by the new RoboCop film! Iron Man 3, The Mandarin, Batman vs. Superman, Green Lantern, and the definition of a geek vs a nerd are just a few more of the topics we talk about on the latest edition of It's Tangent Time!
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's podcast we're taking it easy. Yes, that's right we're taking it easy like a Sunday Morning since the Television hiatus caused by the Olympics left us with only four shows to review for the week as in The Following, Castle, Almost Human and Intelligence. However, taking it easy doesn't mean were dropping the ball as we've got a great News with Nico section for you that has some LEGO fun and stirs up some NBC controversy. In addition, we top the show off with Nico's Airwaves Rundown Section Review on the most recent episode of The Walking Dead that you won't want to miss.
Hi Everyone, after surviving the sickness that was plaguing our podcast, we ATA Cohosts are doing a brand-new dance now. So come on Listeners, let's do the Locomotion as we string together a train of reviews for episodes of our favorite shows that have aired throughout the month of February including The Following, Castle, two Almost Human episodes, two episodes of Intelligence, Supernatural, Person of Interest, Psych and three episodes of New Girl. Also that's not the only way this podcast has the right moves for the Locomotion as we review an episode of The Big Bang Theory where Sheldon actually goes on a train for the best night of his life while Nico's Airwaves Rundown Section reviews remind us why shows like The Walking Dead and Justified are keeping the Cable TV train running strong.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
First off, a big apology to all of our listeners for the delay of this episode; due to a nasty cold, we couldn't edit and publish the episode after we had recorded it, but now it's finally here so thank you for your patience!
On this episode, Andy and Dan discuss the thirteenth episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., titled "T.R.A.C.K.S." where Coulson and his team continue to search for Ian Quinn who is connected to The Clairvoyant.
They also discuss a number of news items about the show as well as the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time to read a couple of tweets and e-mails about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. will return with new episodes on Tuesday, March 4, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week’s episode, we will have a very short episode due to some illnesses and health issues this week in the Across the Airwaves family but we will still have an in-depth review of The Following, then Woo's thoughts on HIMYM, followed by Nico going to dive right into the Rundown Section with his thoughts on..... Justified, Elementary, Enlisted, and Starz's pirate drama Black Sails. But before that, Nico'll kick everything off with News with NICO!!!
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week’s episode, we will have a very short episode due to some illnesses and health issues this week in the Across the Airwaves family but we will still have an in-depth review of The Following, then Woo's thoughts on HIMYM, followed by Nico going to dive right into the Rundown Section with his thoughts on..... Justified, Elementary, Enlisted, and Starz's pirate drama Black Sails. But before that, Nico'll kick everything off with News with NICO!!!
On this exciting episode of Longbow Hunters, Michael & Woo talk about one of the best episodes of Arrow to-date entitled "Heir to the Demon"! Here we talk the Lance Family, Laurel, Sara, flashbacks, Nyssa al Ghul, the League of Assassins, Thea Queen?, Felicity, Moira, and much much more! This episode is packed with Lance, Queen, and Merlyn family discussion so if you don't want to hear any drama, you may exit now...
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week of television we got to review our favorite shows bringing out the big guns as in the giant freakin' laser attached to the Death Star with its March of the Guest Stars, which was so epic, it even knocked couch potatoes off the couch. Yes that's right, TV Producers let us as the audience behold the power of their contacts as Fringe's Lance Riddick kicked off the week as the CIA Director threatening Gabriel's freedom on Intelligence, Supernatural brought back DJ Qualls as Garth with a surprise transformation, Psych ended Anthony Michael Hall's guest run as crazy Chief Trout and Bret Michaels was brought in for a cameo on Revolution to have some fun with its post-apocalyptic world.
However, what really stole the show on the guest stars were the sitcoms as How I Met Your Mother's season-long guest star Cristin Milioti made waiting 200 episodes for Ted to fall in love with the mother worthwhile, Nathan Filion headlined the celebrity cameos on a hilariously random episode of Community and The Big Bang Theory brought on the voice of the Dark Lord himself, James Earl Jones for the best TV sitcom guest appearance of the year. Beyond that, we bring in our very own special guest star, Andy to help cover The Following and Nico rounds things out with the Airwaves Rundown section covering Justified, Enlisted and Black Sails.
Happy 2014 gang! Welcome back to Across the Airwaves' very own LONGBOW HUNTERS: THE ARROW PODCAST! Remember us? It's okay if you don't, we've been gone for a while, but we're back and we're here to stay, at least for now!
Due to Michael being in Israel for two weeks and Woo being a bit under the weather, we got a few episodes behind in our coverage of our favorite show on television. Therefore, on this episode, the Dynamic Duo returns to cover the mid-season premiere of Arrow - Season 2 "Blast Radius" as well as the following two episodes "Blind Spot" AND "Tremors"!
The guys also cover the trailer to the next episode of Arrow entitled "Heir to the Demon", though unfortunately due to all the episodes needing to be covered this week, the guys did not read Twitter's thoughts on the last few episodes. Sorry guys. Anyway, be back next week for our next episode of the Longbow Hunters Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, in honor of Nico's birthday, this episode is all about giving a nice big hug to celebrate the sidekicks or supporting characters who made the week of television a critical success in our minds on the Season Premiere of The Following, Castle, the Season Finale of Sleepy Hollow, Intelligence, Supernatural, a first of its kind remake episode of Psych, Revolution, How I Met Your Mother, New Girl, Modern Family and Community. Then we round things out with our very own supporting character, the Airwaves Rundown where my very own sidekick Nico gives us the lowdown on new episodes of Justified, Enlisted, Grimm and the new Starz series Black Sails.
Hey ATA Listeners, Nico and I went with the title of we've just got slapped for this podcast because like Barney Stinson on this week's How I Met Your Mother we were slapped with a thousand exploding suns as we had to review an avalanche of TV Shows this week that are wrapping up for the season or just getting started including Sherlock, Castle, Sleepy Hollow, Almost Human, Intelligence, Supernatural, Person of Interest, Revolution, Psych, New Girl, Modern Family and Community. However, this wasn't the final slap we took for the sake of this episode as Nico had to deliver the goods in the Airwaves Rundown Section where he reviewed Justified, Enlisted, Grimm and the new SyFy Channel show Helix.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
On this episode, Andy and Dan discuss the 12 episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "Seeds" that featured the first live-action appearance of Marvel's Donnie Gill aka Blizzard (played by Dylan Minnette) as well as the first revelation about Skye's mysterious past as well as her parents.
In the news section, they talk about some casting announcements for the show and Ant-Man with Bill Paxton coming to the show as Marvel's Agent John Garrett as with Michael Douglas portraying Hank Pym, respectively.
Before they head into the spoiler section, they take time to read a couple of tweets and e-mails from the fans about "Seeds".
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. will return with new episodes on Tuesday, February 4, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners as you can see from the title of this podcast, we got a mixed bag of stuff from our favorite TV shows this week as Sherlock gave us a look inside of a schizophrenic with a best man speech, Community and Psych parodied the works of David Fincher and Guy Ritchie respectively, Castle and Almost Human dealt with smoking buildings as well as barrels and CBS played up its love for computer by putting one in Josh Holloway's head on its new hit series Intelligence while Person of Interest introduced an arch nemesis to Finch's computerized machine. In addition we discuss New Girl, Revolution, Modern Family and the highest rated episode of The Big Bang Theory ever followed by Nico bringing us home with an Airwaves Rundown Section covering the return of Justified, Elementary, the new Fox sitcom Enlisted and Grimm.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
For the first episode of 2014, Andy is once again joined by Across the Airwaves creator Dan Schmidt to discuss the mid-season premiere of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. that gave us more answers to the mystery revolving Agent Phil Coulson's resurrection. The Comic Corner with Siike is also featured this week and will be part of the podcast in every episode.
They also discuss some news items regarding Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. such as Stan Lee doing an episode (http://marvel.com/news/tv/2014/1/7/21718/stan_lee_to_appear_on_marvels_agents_of_shield.), the show coming to Paley Fest (http://media.paleycenter.org/paleyfest-2014-lineup/) and some interesting answers that show-runners Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen gave in a recent interview with CBR (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=50103).
Before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode, they read a couple of tweets sent in by the listeners about "The Magical Place".
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, this episode is titled Stayin' Alive not for the Bee Gees but in response to Dan Harmon's resurrection as Community's Show Runner and Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes returning from the dead for us to add the hit BBC Series Sherlock to our regular slate of reviews. In addition, we review a new episode of The Big Bang Theory featuring a big moment between Penny and Leonard while News with Nico reveals some big changes for the Star Wars Franchise and the way you watch ABC Shows online. Then we round things out with an Airwaves Rundown Section reviewing that other Sherlock Holmes show Elementary and Grimm.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's edition of ATA, Nico and I prove why Matt Smith should be telling the entertainment business don't you forget about me as we review the 2013 Doctor Who Christmas Special marking his departure from the show. In addition, to the review we also discuss how Matt Smith redefined the role while talking about the legacy he and David Tennant left behind which Peter Capaldi now must uphold. However, our speculation for the future doesn't just stop with Doctor Who as our News with Nico section reveals our thoughts on the casting of Paul Rudd as Marvel's Antman and the alter ego of the DC Superhero Vibe being a main character on the upcoming Flash series for The CW. So with that, what are you waiting for use the links below as your key to open up a fun filled but yet sentimental TARDIS ride of a podcast, which I assure you is much bigger on the inside.
On the latest edition of the Tangent Time Podcast, Michael and Woo talk about everything! From discussing why Cartoon Network cancels good shows (and what Greg Wiesman is doing next) to the first halves of the current seasons of Supernatural Season 9 and Arrow Season 2 (and grieving two characters deaths...) to the Amazing Spider-Man 2 (Rise of Electro) trailer! Not to mention the 4 most important moments in comic book history... The duo discuss why some people like Thor better than Captain America and vice-versa as well as why Ant-Man should NOT be a comedic film and why he should have been in The Avengers: Age of Ultron. Woo also talks about looking forward to Daredevil once more as well as discusses where the Punisher should come into play with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Finally, the show is wrapped up in a nice clean bow when the guys talk about their favorite Christmas flicks and wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! So strap into your delorean, this baby's about to hit 88, and when it does you'll know that It's Tangent Time!
Hey ATA Listeners, in the spirit of Christmas this week's episode is decking the halls with mobs and musicals as I've caught up to help Nico review the entire season of TNT's Mob City along with Psych the Musical. However, tis' isn't all to make the season jolly as we review new episodes of Almost Human, Person of Interest, How I Met Your Mother and Andy joins me to discuss the Once upon a Time Midseason Finale and Nico rounds things out with a Airwaves Rundown Section covering the Homeland Season. So what are you waiting for? Fill up your glass of eggnog and fa la la la la, la la la la your way down to the links below to get this holiday podcast party started with some fun!
Hey Arrowheads! Thank you guys so much for being patient with the release of this episode! Unfortunately it is a little late due to people being sick over the weekend and others having school finals to take care of, but we're back for this special mid-season finale episode before we head back off to hiatus-land!
On this week's episode, Dan joins Woo and Michael once again to talk about the second part of the Arrow - Season 2 mid-season finale (and second Geoff Johns co-written Barry Allen episode) "Three Ghosts"! We talk about Oliver's secret, The Flash's origin, Diggle's role on Team Arrow, who Laurel could become by the season's end, Roy/Thea/Sin, Felicity and Barry, Solomon Grundy, Shado's unfortunate demise, and Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke the Terminator!
Not to mention this week's look at this episode's DC Universe Easter Eggs and the finale to the 6-part CW/Bose commercial series "Blood Rush" starring Roy and Felicity! Oddly enough there are no spoilers in this week's episode as we head off to break, but before we go, we at the Longbow Hunters Podcast, as well as the whole Across the Airwaves Podcast Network, wish all you listeners, and your families, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Hey ATA Listeners, the theme for this week's podcast is Jingle Bell Rock as the TV schedule winding down for Christmas has Once upon a Time, choosing the right time to put the Neverland story away but a Almost Human crime still makes it a swell time…to go riding on Sleepy Hollow's Headless Horseman drawn sleigh. So giddyup you Phil Dunphy like listeners, pick up those Canadian trekking feet, we've got a holiday Big Bang Theory review on the clock because with a Rundown Section reviewing Homeland, The Tomorrow People, Mob City and more mixed and mingled in the discussion beat, that's the Jingle Bell, (everybody sing) this is the Jingle Bell, this podcast is the Jingle Bell Rock!
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
This week, Andy and Siike reviews the tenth episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "The Bridge" - the mid-season finale which featured the return of fan-favorite Mike Peterson (J. August Richards) as Coulson and his team goes up against the Centipede.
In the news section, they discuss the two new recurring characters that are coming to the show and what Executive Producer Jeffrey Bell said in a few interviews this week about the second half of the season before heading into the Comic Corner.
Before they head into the spoiler section to discuss the mid-season premiere, they take time to read several tweets from the fans about this episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returns with new episodes on Tuesday, January 7, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey guys! This episode has been a long time coming and has been in development for quite a while, but with announcements of new X-Men films, Amazing Spider-Man trailers, Barry Allen being on Arrow, and Wonder Woman castings, we decided we needed to not only record but get this episode out to you ASAP!
First on the docket we have our final ZERO YEAR tie-ins to cover! We talk about John Layman's CATWOMAN #25 and Francis Manapul's FINAL issue of The Flash (and Zero Year tie-in) in THE FLASH #25! We discuss what why the New 52 Catwoman book hasn't been the best and why the only issues we really enjoyed were tie-ins, not to mention all of our talk on Manapul's Flash book where we discuss not just this tie-in issue, but bits and pieces of his whole run on the series. Oh, and Barry kisses Iris! On top of that, we also covered the entirety of the SMALLVILLE: TITANS arc (aka Smallville Season 11 Special #4) which pays homage to fans of Young Justice, Teen Titans, and Super Friends!
However, this is NOT the main event of our episode as we do something much bigger. Dan and Michael compare, contrast, and give THEIR complete and honest opinions on both DC Comics AND Marvel! From COMICS to ANIMATION to TELEVISION to FILM, the guys talk about what originally made these companies great, the fact that they need each other to stay in business, and why characters like Superman, Spider-Man, Batman, and the X-Men as so well loved today! All this and more on this week's DC Nation!
Hey ATA Listeners, our milestone 150th episode of Across the Airwaves is a tribute to Canada because if we didn't have the country of the Maple leaf, the city of Vancouver would never have been built and therefore the TV shows we review couldn't exist since there would be no place to film them. Then again, not all the shows we cover are filmed in Vancouver but I'm sure through using IMDb and entertainment resources of the like you could a way of associating this shows we cover on ATA to Canada through a guest star or making a ton of jokes about the country like on How I Met Your Mother.
In other words, I'm on a roll here so whether this episode brings out your inner Dudley Do Right, Alan Thicke or Robin Sparkles just go with it as we pay tribute to Canada through our main section reviewing Once upon a Time, Almost Human and Supernatural (shows I know for a fact were filmed in Vancouver) as well as our sitcom section going over episodes of How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory. Also there's more where that came from as the Airwaves Rundown discusses shows where their connections to Canada might be a stretch but definitely worth our time anyway such as Homeland, The Walking Dead, The Blacklist, South Park, Once upon a Time in Wonderland, The Tomorrow People, TNT's Mob City, Elementary, Glee and Grimm.
By the way, Andy wanted me to mention that if you want more of his thoughts on this week's Once upon a Time check out his spot as a guest host on the Operation Cobra Podcast located here: http://www.operationcobrapodcast.com/2013/12/episode-181-save-henry.html.
Hello Arrowheads! On this exciting episode of Longbow Hunters, Michael and Woo are joined by none-other than ATA founder and avid Flash-fan, Dan Schmidt to talk about Part 1 of Arrow – Season 2‘s mid-season finale “The Scientist“! On this episode, the terrific trio discuss Barry Allen‘s introduction onto Arrow, Solomon Grundy, Slade Wilson, Felicity and Barry, Roy Harper, Moira and Malcolm, and Oliver‘s final fate?(?)!
Also, we talk the 4th episode of Blood Rush, Twitter’s thoughts, SPOILERS for “Three Ghosts” and much more! All this and more on the latest episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Welcome to a special edition episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast! On this installment, Andy Behbakht and Siike Donnelly reviews the first official trailer The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and they discuss characters that could fit in well on Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Remember to tune in for the mid-season finale of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. "The Bridge" on Tuesday, December 10, 8/7c on ABC!
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesdays, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's podcast we are celebrating what we are thankful for, which is you letting us be our crazy selves as we review our television favorites again and again such as Almost Human, Castle, Supernatural, Person of Interest (which had one of the best midseason finales I've ever seen), How I Met Your Mother and newly added to our Sitcom Section New Girl. However, move over the mashed potatoes and stuffing on this Thanksgiving dinner as we've also got an Airwaves Rundown Section reviewing Homeland, The Walking Dead, Sleepy Hollow, The Blacklist, the Revolution midseason finale, last week's The Tomorrow People, Elementary, Grimm and Glee. So if you're a Pilgrim using a Android device or an Indian using an iPhone sit down and dig in to this feast of a podcast that will surely bring everyone together!
Hey guys! As Arrow is off for this week, Woo & Michael decided to record a show about all the things they don't get to podcast about on a weekly basis like they do for Arrow! The duo talk about a LOT of topics this week and go off on many tangents. Most importantly, and probably the two longest topics, the guys share their over-all thoughts on Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Man of Steel now that it's out on Blu-Ray/DVD. Not to mention, there's also talk on PIXAR films, Muppets Most Wanted, Beauty & the Beast vs The Lion King, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, J.J. Abrams run on television, Almost Human, Sleepy Hollow, Supernatural, the Marvel Netflix shows, Stan Lee, and much more all on the latest edition of the IT'S TANGENT TIME PODCAST!
Hey DC Nationites! On this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast, Dan & Michael have a lot for you!!!
First off, the guys cover FOREVER EVIL: ROUGES REBELLION #2 which not only ties into Forever Evil #3, but will tie into Forever Evil: Arkham War as well... The boys talk about the Rouges, Mirror Master taking charge(?), Parasite, Poison Ivy, Captain Cold, The Flash TV series, and more!
However, the main event of this episode seems to be more coverage on the BATMAN: ZERO YEAR tie-ins! This week, the tie-in talk includes coverage of the 25th issues of Batgirl, Batwoman, Birds of Prey, Green Lantern Corps, Nightwing, and Red Hood & the Outlaws! The dynamic duo talk Beware the Batman connections, various Black Canary origins, how much they love John Stewart, how Kate Kane and Bruce Wayne are related, Dick Grayson's young heroics, and Jason Todd & the Joker!
But that's not all as the guys don't forget to promote YOUNG JUSTICE: LEGACY! The long-anticipated Young Justice video game, that bridges the 5 year gap between Season 1 and Season 2 of the incredible animated series, is out now! Fans of DC Nation, DC Comics, our podcast, and most certainly Young Justice should make buying this game (and playing it of course) a priority as it may eventually help resurrect the show in some form. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
This week, Andy and Siike reviews the ninth episode "Repairs" which gave the fans of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. a deeper look into Agent Melinda May's (Ming-Na Wen) past and what made her the person that she is today as they were dealing with a victim trapped between realms through a mystical force.
But before that, they also discuss the fantastic news regarding the ratings boost that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. got this week and they also discuss the comics of the weeks in the comic section.
They also take time to read several tweets by the fans before heading into the spoiler section where they speculate about the mid-season finale "The Bridge" which will air on Tuesday December 10 as the show will be on a 1-week hiatus next week. However, there may be a Helicarrier Special next week while the show is on its short break.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you want to have your thoughts read on Helicarrier Podcast, just tweet us after each episode has aired and we will read them on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesdays, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode is all about celebrating the Day of the Doctor as we review the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special starring Matt Smith as the 11th Doctor and David Tennant as the beloved 10th Doctor. Although, this podcast is much bigger on the inside as we also discuss a week of television that Christopher Eccleston's 9th Doctor would call fantastic with reviews on Once upon a Time, a Castle episode that featured the huge return of a reoccurring villain, Supernatural, a Person of Interest episode that changed the show forever, The Legend of Korra Season Finale, How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory. On top of that, this particular adventure through space and time took us to a whole new place as we took a in-depth look at both premiere episodes of Almost Human from Fringe Executive Producer JH Wyman and let's just say it was bloody brilliant!
Then we pull the lever to bring our TARDIS back around to Earth with a shortened Airwaves Rundown Section reviewing Homeland, The Walking Dead, Sleepy Hollow, South Park and Glee with some of our other favorites like New Girl, Revolution and The Tomorrow People being transported to the future as in next week due to this episode's dedication to the Doctor and these shows being on hiatus for Thanksgiving. However, don't let this make you feel sad as I suggest you put on your bowtie because they're cool, hold onto your Fez and press the big red button to play this podcast for one heck of a wild ride that can only be kicked off by one word allons-y!
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode is all about celebrating the Day of the Doctor as we review the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special starring Matt Smith as the 11th Doctor and David Tennant as the beloved 10th Doctor. Although, this podcast is much bigger on the inside as we also discuss a week of television that Christopher Eccleston's 9th Doctor would call fantastic with reviews on Once upon a Time, a Castle episode that featured the huge return of a reoccurring villain, Supernatural, a Person of Interest episode that changed the show forever, The Legend of Korra Season Finale, How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory. On top of that, this particular adventure through space and time took us to a whole new place as we took a in-depth look at both premiere episodes of Almost Human from Fringe Executive Producer JH Wyman and let's just say it was bloody brilliant!
Then we pull the lever to bring our TARDIS back around to Earth with a shortened Airwaves Rundown Section reviewing Homeland, The Walking Dead, Sleepy Hollow, South Park and Glee with some of our other favorites like New Girl, Revolution and The Tomorrow People being transported to the future as in next week due to this episode's dedication to the Doctor and these shows being on hiatus for Thanksgiving. However, don't let this make you feel sad as I suggest you put on your bowtie because they're cool, hold onto your Fez and press the big red button to play this podcast for one heck of a wild ride that can only be kicked off by one word allons-y!
Hello lovely and loyal Arrowhead fanbase, welcome back to the Arrow Podcast! On this week's episode, the crime-fighting team of Michael & Woo review and discuss the 7th episode of Arrow - Season 2: "State V. Queen"! The dynamic podcasting duo talk about Laurel (as well as a voicemail concerning her, thanks Alisa!), Moira's trial and verdict, Thea and Roy, the return of Count Vertigo(!), the usage of Diggle and Felicity in this week's episode, Oliver (duh), and a shocking ending that will go down as one of the most shocking (yes, I used the same word twice) endings that Arrow has ever produced.
Also, DC Universe Easter Eggs (Solomon Grundy!!!), Dan & Andy's thoughts on "State V. Queen", SPOILERS for "The Scientist", and much much more all in this week's episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast!
This week, Andy and Siike review the eighth episode of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "The Well" which was the Thor: The Dark World tie-in episode where Agent Coulson and his S.H.I.E.L.D. agents take care of the aftermath.
Also featured on the podcast is Siike's comic discussion, the news section with some very positive Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. news items and they also take time as usual to read a couple of tweets from the fans.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you tweet your thoughts to the podcast about each episode after it has aired, it will be read on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesdays, 8/7c on ABC.
Hello DC Comics junkies! On this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast, Dan & Michael review all of the biggest comic book content that DC has out! First off on the list is FOREVER EVIL, with discussion on the third issue of the event as well as Forever Evil: ARKHAM WAR #2! From Ultraman to Bane and Owlman to Man-Bat, we make sure to cover all the big points from this past week's tie ins as we even briefly touch on Justice League if America #8-9!
However, this week's main event is about one of the best Batman stories ever writen, and that is ZERO YEAR! The duo discuss Batman's early years, his uniform, and how Scott Snyder & Greg Capullio are making Batman comics stronger than they've ever been. And of course, we talk Red Hood One, the Joker, the Riddler, and even Doctor Death!
Plus, we also discuss Jim Gordon, Luke Fox, Clark Kent, and Oliver Queen's roles in Zero Year with discussion on the ZY tie-in issues (all #25) of Action Comics, Batwing, Detective Comics, and Green Arrow!
But that's still not all folks as we finally finish our weekly coverage of the SMALLVILLE series of books with Smallville Season 11 #69 "Olympus, Part 12". Here we talk "Alien", Wonder Woman, Season 11 as a whole, and more. Don 'to worry though, we'll still be covering Smallville, but from now on we'll be doing it by PRINT issue instead if digital as we have been.
All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
Welcome back Arrowheads! On this week's episode of Longbow Hunters, Michael & Woo talk about the latest episode of Arrow - Season 2 entitled "Keep Your Enemies Closer"! As I'm sure you could guess, there are actually a LOT of DC Comics villains in this episode! From Slade Wilson to Isabel Rochev, even to Deadshot, Amanda Waller, and KGBeast, this episode is definitely action packed!
On this episode, the guys discuss Oliver and Isabel, Oliver and Felicity, H.I.V.E., Deadshot, Diggle and Lyla, Roy and Thea, some suspenseful flashbacks, and more! The guys also talk about this week's edition to Blood Rush with Episode 2 of the Roy & Felicity story!
And of course, as always, after the music the guys talk about SPOILERS for next week's episode "State V. Queen", which will feature the return of fan-favorite villain: Count Vertigo! All this and more on this week's edition of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast,and remember, what happens on this podcast, stays on this podcast!
Hey Listeners, let me to you about this week's podcast, which believe it or not is walking on air as we review episodes of our favorite TV shows paying tribute to unlikely heroes. You know people like the Little Mermaid on Once upon a Time, Richard Castle the novelist who has a knack for solving real-life mysteries, the former Angel making slushies at the minimart on Supernatural, Person of Interest's single mother working as a street cop and the wacky uncle who proved his outrageous stories were true on The Legend of Korra. Oh and let's not forget the crazy ones who found themselves on top of the world thinking the hero should be someone else such as the mother we've waited to meet who tamed ladies man Barney Stinson, the housewife that gave her husband Chinese Acrobats for a gift on Modern Family and the physics professor who wore an extremely itchy sweater to maintain his integrity on The Big Bang Theory.
Then we continued flying away on a wing and a prayer into our Airwaves Rundown section unveiling more unlikely heroes where that came from with our reviews on Homeland, The Walking Dead, Sleepy Hollow, The Blacklist, New Girl, South Park, Revolution, Once upon a Time in Wonderland, The Tomorrow People, Elementary, Grimm and Glee. So with all this great content coming your way I've got to ask who could this podcast be? Well, believe it or not it's just ATA.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast! On this week's episode, Andy and Siike review the seventh episode "The Hub" which featured the introduction of Marvel Comics Agent Victoria Hand (Saffron Burrows), the return of Agent Sitwell (Maximiliano Hernádez) from Marvel's Thor and the Marvel One-Shots as wellAgent Fitz and Agent Ward on a Level 8 classified mission.
They also discuss the recent Marvel/Netflix news for two of their upcoming series, Daredevil and Jessica Jones and they also introduce a comic book section which will be featured for a weeks on the podcast.
They take time to read a couple of tweets from the fans before heading into the spoiler section for next week's episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you tweet your thoughts to the podcast about each episode after it has aired, it will be read on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesdays, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, you may dream about going to another podcast but that's just a big mistake. Just look at the shows around you, no one reviews as much TV. Such beautiful things surround you, what more than ATA is you looking for? So come join the party under the sea. Yes, under the sea as this podcast will be better, down where it's wetter take it from me with Ariel, The Little Mermaid's first appearance on Once upon a Time inspiring us to dive right in on this week's reviews of Castle, Supernatural, Person of Interest, The Legend of Korra, How I Met Your Mother and The Big Bang Theory. However, that's not all for our hot crustacean band as we review the return of FOX's Sleepy Hollow, Homeland, The Walking Dead, The Blacklist, Revolution, The Tomorrow People, Once upon a Time in Wonderland and much more in the Airwaves Rundown Section. Then Woo and Andy take us from the bottom of the ocean and back to the surface with the resuming of their weekly reviews on Glee.
Hello loyal Arrowheads! On this week's episode, Michael & Woo talk about the ancient "League of Assassins" as they dive into the episode of the same name. They discuss Moira's trial, Laurel Lance - what's her issue and why does she do what she does -, Shado's possible fate, who is the "Child of Ra's al Ghul", more Arrow/Canary team-ups, Detective Lance, and much more!
The duo also reviews the first episode of the new Bose/CW Arrow mini-series (much like the "Chloe Chronicles" or the "Vengeance Chronicles" from Smallville) entitled "Blood Rush", starring Roy Harper and Felicity Smoak (with Detective Lance!). Michel then gives his quick plug/review of the Batman: Zero Year tie-in issue to Jeff Lemiere's New 52 GREEN ARROW series, which gives some backstory on Oliver, Diggle and Moira! Plus, SPOILERS after the music for next week's episode "Keep Your Enemies Closer"! All this and more on this week's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Welcome to a special edition episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast! On this installment, Andy Behbakht and his guest co-host Siike Donnelly reviews the second movie in Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor: The Dark World, the sequel to Marvel's Thor.
WARNING: if you haven't seen Thor: The Dark World yet, this episode contain heavy spoilers from the movie, and a few regarding an upcoming episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
We recommend updating your Level 7 access by seeing Thor: The Dark World and the latest episode "F.Z.Z.T." of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. before giving us a listen.
You can keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble and in case you missed it the other day: here is the latest episode of the regular Helicarrier Podcast.
Thor: The Dark World is now playing in 2D and 3D theaters and Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs Tuesday nights, 8/7c on ABC.
Welcome back to Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast! On this week's episode, Andy is joined by his friend Siike Donnelly, a passionate comic book fan who will be joining Andy in covering Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for a couple of weeks.
Together they review the sixth episode "F.Z.Z.T." which focused heavily on Agent Leo Fitz and Agent Jemma Simmons as a dramatic event takes place on the Bus after they take in an infected Chitauri helmet that caused several mysterious deaths.
On the news section this week, they discuss the upcoming appearance of Marvels' Agent Victoria Hand on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the big announcement that Marvel and Netflix are developing four shows (Daredevil, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist and the mini-series The Defenders) for 2015.
As usual, they read a couple of tweets from the fans, followed by individual recordings from other podcast hosts from the Across the Airwaves network before they head into the spoiler section. Make sure to listen to the upcoming review of Thor: The Dark World in a special episode of Helicarrier Podcast later this weekend.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you tweet your thoughts to the podcast about each episode after it has aired, it will be read on the show. We would love to hear what you think about each episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesdays, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, since you are those who love TV that rocks we are going to salute you by going somewhere over the rainbow with Andy joining me to review a highflying Once upon a Time and then Nico stepping in for our reviews on Castle, a fun filled Wizard Of Oz themed Supernatural, Person of Interest and a Legend of Korra episode that said we certainly aren't in Kansas anymore as she traveled to the spirit world. We also finish the main part of our podcast off with a shortened Sitcom Section featuring thoughts on this week's How I Met Your Mother from the wonderful wizard known as Woo.
Although, our following of the yellow brick road doesn't stop there as we've got a Rundown Section featuring reviews on Homeland, The Walking Dead, The Blacklist, South Park, Revolution, The Tomorrow People, Elementary and Grimm. Then we wrap up the show once again off to see the Wizard, the wonderful wizard of Woo as he presents us with a another voicemail on Once upon a Time. So with all this great stuff coming your way, tap the screen of your ruby iPhone or Android device to be reminded that there's no place like Across the Airwaves for television reviews along with Nico's news.
Hello good and faithful DC Nationites! On this week's episode, Dan and Michael (finally) cover FOREVER EVIL #2! The duo have some great discussion on Lex Luthor, the Crime Syndicate, Bizarro, Otis (poor Otis...), the current state of the Justice League and more! But that's not all as they also cover two of the three major Forever Evil tie-ins: Arkham War and Rouges Rebellion! Here they talk about the war between Penguin and Bane and what Bane's real motives are, why the Rouges are really the most heroic villains out there, and what makes Forever Evil such a big event. Also, all is revealed as we get Ultraman's origin in Justice League #24, which the guys also make sure to cover.
Unfortunately, that's not all as we have some sad news for all of you DC Nation fans. History has repeated itself as Cartoon Network has taken BEWARE THE BATMAN off of the air until January 2014! Not only do we take the first 10-15 minutes of this podcast to inform you about it (as well as rant), but we also tell you how you can support this show!
Finally, the Caped Crusaders cover Parts 10 and 11 of SMALLVILLE SEASON 11's "Olympus" arc (which is almost concluded) and Michael gives all of you more and more reason to buy the recently released Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - Deluxe Edition Blu-Ray/DVD Combo-Pack! All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
Hello Arrowheads! On this week's episode, Michael and Woo cover the 4th episode of Arrow - Season 2.0 entitled "Crucible"! Much is revealed and even more is discussed as they dive into talking about Sara Lance aka The Canary, Laurel's drinking/driving/drug problems, the very nice scene between Oliver and Quinton, DC Universe Easter Eggs, the Thea/Roy/Sin love-triangle, the amazing Arrow/Canary team-up, Brother Blood, Rochev's goals, and the controversial scene between Oliver, Diggle, and Felicity! Plus, Dan and Andy give their thoughts on this week's episode (as do all of you on Twitter) and the team of M & W discuss whether or not Arrow should be apart of the larger DC Cinematic Universe that began with Man of Steel, as well as Warner Brothers' need to make a decision one way or another. All this and more on this week's episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, I wish we could find a way to have Nico's head bounce across the lyrics but here's the description of this week's podcast episode set to the tune of the song Howard sang to Bernadette on this week's Big Bang Theory so get ready to sing along…
If I didn't have the tube,
Nico I would have never met you,
I'd be Once upon a Time,
without Neverland.
A Castle without a Beckett,
Reese without a Finch,
I'd be an Avatar,
without bending.
I'd never meet the mother,
Woo couldn't deal with that.
I'd be solving domestic situations without Modern Family references
making someone like the Big Bang Theory's Sheldon much harder to crack...
I'd be chasing down Blacklisters without Red,
the power like on Revolution would be dead,
and we wouldn't have a podcast without the tube.
[All:] And we wouldn't have a podcast without the tube.
Ever since i met you,
you turned my world around.
You supported all my dreams
and all my hopes.
You're like Kenny,
and dying,
a South Park TV trope...
I couldn't have imagined,
how many Walking Dead Zombies my life would get...
From the moment that I met you,
Television tube.
If I didn't have you,
Supernatural wouldn't be scary.
We'd be hunting Vessen,
without a Grimm.
I'd be Homeland,
without a traitor.
A Andy Behbakht,
without a Glee section.
I'd be Longbow Hunters, DC Nation and It's Tangent Time without Michael.
I'd speak a lot more kryptonian, "Heghlu'meh QaQ jajvam"
And we wouldn't have a podcast without the tube!
[All:] Oh we couldn't even imagine,
not having Across the Airwaves...
Because we couldn't have a podcast,
without the tube...
And if our sing-along description as you completely lost in left field, let me translate our crazy for you by explaining this week's episode reviews Once upon a Time, Castle, Supernatural, Person of Interest, How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory and a hour length Legend of Korra episode unveiling the origins of the Avatar. Then in the Rundown Section, we cover Homeland, The Blacklist, Revolution, The Tomorrow People, The Walking Dead and much more. So what are you waiting for? If you love television, listen to this ATA episode because like the tube, we also wouldn't have a podcast without you…
On this week's episode of The Arrow Podcast, Michael & Woo cover the incredible 3rd episode of Arrow - Season 2 entitled "Broken Dolls", and was there a LOT to discuss!!! The duo sits down to discuss plot lines like the Black Canary, Ra's al Ghul, the Dollmaker's introduction into live action, Laurel's ultimate revelation, the parallels between the present and the past, Sin, the birth of Deathstroke, the Arrow/Lance partnership, and much more (including SPOILERS!). Plus, on this week's episode, the guys have added a new section to the show where they point out DC Universe Easter Eggs and explain them to the fans of the show, and boy was it a good week to start!!! All this and more on this week's episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
In this week's episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast, Andy and Dan discuss the fifth episode of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., titled "Girl In The Flower Dress" where they discuss the newest revelation about the bigger threat S.H.I.E.L.D. is facing, the secrets that Skye had been hiding from the team this whole time and much more.
Also featured in this episode is a short review of the first official trailer for Captain America: The Winter Soldier which comes out on April 4, 2014. Before wrapping it up with the spoiler section, they also read a few tweets from the fans. Remember that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. won't be back until November 5 with the sixth episode, "F.Z.Z.T."
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you tweet your thoughts to the podcast about each episode after it has aired, it will be read on the show.
Here's the link to Phantastic Geek's petition for the Fitz-Monkey: http://goo.gl/semYbd
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs on Tuesdays, 8/7c on ABC.
Hey ATA Listeners, Nico is leaving. Yes, he is leaving on the Midnight Train to great television. Actually, as you will hear in the background it's more like a Midnight Car Ride to an undisclosed location as Nico while on the road helps me review this week's episodes of Castle, Person of Interest, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory. Then our ATA Corps hopped on board this crazy train as Andy joined me to review Once upon a Time, Woo shared his thoughts on How I Met Your Mother and Michael joined me to talk Supernatural.
However, the train didn't pull into the station just yet, as we switched tracks to the Airwaves Rundown Section where I reviewed the week's episodes of Sleepy Hollow, The Blacklist, Revolution and Michael joined me for a great conversation on the second episode of The Tomorrow People that was followed by Nico bringing us home with his review on The Walking Dead's season premiere. Also for those of you looking for this week's Legend of Korra review expect a special section next week discussing three episodes mainly focusing on our thoughts about the origin of the Avatar!
Hey Arrowheads! Welcome back to Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this week's episode Michael & Woo discuss the second episode of the new (and improved) Season 2 of Arrow entitled "Identity". In this episode, the guys talk about Oliver's struggles with his identity both on and off the Island and what it means for him now that he's a hero and not a vigilante. They also talk about Roy's role in Starling City, Laurel's lack of one, how they felt about Felicity's complaints in this episode, and the sad truth behind Diggle's breakup. Also more China White talk and introducing the Bronze Tiger! Plus, SPOILERS for next week's episode "Broken Dolls"! All this and more on this edition of the Longbow Hunters Podcast!
On this installment of ATA Special Edition, Andy Behbakht and Woo S. Kim get together to discuss the sad memorial episode of Glee that pays tribute to the late Cory Monteith and his character Finn Hudson. As the trailers said: the hardest word to say is "goodbye". As you may hear in the episode, it was a difficult episode for the hosts to record so please be patient.
Despite that it has been four months since his death, our thoughts are with friends and family of Cory Monteith - a wonderful man who was taken away from us too early.
On this episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast, Andy and Dan discuss the fourth episode of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., titled "Eye-Spy" where Agent Coulson and his team had to deal with a former agent Akela Amador (Pascale Armand), who had turned on the organization for mysterious reasons after having been presumed dead for several years. They also discuss the report that came out that Marvel is developing a couple of TV projects in the S.H.I.E.L.D. news section and as usual, they read a few tweets from the fans before heading into the spoiler section.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Remember, if you tweet your thoughts to the podcast about each episode after it has aired, it will be read on the show.
Attention DC Nationites, there is a new super criminal loose on the streets of Gotham and Police Officials are warning you to beware the Cypher. I repeat, beware the Cypher! According to reports, it's been questioned if he is machine or mannequin but confirmation has been made his parts are from Japan and he is no different than the modern man. Unfortunately, that will not prevent him from using his menacing glowing green tentacles to control your mind. However, we can say domo arigato to scientist Mr. Roboto as he discovered that the answer to protecting yourselves from Cypher's mental attack is listening to this week's DC Nation Podcast featuring our reviews on three Beware the Batman episodes (Control, Sacrifice and Instinct), Smallville Season 11 #65–66 Olympus Chapters 8 & 9 and Michael's suggestions on the Villains Month Comics you should read. So what are you waiting for beware the Cypher and listen to this episode for your own safety from a guy who even puts the Meteor Freak Creepers from Smallville to shame.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's podcast Angels falling from the sky in a blaze of glory marked the return of Supernatural to our regular slate of reviews while I teamed up with a cohost rotation made up of Nico, Andy and Woo to light up some fire of our own as we covered new episodes of Once upon a Time, Castle, Person of Interest, The Legend of Korra, How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory. However, that's not all the fuel we put on the fire as we use the Airwaves Rundown section to give our two cents on Homeland, Sleepy Hollow, Hostages, The Blacklist, Brooklyn Nine–Nine, The Goldbergs, the series premiere of The Tomorrow People, Revolution, The Crazy Ones and much more.
Also for those of you looking for this week's Glee review keep an eye out for a separate ATA Special Edition episode hosted by Andy and Woo designated towards having a more in-depth conversation on the Cory Monteith tribute.
Well hello fellow Arrowheads! Welcome back! After an exceptionally long hiatus from the microphone (especially if you haven't listened to our Tangent Time Podcast, which you all should get on immediately!), Michael and Woo return to Starling City in a fashion that rivals even Oliver Queen (who also returns) as ATA's very own Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast returns! On this action-packed episode, the guys cover the Arrow - Season 2 premiere "City of Heroes" where they discuss the new Black Canary, Oliver's new mission as Arrow, how Roy Harper spends his nights, as well as many other topics! After Dan and Andy share their own thoughts on the premiere and after numerous Twitter reactions are read (you guys rock!), the duo review the DVD/Blu-Ray Box-Set for Arrow - Season 1! And of course, after the music, spoilers for next week's episode "Identity" are included! Sorry about the audio in advance guys as Woo has an echo and Michael is a little scratchy. The joys of podcasting... Anyway, don't miss this exciting episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! #CityofHeroes
On this installment of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast, we discuss the third episode of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., titled "The Asset" that features the first live-action appearance of Dr. Franklin Hall (Ian Hart) also known as the super-villain Graviton in the Marvel comics. But before that we discuss the episode; we get into some good and bad news for S.H.I.E.D. and the Helicarrier podcast. At the end of the episode discussion, they also read some tweets from fans about the episode.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Plus, if you tweet your thoughts to the podcast about each episode after it has aired, it will be read on the show.
Hey ATA Listeners, I've got a riddle for you, as a potato's key tool, I have all the power. I am generally used on the half or full hour. If my cells were deceased or lost or the such, Only my partner would respond to your touch. What am I? Well if your clever like the Raj on The Big Bang Theory or his pal The Riddler, you would have guessed the TV remote control. A tool that helped Nico and I go scavenger hunting for America in search of Television worth watching this week with our reviews on the season premiere of Once upon a Time, Castle, Person of Interest, The Legend of Korra, How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory. Then we got a little lost on our hunt for good television with the Airwaves Rundown as we covered several terrible sitcom pilots but we ended up turning things around with reviews on Homeland, Sleepy Hollow, The Goldbergs, New Girl, Brooklyn Nine–Nine, Hostages, Revolution, Elementary and much, much more including The Blacklist where Elizabeth Keen wanted to reach out with a pen to stab me and then you… So Sweet Caroline give this episode a listen because good times have never been so good!
On this episode of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast, Andy and Chris discuss the second episode of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., titled "0-8-4." Agent Coulson and his team travel to Peru to investigate an object of unknown origin, but when he runs into Comandante Camilla Reyes, a woman from his past, the mission gets complicated.
Before Andy and Chris wrap-up this week's podcast with the spoiler section for episode three of Agents of S.H.IE.L.D.; you also hear the thoughts of other podcast hosts from the Across the Airwaves network about "0-8-4" in their individual voice recordings.
Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble. Plus, if you tweet your thoughts to the podcast about each episode after it has aired, Andy and Chris will read your tweet on the show.
Hey ATA Listeners, guess who just got back today? Our favorite TV shows that had been away. Changes have been made since finales came our way. But man, I still think, how we met the mother was crazy. This week we learned if Castle's muse is still around, tell you Person of Interest moved and where it can be found. Modern Family is scoring from Emmy downtown and Sheldon is driving the cast of Big Bang Theory crazy because (everybody sing) THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN! THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN!
I said the boys are back in town, so spread the word around as Nico and I also throw in a review on The Legend of Korra along with a Airwaves Rundown section catching up with returning shows like New Girl, South Park, Elementary and a vastly improved Revolution. In addition, we take a look at some of the pilots for new TV shows including Sleepy Hollow, Hostages, Mom, The Blacklist, Brooklyn Nine–Nine, The Goldbergs, Back in the Game, The Crazy Ones and The Michael J. Fox Show while Andy and Woo wrap the episode up with their thoughts on Part 1 of Glee's Beatles themed season premiere.
The wait is finally over! Welcome to episode 1 of Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast which covers the new ABC series: Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The show features the return of Agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) - agent for the S.H.I.E.L.D. Organization from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and focuses on Coulson's new team of agents.
In this episode of Helicarrier, Andy and Chris finally discuss the long anticipated series premiere "Pilot", as well as some Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. news that has been released. They also take the time to read what fans have had to say on Twitter about the show. Near the end of the first episode, you get to hear what other podcast hosts from the Across the Airwaves network had to say about the first episode in their individual recordings.
Finally, Andy and Chris finish the episode by discussing what is coming up next on S.H.I.E.L.D. in the spoiler section. Keep up with Helicarrier Podcast on Twitter @SHIELDassemble and if you tweet your thoughts to the podcast about each episode after they have aired, your tweet will be read on the show.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's podcast smells like teen spirit as we begin our reviews on Book Two of The Legend of Korra with the first three episodes (Rebel Spirit, The Northern Lights and Civil Wars Part 1) where our favorite girl Avatar was being the typical teenager rebelling against her parents, Tenzin and even her boyfriend Mako until he set her straight. Then as we head into the Airwaves Rundown, the rebellious streak continues for some of our favorite TV characters/personalities with us reviewing the Burn Notice Season Finale where Michael turned on the CIA, Seth Green's sitcom about his relationship with a dysfunctional father called Dads and the New Girl gangs trip across the border to cause trouble in Mexico. Also Nico may also possibly answer the question that's been plaguing us all summer, how to get out from Under the Dome. So if you're feeling a rebellious spirit, have nostalgia for your teenaged days or love rocking out to Nirvana give this podcast a listen because it starts the Fall TV Season out with a firebending bang!
Hello DC Nationites! On this weeks episode, Dan and Michael discuss The Flash, Green Arrow, Katana, Batgirl, Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman! That's right, your favorite superheroes all in one place! Starting off with some DC Headlines, the duo give their thoughts on the casting of Grant Gustin as Michael's favorite Flash, Barry Allen, for this coming season of Arrow. Jumping into their main event, the two review and discuss the Beware the Batman episode "Allies" where they talk Barbara Gordon, Katana, Outsiders, Ghosts, Batman, the Bat-Signal, and much more with their exciting back-and-forth! As always, they also review Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville Season 11 with this past week's issue of the "Olympus" arc as well as their thoughts on Smallville turning into a mini-series as opposed to a continuous series as it is now. And finally, the guys give their recommendations for the last few week's Villain's Month titles that DC Comics has been putting out to celebrate Forever Evil. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
On this exciting episode of Tangent Time, Michael & Woo are joined by none-other than fellow ATA member Andy Behbakht, on this special superhero themed episode (but aren't they all?)!!! On this week's episode, the gang (going in the Longbow Hunters direction) talks about the news that Glee's Grant Gustin will be playing Barry Allen aka The Flash this season on Arrow! On top of that, the guys reminisce back to twenty years ago (before some of us were even born...) when Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman first appeared and talk about how the television series actually shaped the Superman comic books. Speaking of comic books, Woo throws it out there that he doesn't think that comic books are as good or as "exciting" as they used to be, sending the group into a large and extensive discussion about the New 52, Marvel Now, and the comic book industry in general! There is also some interesting talk about the ninth season of Supernatural by Michael & Woo and Michael proceeds to plus MTV's Spider-Man animated series from the early 2000nds to anyone who will listen. All this and more on this weeks podcast: IT'S TANGENT TIME!!!
Hello loyal DC Nationites! Welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast! On our last episodes, we covered all six episodes of Beware the Batman that had aired prior to recording... But on this episode, we return to covering the Bat with the majorly important episode "Family"! We talk Katana, we talk Alfred, we talk Lady Shiva and Silver Monkey, and of course, we talk Batman! But don't worry fans of Bryan Q. Miller, we're not nearly finished as we also cover Smallville Season 11's "Olympus" (Chapter 6) and "Hollow" (Chapter 4) arcs in detail where we talk about Superman, Wonder Woman, Lois Lane, CorTessa, and of course Lex Luthor.
But that's not all folks, as before we even cover anything I just mentioned above, Dan and Michael dig deep into DC Comics biggest Justice League story since Throne of Atlantis, Geoff Johns & Jeff Lemire's TRINITY WAR! We talk Pandora, we talk Flashpoint, we talk the outcome and everything that lead up to it. We also give Ivan Reis props for his amazing artwork on the arc which spanned from Justice League to Justice League of America to even Justice League Dark, therefore uniting the three Leagues for the very first time in the New 52 universe! I bet the JL International kids feel left out...
Spanning out of Trinity War, the Duo also discuss the biggest DC Comics crossover even since Final Crisis: FOREVER EVIL! Where the guys talk issue one of this groundbreaking Geoff Johns written, David Finch drawn, epic that will shake the DC Universe for years to come. Ultraman, Lex Luthor, Nightwing, the Rouges, Batgirl, Teen Titans, Owlman, Grid, the Crime Syndicate, the Atom, and much more! Don't miss this exciting episode of the DC Nation Podcast folks, it's the stuff of legends!
On this exciting Tangent Time Podcast, Woo & Michael talk about a variety of topics! Go in depth with the guys' thoughts and predictions for Season 2 of Arrow, as well as their thoughts on the rest of the hit series. And of course, they talk the next upcoming MARVEL blockbuster film Thor: The Dark World, as well as a little bit about Avengers: Age of Ultron and X-Men: Days of Future Past. Somewhere in this episode, Spider-Man is also talked about... At one point or another, as well as what Michael & Woo are looking forward to with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and what they're worried about with the series. Oh, and don't forget to listen to the story of "How Michael Got Back into MARVEL Comics!" (and which arcs you should be reading...) as Michael recalls his last week buying his first Nintendo 64, along with the Spidey game based off of the hit 90's animated series. Also: STAR WARS! But the real gem of this episode definitely lies in the duos discussion about the new trailer for the upcoming RoboCop film! Michael Keaton! Samuel L. Jackson! Gary Oldman! Jackie Earle Haley! What more could you ask for? Well you'll find out on this week's edition of, well, what time is it? Oh... Right... It's Tangent Time!!!
Casting news for comic book movies is always something that gets people talking. Last week, Warner Bros. announced that Ben Affleck had been officially cast as the next actor to portray Bruce Wayne/Batman in Zack Snyder's as-yet-untitled Superman and Batman movie that will come out on July 17, 2015.
On this installment of ATA Special Edition, Andy Behbakht is joined by his co-host from Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast, Chris Doucher and special guest Jake Lester (who is a Feature Entertainment Editor and Senior Writer for Comic Book Therapy) to discuss their thoughts about Affleck's casting and the reaction that it has gained.
While on the subject of casting for comic book films, they also discuss their brief thoughts on the two latest Marvel castings: James Spader as the villain Ultron in Avengers: Age of Ultron and Bradley Cooper as Rocket Raccoon in Guardians of the Galaxy.
Holy Affleck, Bat-fans! It's an all-new episode of the DC Nation Podcast that finally talks about Beware the Batman! But hold on just a moment guys, before the big BTB discussion, Dan & Michael talk about Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox and explain to you guys why you should all watch it!!! But in other news, the Dynamic Duo then go on to talk about the casting of Ben Affleck as Batman in the upcoming Superman/Batman cross-over film as Dan gives his complete and un-filtered opinion on the matter. Then, the two get onto the main event, BEWARE THE BAT(MAN)! In this section, the guys cover episodes 1 through 6 of the series as it is currently on hiatus. They talk about the Batman: Earth One parallels, Katana, Ra's al Ghul, Barbara Gordon, Alfred being a badass, and the parallels between Batman and Anarchy! Plus, not to mention their theory on a possible Beware the Batman spin-off, starring Katana and Metamorpho?... And of course, as always, the guys cover Bryan Q. Miller's Superman book entitled Smallville Season 11 as they catch up on "Hollow" with Part 3 and "Odyssey" with parts 4 and 5! Spoilers, there is a lot of talk about CorTessa and Wonder Woman here. So without further adu, Across the Airwaves' proudly presents the DC Nation Podcast, Week 59, and don't forget to beware the bat...
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's podcast episode we are reviewing the final four episodes of Season 2 for SyFy/Showcase's Continuum with all the discussion you could want on the all the doublecrossing, action, mindbending time travel theories and duck calls that make the show great. Wait a minute, did I just say duck calls? You've got it, jack! As we don't just cover sci-fi on this episode but Si the man himself as we are happy, happy, happy to add Duck Dynasty to our slate of reviews, covering the hit TV show in the same fashion as our sitcoms. On that note, some of you (including the members of our ATA Corps) might think we've gone quackers lowering ourselves down to covering a Reality Show when we've directed so much hatred towards them but we've got good reason to cover Duck Dynasty since the guys behind the show are putting a positive spin on television's trashiest genre with the intent of making America a better place. So for more on this controversial addition to our slate of reviews and a ton of fun discussing our crackpot theories for Continuum with a surprise guest host, you better come running as fast as you can, cause all the girls are going crazy for this SHARP DRESSED PODCAST!
Hey Everybody its Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves. On this week’s episode, I have a special all "News with Nico" episode where I catch you up on all the news that has come out since ATA started its well needed and deserved summer hiatus.
Across the Airwaves will be on Hiatus until after the premiere of Avatar: the Legend of Korra mentioned earlier in this episode on Friday September 13th. Look for a new episode of ATA, ATA 138 to release sometime around Monday September 16th. Also keep an eye out for new DC Nation Podcast episodes and a Michael and Dan Continuum episode as well. But, for even more reviews and information on all of our favorite shows, check out the blogs available on our website at Acrosstheairwaves.com or check out the other podcasts on the Across the Airwaves Network: Including It's Tangent Time where Michael and Woo discuss all their favorite random topics in a hilariously random fashion, DC Nation podcast where Dan and Michael discuss anything and everything DC comics related including friend of the podcast Bryan Q Miller's Smallville Season 11, there's also the newest podcast Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast hosted by Andy and newcomer Chris Doucher discuss the new ABC show Marvel's Agents of Shield show in depth, and finally Longbow Hunters the Arrow Podcast with Michael and Woo that cover's the CW's Arrow show each week.
So during this hiatus, please checkout our website, follow us on twitter and Facebook and get caught up on all the podcasts on our network in preparation for a new Fall TV Season coming in September
Hello all you film junkies, comic book nerds, and superhero fanatics, welcome/welcome back to Across the Airwaves Presents... IT'S TANGENT TIME! On this highly anticipated episode of Tangent Time, Michael & Woo talk about the upcoming Brain Singer film X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST once again in a big discussion on why Chris Claremont is the definitive X-Men writer outside of Stan Lee as well as the one who should be credited for making Wolverine who he is today. We also talk a bit about some of our highly anticipated Fall 2013 television shows including Arrow, Supernatural, and MARVEL's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.! And going off of our last episode's discussion about film composers, the Dynamic Duo go in-depth on how they feel about Hans Zimmer as a composer to the point where the scores from THE DARK KNIGHT and MAN OF STEEL are compared. But speaking of The World's Finest Superheroes, because of the big news that came out regarding the upcoming Batman/Superman film (in theaters July 17, 2015), thoughts and opinions are shared about the choice to cast Ben Affleck as Batman, and here's a hint, they're not necessarily negative. All this and more on the latest episode of Tangent Time!
It's Part 2 of DC Nation Podcast Week 58 where Michael and Dan's rousing coverage of Comic Con 2013 previewed what's to come from DC Comics with the Batman: Zero Year, Green Lantern: Recharged!, Superman: The New 52 Era & Meet the Co-Publishers Panels.
Greetings and salutations DC Nationites! I am in a heroicly boastful mood today as we escaped the destruction of Krypton, investigated the streets of Gotham City, navigated Space Sector 666 and battled alongside the Justice League to create one of the biggest DC Nation Podcast Adventures of 2013. And in the words of Aquaman from Batman: The Brave and the Bold, we are going to call it…
Dan and Michael's Rousing Coverage of Comic Con 2013!!! Yes, it's finally here old chums, our coverage of everything to do with DC Comics at Comic Con 2013, most notably the variety of panels where writers and artists discussed what's to come in our favorite DC Comic Books. However, covering the panels was really just a guideline as Michael and I used this episode as an opportunity to lay all of our opinions regarding our favorite superhero characters in their current state out onto the table. In fact, our conversation got so in-depth we had to divide this podcast into two parts with the first installment, which is a part of this blog post covering the DC Comics: All Access, DC Digital, Justice League: Trinity War and The New 52 Panels as well as featuring a discussion on my fears about Marvel's debut of the Superior Spider-Man (Dr. Octopus possessing Spider-Man's) having negative effects on future DC stories.
Then with the second part it becomes a little more character focused as we discuss the Batman: Zero Year, Green Lantern Recharged!, Superman: The New 52 Era and DC Comics: Meet the Co-Publishers Panels while throwing in our thoughts on The World's Finest movie. So with my assurance that this isn't the trap of a dastardly villain, I ask you the question are you a man who is going to let one of the greatest comic book conversations I've had with Michael pass you by or are you a Superman who will embrace your inner geek by listening to this entire episode?
Hey DC Nationites, did you happen to catch the movie with Gerard Butler that came out in the spring called Olympus Has Fallen? Well, in terms of the Smallville universe Olympus is rising as Clark and Lois visit Washington DC where they meet the first superheroine in her white tights, fighting for our rights and the old red, white and blue, Wonder Woman! Wait a minute, that's not right. It should be satin tights but that's not what the artwork shows, as Diana has got her bracelets but she does her heroing in a white jumpsuit instead of the traditional Wonder Woman costume but some future cover artwork showed that it's coming but at this part of the story, the Amazon Princess isn't quite the full-fledged Wonder Woman just yet as we think she's in The Blur stage in achieving her destiny.
Anyway, with this episode's review of Smallville Season 11 Digital Issues #56–58: Olympus Chapters 1–3 otherwise known as Smallville Season 11 Print Issue #16 we talk about the decisions Bryan made to give Wonder Woman a Smallville twist comparing it to our frustration over Superman and Wonder Woman having a romance in The New 52. However, don't think that's all we talked about as we formed theories on how many of Bryan's ideas behind the Smallville version of Wonder Woman could be used in a live-action film. We also discussed how seeing Martha Kent again was able to recapture the sense of nostalgia for previous seasons that made the Season 9 episode Hostage so successful and how the mentioning of Connor Kent a.k.a. Superboy going to a school in San Francisco for superpowered teens makes us want to see a side story featuring the Smallville version of the Teen Titans with Cyborg as their teacher.
Hey ATA Listeners, we've navigated our TARDIS through timestream of news, made a recording using salvaged Sentinel technology and edited like a World's Finest team to bring you one of the biggest Across The Airwaves events of the year covering the biggest Entertainment Industry event of the year our 2013 San Diego Comic Con Special! Yep folks, I know it's been a long time coming but the big granddaddy ATA episode of them all covering just about everything we discuss on this podcast is here and this time parts of it is coming from Nico on the Comic Con floor as he goes over the panels revealing what's to come from our favorite shows returning in the Fall/Spring such as Psych, The Big Bang Theory, Defiance, The Legend of Korra, Bones, Game of Thrones, How I Met Your Mother, Revolution, Person of Interest, Warehouse 13, Arrow, Once upon a Time and The Following. However, the fun doesn't stop there as we discuss upcoming films like Divergent, Ender's Game, Kick Ass 2, Riddick and the Veronica Mars movie while taking a look at some new shows revealing to you if we will be covering them on ATA or not including SyFy's Helix, CBS's Intelligence, the CW's The 100, the CW's The Tomorrow People, a little bit about Fox's Almost Human, ABC's Agents of Shield and ABC's Once upon a Time in Wonderland.
In fact, this was such a Godzilla sized episode we had to split it into two parts where we used the second part to discuss The Amazing Spiderman 2 Panel and bring Andy in to discuss the panels he actually attended for Seventh Son, Godzilla, Gravity, 300: Rise of an Empire, the World Of Warcraft Movie, The Lego Movie, World's Finest (Superman versus Batman), I, Frankenstein, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, X-Men Days of Future Past, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, Ant–Man and Avengers 2: Age of Ultron. We also round things out with Nico and I finishing off our coverage of the Television Panels with Supernatural and Community while having Andy join the party again to go over the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Panel giving our two cents on the actor playing the next Doctor.
So with all of last out-of-the-way (whew, that was a lot of listing), I suggest you all give this podcast that we've all worked very hard on a listen because yes it's a doozy but it will save you hours of shifting through an avalanche of news on the Internet and as an added bonus you get to find out all about what's to come in the next few years for the Entertainment Industry with a few friends who may possibly deliver some laughs along the way.
Oh, and to better enjoy this year's Comic Con episode, I suggest watching the panels that correspond with our discussions on our ATA YouTube Channel under the playlist labeled Comic Con 2013. Also for our coverage related to the panels centering on comic books check out our next episode of the DC Nation Podcast, which will be available sometime next week.
On this exciting new Tangent Time Podcast, Michael has a crappy internet connection. No, really he does. So for the times that Michael cuts out, and because they just like having him on, Woo and Michael brought Helicarrier: The [Agents of] S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast host Andy Behbakht onto this week's show! On this podcast, the trio talk about many of the amazing news to come out of San Diego Comic Con 2013 including news on Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America: The Winter Solider, and The Avengers: Age of Ultron! The Wolverine is also discussed in great deal as well as what we know about X-Men: Days of Future Past; Michael also explains his hatred for Scarlett Witch and Quicksilver and briefly touches on which characters were not his favorite in The Avengers. But it doesn't stop there as we continue down the Joss Whedon path to talk about what made Firefly great and why Firefly out of any cancelled TV series got the cult status and a continuation film in the form of Serenity! But good times keep on rolling as talk about why MARVEL's Comics aren't as good arises and of course the long-awaited discussion on the upcoming World's Finest film, the apparent sequel to Man of Steel. All this and much more on this podcast which asks you what time it is? Well, it's Tangent Time of course!
Hey ATA Listeners, we've navigated our TARDIS through timestream of news, made a recording using salvaged Sentinel technology and edited like a World's Finest team to bring you one of the biggest Across The Airwaves events of the year covering the biggest Entertainment Industry event of the year our 2013 San Diego Comic Con Special! Yep folks, I know it's been a long time coming but the big granddaddy ATA episode of them all covering just about everything we discuss on this podcast is here and this time parts of it is coming from Nico on the Comic Con floor as he goes over the panels revealing what's to come from our favorite shows returning in the Fall/Spring such as Psych, The Big Bang Theory, Defiance, The Legend of Korra, Bones, Game of Thrones, How I Met Your Mother, Revolution, Person of Interest, Warehouse 13, Arrow, Once upon a Time and The Following. However, the fun doesn't stop there as we discuss upcoming films like Divergent, Ender's Game, Kick Ass 2, Riddick and the Veronica Mars movie while taking a look at some new shows revealing to you if we will be covering them on ATA or not including SyFy's Helix, CBS's Intelligence, the CW's The 100, the CW's The Tomorrow People, a little bit about Fox's Almost Human, ABC's Agents of Shield and ABC's Once upon a Time in Wonderland.
In fact, this was such a Godzilla sized episode we had to split it into two parts where we used the second part to discuss The Amazing Spiderman 2 Panel and bring Andy in to discuss the panels he actually attended for Seventh Son, Godzilla, Gravity, 300: Rise of an Empire, the World Of Warcraft Movie, The Lego Movie, World's Finest (Superman versus Batman), I, Frankenstein, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, X-Men Days of Future Past, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, Ant–Man and Avengers 2: Age of Ultron. We also round things out with Nico and I finishing off our coverage of the Television Panels with Supernatural and Community while having Andy join the party again to go over the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Panel giving our two cents on the actor playing the next Doctor.
So with all of last out-of-the-way (whew, that was a lot of listing), I suggest you all give this podcast that we've all worked very hard on a listen because yes it's a doozy but it will save you hours of shifting through an avalanche of news on the Internet and as an added bonus you get to find out all about what's to come in the next few years for the Entertainment Industry with a few friends who may possibly deliver some laughs along the way.
Oh, and to better enjoy this year's Comic Con episode, I suggest watching the panels that correspond with our discussions on our ATA YouTube Channel under the playlist labeled Comic Con 2013. Also for our coverage related to the panels centering on comic books check out our next episode of the DC Nation Podcast, which will be available sometime next week.
Hey ATA Listeners, we've navigated our TARDIS through timestream of news, made a recording using salvaged Sentinel technology and edited like a World's Finest team to bring you one of the biggest Across The Airwaves events of the year covering the biggest Entertainment Industry event of the year our 2013 San Diego Comic Con Special! Yep folks, I know it's been a long time coming but the big granddaddy ATA episode of them all covering just about everything we discuss on this podcast is here and this time parts of it is coming from Nico on the Comic Con floor as he goes over the panels revealing what's to come from our favorite shows returning in the Fall/Spring such as Psych, The Big Bang Theory, Defiance, The Legend of Korra, Bones, Game of Thrones, How I Met Your Mother, Revolution, Person of Interest, Warehouse 13, Arrow, Once upon a Time and The Following. However, the fun doesn't stop there as we discuss upcoming films like Divergent, Ender's Game, Kick Ass 2, Riddick and the Veronica Mars movie while taking a look at some new shows revealing to you if we will be covering them on ATA or not including SyFy's Helix, CBS's Intelligence, the CW's The 100, the CW's The Tomorrow People, a little bit about Fox's Almost Human, ABC's Agents of Shield and ABC's Once upon a Time in Wonderland.
In fact, this was such a Godzilla sized episode we had to split it into two parts where we used the second part to discuss The Amazing Spiderman 2 Panel and bring Andy in to discuss the panels he actually attended for Seventh Son, Godzilla, Gravity, 300: Rise of an Empire, the World Of Warcraft Movie, The Lego Movie, World's Finest (Superman versus Batman), I, Frankenstein, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, X-Men Days of Future Past, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, Ant–Man and Avengers 2: Age of Ultron. We also round things out with Nico and I finishing off our coverage of the Television Panels with Supernatural and Community while having Andy join the party again to go over the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Panel giving our two cents on the actor playing the next Doctor.
So with all of last out-of-the-way (whew, that was a lot of listing), I suggest you all give this podcast that we've all worked very hard on a listen because yes it's a doozy but it will save you hours of shifting through an avalanche of news on the Internet and as an added bonus you get to find out all about what's to come in the next few years for the Entertainment Industry with a few friends who may possibly deliver some laughs along the way.
Oh, and to better enjoy this year's Comic Con episode, I suggest watching the panels that correspond with our discussions on our ATA YouTube Channel under the playlist labeled Comic Con 2013. Also for our coverage related to the panels centering on comic books check out our next episode of the DC Nation Podcast, which will be available sometime next week.
Hello DC Nationites, the hosts of the DC Nation Podcast (Michael and myself) remember you, but do you remember us? Well, hopefully in the words of musician Sarah McLachlan you haven't let life with this podcast pass you by since we don't want to get lost in your memories as we are back to catch up on our Smallville Season 11 Reviews. Yes, we learned the hard way from this episode that time just keeps on slipping into the future but never fear as we are flying like an eagle into getting you caught up on everything Smallville by reviewing the Season 11 Digital Issues #52–53 Chapters 8 & 9 of Argo and #54–55 Chapters 1 & 2 of Hollow. In addition, we also talk about what's ahead for the DC Nation Podcast including reviews on Beware the Batman and our DC themed Comic Con episode covering all the DC Entertainment Panels that took place in San Diego a few weeks ago.
Welcome to episode #0 of our brand new podcast - Helicarrier: The S.H.I.E.L.D. Podcast - a co-production between Across the Airwaves (ATA) and ComicBookTherapy.com. This podcast is dedicated to ABC's upcoming series Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. that features the return of fan favorite Agent Phil Coulson (portrayed by Clark Gregg) and the S.H.I.E.L.D. organization from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
While we are anxiously awaiting the show's debut, this episode will introduce you to the hosts of Helicarrier Podcast: Andy Behbakht and Chris Doucher - who is the Co-Owner and Managing Editor of the comic book news website ComicBookThearpy.com, as well as the newest member of ATA. You'll get to hear these very geeky, but incredibly handsome hosts talk about their backgrounds, things they love related to comics, and of course their excitement for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
They'll also share with you their thoughts about everything that they know about Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., based on what was said both during and after the panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con. Plus, they'll give you the details on some other very exciting Marvel projects that Andy learned about when attending the panel. Okay, we've made you wait long enough, please go ahead and listen to the first official/unofficial episode. And remember, you don't want to miss the series premiere of the show on Tuesday, September 24, 8 PM on ABC. And make sure you follow the podcast @ShieldAssemble on Twitter!
Hello ATA Listeners, I know this episode comes somewhat out of order but with Michael and I being on vacation, there was some catching up we had to do on our Continuum watching. So on that note, we ask all of you to just play along with your imaginations as we travel back in time to review not just one but two episodes of Continuum, S02E07 Second Degree and S02E08 Second Listen. In addition, we discuss the advancements in Keira's relationship with Carlos now that he knows she's a time traveler, the back story behind Alec's girlfriend Emily, the quality of SyFy Channel's programming and briefly touch upon new sci-fi shows premiering in the fall such as Fox's Almost Human and CBS's Intelligence.
Hey ATA Listeners, now that we have come back from trips to summer camp and Comic Con, this episode is all about getting our podcast back to where it belongs by reviewing our TV favorites that were also in search of some normalcy this week as the Falling Skies Season 3 Finale brought the show back to its roots of battling an alien invasion out on the open road. In addition, Continuum gave us an episode where Keira got on the wrong side of the law making us want to get back to her original war against terrorists from the future, Burn Notice gave us an indication that it's final season is about Michael fighting to get back his sanity and Under the Dome featured its characters wanting to get back some normalcy as the imprisoned citizens of a New England Town run out of food and water.
Also be sure to keep an eye out for our 2013 Comic Con Special, Andy's Comic Con Interviews, Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast's coverage of the Arrow Season 2 Panel, The DC Nation Podcast's Comic Con Special and the premiere of the Helicarrier Podcast dedicated to covering episodes of Marvel's Agents of Shield coming soon or either already posted by our Across The Airwaves Corps
Throughout the past 20-something years, there have been so many superhero projects that started getting developed before ending up in development limbo and of them was "Superman Lives" - the project that had a script written by Kevin Smith before Nicholas Cage, who would have starred as the Man of Steel and would have been directed by Tim Burton, who had Smith's script re-written, both came on board. There has been so many questions throughout the years like "A giant spider?", "How?", "Why?" but most importantly, "What happened?"
Filmmaker Jon Schnepp (Metalocalypse, Grimm Fairy Tales) is now directing a documentary called, The Death of "Superman Lives", What Happened?, which will explore what happened to that Superman project and ATA's Andy Behbakht got to talk with the director about his documentary at this year's San Diego Comic-Con. We would like to thank Mr. Schnepp for taking time to talk to us and if you are interested in following his project: check out the Kickstarter page, the project's Facebook page as well as follow him on Twitter @JonSchnepp.
Hello Arrowheads! It has been too long, but welcome back for this short episode and even shorter period of time as we here at Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast bring you all the news and information you need to get ready for Arrow - Season 2! Now, be warned, there are SPOILERS as we talk about the effects of last season and what we learned last week at San Diego Comic Con 2013 about what is in store for Oliver, Laurel, Roy, Thea, Felicity, Diggle, Lance, Walter, and Moria for Season 2 of the CW's newest (and possibly biggest) break-out show. So strap in as Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim return to the microphones (that may or may not be a little fuzzy, sorry guys) to talk about your favorite hooded vigilante, who is on his way to becoming your newest arrow-shooting superhero!
San Diego Comic-Con was as always a huge event as there were lots of trailers & announcements for movies as well as upcoming seasons of favorite TV shows to get excited over and more. This year, ATA’s Andy Behbakht got the honor of going to the BBC America Press Room where he talked with stars and creators of these BBC Shows:
Doctor Who (Matt Smith as The Doctor, Jenna-Louise Coleman as Clara Oswald and executive producer/writer Steven Moffat), An Adventure in Space and Time(David Bradley as William Hartnell and executive producer/writer Mark Gatiss) and Orphan Black (Jordan Gavaris as Felix, Dylan Bruce as Paul with co-creator/writer Graeme Manson and co-creator/director John Fawcett)
Hi ATA Listeners, I know everything has kind of been all over the place with our podcast as I attended the wonderful Camp Horizon (which you can find out about supporting here) Michael visits Montana for the summer and Nico along with Andy went to San Diego Comic Con 2013. In fact, as a result of our travels this episode is going to be shorter than what you're used to expecting since we are only reviewing Falling Skies in our main section as well as two episodes of Burn Notice and Under the Dome in the Airwaves Rundown. Unfortunately, if you're looking for the continuation of our reviews on Continuum you're going to have to wait until Michael's schedule frees up for us to record Episode 135.5, which will cover the past two episodes of Continuum that I missed while being out of town. Although, don't let that make you think this episode is a complete waste of time as News with Nico features some mind blowing TV News that came out of Comic Con, which I'm hoping will put this podcast back in a straightforward direction just like the penultimate episode of Falling Skies shipping the second the 2nd Mass up to Boston for a season ending final showdown with the traitorous Karen.
By the way, keep an eye out for ATA's Comic Con 2013 Special Edition Episodes focusing on the second season of Arrow, Marvel's Agents of Shield, the shows we cover that are returning in the Fall and much, much more.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week Dan goes on vacation to Camp and leaves Nico to take over the podcast like the Superhero he is, or at least the one he Cosplays at Comic Con, as he hosts the entire episode on his own. Although, with both Michael and Dan on vacation, Nico brought in a special guest, his Dad Bill Reifsteck to help discuss this week's episode of Falling Skies, where they discuss the possibility that Tom may still be in another layer of Inception like dream/nightmare or somehow still under the influence of Karen. Then Nico reviews this week's episode of Under the Dome and discusses his excitement with the possibility that the mystery of the Dome may finally lead to that classic Steven King twist we're hoping for, but also how he is disappointed with the scare-of-the-week style episodes we are getting with this show. Also, Nico changed up the format on News with Nico this week as he reported the news and his opinions about the Comic Con panels he attended while there on Friday and Saturday this year. Listen as he reports directly from the Comic Con floor. Come join us in this Superhero effort as Nico host the podcast alone for the first time.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week our favorite summer shows said surprise, surprise as we were shocked by revelations that came from seeing through their character's lies with Paracelsus using Myka's cancer to pull the ultimate doublecross in the Warehouse 13 Season Finale, Keira's secret of being a time traveler threatening her partnership with Carlos on Continuum and Falling Skies revealing the identity of the true mole. In addition, the seeing through characters lies continued in our Airwaves Rundown Section as we reviewed the Defiance Season Finale where the Earth Republic revealed they weren't the saviors Datak used to get himself elected as mayor. Then, I took over to cover a Burn Notice episode that questioned if you can trust a sexy Russian spy, Nico took a crack at just who might not be forthcoming about why the people of a New England town are trapped Under the Dome and Woo gave us his thoughts on a classic example of a story about lies turning things for characters upside down, Shakespeare's Much Ado about Nothing adapted by the great Joss Whedon.
It's never easy to accept when an amazing actor on one of your favorite TV shows passes away - last Saturday night (July 13, 2013) it was reported that 31-year old actor Cory Monteith (who portrayed Finn Hudson on FOX's musical show Glee) was sadly found dead in a hotel room in Vancouver. On this episode of ATA Special Edition, Andy Behbakht and Woo S. Kim joins to discuss some of Monteith's most memorable performances, his best songs, the most inspiring aspects about his character and much more as they pay tribute to a young strong actor that was sadly taken from us too early.
Our thoughts goes out to Monteith's family, friends/co-stars, (including real life and TV girlfriend Lea Michelle who portrays Rachel Berry), everyone who works within the Gleeproduction, Ryan Murphy & the creative team for their loss - R.I.P. Cory Monteith; a fantastic actor with a big heart (both on-and-off screen) who will be deeply missed.
Hey guys, welcome back to the Tangent Time Podcast, brought to you by Across the Airwaves! On this episode, Woo and Michael talk in depth about your favorite nerdy topics, including (but not limited to) Iron Man 3, Star Trek Into Darkness, Phase 2, Amazing Spider-Man 2, Arrow, Summer Glau, Guardians of the Galaxy, Supernatural, and of course Power Rangers! Lots of rants on this episode, but don't worry, it's still a lot of fun. So, step inside your delorean and set the time... What time you ask? Well, It's Tangent Time of course!
Listeners of Steel, we present to you a special edition episode of Across the Airwaves that is once again around one of the biggest movies of 2013: Man of Steel! On this special episode, Andy Behbakht returns to the microphone after a few weeks' absence with ATA creator Dan Schmidt and special guest host Chris Beck (@Chris_WeTalk on Twitter) who is a podcast co-host on the comic book podcast, "We Talk Comics" on wetalkpodcasts.com that is sponsored by Comicosity.com (that Andy has recently joined as a comic reviewer) which is a comic book website that gives you comic book reviews, previews, interviews and much more.
In this roundtable discussion, the three men of steel discuss the strength and weaknesses about Zack Snyder's Superman reboot such as the cast, David Goyer's (with Christopher Nolan contributing to the story and serving as a producer on the project), script, the seed that has been planted for the so called DC Cinematic Universe and more. Also included in this episode is the thoughts of Matt Santori-Griffith, senior editor of Comicosity (@FotoCub on Twitter) and Keith Callbeck, podcast co-host of We Talk Comics and a writer of Comicosity (@CubReporterK on Twitter) that were supposed to join the guys but sadly couldn't make it. A warning before you listen to this episode: it is SPOILER FILLED so if you haven't seen the movie yet, we recommend you watch it first and then listen to this discussion.
In case you missed it:
1) Michael J. Petty and Woo S. Kim's discussion about Man of Steel on "It's Tangent Time" - http://acrosstheairwaves.com/tangenttime02
2) Dan Schmidt and Michael J. Petty's discussion about Man of Steel on "DC Nation Podcast" - http://acrosstheairwaves.com/dcnationweek55
Hey ATA Listeners, with this week containing the 4th of July, the writers of our favorite Summer Shows seemed inspired to light off some fireworks as the penultimate episode of Warehouse 13 introduced Anthony Stewart Head as the Season 4 Big Bad Paracelsus, Falling Skies had the Second Mass finally confront Karen's control over Hal and Continuum had Keira reached her breaking point over the trauma of being sent back in time against her will. Although, that wasn't the only excitement to light up the night sky in our discussions on this week's ATA as our Airwaves Rundown section included Woo being frustrated over the apparent cancellation of The Goodwin Games, Nico and I wondering what's up with the strange use of music at the end of Defiance episodes and Nico reviewing the second episode of CBS's new hit Summer Series Under the Dome. Oh and for those of you looking for the most explosive Summer Series of them all Burn Notice, we didn't have a review this week because it was off due to the Independence Day Holiday but we make up for it with a News with Nico, which caused sparks to fly with some exciting Comic Con Panel Appearance Announcements.
Hey ATA Standard MP3 Listeners, on this week's podcast we review episodes of our favorite Summer Shows where characters are searching for their immortality or in the case of Warehouse 13's Season 4 Big Bads want to take after the popular Bon Jovi song "I Don't Want to Live Forever". As for our other favorites they fit right in with this theme as Defiance used a murder mystery to breathe life into the series' future, Falling Skies threw Tom and Pope into a fight for survival in the wilderness, a innocent man learns about what it means to have superpowers the hard way from a suit similar to Keira's on Continuum and Burn Notice has Michael learn that being a hardened spy doesn't necessarily keep you alive when hanging out with your old pals from Russia. Also News with Nico delivers some huge TV casting news and we've got more from the section that will never die, the Airwaves Rundown covering the Goodwin Games along with two new hit summer shows CBS's Under the Dome and NBC's Crossing Lines. So with it being the 4th of July, light up the fireworks with this podcast to ooh and ahh over our explosive reviews.
Hey ATA Standard MP3 Listeners, this week's episode asked the question why can't we all just get along as this week's reviews of our favorite Summer Shows featured individual characters or groups of people that were fighting but really all should just just be getting along. First off, Warehouse 13 took us to a Gated Subdivision where somebody decided to not be so neighborly using an artifact to create some strange happenings followed by Defiance having a viral quarantine drawing a bigger rift between Nolan and his alien daughter Irisa. Then things got heated on Falling Skies between the people of Charleston and what's left of the original United States over the Volm being an ally, Continuum set Liberate's gang war as a backdrop to Keira clashing with Alec over being tempted with riches by Kellogg and the final season of Burn Notice having Sam get frazzled by just how far Michael will go to keep his friends protected from the CIA. Although, don't worry with all the fighting going on between the characters of our favorite shows, it thankfully did not spill into our discussions as Nico, Michael and I all got along this week for the most part so come on and join the fun as a click on the links below will have all sorts of news, laughs, drama and crackpot theories that will blow your mind coming your way.
EXTRA! EXTRA! THE OFFICIAL DC NATION PODCAST COVERAGE OF "MAN OF STEEL" IS ONLINE!
ALSO, SPOILERS!!!!
That's right folks, look, up in the sky, it's not a bird, not a plane, it's Across the Airwaves' DC Nation Podcast, your #1 source for coverage on DC Entertainment's animation, comics, films, and much more! On this week's edition of the DCNP, Dan & Michael cover DC Comics' latest blockbuster after last years fantastic film The Dark Knight Rises - and that film is: MAN OF STEEL! Now, Man of Steel is ATA's most anticipated film of the summer, and because of that it will be (and has been) covered on VARIOUS podcasts. However, since Dan & Michael do host the DC NATION Podcast, there is no other option but to have coverage on the film HERE. On this episode, the Dynamic Duo discuss Man of Steel to the fullest as they talk about Superman's No. 1 rule, Krypton, Lois Lane, Jor-El, the crazed General Zod, DC Universe hints/references, the fights, what they loved, and what they did not care for. All this and more is included here!
But the Superman coverage does NOT stop there as the two also review the last week's Smallville Season 11 digital chapter #51 "Argo" - Part 7 (of 9) where they talk about Clark's role in the future, New Krypton, Doomsday, Booster Gold and Skeets, the Legion, and of course Supergirl! Note: this portion of the podcast takes place in the first 20 minutes of the show, so if you are not a Smallville fan, skip those first 20 minutes.
Before you listen to this podcast, please realize that we are huge Superman fans and supporters here on ATA, especially the two hosts of this show, and do not take anything they say about Man of Steel lightly. Also note that there will be SPOILERS in this podcast, so if you have not yet seen the film, listen at your own risk. Man of Steel was a great film, but like any film it has it's flaws. However, that does not stop us from enjoying the film and we actually really enjoyed it.
Michael and Woo S! Kim's coverage of Man of Steel on the ATA podcast "Tangent Time" can be viewed here: http://acrosstheairwaves.com/tangenttime02
Michael's review of Man of Steel as seen on the Superman Homepage can be viewed here: http://supermanhomepage.com/news.php?readmore=13468
EXTRA! EXTRA! THE OFFICIAL DC NATION PODCAST COVERAGE OF "MAN OF STEEL" IS ONLINE!
ALSO, SPOILERS!!!!
That's right folks, look, up in the sky, it's not a bird, not a plane, it's Across the Airwaves' DC Nation Podcast, your #1 source for coverage on DC Entertainment's animation, comics, films, and much more! On this week's edition of the DCNP, Dan & Michael cover DC Comics' latest blockbuster after last years fantastic film The Dark Knight Rises - and that film is: MAN OF STEEL! Now, Man of Steel is ATA's most anticipated film of the summer, and because of that it will be (and has been) covered on VARIOUS podcasts. However, since Dan & Michael do host the DC NATION Podcast, there is no other option but to have coverage on the film HERE. On this episode, the Dynamic Duo discuss Man of Steel to the fullest as they talk about Superman's No. 1 rule, Krypton, Lois Lane, Jor-El, the crazed General Zod, DC Universe hints/references, the fights, what they loved, and what they did not care for. All this and more is included here!
But the Superman coverage does NOT stop there as the two also review the last week's Smallville Season 11 digital chapter #51 "Argo" - Part 7 (of 9) where they talk about Clark's role in the future, New Krypton, Doomsday, Booster Gold and Skeets, the Legion, and of course Supergirl! Note: this portion of the podcast takes place in the first 20 minutes of the show, so if you are not a Smallville fan, skip those first 20 minutes.
Before you listen to this podcast, please realize that we are huge Superman fans and supporters here on ATA, especially the two hosts of this show, and do not take anything they say about Man of Steel lightly. Also note that there will be SPOILERS in this podcast, so if you have not yet seen the film, listen at your own risk. Man of Steel was a great film, but like any film it has it's flaws. However, that does not stop us from enjoying the film and we actually really enjoyed it.
Michael and Woo S! Kim's coverage of Man of Steel on the ATA podcast "Tangent Time" can be viewed here: http://acrosstheairwaves.com/tangenttime02
Michael's review of Man of Steel as seen on the Superman Homepage can be viewed here: http://supermanhomepage.com/news.php?readmore=13468
Hello Super-fans! Welcome back to Tangent Time, the most recently rebooted version of Retro Reviews. This time, there are many different tangents, but the main one is on DC Comics, Legendary Pictures, Warner Brothers, and Syncopy's latest summer blockbuster by Christopher Nolan, Zack Snyder, and David S. Goyer. That's right folks, on this exciting episode of Tangent Time, Woo & Michael team-up once again to cover MAN OF STEEL! They talk about their favorite and least favorite parts of the film, rate it, and discuss one of the most controversial acts in Superman history. Find out who says what on this SPOILER-filled episode of Tangent Time!
Hey Listeners, it's summer on the airwaves as ATA is heating up with sci-fi that is oh so gritty. Yes, that's right folks as my twist on the lyrics of Lovin' Spoonful's hit song implied the heat keeps getting turned up on Across The Airwaves' Summer Schedule with this week's reviews featuring Game of Thrones' Season Finale firing up the slaves of Yunaki to stand behind Daenerys Targaryen, Warehouse 13 featuring an artifact that spews out lava, Defiance putting more fuel on a burning passion between two female characters which may lead to trouble, Burn Notice kicking up its explosive final season, the 2nd Mass surprisingly exchanging gunfire with fellow humans instead of aliens on TNT's Falling Skies and actress Rachel Nichols being just plain hot kicking butt as a cop from the future on SyFy/Showcase's Continuum. So with all that heat, what are you waiting for? Jump in the pool by clicking the links to the episode below because the water is just fine on a Summer full of fun from your favorite hosts here at Across The Airwaves.
Look, up in the sky! It's a bird? It's a plane? No, it's Across the Airwaves's very own DC Nation Podcast covering this year's 35th annual Superman Celebration! On this week's exciting DC Nation, Dan and Michael first cover the digital chapters of SMALLVILLE SEASON 11 that they have not been able to cover over the past few weeks, including the conclusion to "Valkyrie" and the continuation of "Argo"! But after talking about Lana Lang, Metallo, the Legion of Super-Heroes, Doomsday, and New Krypton, the Duo switch to another Super-topic for the remainder of the episode. Every year in Metropolis, Illinois there is a Superman Celebration with celebrity guests, cosplay contests, and a ton of Superman-related fun, this year from June 6th to June 9th. Michael went down from the 6th and left the morning of the 9th giving him a full-on weekend of Superman to hold him over until Man of Steel. Dan and Michael talk about Metropolis, who Michael met (both friends such as Superman Homepage's Steve Younis and celebrities like Smallville's very own Michael Rosenbaum), what he did, how much fun he had, and about the experience in Metropolis over-all. So join Dan & Michael this week for a super-podcast dedicated to the Man of Tomorrow himself! Up, up, and away!
And before we get to the links, I just wanted to give a quick thank you to Michael's dad JD, Steve Younis, the owner of Superman Homepage, his siblings and the owner of the Hardee's in Metropolis, Illinois for showing Michael a good time at the Superman Celebration, you are all friends to this podcast in my book. – Dan
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's podcast is going to be slightly different as Dan is on Vacation and Nico takes over the podcast for the week and brings in some new faces and some old favorites to help him guest host and review the shows this week. As a special treat, Nico's father, Bill Reifsteck, joins us for a great discussion about the shocking and bloody Red Wedding on this week's Game of Thrones. Then Michael joins Nico to discuss the two-hour Season 3 Premiere of Falling Skies where they discuss the major changes since season 2, the 7 month time jump, they hypothesize about who the mole in the Second Mass might be and come up with some great theories about where the creepy baby story might be going the rest of the season. After that Michael and Nico shift focus to the Season 2 Premiere of Continuum to discuss the more Badass vigilante Kiera, Liber8 becoming involved in politics, and the Gardner character's investigation of Kiera. In this week's Rundown Section, Michael reviews the season finale of Revolution, Woo continues his coverage of The Goodwin Games, and Nico covers Defiance and Warehouse 13. So sit back and enjoy this slightly different version of Across the Airwaves with Nico and special guest hosts
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's podcast is going to be one of our biggest and longest episodes ever as we review every show that is going to be on TV this Summer! Psych, just kidding! Okay, most of you long-time listeners probably saw that coming from a mile away as we cover a lot less programming over the summer but believe it or not due to the Memorial Day Holiday, this week's episode, ATA 127 if you're keeping count, only reviews five shows this week, the Season Finale for Psych, which is covered by Nico and myself and a Rundown Section featuring Family Guy, Simpsons, the penultimate episode of Revolution covered by Michael and the introduction of the Goodwin Games reviewed by Woo in an extremely shortened Airwaves Rundown Section. However, for those of you disappointed for feeling shortchanged with this ATA episode, never fear because ATA will return after my vacation from June 4–11th covering double the Game of Thrones, Warehouse 13, Defiance, Revolution's Season Finale, Burn Notice, the new season of Falling Skies and a new show that were adding to our slate of reviews that you're all going to love Continuum.
Hello ATA Fans and welcome to the newest addition to the ATA Podcast Network, phoenix style! On this premiere episode of Tangent Time, Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim go in depth into three (which turns into many more...) topics! The Duo discuss the controversy over Quicksilver being in both Marvel Studio's AVENGERS 2 and Fox's X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST! Not only that, but they have an in-depth discussion about the X-Men films as well as what it means to be true to a character, at least in film. After that, the two discuss what made them become friends in the first place: SMALLVILLE. But not just the good, they get into the bad and the ugly and talk about what did not work for them while watching the show. Finally, the guys have a conversation about PIXAR, and Disney animation in general, which makes Michael with for another Disney Renaissance! However before they close the episode up, they do talk a bit about the Joker and his current role in comics, animation, and potentially film. All this and more on the first episode of, what time is it, well, It's Tangent Time!
Holy month-in-the-making-episode Batman! Hey guys, welcome back to ATA's very own DC Nation! This episode was recorded a few week's back, in fact it was the week after Week 52 was recorded. But, due to personal projects, ATA finale episodes, Longbow Hunters finale episode, living our everyday lives, and being sick, we've been working extra hard this week to get this episode out to you all, because it's a classic! Let me start off by saying that this episode starts out reviewing Smallville Season 11 Digital Issue #45 and Teen Titans Go! Episode 2 meaning they are a few weeks old, but still worth a listen especially for some good insight on Smallville's Valkyrie Arc. However, if you would so choose to do so, skip those sections and head right on over to our main event. Yes folks, you've got it. Finally on the DC Nation Podcast, a commentary on one of the greatest superhero films ever made, the 1966 film - BATMAN: THE MOVIE! That's right, Dan and Michael do a commentary on the Adam West/Burt Ward Batman film, where they discuss/rip-on the 60's Batman, Bruce Wayne and Catwoman, Penguin's acting skills, how great Frank Gorshin is as the Riddler, why Catwoman is Russian, and what is up with Cesar Romero's (the Joker's) mustache! All of this and much much more exists on this week's DC Nation Podcast, Robin. POW!
By the way, with us being a few weeks behind on our Smallville and Teen Titans Go! Reviews plans are in the works for our next episode to catch us up on everything so keep an eye out for DC Nation Podcast Week 54 when Dan returns from Vacation the week of June 11th.
Hey ATA Listeners, welcome to Summer! The time of year that we podcasters want to come fast so we can take it slow because a vacation is needed from our favorite shows, for me and Nico. Although, with The Beach Boy lyrics aside, we really have been in need of a break from the avalanche of Television programming we have been reviewing over the past few weeks and our wish came true by us having a shortened schedule made up of a Game of Thrones episode that primarily focused on Tyrion's wedding to Sansa, Warehouse 13 returning to the regular section as it abracadabraed into the world of performing magic, Psych going under the knife within the field of Plastic Surgery and Modern Family delivering a Season Finale, which brought everyone together in a heartwarming fashion with the loss of a family member.
Then Nico continues to keep things hangin' loose with a chilled out version of the Airwaves Rundown section reviewing his favorite episodes from the Family Guy and Simpsons season finales, a standard episode of SyFy's Defiance and the season finale of Grimm. Also Michael stops by to review Revolution while Woo leaves us a highly interesting voicemail about Ted's progression as a character throughout the series of How I Met Your Mother and another about a new show called The Goodwin Games that I'm sure all you HIMYM fans would enjoy. So what are you waiting for? Pull up a lawn chair, grab your shades, fill up a glass of Iced Tea and give this podcast a listen as it will inspire you to act like it's summer even if it's still cold outside where you live.
Awww yeah, ATA Listeners you're entering the television storm known as ATA Episode 125! I'm your host a playa named Dan Schmidt, here with my cohost Nico Reifsteck whose keeping it smooth like Psych's Burton Guster. And we are hugging you across the airwaves from the fictional former home of WKRP in Cincinnati with our reviews on Season Finales for the majority of our favorite shows…
First off, the hug we are providing you is out of condolence as Once upon a Time delivered a finale where two villains we hate lived on to next season much to the dismay of Andy and Castle presented us with a disappointing finale, which left Nico and I flabbergasted because this is the first time, the writers have truly let us down but why did it have to come at the end of such a great season? Then the purpose of our hug changed from being out of condolence to sheer joy as the Supernatural finale had the Winchesters break their constant cycle of sacrificing themselves for each other giving the show progression for the first time in three years. Speaking of character development The Big Bang Theory finale set up a whole bunch of changes for Sheldon, Penny and most importantly Raj in regards to his love life and the Doctor Who finale delivered a shocking revelation about the Doctor's new companion Clara that you need to see the episode to believe.
In addition, even though I skipped some of the shows we normally cover that doesn't mean they weren't a part of the podcast as they didn't have finale's this week but held their own against them as Luke once again delivered the comedy that makes us love Modern Family, Psych gave Gus his own attempt behind the microphone producing hilarious results and Game of Thrones featured a epic showdown with a full grown bear who was willing to maul anyone in it's way.
Although, that's not the end of the smooth sounds this podcast is ready and willing to deliver as the plan was for us to cover standard episodes of Defiance and Warehouse 13, followed by having Woo join us for our review on the finale for How I Met Your Mother where we after eight long years were finally introduced to the mother but I ended up with a kidney stone (ouch!) which I can assure you is anything but smooth. Anyway to make a long story short, Woo was unfortunately reduced to leaving us a voicemail, a result I feel bad about as I know he was very excited about being a part of this section. I was however able to join Nico and Andy for our review on the finale for Arrow which we called the best finale of the 2012–13 TV Season and gave the show the title of the best new show for this current season. Then Nico brings it all home as he covers the finales for New Girl and Elementary along with much, much more.
Hello Arrowheads! Welcome back to the Season Finale episode of both Arrow and Longbow Hunters as we close off our podcast (just for a little while) with a dynamic finish. First off, we apologize for the length of this episode being a 3 hour long episode. Sorry, but not sorry. On this episode, Woo and myself (Michael) talk about the Season One finale of Arrow entitled "Sacrifice", which was an incredible episode that really gave us a feel for what this show will be like in the future. We talk about Tommy/Oliver (not the Green/White/Red/Black Power Ranger, unfortunately), we discuss who the true Merlyn is, we talk Detective Lance, Fyers, Oliver's first step to becoming the Green Arrow and what's in store for the Lian Yu flashbacks, the repercussions of Moria's actions, Thea and Roy, Ra's al Ghul (yes, again), Laurel and Oliver, and where we think the series as a whole is going to go. We also discuss the digital comic entitled "From the Darkness" which chronicles Malcolm's origins (in Nanda Parbat) as the Dark Archer, and we briefly give our thoughts on the epic Supernatural finale which was just as good and aired right after Arrow's. All this and more on this special extended episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, for years man has feared the rise of the machines as in Skynet overrunning the world with Terminators, Cylons trying to extinguish humanity and the Sentinels from X-Men creating a post-apocalyptic future. Well, on this week of television, the machines rising against us almost became a reality as the weaselly Greg used machinery to torture the key to destroying Storybrook out of Regina on Once upon a Time, Castle had a mystery where a robotic military drone murdered an innocent man, Supernatural showed Crowley is a reading machine as he used Chuck's novels to start hunting everyone the Winchesters have ever saved, Psych forced Shawn and Gus to hide a major screwup from a machine of a security guard who was too good for his job, Person of Interest's season finale evolved the machine into an advanced version of the iPhone's and Doctor Who dealt with the return of the villains who originated man's fear of machines the Cybermen! On top of that, the sitcoms even had to face the machines rising against us as Modern Family had Cam take on a punching bag machine, Community pitted Jeff against his doppelgänger who had a Luke Skywalker style robotic arm and The Big Bang Theory showed us that Sheldon and Amy are not complete soulless machines when it comes to their relationship while throwing in some Howard as Nicholas Cage.
Then to wrap up this well oiled machine of a podcast Nico delivers some big renewal/cancellation news on our favorite CBS, NBC and USA shows we cover here on ATA along with a Airwaves Rundown Section where we review How I Met Your Mother, Revolution, Defiance, Warehouse 13, New Girl, the penultimate episode of Arrow, Elementary and much, much more.
Hello loyal Arrowheads, welcome back to this week's Longbow Hunters Podcast! On this exciting penultimate episode of both Longbow Hunters and Arrow, we talk about the episode "Darkness on the Edge of Town"! Woo and I have some great back-and-fourth about Oliver and Laurel, the death of (comics superhero Geo-Force) Brion Markov, the Roy and Thea issue, the path to becoming Green Arrow or Malcolm Merlyn, Tommy Merlyn, and the shocking flashback on this week (Yao Fei!!!)! We also cover this week's digital comic entitled "No Way Out", which leads into some more discussion points. And don't forget to tune in after we wrap up the episode for our 18 minute long spoiler section brought to you by GreenArrowTV! Enjoy this episode guys, and thanks for listening to Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, do you know what Bruce Wayne's parents being murdered, Frodo inheriting The One Ring and Luke Skywalker discovering he is a Jedi all have in common? Well, they are defined as heroic origins, moments where fictional characters start down the path of becoming who they are destined to be, which seemed to be explored quite a bit on this week of television as Game of Thrones had Jamie Lannister reveal the true origins behind his title of Kingslayer, Once upon a Time gave more explanation to the origin of Snow White's hatred towards The Evil Queen, Castle re–explored the history of Rick and Kate's romance, Supernatural had the Angel Metatron explain the origins behind the Angel/Demon Tablets to the Winchesters, Psych almost had Shawn tell The Chief that the origins of his psychic ability is a little white lie, Person of Interest delivered flashbacks giving the origins of Finch using the machine to help innocent people and Doctor Who had Clara discover the origins of her doppelgängers who exist throughout history. Even the sitcoms got in on exploring character's secret origins as Modern Family's Phil Dunphy clashed with the super villain who made him a realtor Gil Thorpe, The Big Bang Theory had Sheldon meet the children's television star that inspired him to be a scientist and Community had Abed cleverly line up all of its main characters histories to tell the Study Group's heroic origins of how they got to Greendale in the format of the movie Unbreakable, which also inspired this week's closing podcast music.
However, that's not all we've got on this podcast fit for a hero's origin as Andy joins Nico to discuss the heart racing Season Finale of The Following, Woo joins Andy to discuss Glee, Michael stops by to talk Revolution and Nico brings it home with me jumping in briefly to discuss the Midseason Premiere of Warehouse 13, Defiance, New Girl, Arrow, How I Met Your Mother and much more. Also the great Woo S. Kim shares with you guys some voicemails on How I Met Your Mother and the Bones Season Finale where the menacing serial killer Christopher Pelant returned.
Hello fellow DC Comics/Nationites and welcome back! On this week's episode of the DC Nation Podcast, Dan and Michael are once again joined by infamous ATA member Woo S! Kim as they talk about a lot of DC Comics material! First off on the list is a review of Smallville Season 11's "Argo" - Part 3 as the Trio talk Brainiac 5, the Legion, New Krypton, and Supergirl! After that the team covers Dan & Michael's least anticipated series Teen Titans Go with the first episode "Legendary Sandwich/Pie Bros", which was legitimately hilarious! But after Smallville and Teen Titans, the gang covers the main event of this week's DC Nation Podcast. Yes, as Woo asks Dan and Michael questions on THE NEW 52, the truth is revealed. Find out what Dan & Michael loved the most, liked the least, hated, agreed with, and would have fixed with DC Comics's The New 52! Warning, major spoilers and talk about Batman, Aquaman, The Flash, Superman, Nightwing, the Justice League, Martian Manhunter, Green Arrow, Green Lantern(s), Red Hood, Grant Morrison, Geoff Johns, and much much more lies ahead of you on this week's edition of the DC Nation Podcast!
Welcome back Arrowheads to ATA's very own Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this week's episode of Longbow Hunters, Michael and Woo discuss the highly anticipated and extraordinary episode of Arrow entitled "The Undertaking"! After a "brief" explanation of what Free Comic Book Day is... The Duo discuss what the Undertaking is, the Oliver/Laurel relationship and how it's different in the past vs the present, Robert Queen and Malcolm's (and Frank's...) role in his death, Walter Steele, who may die in the next two episodes, tons of DC Universe references, and more! Also, Michael plugs and commends Jeff Lemire's Green Arrow #20, "The Kill Machine, Part 4" and the two podcasting partners review the digital comic chapter of the week, "Patient Zero". All this and more, including spoilers for next week's episode, on this week's Longbow Hunters Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, I don't know if you all checked it out but this week's Game of Thrones had Daenerys Targaryen become the ultimate representation of girl power as she said I am woman, hear my dragons roar as she kick started a slave uprising by having her winged pets flame broil an abusive tyrant. In result of this, the writers of our other favorite shows must have been inspired as they aired episodes with their female characters showing some kick butt dominance. Yep, that's right folks. ATA Episode 122 is all about girl power discussing Belle's jarring personality transformation on Once upon a Time, Beckett using a Millionaire Inventor to play hard to get with Castle, Felicia Day's return to Supernatural where she becomes a full-fledged hunter, Community's Britta untangling a Freaky Friday situation to deal with a breakup, Juliet taking down a stalker Karate Kid Cobra Kai style on Psych, The Big Bang Theory's Amy helping Sheldon find closure to the cancellation of SyFy's Alphas and Person of Interest having Carter save Fusco's butt big time. However, that's not all we got from the liberated female characters of television as I present a whopping crackpot theory from this week's Journey to the Center of the TARDIS Doctor Who episode regarding Clara being the Doctor's ultimate companion or in other words a representation of all 50 years of Doctor Who, who has shown up just in time for the 50th Anniversary Special in the Fall.
Also with this week of television, I'm sure you can find plenty of other moments where women have reigned supreme in another edition of our Airwaves Rundown Section where Andy helps Nico review The Following, Michael covers Revolution, I jump into Nico's review on Defiance and the great Woo Kim gives Andy a helping hand with discussing Glee. On top of that, Nico reviews The Americans, Elementary and much more. So guys who like geeking out over their TV Crushes and girls who like cheering on their favorite fictional gal pals, what are you waiting for?! Give this girl powered podcast a listen because this one's for you!
Hey guys, welcome back from that long terrible three week hiatus! On this week's return episode, Woo and I are joined by our good friend on Twitter, My. Jay_Zcost! On this episode, we have the pleasure of covering Diggle's revenge/motives, Deadshot, Oliver and Laurel, Tommy's dark destiny, Roy's heroic destiny, and Mr. Blank in this very exciting episode of Arrow entitled "Home Invasion"! We also cover the flashbacks and this week's digital comic entitled "Shado of the Past", which dives a bit deeper into the flashbacks and the story behind both Shado and Yao Fei! We also discuss why you should all go buy Injustice: Gods Among Us, in stores now, and the "Green Arrow embargo" that may have been put on the Smallville Season 11 comic series. All this and more on this week's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hello Super-fans, welcome back (or if this is your first time, welcome) to Across the Airwaves's very own DC Nation Podcast! On this week's episode, hosts Dan Schmidt and Michael J. Petty are joined by their good-friend and fellow ATA podcaster, Woo S! Kim! The reason Woo joined this Dynamic Duo to form a Terrific Trio was because of this week's main event podcast, two weeks in the making! The official ATA coverage of the third and final MAN OF STEEL theatrical trailer! Going deep into the trailer, the team discuss what they enjoyed including the fact that Superman actually throws a punch, General Zod's "I will find him!", Amy Adams' Lois Lane, Russel Crowe's Jor-El, Hans Zimmer's score, and the comic book influences including Superman: Birthright, Superman: Secret Origin, Superman: Earth One, All-Star Superman, Superman: Red Son, and John Byrne's The Man of Steel origin! And of course, to compliment our Superman-themed episode of DC Nation, we cover Smallville Season 11's "Argo" - Part 2, where we talk about Skeets, CorTessa, Brainiac 5's powers, Lightning Lad, and of course more Clark Kent as we see him in the future of the 31st century! All of this and much more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
Read Andy Behbakht's review of the Man of Steel trailer here on the ATA site: http://acrosstheairwaves.com/samaritan-reviews-man-of-steel-trailer-3/
Read Michael's review of the Man of Steel trailer on the Superman Homepage: http://supermanhomepage.com/news.php?readmore=12911
Hey gang, like what's going on? On this groovy episode of ATA's DC Nation Podcast, Dan and Michael cover, like, one of the last good shows to air on Cartoon Network (after Young Justice Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and ThunderCats) Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated! Like yeah man, Dan, Nico, and Michael have all covered the series on ATA before, but now that it has completed it's run (and because DC Comics does produce a Scooby-Doo comic series), the Dynamic Duo decided to cover the series as a whole and try and get fans of Scooby-Doo, supernatural plots, and teenage dramas to like check out the series. This podcast talks about the Fred & Daphne relationship, Scooby's role in the series, Shaggy & Velma, the supernatural mysteries and over-arching plot-lines that make up the series, and the amazing three-part series finale that could easily be the "greatest Scooby-Doo story ever told". But fret not fans of Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville Season 11 as the Duo does indeed cover "Argo" - Part 1, like, in great detail (yes, we're a little behind on those chapters, but like please bare with us)! All this and, like, more man on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, have you ever envisioned White Walkers invading from The North, seen evidence proving the existence of Bigfoot, believed you were traveling between parallel realities or maybe thought you had a ghost haunting your Victorian Estate? Well, if the answer to any of these questions is yes, you might think your entering The Twilight Zone but there's really only one place where these sweet dreams are made on TV with this week's reviews on Game of Thrones, Castle, Psych, Community and Doctor Who. Although, the trip through the seven seas of a television dreamworld doesn't stop there as our Airwaves Rundown Section welcomes you to the new age where humans and aliens must coexist by reviewing SyFy's revolutionary new show Defiance, the first TV series to ever tie in with a videogame of the same name. Then we finish off this week's dream themed podcast with reviews on a filler episode of How I Met Your Mother, The Following, The Americans, Glee, Da Vinci's Demons, Grimm and much more.
Hello all of you who have been anxiously awaiting this latest episode of ATA's DC Nation Podcast! We're sorry that it took so long, but both Dan and myself had a lot going on and we weren't able to work on this episode as much. Anyway, on this week's episode, Dan and I cover one of the greatest Batman epics of this generation, if not of all-time: BATMAN: DEATH OF THE FAMILY. We go through this story play-by-play where we talk about the tie-in's, including Batgirl, Catwoman, Suicide Squad, Nightwing, Teen Titans, Red Hood & the Outlaws, Detective Comics, and of course Scott Snyder's Batman! We also discuss the Joker and his possible New 52 origin, as well as how we feel about Batman: Zero Year! And, on the note of DoTF, we also go into in depth discussion about Grant Morrison's ROBIN R.I.P. story (in Batman Incorporated #8) and go deep into our feelings about Grant Morrison's Batman, Batman Inc., and Action Comics. And don't worry fans of Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville Season 11, because we also cover "Valkyrie" - Part 1 where we talk about Lois Lane and Lana Lang! All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, it's time for everybody to Wang Chung tonight as the reviews of our favorite TV shows for the week took us back to the 80's with this edition of the Across The Airwaves Podcast. Well actually we first take a pit stop in a parallel fantasy style version of what we would classify Medieval Times as we discuss Game of Thrones. Then we Wang Chung to the synthesizing sounds of the 80s as Modern Family has the Dunphys woo a potential buyer of their flipped house with the hit Queen song Another One Bites the Dust, Community's use of puppets brought me back to watching Sesame Street as a kid in the 80s, Go On told a joke that probably referenced George's days as a cop in the 80s and Psych literally had their characters Wang Chung tonight as Lassie's wedding was a perfect celebration of his character that ended in one of the most shocking moments of the series. Heck, we even ran into the Doctor and Clara with our travels back to the 80s as they had just come off a Doctor Who adventure that was a combination of two classic 80s films, Aliens and The Hunt for Red October. They also added a little bit of Duran Duran's Hungry like the Wolf to our Wang Chung rocking by introducing us to their new friend the Professor from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II Secret of the Ooze.
However that wasn't the end to our Wang Chunging as our Airwaves Rundown Section had Michael, Andy and Woo bust out the freestyle dance moves on their respective reviews of Revolution, The Following and a highly controversial school shooting episode of Glee. Then Nico puts his final moves on the dance party with his reviews on New Girl, The Americans, the new Starz original series Da Vinci's Demons and much more.
Hey gang! Welcome back to this long awaited episode of ATA's DC Nation as we return from a long hiatus due to our main animated content being cancelled by Cartoon Network (Young Justice and Green Lantern: The Animated Series). Sad day. But what isn't sad is our final coverage of the conclusion of the Bryan Q. Miller written Smallville Season 11 episode "Haunted" as we wrap up the final three digital issues (#38-40) aka the 12th print issue of the series! After that sad talk about Bart's demise, the return of Tess Mercer and Clark Kent, and the farewell (at least for now) of Chloe and Oliver, we move right along into covering one of the best parts of the New 52... The Geoff Johns written Aquaman/Justice League crossover event that rocked the New 52 universe: Throne of Atlantis! We talk about Aquaman, Cyborg, the Superman/Wonder Woman romance, the Batman/Aquaman duo, Vulko, the Prologue the Epilogue and what is in store for both the Justice League and Aquaman himself! All this and much more on this week's edition of the DC Nation Podcast!!!
Good day Lords and Ladies from the House of ATA Listeners! I present you a legendary sized podcast titled "Rear Window to a Game of Thrones" as Castle's Rear Window themed 100th Episode and the addition of Game of Thrones to our regular slate of reviews headline our discussions about Luke and Phil trying to invent the first self flipping pancake on Modern Family, Psych presenting us with a Two and a Half Men scenario that led to a brief breakup for Shawn and Gus, Supernatural taking Sam on the highway to hell literally and the guys having a somewhat socially offensive battle for tenure on The Big Bang Theory. In addition, Community has Abed tangle with the classic TV Trope of having two dates to the same dance, Ryan shows off his mad dance skills in a mascot uniform on this week's Go On and we give our two cents on a Doctor Who episode that did a good job of getting us to know his new companion Clara but fell short on the awesomeness scale compared to the other episodes we've had this season.
Although, that's not all you're going to get from this podcast as we're not going to keep you hanging without another Airwaves Rundown Section where Michael takes over our weekly Revolution segment to lead off thoughts on the Season Finales for The Walking Dead and Justified as well as reviews on regular episodes of New Girl, The Following, Arrow, Glee and much more.
Hey guys, welcome back to this week's very exciting and action-packed episode of Across the Airwaves' Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this episode, Woo & I talk about the ATA-favorite Bryan Q. Miller co-written episode (with Lindsey Allen) of Arrow: "Unfinished Business"! We talk about the Count's new status at Starkham, Tommy's dark decent, Oliver's training on Lian Yu, and Diggle's revenge-against-Deadshot story-line. As you will be able to tell by our discussion, we really enjoyed this episode, but the episode is not all we talk about as we discuss this week's digital comic entitled "Lapse", which chronicles the Tommy/Laurel relationship in graphic detail! And for those fans of Jeff Lemire's New 52 Green Arrow comic series (as I am), I review the 3rd issue in his new run (Green Arrow #19), "The Kill Machine, Part 3". All this Emerald Archer-y goodness in this week's episode of Longbow Hunters!!!
Hello ATA Listeners, this week's podcast is entitled "Dan & Nico Don't Have a CLUE" in honor of Psych's 100th Episode having a Clue as in the motion picture theme but this title ended up going beyond Psych as Nico and I had a few strong disagreements on a Castle episode that puts its focus on Ryan as well as our thoughts on the success of Psych as a whole. Although in the end, we were pretty much left unsure on who was right with their arguments as all of you Television Watchers out there could've seen it either way so that's what left us without a clue. The good news is Andy was able to give some direction with our cluelessness as he joined me to review an episode of Once upon a Time where we vented our frustrations on the reset applied to Pinocchio's character. Then Nico and I were able to get back on the same page as we reviewed a Friends reunion on Go On, Modern Family taking Handball to the extreme, Supernatural going X-Men style with the wild world of Hunters and a Doctor Who episode that will now make us think twice when logging on to a Wi-Fi network.
However, that's not all we go over this week as the Airwaves Rundown Section has us looking at the midseason premiere of Revolution, which seems to be a better show than when we left it but there's still much better stuff out there as we indicate by providing our thoughts on How I Met Your Mother, Bones, New Girl, Justified, The Following, Walking Dead, Glee, The Americans and much more.
Hey Arrowheads, and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' very own "Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast"! On this week's episode Woo and I reveal a big secret about the future of our podcast before our main event: covering the 18th episode of Arrow entitled "Salvation" (no, not the Smallville - Season 9 finale...)! We go in depth here about the Island Flashbacks with Oliver, Slade, Shado, and Yao Fei, Moria's actions, The "Savior" how much we just don't care about Dinah Drake-Lance, Tommy's dark destiny, and if Oliver & Felicity may or may not have a thing. Also, Roy Harper. We also cover the 25th digital comic book chapter entitled "The Pieces Missing" as we try and figure out why Diggle wants to know about Lian Yu. And, after the music we talk in the SPOILERS section about how much we're looking forward to this week's episode, "Unfinished Business"!
Salutations ATA Listeners! It's that time of year again where our podcast experiences its own version of March Madness that doesn't even involve Basketball. Actually, it does kind of involve basketball as the NCAA Tournament (which I enjoy watching) acts as one of the reasons why the Spring schedule for our favorite TV Shows is a giant hodgepodge that makes filling out a bracket of 64 teams look easy as we seem to get a different set of shows on hiatus or premiering every other week. In other words, if it wasn't for people like Nico and Andy helping me keep it all straight, I'd be pulling my hair out because it's getting crazy up in here.
As for what's on tap to review this week, Once upon a Time reveals a new real world villain, Castle gives its own fun homage to horror movies like The Ring, Go On continues to have more fun with NFL star Terrel Owens, Jeffrey Tambor shines in a great guest spot on Psych, Supernatural pushes the tablet story arc forward in big ways and Abed starts his own fraternity on Community. Then we round this podcast out as always with our Airwaves Rundown section featuring our thoughts on The Walking Dead, How I Met Your Mother, Bones, The Following, New Girl, Justified, Arrow, The Americans, Glee and much, much more including a voicemail from Longbow Hunters/ATA Retro Reviews very own Woo Kim.
Hey Arrowheads! Welcome back to ATA's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this week's return episode, Woo & I discuss the Arrow episode "The Huntress Returns" along with this week's digital comic book "Diamond in the Rough"! Be warned, there is a tone of in-depth discussion this week about the Huntress, McKenna Hall's send-off, Tommy Merlyn, Sara Lance, how cute Felicity is, the Undertaking and how it may be involved with the Island (tying into Jeff Lemire's incredible New 52 - Green Arrow run!) and even some Steve Aoki! We also get deep into the news section this week in talking about Paley Fest 2013, Roy, Slade, and Felicity being regulars in Season 2, and Stephen Amell's role in the upcoming DC Comics fighting videogame "Injustice: Gods Among Us"! Plus, SPOILERS for next week's episode, "Salvation". All this and more on this week's Longbow Hunters Podcast, thanks guys and enjoy!
Greetings loyal Fanterns, Young Justice fans, and DC Nationites! On March 16th, 2013, we all experienced a heavy loss. It wasn't just Aya or Wally West's "deaths" that were bad, it was the fact that DC Nation will never be the same again as Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Young Justice: Invasion are now gone from Cartoon Network. But, as you will hear in this recording of that day's Live Show Event hosted by DC Nation Podcast hosts Dan Schmidt & Michael J. Petty, with guest host Andy Behbakht, it may not be the end of these shows forever.
However, in this ATA Live Show, the Trio discussed the Green Lantern: The Animated Series series finale "Dark Matter" & the Young Justice: Invasion series finale "Endgame". They talk about Aya's "death" and how she could easily be alive, the epic space battle between the Green Lantern Corps and the Manhunters, shipping Razaya, SuperMartian, and Spitfire, Wally West's "cease", Aqualad being back as team leader, Artemis's change to Tigress, and Dick Grayson's send-off. But that's not all, the three each give their own experiences watching both series' and explain how they got into each show.
But that's not all folks, because for the second half of the show, Dan, Michael, and Andy play the voicemails that us here at the DC Nation Podcast have received over the past week from a bunch of fans (shout out to Jason A. and Rod) and cast/crew of Young Justice and/or Green Lantern alike! We hear from Phil Morris (Saint Walker on GLTAS), Josh Keaton (Hal Jordan on GLTAS, Black Spider on YJ), our friend Jeremy Adams (writer on GLTAS), Christopher Jones (artist on the YJ comic), and Jason Spisak (Kid Flash on YJ, Razer on GLTAS)! On top of that, superhero animation experts from all over the internet including, Eric from Superhero Shows, Steve Younis from the Superman Homepage, and James Harvey from World's Finest Online send Young Justice & Green Lantern their farewells too!
We would also like to give a big thank you to everyone who has been a part of DC Nation, Young Justice, and Green Lantern: The Animated series in some fashion from those who write or come up with the story to the actors & editors to the artists and animators. Thank you all so much, special thank you to Giancarlo Volpe and Jeremy Adams for being involved on our podcast and getting on here to talk about Green Lantern and special thanks all those who called in, from fans to cast & crew, we wouldn't be here without you guys. Also shout out to DW of Fanboys Inc., Alisa Lea, Cards (you know who you are), and CellTherapy! Thank you all for doing what you have been doing and remember, Heroes NEVER Die!
Hey ATA Listeners, have you ever felt like you spend your week around a campfire with your friends Emma Swan, Shawn Spencer, Jeff Winger, Dr. Sheldon Cooper and John Reese where they share stories about everything from hunting down Bigfoot to the retelling the plot of The Goonies? Do you understand what I'm talking about, do you feel the same? Am I only dreaming or is this campfire that's burning an eternal flame? Well, if you answered yes that means you are a hard-core television watcher fired up for our podcast reviews on your favorite shows airing this week including an episode ofOnce upon a Time where Snow White goes to the dark side, a Psych hunt for Bigfoot parodying The Blair Witch Project, Jeff trying to prove Chang's amnesia is a fake on Community, a Big Bang Theory that did a good job of getting a little emotional and Person of Interest bringing itself back to the Casinos where International Men of Mystery like John Reese originated.
Also as always we have another edition of News with Nico featuring a story about the upcoming fan budgeted Veronica Mars movie as well as ourAirwaves Rundown Section featuring reviews on Walking Dead, The Following, Justified, The Americans, Glee, the return of Grimm and much, much more.
Hello fellow Hunters and welcome back to ATA's very own Retro Reviews Podcast! On this brief returning episode of Retro Reviews, Michael & Woo share their Top 6 favorite episode of Supernatural! This episode includes discussion on why the episodes they picked are their favorites, how each episode impacted them personally and the series, where SPN should have really ended, and Michael trying to get everyone listening (including Woo) to watch Supernatural: The Animation as it really does enhance the series. Although this is the first and last time in a while that you will be listening to Retro Reviews, don't worry because next week Michael & Woo will be back with a new episode of Longbow Hunters. Enjoy!
While some of the shows that Across the Airwaves cover here are on a little break: the two comic book nerds Andy Behbakht and Michael J Petty join forces for a special edition of Across the Airwaves dedicated to reviewing some of their favorite comic books. They review and discuss books such as Geoff Johns Justice League, Justice League of America, Jeff Lemire’s current run on the Green Arrow book, as well as other big books in DC Comics current “New 52”. There is also a big discussion regarding what is up with Marvel Comic’s favorite web-crawler Spider-Man.
The second portion of the episode is dedicated for discussions of the several upcoming movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe while also discussing Zack Snyder’s upcoming Man of Steel movie. The two nerdy hosts also talk and discuss what is currently going on – as well as not going on - with Warner Bros. DC Cinematic Universe with all the rumors regarding a future Justice League movie keeping flying in almost every week. Suggestions to how the approach on the DCCU could be done as well as casting ideas is also brought because what would a comic book/comic book movie episode be without some dream casting discussion?
Hello DC Nationites, welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast, here on Across the Airwaves, and it looks like we've got a special penultimate episode for you guys tonight! First on this week's agenda, we try and help get through some Manhunters when we cover the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Ranx"! We discuss the possibilities of seeing more than one Earth Green Lantern in the series finale, Razer's realization of what the team may have to do to defeat Aya, and give our other thoughts and predictions about the final episode. Then, after covering the Plastic Man and Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld shorts, we move onto covering the Young Justice: Invasion episode "Summit" where we freak out over Dan's crackpot theory for the series finale, cry at the "deaths" of Aqualad and Artemis, rejoice at the return of Wally West, and plead with DC Comics to give Young Justice (and Green Lantern as well) a "Smallville Season 11-like" comic series that will continue the series for us fans. We quickly end our episode (as the discussions got a little long) with covering Smallville Season 11's "Effigy, Part 4" where we witness the birth of Miss Martian into the Smallville Universe, which opens the way for Bryan Q. Miller to bring in a Smallville-version of the Young Justice Team! Also, Batman and Martian Manhunter. All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!
And don't forget to tune in tomorrow at 2/1c PM on our Ustream account to watch our DC Nation Live Show Event covering the series finales of Young Justice & Green Lantern, as well as giving our final goodbyes to the shows and sharing our experiences with the shows in the past.
You can read Michael's "Mild-Mannered Review" of Smallville Season 11 "Effigy" - Part 4 on the Superman Homepage: HERE.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's the Big Bopper speaking doing just what I like, podcast reviews on a great week of television, which started off Andy and I reviewing a Once upon a Time episode where Snow White in (everybody sing...)
Chantilly Lace had evil on her face and Go On's cast was placing bets down
As Big Bang's Cinderella had a giggle and a yell that made the world go round
There ain't nothing in Psych's world
Like Shawn giving Lassie a whirl to make things funny and Community's spoof on Shawshank not worth the money
Set a Person of Interest killer loose who tried to play us like a goose
Because yeah oh baby that's what we TV watchers like!
However, that's not all there is to like about ATA Episode 115 as we've also got a News with Nico section featuring a big rumor about the future for the DC Comics Cinematic Universe if Man of Steel is a success this summer and another addition of the Airwaves Rundown Section containing our thoughts on The Simpsons, The Walking Dead, History Channel's new hit show Vikings, The Following with Andy, Bones, Justified, the season finale of White Collar, The Americans, Glee, and the long awaited return of Grimm.
All in all this is another great episode so join us for some television reviewing fun!
Hello fellow DC Nationites, Fanterns, and Young Justice junkies and welcome back (or for some of you, welcome) to Across the Airwaves' DC Nation Podcast, and boy do we have a special one for you guys today! On this episode of DC Nation, hosts Dan & Michael are guested by none other than Green Lantern: The Animated Series writer of "Blue Hope" and "Scarred": Jeremy Adams! So, for the first hour and 15 minutes, the Terrific Trio discuss GL:TAS, specifically Jeremy's episodes of the series, and get a "behind-the-scenes" feel of how the show is created. But if you thought that talking Green Lantern for over an hour wasn't enough, Dan & Michael also cover the DC Nation Short - Amethyst: Level 6! But that's not all as the Dynamic Duo continues to cover the Young Justice: Invasion episode "Intervention", where the two get into some talk about Zatanna's use this season, Blue Beetle, and how Batgirl works on the Young Justice Team. After that there is also some talk about the Smallville Season 11 issue #36, "Effigy, Chapter 3", where the boys have an interesting theory on just who the White Martian that Batman and J'onn J'onzz are hunting may be. All this and much more on this week's DC Nation Podcast, so be prepared!
Michael's review of this week's Smallville Season 11 issue can be found on the Superman Homepage: HERE.
Hey guys, and welcome back to ATA's DC Nation Podcast! This week on the DC Nation, Dan & Michael cover the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Larfleeze" (joined by Gollum) where they talk about... Well, Larfleeze! But not just that, they also plug Geoff Johns' Green Lantern series once again and talk about just how much willpower Hal Jordan has. But don't worry folks, we still have 3 episodes of this series left, and if this is our final fun episode, then we're in for a treat in the next few weeks! But on that note, they Dynamic Duo also cover the Young Justice: Invasion episode "The Hunt" (joined by Godfrey) where there is in depth discussion on Arsenal, the Light, and how to fix what's wrong with Young Justice in 5 minutes or less! But that's not all folks, because Smallville Season 11's "Haunted, Chapter 9" (joined by Alisa Lea) is still covered as Michael is starting to question if Bart Allen really is Smallville's Barry Allen or not? Plus, Superman Blue! All this and more on this week's DC Nation Podcast!!!
And don't forget folks, that on Saturday March 16th at 2PM/1PM CST, the DC Nation Podcast will be hosting a LIVE SHOW EVENT dedicated to Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Young Justice: Invasion along with both shows respective Series Finales airing that day! For more information on this upcoming event and for links to where you can join in on the show, visit this post here for more details!
Hey ATA Listeners, welcome to Across the Airwaves, on this week’s podcast we discuss our favorite shows this week and five interesting News with Nico items.
In our discussion this week, Castle saw the introduction of James Brolin as Castle's father in a great second half to the Season 5 two-part episode. Go On saw a great bit with Mr K as Mary Poppins that both Dan and Nico thought worthy of their favorite comedic moment. The Modern Family discussion mostly focused on the great Phil and Luke story arc that revolved around Luke's dating. Dan and Nico both agreed that Supernatural was a pretty great, despite being slower, more plot driven, and a lot less action oriented than the past few episodes. Psych saw a discussion of our favorite comedic moments in the middle of a full review because both Dan and Nico loved this season premiere. Finally, the Community discussion saw a disagreement between Dan and Nico on the quality of this episode and Nico's argument that showing the Study Group as villains was consistent with theme of this episode, while Dan argued that it was inconsistent with the theme of the overall show.
Also join us for a great Rundown Section that covers The Walking Dead, How I Met Your Mother, The Following, Bones, New Girl, Justified, White Collar, the premiere of Golden Boy, Arrow, and The Americans. The voicemail section this week featured two voicemails from Woo about Supernatural and How I Met Your Mother.
Another great episode. So join us for our Father focused episode.
Hello Arrowheads and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this exciting episode, Michael and Woo cover the 2nd Geoff Johns-Arrow episode (directed by the wonderful Glen Winter) entitled "Dead to Rights"! The Dynamic Duo talks in depth about Oliver and Tommy, Malcolm and Tommy, Dinah Drake-Lance, Deadshot's return and it's effects on Diggle, China White, and the possibility of the League of Shadows... But that's not all, Michael plugs Arrow #4 and Green Arrow #18 (available at your local comic book store this coming Wednesday) and the team cover this week's digital chapter "Detour"! And after the closing music (this week brought to you by The Fray), join Michael & Woo for SPOILERS (brought to you by Craig Byrne from GreenArrowTV) were the two discuss "The Huntress Returns", which will return Wednesday, March 20th on the CW!
Hey ATA Listeners, it's time to Bow Before Thoraxis on this week's podcast as we discuss our favorite shows this week and three interesting News with Nico items.
In our discussion this week, Once Upon a Time saw the dual reunion of father and son as Henry met his father for the first time and Henry's father was reunited with his father, Rumplestiltskin. Castle was action packed in the first part of the Season 5 Two Part Episode that saw the kidnapping of Alexis and Dan and Nico discuss what this could mean going forward both in the story and tone of the show. Go On tried to Go Deep with meditation and Terrel Owens, but ended up getting most of its comedy from boner cream jokes... to great effect. Modern Family made Dan laugh at an unfortunate haircut, while Nico enjoyed another Luke moment. Supernatural turned out to be the most contentious show of the week as one of our fearless leaders felt the show was didn't have a whole going on, while the other really enjoyed it. A lively discussion ensued. But it was all buddy cop from then on as they both agreed on the same two scenes being the best of the week on Community as the gang attended a Inspector Spacetime Convention and all Bowed before Jeff who was impersonating the super villain Thoraxis. The Big Bang Theory discussion focused on Fun with Flags and the excellent Raj budding relationship story arc. Both Dan and Nico agreed that Kate Miccuci was an excellent choice. Finally, Dan and Nico loved the introduction of Agent Shaw and the praised the use of a Doctor Who style story structure that focused on Agent Shaw and put the Person of Interest Team in the background and Dan calls out all the Person of Interest fans who were critical of the change from the formula.
As usual, we rounded out the episode with an Airwaves Rundown section that included Family Guy, Simpsons, and excellent episode of The Walking Dead from Sunday Night. Monday night included a How I Met Your Mother, Andy joined Nico for The Following section, and both Dan and Nico agreed for once on the Bones discussions. Tuesday night saw another great New Girl episode, Nico showing more love for Justified, Dan and Nico agreeing that White Collar was a very weak effort this week and Nico reviews the premiere of the new CW show Cult that he found quite captivating, but does not plan to review the show from week to week unless other people demand it. Wednesday saw another new Arrow discussion facilitated by Andy that discussed the effectiveness of the Roy Harper introduction and the Dodger character, which left Andy as the odd man out really enjoying Roy Harper's introduction. Nico also reviewed the Americans, Elementary, and for probably the last time, Zero Hour.
Hello and welcome back to Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast, brought to you by the Across the Airwaves Podcast Network! However, this may have not been the best episode for you all to come back to as Michael & Woo are joined by ATA Corps member Andy Behbakht and the whole show is de-railed from it's tracks! Is this a bad thing? No, not completely as there is a lot of great discussion. The Terrific Trio talk about relationships (Oliver & McKenna, Diggle & Carly, and Roy & Thea to be exact), the Dodger, why Arrow is not Smallville, Neilson ratings and how they hurt television programs, Felicity Smoak, Oliver being awesome, Roy Harper, and tough choices. Michael & Andy also explore how the DC Comics villain Cheshire could be introduced into the Arrow Universe and the three talk about where Roy Harper may go in later seasons. But that's not all as Michael gives his recommendation to all Green Arrow fans to go read Geoff Johns's "Justice League of America #1" book and then the three discuss the latest Arrow digital comic chapter "Make it Rain"! All this and SPOILERS for the next episode (written by DC Comics legend Geoff Johns himself) "Dead to Rights" all on this weeks episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Greetings, DC Nationites! On this week's podcast our reviews proved "Love Is a Battlefield" as the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode of the same name featured Dark Aya trying to eradicate the Champions of Love known as the Star Sapphires, Young Justice Invasion had Miss Martian face several "Complications" as she tried to escape captivity to be reunited with her lost love Superboy and Smallville Season 11 #34 Haunted Chapter 8 stirred up quite a bit of controversy as it was revealed that in the Earth 2 timeline Chloe and Oliver had an affair while he was engaged to Lois. Even Michael and I got out on the battlefield as we form an argument against Cartoon Network about canceling the current DC Nation shows we love now for something goofy like Teen Titans Go! while explaining what they should do instead. Also to top that off we tried to review the short Amethyst - Level Five: Battle in the Stormy Peaks but it ended up evolving into a discussion on our concerns/fears on the future of Superhero Animation as a whole that was quite informative. Yeah, I know it sounds like we skewed off quite a bit in this podcast but ultimately what it boils down to is some of the best discussions we've had so give this show a listen as you are in for a real treat.
War, what is it good for?! Absolutely nothing! Actually for you DC Nationers war was good for something as it set up great installments of our favorite DC related TV Shows and Comic Books for us to review here on Week 43 of the DC Nation Podcast. First off, the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Babel", Dark Aya's war against the Universe began as she sent the Interceptor crash landing on an strange Alien planet where Hal, Razor and Kilowog had to make do without their power rings. Then in the Young Justice Invasion episode "War", the team goes to War literally as they battle to stop Mongul from destroying Earth with his Death Star, I mean WarWorld. Finally, the week was rounded out with Clark and Bart's war against the Dark Flash directing them to the home of a surprisingly gruff and grumpy Jay Garrick in Smallville Season 11 #33: Haunted Chapter 7.
Along with some great discussions on our favorite heroes going to war, we have a special edition of Michael's DC Headlines News Section where we talk about a big announcement made by Geoff Johns regarding writing the current Green Lantern Comic Books and reveal the title as well as artwork for the next Smallville Season 11 story arc entitled "Argo" where Clark is going to be sent to the future! So get excited or Argo flip yourself.
Hey ATA Listeners, with this week's podcast reviewing episodes of our favorite shows during the week of Valentine's Day. We decided to celebrate television's most popular couples being happy together as Once upon a Time gave Snow White and Prince Charming a renewed sense of adventure, Castle and Beckett kept each other in suspense over their Valentine's Day gifts, Claire and Phil's aspirations to do some sexual role-playing on Modern Family was ruined with a trip to the hospital and The Big Bang Theory featured the sweetest Valentine's Day moment of the week as Sheldon made Amy his emergency contact. However, the theme of being happy together on Valentine's Day dinner didn't just apply to romantic love, it applied to other types as well with brotherly love being exhibited by the Winchesters as Sam made a hard decision to end the cycle of the brothers sacrificing themselves for each other. We also got buddy love as Reese got into a no holds bar death match with a Government assassin to protect Finch's identity and some love between holidays as Community had a Halloween episode during the week of Valentine's Day creating a new event known as Valoween.
By the way, I can't end the introduction to our Valentine's Day episode without mentioning Andy being happy together with both Nico and then later Woo in our discussions on The Following and this week's Glee. On top of that, we show our love for Arrow with a brand-new formatted section that isn't a repeat of our voicemails on Longbow Hunters and finally, we round out our episode discussing television happy together with Rundown Sections on How I Met Your Mother, Bones, Justified, ABC's new series Zero Hour and a whole lot more.
Hello Arrowheads! Welcome back to ATA's Longbow Hunters Podcast! On this episode, Woo and I discuss some good news with Bryan Q. Miller writing an episode of Arrow, Arrow getting a Season 2 pickup, and Harrison Ford (along with Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher) being in Star Wars Episode VII. But moving on from the news, the episode that we discuss on this podcast is 1x14 "The Odyssey"! We talk about Oliver getting shot by his mom, Felicity's time on Team Arrow, Batman/Green Arrow parallels, Oliver's training on the island with Slade, how the Undertaking could be a part of the Island, and Yao Fei's mysterious daughter! We also cover the digital comic book chapter of the week, this week's being "Wintergreen", which explains the origins of how/why Slade and Wintergreen got on the Island in the first place. And of course, as always, after the music we talk about next week's episode "Dodger" in the spoilers section! All this and more on this week's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey DC Nationites! Welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast, where we cover everything DC Nation! On this episode, Dan & I cover the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Cold Fury", where we talk about Dark/Darth Aya turning to the Dark Side (Darkseid?) along with some discussion on where this series is going now that Anti-Monty is out of the way and just how cool the epic Green/Red Lantern space battle between them was! But that's not all! After some interesting DC Nation Shorts, we cut to talking about the Young Justice Invasion episode "Runaways", where we discuss the newest team of young superheroes (Infinity Inc?), which include Static Shock and Apache Chief, the revelations about Blue Beetle, and the future of Young Justice. To wrap it up, we talk Smallville Season 11 "Effigy, Part 2" by discussing Batman's presence on the Justice League, John Jones's past, and why he may be a murderer... All this and more on this weeks DC Nation!
(Upbeat Singing) It's Dan and Nico in the morning! Podcast style! That's right loyal listeners, we are broadcasting to you from our happy place here at Across the Airwaves a spinoff version of Troy and Abed's popular imaginary morning show to celebrate the return of the happy place within a happy place known as our review section on Community, a show that has been on hiatus for far too long. Personally, I felt the Season Premiere lived up to the hype as Community didn't seem to miss a beat with transitioning to new Showrunners but Nico tended to feel otherwise. The good news is that despite our differences we give you solid coverage on everything to be excited about when it comes to this episode along with the upcoming season including the Study Group facing the challenge of being Seniors, little red balls and Greendale Babies?!
In addition to Community, we review new episodes of Castle, Modern Family, Supernatural, The Big Bang Theory, Person of Interest and The Following while providing you with a Airwaves Rundown Section revealing our favorite commercials from Super Bowl XLVII. Then we wrap the Rundown up with condensed reviews on Bones, HIMYM, White Collar, Glee, Justified and much more.
Greetings listening agents!
Welcome to a special edition episode of Across the Airwaves that we would call, Across the S.H.I.E.L.D.
In this special episode Director Andy Behbakht is joined by his fellow podcast agents/your favorite hosts, Dan Schmidt and Nico Reifsteck for a roundtable discussion about the ABC/Marvel pilot, S.H.I.E.L.D. that is currently in production and being directed by the man responsible for shows such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, Dollhouse and one of the highest-grossing films of all time, Marvel's The Avengers: Joss Whedon!
In the episode, the three nerdy agents discuss the facts that has been released so far such as what the show is about, about the six main characters and the actors that will be portraying them, the people behind this project (writers, executive producers), in addition discussing the potential the show has as the show is connected to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, what familiar faces we might see on the show at some point. Highlights such as Nico gushing his nerd love for Felicia Day, Dan and Andy ranting about the status of a certain webcrawler in Marvel and much more! The episode also discusses about Across the Airwaves' very own S.H.I.E.L.D. podcast that is in pre-production as we wait for the official pickup at the ABC Upfront that will take place in May.
Make sure to check out these sources whose articles we refer to in our information section on and these recommending websites.
|The Hollywood Reporter's casting announcement #1 and #2| - |TVLine's casting breakdown and casting announcement|
|Deadline's casting announcement| - |Comic Book Resources - the article contains information about the show's biggest character|
|KSiteTV's portal page for Marvel's S.H.I.E.L.D. on Facebook & Twitter| - |ABC's official S.H.I.E.L.D. Facebook & Twitter page|
Stay tuned as we'll keep you posted on updates and news about the project and in the meantime, swing by the official Across the Airwaves forums and throw some of your own crackpot theories about S.H.I.E.L.D.!
Hey Arrowheads, and welcome back to ATA's very own Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this exciting episode, Woo and myself cover Episode 13 of Arrow entitled "Betrayal"! We discuss Detective Lance (redemption or depression?), David Anders guest appearance as an Arrow original villain Cyrus Vanch (who we hope returns soon), Ollie's 24 arrows, the Undertaking, Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke (2?), and that incredible end scene! We also talk about this weeks Arrow digital comic book "Keep 'Em Coming", where we get some interesting backstory on Lance that actually makes me feel sorry for the guy. But that's not all Green Arrow fans, I also give my thoughts and recommendation on Jeff Lemire's incredible Green Arrow #17 (a reboot of the rebooted Green Arrow title) with "The Kill Machine, Part 1". 2013 is a great year to be an Oliver Queen fan everybody as you can also check out Smallville Season 11 and Justice League of America to see Green Arrow in action alongside your favorite superheroes! All this and more (including spoilers for "The Odyssey") on this weeks edition of ATA's Longbow Hunters Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's podcast we review episodes where our favorite television characters experienced a blast from the past as Go On featured Ryan being haunted by the ghost of his wife, the Winchesters met their grandfather on Supernatural, Sheldon tangled with his old nemesis Kripke during The Big Bang Theory and Person of Interest had Reese contend with his ex-partner from the CIA to avoid getting caught in his own personal bomb blast! At the same time, let's not forget Ryan Hardy having to take on the friends of a serial killer he apprehended years ago on The Following, which has now become a part of our standard reviews beginning with this podcast. Then we've got a supersized edition of our Airwaves Rundown Section where Nico and I share our top 5 favorite commercials from Super Bowl XLVII while introducing a new segment dedicated to reviewing FX's new series The Americans. In addition, we discuss HIMYM, Arrow, Glee, Justified and much more.
Hello DC Nationites! Welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast! This weeks episode was sad. As we cover the very depressing Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Loss", we do get a little emotional because of some intense Aya and Razer scenes... But the emotions don't stop, as Dan and Michael freak-out in both joy and horror as they cover Young Justice Invasion's episode "The Fix", which features M'gann going deep into her former teammate's, Aqualad, head (with Artemis) to bring him back to the land of the living. But with villains like the Anti-Monitor, Red Lantern Zox, Black Manta, and Deathstroke, who needs friends? Well in Smallville Season 11's "Haunted, Chapter 6" we find out that Bart Allen aka Impulse needs a friend in Clark Kent aka Superman as the Black Flash is gaining on him fast. Who else is there to turn but to the first speedster to call himself "The Flash"? But don't worry, some great DC Nation Shorts are included in here as well, including DC Nation's Farm League AND (back by popular demand) Batman of Shanghai in the super-exciting "Bat-Man". All this and more on this week's DC Nation!!!
And don't forget Fanterns and Young Justice-fans, that on the finale day of DC Nation's Green Lantern & Young Justice (March 16th, 2013), our podcast will be doing a DC Nation Live Show Event to talk about the past year of DC Nation, thank the creators, actors, writers, and producers of both GLTAS & YJ, and of course get fan-reactions to the finale, as you are all welcomed to call in during the event and be part of it yourselves! Join us then, more details will be made available as it gets closer to the finale date and we find out more ourselves.
Holy Riddler-Joker-Scarecrow wannabe, Woo! Welcome to our latest episode of Across the Airwaves's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this weeks episode, ATA Creator, Dan Schmidt, joins Woo and I for a special episode where we talk about the Arrow episode "Vertigo". We talk about how this episode is really a game-changer on a bunch of levels, including the Flashbacks, Arrow's Rouges Gallery (mainly The Count) Thea, Laurel, and Oliver's roles on the series, Felicity becoming part of Team Arrow, and what may happen with Moria or Walter. We also Dig deep into our predictions on where Detective Lance, Tommy, and Moria's characters will go throughout this season (and series) and how we see them either dying or embracing their dark destinies. Also, there's a point in the episode where Woo, Dan, and I get a little heated when talking about Arrow and Man of Steel being the bridge for the upcoming Justice League movie, and the (hopefully) upcoming DC Cinematic Universe. We also cover the latest digital comic book chapter "Two Minute Warning" and I give out SPOILERS at the end for the next episode "Betrayal". Enjoy!
Oh no, ATA Listeners! We've got a serial killer on the loose with this week's episode and his name is Andy! Just joking, we enjoy having Andy here on ATA to the point that we have appointed him as Nico's cohost for a new section premiering on today's podcast dedicated to the show that inspired our serial killer themed title, The Following. In fact, that's not all the Andy you are getting in this episode as voicemailing extraordinaire Woo S. Kim joins him for an all new weekly discussion on Glee that obviously doesn't involve committing murderous acts of terror but I did hear that you have to watch out for buses. Anyway, besides Glee are other favorite shows didn't escape the theme of at least someone going on a violent rampage as Once upon a Time introduced Frankenstein's monster, a deranged nerd enslaved a fairy to kill innocent Live-Action Role-Play Gamers and Castle certainly had a title that inspired a serial killer theme with Death Gone Crazy but ultimately it left us with a mystery that left us disappointed. Even the sitcoms got in on the violence as Luke played a hitman in the Modern Family version of a scene from one of the greatest movies of all time and Go On featured Mr. K taking revenge by performing dirty deeds, done dirt cheap with NFL Star Terrel Owens.
Then moving into the Airwaves Rundown Section, the killer mayhem continued as the addition of a White Collar section and the departure of our Last Resort section was coupled with the return of the always chilling serial killer Christopher Pelant on this week's Bones along with discussions on some shocking life taking moments involving presidential assassinations, conspiracy wielding senators, preaching snake charmers, crazed night–school students and Barney Stenson getting married?! Yep, it's pretty much like Silence of the Lambs up in here with this week's episode, so curl up with a can of Fava Beans to give this podcast a listen at your own risk as throughout the show, someone could sneak up behind you and say "Hello Clarice" in a cold, robotic voice.
Hello loyal DC Nationites, Fanterns, Smallvillians, and Young Justicers(?) and welcome back to Across the Airwaves's DC Nation Podcast! The part of ATA that covers Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Young Justice: Invasion, Smallville: Season 11, and all of DC Comics other imaginative content including DC Nation Shorts (Batman of Shanghai & Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld), the New 52, and other upcoming animated series and movies! On this special "CREEPER" episode, Dan & Michael cover the GLTAS episode "Prisoner of Sinestro", the Young Justice episode "True Colors", the two DC Nation Shorts of the week, and Smallville S11 "Haunted, Chapter 5"! This includes great discussion on Sinestro and his role in the series, Raya & Deathstroke talk, Aqualad speculations, Black Flash talk, and much much more as we dive into each episode/short/comic with enough force to move Kilowog about 5 feet before he gave us one. All this and more on this weeks DC Nation!
Hey gang, and welcome back to ATA's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast. On this weeks episode, Woo and I discuss a bunch of different things, mainly focused on the latest Arrow episode "Trust but Verify". We talk about Diggle's partnerships with Ted Gayner of the Blackhawks & Oliver, Thea's attitude (that really needs adjustment), Tommy's strained relationship with his father, Tommy & Laurel's awkward relationship, and of course, the Flashback cliffhanger of Yao Fei being a traitor. But that's not all guys, as we also cover this week's digital comic book chapter "Sins of the Father", which tied in nicely to this week's episode (believe it or not). At the beginning of the episode, we also briefly touch on the news that J.J. Abrams will be directing "Star Wars - Episode VII" (sorry guys, Woo dropped out at the last moment...), the possible Justice League movie roster, Woo's rant on "fans" and how they should disagree instead of saying "that sucks", and "The Huntress Returns". All this in lots more detail in this weeks episode of the Longbow Hunters Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, while listening to our various podcasts you have probably heard Michael, Nico and I use the term crackpot theory when it comes to predicting what we think is ahead for our favorite shows but where did it come from? Well, Nico and I coined the phrase about five years ago when we began having phone conversations about a little show called Fringe. First it started with us marveling at the acting talents of John Noble and Joshua Jackson, then came the questions who are these Observer guys, is Massive Dynamic good or evil? And next thing we knew Leonard Nimoy showed up giving this show incredible credibility within the Sci-Fi genre. However, the clincher was this show introducing one of the most imaginative ideas presented television in the past 10 years, a war between multiple universes taking the concept out of comic book stories like Crisis on Infinite Earths and on to the television screen. The fact that this show went this direction simply just blew our minds and as it continued to develop the idea train ran wild for Nico and I with us throwing out all sorts of crazy predictions on where the writers were going to take this Science Fiction roller coaster ride. Eventually, as our TV conversations developed into the ATA Podcast, these predictions became known as crackpot theories since the writers of Fringe raised the bar to a level that we had to go way out in left field to even take a guess at how certain plot lines were going to be resolved. Most of the time our theories were so off that it didn't even seem like we could hit the broad side of a barn but in those rare times we were right the feeling of satisfaction was immeasurable leading to some of the best content that this podcast has ever produced.
Now obviously, with us being indebted to Fringe for providing Nico and I with some of our best and favorite discussions we've had on Across The Airwaves as we cited in our epic 100th Episode, it needed the red carpet treatment just like we gave our other favorites (Smallville and Chuck) when they came to an end by setting up a Live Show providing a retrospective on all the Fringe moments from Season 1 through the 5th season's Series Finale that simply blew our minds with crackpot theories. Unfortunately, due to Nico being on the West Coast and me being in the Midwest we had to push our Final crackpot theories on Fringe back to our recording of ATA 108, leaving me needing a cohost for this Fringe Finale Live Show. So as always our very own DC Nation/Longbow Hunters/Retro Reviews Podcast host Michael J. Petty swooped in to save the day but with Fringe's imaginative content being such a mind explosion we needed more help, which was a bit of an issue since Andy and Woo haven't watched Fringe. But that wouldn't have stopped Dr. Bishop and it certainly didn't stop me as I crossed over to get the alternate versions of Andy and Woo, my friends on the other side Doug Roewer and Lyndley St. John to join us for this Live Show. Again, don't ask me who's the alternate to each person, just kind of go with it since I'm on a roll here.
Anyway, with Doug and Lyndley who are as nuts as Nico when it comes to getting excited about crackpot theories backing up our Fringe Team, Michael and I were able to put together a great Live Show that paid a great tribute to Fringe, the Television Series of endless possibilities, which led ATA to what I think has been some of its finest moments. In other words, I present this recording of our Fringe Finale Live Show to you, the fans, cast, writers and crew who made this outstanding show that will go down in Sci-Fi History possible so what are you waiting for? Sit back and listen to this podcast, which I think you will all enjoy.
Hey ATA listeners, hope springs eternal as we say goodbye to Fringe, one of the first shows we reviewed on Across the Airwaves by sending it a “White Tulip” with our heartstring tugging discussion on the Series Finale. Hope and Forgiveness pervade our discussions this week as we discuss Castle and how Jon Huertas' performance allowed us to forgive the Castle writers for a lackluster mystery this week due to the pure force of his acting will saving a weak mystery with a strong side plot and hope for a better mystery next week. In Go On's Goal Doll episode we discuss the need for forgiveness as Ryan ditches Carrie for her friend, but how she later forgives him when he ditches the friend to spend time with her instead. Cass seeks forgiveness for his sins from Season 6 by trying to heal the wounds of Sam and Deans relationship in our Supernatural discussion. Finally, we discuss Walter's sacrifice and redemption in the Fringe Series Finale and we discuss our hopes for a show to fill the void left by the loss of this great show.
We wrap up the show with our Airwaves Rundown Section that includes How I Met Your Mother, New Girl, Justified, Arrow, and the penultimate episode of Last Resort. There's also some sad news in the News with Nico section as we learn that another ATA favorite has been cancelled, but hope springs eternal as we discuss how this could be a good thing for our other favorite shows as these actors are now free to join other projects. Join us for a great discussion that we Hope you will enjoy and won't force us to ask you for Forgiveness next week.
Hello ATA Listeners!
First of all, I hope you all had a great Christmas break and that you are all ready for 2013 as much as I am.
Before the Winter Hiatus started, me and Longbow Hunters/Retro Reviews co-host Woo S. Kim, both fans of FOX’s musical show Glee, talked about possibly doing reviews on the show on the regular ATA podcast and we decided to give it a go.
Right after the show went on hiatus, we recorded a special long episode where we recap the first 10 episodes of the 4th season to give you listeners out there an overall review of what has been going on with the storylines and the characters of the show and what we think so far of it.
Now I want to be extra clear that this is only a one-time thing: We will not be doing these long reviews on separate episodes once the show returns, it will be in the regular format just like the other shows that ATA covers. We only did this so that we could have the first half of the season covered on the podcast.
I hope you Gleeks out there will enjoy this section as well as the return of Glee, which will return on Thursday, January 24h, 9PM on FOX.
Hello loyal DC Nationites, and welcome back to ATA's very own "DC Nation Podcast"! On this episode of the DC Nation Podcast, Dan & Michael go deep into Green Lantern: The Animated Series with the episode "Blue Hope", discussing Aya's soul, and digging even deeper into Razer & Aya's "Love Connection", while still getting to the good stuff of the Green/Blue Lanterns fight against the super-charged Manhunters. But once the topic switches from "Cheers" to Young Justice: Invasion's "Cornered", it's like a "Glee" catastrophe waiting to happen! We realize that Nightwing was being a total jerk to the Team, that Godfrey is getting REAL old, that Captain Atom should NOT be the spokesperson for the Justice League, and that Superboy & Miss Martian really need to get back together. And when getting to the discussion on Smallville Season 11, "Haunted - Chapter 4", your Dynamic Duo discusses Smallville's version of the "Speed Force", the Black Flash, Chloe's need for an attitude adjustment, and "Haunted"'s connection to "Justice". And fear not, for we also give our thoughts on the amazing "Batman of Shanghai" and "Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld - Level 2" shorts!
Hey guys, Happy 2013 and welcome back to Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this special mid-season return episode, Michael and Woo discuss some news about their new favorite show that is a bit jarring, including Roy Harper, Huntress's return, Deadshot's survival and return with China White, and much more. They also briefly discuss Amazon and what may occur on this podcast if it gets picked up! But onto the main event of this show, Arrow Returns! And much better than Superman Returns I might add! On this episode, the Dynamic Duo discuss the return episode "Burned" as well as the companion comic "6:15 to Starling City", along with all their predictions for what may happen next! All this and more (including SPOILERS for next week) on this week's edition of Across the Airwaves' Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hey ATA Listeners, tonight there's gonna be a jailbreak, somewhere in this podcast as our full reviews for this week dealt with Cora and Captain Hook breaking out of the fairytale world into the real world on Once upon a Time and Castle trying to escape the arsenal of redheads living at his apartment. Then Go On had Bob Costas make an attempt to break out of his image as a sportscaster with Modern Family beginning to break into the world of dramaedy while the gang on Big Bang Theory tried to break out of reality by turning a bad situation of being stuck on the side of the road into a Star Trek: TNG Landing Party mission. And last but not least we rounded out the week with the Person of Interest Team using the art of espionage to actually break Reese out of jail as the fantastic writers of Fringe set up a final last-ditch effort jailbreak to save September's son Michael who is the key to saving the world from the Observers. Also this podcast has got a Airwaves Rundown section featuring the addition of FX's Justified as well as a voicemail segment where Michael J. Petty gives his thoughts on the penultimate episode of Fringe and Woo Kim presents his two cents on the SHIELD TV Series news revealed in our News with Nico section.
Howdy DC Nationites, I'm so fired up for this week's awesome DC Nation Podcast episode, we're gonna bust this post out as classic rock lyrics since...
DC Nation is back
How about that
It's been too long and were glad it's back
Yes, we've been let loose
From the commentary noose
That Cartoon Network left us hanging around
We had Black Lightning in the sky
Lanterns on a blue power high
Amethyst's videogame came alive
The Reach lies
They're bad guys
Young Justice is going to stop them from running wild
'Cause it's back
DC Nation's back!
It's back in black!
And in case you haven't caught on already, I'm going to come out of my AC/DC Brian Johnson voice to explain that this episode is dedicated to the triumphant return of DC Nation to Cartoon Network with us reviewing the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Steam Lantern" and the Young Justice Invasion episode "Before the Dawn" along with two brand-new DC Nation Superhero Shorts. Also as always we have our now weekly reviews of Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville Season 11 with us taking a look at Digital Issue #28 otherwise known as Effigy Chapter 1 starring Batman and Martian Manhunter. So with the anticipation for DC Nation's return feeling like it lasted for an eternity, I'm going to cut it with my usual jargon I put into these posts and let you get to the fantastic episode that's been seven podcasts in the making that was certainly worth the wait.
Hello ATA Listeners, the question I present to you today is how you pay tribute to a character like Bond, James Bond who has graced the silver screen for 50 years with Secret Agent adventures that has spawned generations of fans and brought the male side of families together? Well, here at ATA I figured we could try something different for our show to celebrate five decades of James Bond on the silver screen. At first I thought about doing commentaries on my favorite Bond films but we did that already with the movies leading up to The Avengers. In other words, I began to envision something much bigger. Something that would be worthy of a character who has spanned generations, a retrospective on James Bond discussing everything that has to do with the man who many believe to be the pride of Her Majesty's Secret Service. ATA has certainly had its outstanding Retro Reviews but this was going to be the end-all be-all of podcast tributes to Mr. Bond covering everything from his on-screen creation and history to the characters most recent incarnation in the box office breaking smash hit Skyfall starring the outstanding Daniel Craig.
However, in going to the ATA Corps I ran into the issue of my talented cohosts not feeling that they had enough background on 007 to do a retrospective, so I ended up calling one of the biggest James Bond fans I know, Agent 008 1/2 with the flaming pants himself, Kyle Franchi. And together we were able make my dream a reality by creating James Bond 50th Anniversary Tribute Podcast that was made worthy of its title through us talking about a variety of topics such as a in-depth review on Skyfall, an analysis of Bond actors/villains/women, an oral history on the Bond Film Franchise and much more including stories about our breaking and entering loving friend Steve. Hi Steve! Yes like it or not you're going to be referenced in this podcast but it's only because we love you and associate you to James Bond as much as Sean Connery.
Anyway, in going back to the podcast there was so much great content stuffed into this 50th Anniversary Tribute we had to make it into a four part podcast miniseries beginning with the episode that's posted below but for For Your Eyes Only is a brief dossier explaining what's in store for our James Bond 50th Anniversary Tribute Podcast over the next four missions or episodes!!!
- Mission One: Explains how Kyle and I became fascinated with the James Bond Franchise and gives a in-depth review on the most recently released film starring Daniel Craig as Ian Fleming's James Bond, the Sam Mendes directed film Skyfall.
- Mission Two: Kyle and I give a report card to each of the actors who have played James Bond along with talking about our favorite Bond Girls and Villains.
- Mission Three: Kyle and I give a full-blown oral history retrospective on the James Bond Film Franchise from Dr. No to Skyfall going behind the scenes on its triumphs and tribulations including the debacle surrounding the unofficial Bond film Never Say Never Again starring the great Sean Connery.
- Mission Four: The podcast miniseries wraps itself up with Kyle and I taking a look at the various James Bond video games that attributed to success for the modern era of the Bond Franchise including one of the most popular games of all time N64's Goldeneye. We also discuss what we think is next for the Bond Film Franchise with the two films slated to be released after Skyfall, providing several crackpot theories on how to salvage the Quantum/Mr. White story arc that fell apart in the rush to make Quantum of Solace.
Alright, now that you have your objectives it's time to stop by Q Branch to retrieve your weapon, fire up the Ashton Martin DB5 and listen to Part 1 of this outstanding podcast that's shaken but not stirred to be something that Bond fans everywhere will love!
Hey ATA Listeners, the title of this week's CBS centric podcast is a reference to a former hit sitcom Welcome Back Kotter, a show about a guy who returns to his former High School as a teacher because our review for Person of Interest was about an episode where Finch kind of did the same thing by going back to school as a substitute teacher to save the life of a student. However, this theme doesn't stop here as we review a The Big Bang Theory episode where Sheldon is taken back to school by the Human Resources Department to learn what's considered to be sexual harassment and with our lone Airwaves Rundown show for the week a.k.a. Sherlock, Nico criticizes the most recent episode for hiring an actress that really needs to go back to acting school. All right, so now that class is in session, give this podcast episode a listen for an informative News with Nico section, great discussion and just flat out all around fun from Nico and myself.
Hello ATA Listeners, on this week's edition of Across The Airwaves that we numbered as a .5 since it was too short to be classified as a full episode, the Doctor is in as Nico and I review the highly anticipated 2012 Doctor Who Christmas Special entitled The Snowmen!!! Now as we went into watching this epic new adventure for the Doctor, which included the voice of Sir Ian McKellen, Nico and I thought it was going to take a bit to get back in the swing of things with Amy and Rory being gone but this great show didn't even miss a beat as Matt Smith gave another stellar performance and we both fell madly in love with the Doctor's new companion played by Jenna–Louise Coleman who is going to fill Karen Gillian's shoes beautifully. In fact, Nico and I have fallen so head over heels for this character that we are on the verge of fighting over her so it's going to be interesting how our reviews on ATA are going to play out over the next half of Series 7.
Anyway, I'm getting ahead of myself because if I go on ahead about Clara, the new companion any longer, it's going to take away your reason for listening to this great podcast episode. So with that give this show a listen to find out why we simply love the direction of Doctor Who is going despite saying goodbye to the Ponds and in addition you will get our crackpot theories about the mystery surrounding Clara Oswin Oswald, which structured this Christmas Special as a midseason premiere designed to set up the second half of Series 7 set to premiere in April.
Hello ATA listeners, and welcome back for the first time in over 3 months, to Across the Airwaves' Retro Reviews Podcast! On this SPECIAL comeback episode, veteran ATA members Woo S! Kim and Michael J. Petty return to talk about many different topics this week. Woo talks about how creepy LA, California can be and what he's encountered there. Michael talks about the 13 inch Darkseid figure he got for Christmas (and wants to sleep with). They both talk about their emotional experiences seeing Les Miserables in theaters (TWICE IN A ROW) and why EVERYONE should go see it!!! Then this Dynamic Duo gets to their main topic and event, the Power Rangers In Space finale (and the finale to the "Zordon-Era") "Countdown to Destruction" Parts 1 and 2. This action packed episode dives right into the heart of the Power Rangers franchise and talks about highly controversial issues behind the scenes. Also, Michael has his own "Supervillain Soapbox" moment in the episode and near the end Woo and Michael talk about how important it is to support ATA. So strap in, and "Let's Rocket"!
Hello DC Nationites, welcome back! On this exciting episode of ATA's DC Nation Podcast, Dan and Michael cover the latest TWO chapters of Bryan Q. Miller's 'Smallville Season 11' 11x03 entitled "Haunted". They discuss, in great detail, the Black Flash, Clark and Bart's relationship, the Tess-in-Lex's-head arc, and much more that happened in the two chapters AND what they would like to happen in the Smallville Universe. However, the Smallville discussion is NOT the main event as this Dynamic Duo also do a commentary on the animated film/three part season finale entitled "Justice League: Starcrossed - The Movie". This is a great film that shows how great the JL really are, that shows a better love story than Twilight, and gives us all hope for a live-action Justice League film (that's slated to be released in 2015). Don't worry DC Nation fans, next week's episode will feature the return of Green Lantern: The Animated Series AND Young Justice: Invasion (along with a new episode of Smallville Season 11), so bare with us through this final commentary episode so we can discuss what's been on our mind for the past few months!
Hey ATA Listeners, as you may have learned from watching Christmas Vacation or the Bing Crosby classic White Christmas, Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say on a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day and that's the island greeting we'd like to send to you from the land where palm trees sway since Nico and I are in need of a vacation to someplace warm after all the hard work we've been into the podcast this year. And thankfully the Television Gods looked fondly down upon us by giving us a lighter schedule where we only had to cover Fringe and our Airwaves Rundown shows (including the midseason or season finales for Homeland, The Simpsons, How I Met Your Mother and Burn Notice) on this week's podcast.
Hello DC Nationites, it's Dan here proud to present you with an DC Nation Podcast that combined us giving our thoughts on the newly released Man of Steel Trailer and our review on Smallville Season 11 #25: Haunted Chapter 1 into one of our best Superman discussions ever. Then we follow it up with this episode's main event our audio commentary on the controversial DC Animated Film, Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman!
And if this podcast's title wasn't a dead giveaway, this Batman movie can best be described as ladies night for Bruce Wayne but let's just say the feeling is just not right as The Dark Knight's alter ego reacts to an abundance of beautiful women in a Peter Parker spastic manner rather than being the usual mysterious billionaire playboy who keeps the ladies at an arms distance. In addition, there's the little issue of one of the most uncomfortable scenes throughout the whole entire DC Animated Universe where Bruce Wayne hits on Barbara Gordon, which is so wrong on so many levels especially from my perspective as a huge Batgirl/Nightwing shipper. I mean, Batman can be described as a lot of things dark, awesome, paranoid but pedophile who hits on college girls is not one of them. I love you Bruce Timm and all your content but I'm not feeling a Batman/Batgirl romance.
However, don't think this commentary turned out to be a complete bust as Michael and I still made watching the movie a great time despite our discrepancies and we did make some interesting points about how this movie acted as a bridge between Batman The Animated Series and Batman Beyond as well as why a time jump to the future was necessary at this point for the Batman side of the DC Animated Universe. But if that's not enough to get you interested in the commentary for this week feel free to skip it but I advise at least to check out the Superman discussions we had in this episode because as I said before they were really great and as an added bonus we throw in information regarding when DC Nation is returning to Cartoon Network.
All right ATA Listeners, I expect you to sing along with me as I bust out: JOY TO THE WORLD, IT HASN'T ENDED! THE MAYANS ARE FULL OF CRAP! Okay, that's enough with the singing, I don't want anybody hurting themselves. However, you can hear us repeat the sounding joy on the 2012 end of the world prophecy being complete hogwash by listening to our reviews on the midseason finales for Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory and Person of Interest as well as a spirited discussion on a standard episode of Fringe that can be best described as Walter Bishop's Flying Circus. In addition to going over a Fringe episode that you need to see to believe, we have another edition of our Airwaves Rundown section with more voicemails from our buddy Woo Kim and an extended Arrow segment where Andy joins us to give his thoughts on the show's impressive midseason finale.
By the way, I apologize on the late release of this episode we were having some server issues on the ATA Website that are now resolved.
Hey Arrowheads, DC Comics junkies, Green Arrow wannabe's, and general likers of our show, welcome (and/or welcome back) to Across the Airwaves Productions' Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! On this episode of Longbow Hunters, Michael & Woo discuss the mid-season finale of Arrow - Season 1, entitled "Year's End"! There's also a 40 minutes discussion on the Man of Steel trailer/DC Nation's Return/Michael's signed comic collection/Connecticut shooting (our hearts all go out to the victims of this terrible event)/Roy Harper being cast for Arrow. All of that is just in the first 40 minutes guys, but once we get to talking the episode, man does it heat up. Also, they cover the latest digital comic book chapter for Arrow "Caged" and talk about why they would like to see it in live action. All this and much much more on Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast, Merry Christmas ya'll!
Hey Smallville, DC Comics, and ATA lovers! Welcome back to Across the Airwaves' very own DC Nation Podcast. On this special episode, Dan and Michael go behind the scenes of the Smallville Season 11 comic book continuation of one of their favorite TV shows, with the writer of the book Bryan Q. Miller, returning for a third time to the show! On this special interview event, Dan, Michael, and Bryan discuss "Detective" as a whole, get inside the Batman's head, look at the future of the Crisis and Tess-In-Lex's-Head stories, Lois Lane's evolution from damsel-in-distress to where she is now, and briefly touch on what is to come in the next episode "Haunted"! All this and more in this special week of the DC Nation Podcast, FOREVER!!!
Hey ATA Listeners, it's Christmastime in Tinseltown again meaning this week's podcast covers episodes of our favorite shows that either had a Christmas theme or was used as a Midseason Finale. Some of our favorites like Castle ended up fitting into both categories giving us one of the best Christmas episodes I've ever seen from a Police Procedure Series. Go On also added Christmas spirit into their Midseason Finale but it wasn't as effective because the zany humor we've come to expect from the show was sacrificed this week for character development, but we sucked up our disappointment realizing the series would become boring if it stayed in one place.
As for the returning ABC, Fox and CW shows we cover they are writers decided to just go the Midseason Finale with Once upon a Time finally getting us back to the place that had us excited for its current Second Season in the first place, Supernatural continuing its rise back to greatness through creating a turning point in Dean's relationship with the vampire Benny and the 150th episode of Bones showing us how far this once outstanding show as fallen. Meanwhile, on CBS it appears that the Network Executives are going to have their employees work towards the holidays as we review the penultimate to the Midseason Finale episodes of How I Met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory and Person of Interest.
At the same time on the Fox Network, the executives over there are going to run Fringe through the holidays since the people behind that show are sadly on their way to a long but hopefully not eternal hiatus. The good news is this week's episode was a pretty strong indicator that Fringe is going to go down swinging as we got one of the best fight scenes I've seen on television next to Buffy, Angel, Smallville and what they are currently doing on Arrow but this was almost like watching the fight scene at the end of The Matrix on a TV Show and it literally blew my mind! So I guess there's a lot to look forward to with it being Christmas time in Tinseltown again and we better enjoy it because a show like Fringe only comes once in a lifetime.
Hello Arrowheads and welcome back to Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast, where Woo S! Kim, our special guest Nico Reifsteck, and myself (Michael J. Petty) talk about the second part to the fantastically well done Huntress two-parting story arc. We talk about the most recent episode "Vendetta" and the digital comic book chapter "Falling", which explains the backstory of Helena Bertinelli explained in the previous episode "Muse of Fire". Some of our discussion points include what justice truly is, the Hollie relationship, Tommy's decent towards darkness, and much more (especially if you join Woo & I for Spoilers...)! All of this and more in the latest episode of Across the Airwaves' Longbow Hunters Podcast!
What's up, Doc? I mean, ATA Listeners? On this week's episode of Across The Airwaves things got kind of looney with us actually liking the midseason of Revolution. Yeah I know, we might sound like we've really gone off our rockers on that one but my use of the word looney is about much more than that as we witnessed characters on our favorite shows for this week acting like a bunch of Toons as in cartoons by doing some pretty funny but wacky stuff. First of all, we had Modern Family's Cam get caught hanging from a tree in a costume from the musical Cats, then we had Ryan get in a old man fight with a blind man on Go On and Dean Winchester actually got to somewhat be a cartoon character as a psychokinetic man's abilities gave him a first-hand experience of the great film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?". However, what I think completely stole the show on the term looney was this week's Big Bang Theory where we got some hilarious scenes with both Sheldon and Howard getting naked over wanting the rights to a parking spot, which was made even more looney by the fact that Sheldon doesn't drive.
Again, like with everything there's good looney and bad looney and boy did we get some things to roll our eyes at here as Once upon a Time had Captain Hook magically take a heart out of a character's body, Person of Interest featured a couple that took a hit out on each other over the wife having a miscarriage and Bones made the ridiculous decision to have Booth perform standup comedy while scaring the crap out of us that a beloved character was going to have an affair. Yep, that's a show that for sure needs to say that's all folks. In fact, with that line I'm going to take after the great cinema icon Porky Pig and use this as my exit leaving you to a episode that Nico described on Twitter as a great discussion supported by some excellent voicemail material from Woo.
Hello DC Nationites and thank you for your patience! With Across the Airwaves' 100th Episode and the Thanksgiving holidays, getting this episode out has been a mess! But, it's finally here and we're here to talk DC Comics and DC Animated Movies!!! On this episode of ATA's DC Nation Podcast, Dan and I are proud to present to you our thoughts on Chapters 22 and 23 of Smallville: Season 11! With 11x02 "Detective" Parts 10 and 11, we discuss Lois & Clark, Bruce & Clark, Chloe & Oliver, and the cool action scenes we got and how to tear-proof Superman's K-Shielded Suit. After that, we get into our "main event" following our chain of commentaries on DC Universe Animated Movies, this time with The Batman/Superman Movie (aka the "World's Finest" 3-parter from Superman: The Animated Series)!!! We go behind the scenes into our experiences with the film, how it changed the DCAU, and the similarities between it and Smallville's "Detective". All this and more on our Superman and Batman themed episode!!!
Hey everyone and welcome back to ATA's very own Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! After a week hiatus, Woo and myself could not wait to get right back into talking about Arrow, and to help us on this episode is a very special guest and a friend to the podcast, Alisa Lea Gossage! On this episode, the News Section goes a bit long (as in a whole 30 minutes!!!) as the three of us discuss the development of DC Comics's other potential CW series entitled "Amazon", based off of the Wonder Woman character and comics. After a half hour of discussion on that, we then get into the 1st Geoff Johns episode of Arrow entitled "Muse of Fire". We talk about Tommy, Hollie, Huntress, what a hero is and what their "codes" are, and the identity of John Barrowman's character previously known only as the "Well-Dressed Man". After this, we discuss TWO comic book chapters of Arrow entitled "Boy's Night" and "[REC.]"! Plus, don't forget to show GreenArrowTV some love and check their site along with us after the Closing for Spoilers of the next episode! All this and more on the latest episode of the Longbow Hunters Podcast!!!
Hey ATA Listeners, with most of our favorite shows being on hiatus during the week due to Thanksgiving being celebrated in America, I decided to give this episode a title that's a variation on the most popular Thanksgiving song "To Grandmother's House We Go" because all we did during this week of television was somehow go over the bloody river on Revolution and through the city streets on Castle to a Thanksgiving feast with the Support Group on Go On. But take note on the Question mark at the end of this title because we still don't know how the cast of Revolution crossed the river to give us a terrible episode in the tunnels underneath Philadelphia that featured the worst use of the song Kashmir that I've ever seen. In fact, it was so bad we decided to use the song for our closing just to make up for the travesty of the legendary Led Zeppelin's music being used for a stupid hallucination scene that was all about false advertising.
Anyway, going back to the theme of this week's episode, what would be a Thanksgiving Feast without the sides coming from our Airwaves Rundown Section where we discuss some really great episodes of Homeland, New Girl, Vegas, Ben and Kate, Sons of Anarchy and more along with an episode of Bones that had the potential of being outstanding like the Veterans Day episode but ended up falling short.
"And there came a day, a day unlike any other, when Earth's mightiest entertainment fans found themselves united in one big epic event. On that day, the Across The Airwaves 100th Episode Spectacular was born—to thank all of our wonderful fans and celebrity contacts for the support they have given our show!" You've got it ATA Listeners this tremendous two-part episode that has been 100 episodes in the making is dedicated to you and to celebrate the party, I decided to have The Arrow Podcast's Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim join Nico as my cohosts with Andy Behbakht as our discussion moderator.
Now with that being said you're probably what topic is worthy of five people being on one podcast? Well, since it is our 100th Episode we decided to go with something that would be accessible to all of our fans whether your an original ATA, DC Nation or Arrow Podcast Listener and that's a behind the scenes look at Across The Airwaves. In other words, since Andy is the new guy around here we brought him on this episode to ask the burning questions that you fans may have about our show like our secret origins, drama that may have gone on in the making of this podcast, what makes us want to get on the air every week and How I Met Your Michael.
Then, with this being a podcast dedicated to providing news and opinions on the Entertainment Industry, we have Andy moderate a roundtable discussion about TV shows, comic books and movies, that even the most casual Entertainment enthusiasts can follow. However, I should stop trying to explain and just let you experience the fun, laughs, impressions, silence and frustration that made this 100th episode a spectacular and proved if you'll listen to 100 episodes, then I will make 100 more just to be the man who records next to Nico, Michael, Andy and Woo.
"And there came a day, a day unlike any other, when Earth's mightiest entertainment fans found themselves united in one big epic event. On that day, the Across The Airwaves 100th Episode Spectacular was born—to thank all of our wonderful fans and celebrity contacts for the support they have given our show!" You've got it ATA Listeners this tremendous two-part episode that has been 100 episodes in the making is dedicated to you and to celebrate the party, I decided to have The Arrow Podcast's Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim join Nico as my cohosts with Andy Behbakht as our discussion moderator.
Now with that being said you're probably what topic is worthy of five people being on one podcast? Well, since it is our 100th Episode we decided to go with something that would be accessible to all of our fans whether your an original ATA, DC Nation or Arrow Podcast Listener and that's a behind the scenes look at Across The Airwaves. In other words, since Andy is the new guy around here we brought him on this episode to ask the burning questions that you fans may have about our show like our secret origins, drama that may have gone on in the making of this podcast, what makes us want to get on the air every week and How I Met Your Michael.
Then, with this being a podcast dedicated to providing news and opinions on the Entertainment Industry, we have Andy moderate a roundtable discussion about TV shows, comic books and movies, that even the most casual Entertainment enthusiasts can follow. However, I should stop trying to explain and just let you experience the fun, laughs, impressions, silence and frustration that made this 100th episode a spectacular and proved if you'll listen to 100 episodes, then I will make 100 more just to be the man who records next to Nico, Michael, Andy and Woo.
Hey ATA Listeners, sorry about the delay but looking on the bright side of Nico's computer crashing and the Thanksgiving holiday throwing off our production schedule, it became a no-brainer to give ATA 99 featuring reviews on Once upon a Time, Castle, Modern Family, Supernatural, The Big Bang Theory, Person of Interest and Fringe for the week of 11/11 the episode title of It Fell on Black Friday because this episode is coming out on well, Black Friday, one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Also as an added bonus to this great deal that doesn't even require a wait in line, we're going to throw in our Rundown Section with a Bones voicemail from Woo and a burning question about the characters on Revolution crossing the river, that's all available for the one low price of completely free.
Hello and welcome back fellow ARROWheads to Across the Airwaves' Productions very own "Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast" hosted by Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim! On this exciting episode of LBH, Michael and Woo test out their new format to covering Arrow episodes starting with episode 6 entitled "Legacies". Not only was it a great episode to try their new format on, but it also was a great episode! Discussion points include the Royal Flush Gang, Tommy's destiny/fate, Oliver becoming a hero in his own right, Taylor Swift, and the difference between DC's characters vs Marvel's. But that's not all as the Dynamic Duo also cover the latest digital comic book for Arrow entitled "Moscow", which spawns some more good discussion. And don't forget, Dan, Nico, and Andy share their thoughts on the episode as well! All in a days work for the Arrow Podcast!
Podcasting – – – – The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the podcast Across The Airwaves. Its multi–year mission: to provide weekly television episode reviews, seek out entertainment news and give opinions, to boldly go where no TV watcher has gone before. (Imagine Original Star Trek Theme playing introducing Dan Schmidt as Captain Kirk, Nico Reifsteck as Mr. Spock and Andy Behbakht as Dr. McCoy.
If you ATA Listeners haven't figured it out already this week's podcast is dedicated to the exploration of not just space but anything that can be classified as the final frontier as we reviewed episodes of Once upon a Time, Castle, Modern Family, Supernatural, The Big Bang Theory, Person of Interest and Fringe where our favorite characters used beanstalks, romance, a knockoff version of Comic Con, bus rides and even Star Trek: The Next Generation DVDs to explore the places where no man has gone before. And if that's not enough adventure for you we've got another addition of our Rundown Section where we discuss Bones' return from hiatus and the epic two-hour midseason premiere of USA Network's Burn Notice that sure lit up some fireworks.
Hey fellow ArrowHeads, and welcome back to ATA's Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast. On this exciting (or is it boring?) episode of LBH, Michael and Woo are joined by creator and host of Across the Airwaves Productions, Dan Schmidt! Now that we got the trio back together (remember Retro Reviews?), they discuss the latest episode of Arrow entitled "Damaged". They discuss the Well-Dressed Man, Slade/Deathstroke, Yao Fei, Lollie, and more. But that's not all, Woo and Michael then discuss the next comic chapter for Arrow entitled "Fathoms" and go into some deep speculation about who's the real boss of this season, Checkmate? And don't forget to listen after the music to our SPOILERS section, brought to you by GreenArrowTV, where Woo and Michael discuss the latest spoilers for the next episode, "Legacies". Oh, and listen closely for Michael's exciting story about his experience watching the new James Bond 007 film SKYFALL!
Hey ATA Listeners, when it comes to this week's podcast, IT'S ALIVE!!! as we review episodes of Once upon a Time, Castle, Modern Family, Supernatural, The Big Bang Theory, Person of Interest and Fringe where a main character had to contend with a physical or metaphorical Frankenstein monster of their own creation. Yep, when it came to creating monsters this week are favorite shows had everything from the actual Frankenstein monster to Penny on The Big Bang Theory's newfound success at Community College is secretly thanks to her gal pals that are scientists and Castle's pesky Triple Killer who just doesn't know how to die. We even had a ventriloquist dummy that resembled Modern Family's Jay and a character turned themselves into a freaking Observer on this week's Fringe!
In addition to this shockingness, Nico gives us a special news section where he discusses thoughts on Disney's very own Frankenstein monster people might go after with their torches and pitchforks, STAR WARS EPISODE VII! Also we tackled our very own creation that we've made beginning with this third season of ATA, the Airwaves Rundown section with our brief thoughts on Revolution, New Girl, Vegas, Last Resort, Elementary, Arrow and more TV shows we watch that we just don't have time to cover in a full review section.
Hey DC Nationites, and welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast! On this week's episode Dan and I discuss Chapter 21 of Smallville: Season 11, "Detective, Part 9" by our good friend Bryan Q. Miller. But after that, we decided that we couldn't get enough of Batman and Mr. Freeze (as well as Barbara Gordon) so we host another DC Animated Original Movie commentary on the Batman: The Animated Series animated film: "Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero". So pull out your VHS, DVD, Blu-Ray (is it even on Blu-Ray?), and/or Digital Copy and fire it up, because with all this talk about Batman, you're going to need to watch what we're talking about. Enjoy!
Hey guys, welcome back to the #1 Arrow podcast on the Internet (at this point) entitled Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast, brought to you by Across the Airwaves Productions! On this exciting episode of LBH, Michael and Woo are joined by ATA co-host Nico Reifsteck! Before diving into Arrow, they cover the current Arrow news, Disney buying LucasFilm and what that means for both Star Wars and Indiana Jones, and of course Michael's comic picks of the week and why you should all read Superman: Earth One, Volume 2. But after about 20 minutes into the show, they quickly switch from the news into the episode "An Innocent Man" where a lot of stuff went down. The trio talk about their thoughts on Detective Lance, Felicity Smoak, what may happen with Walter, and give their theories on who the Well-Dressed Man may be, as well as predictions for next week. And don't worry folks, they play Dan & Andy's thoughts on the episode as well as read the Twitter comments of the week. The group also covers the 4th Arrow digital chapter entitled "Diggle", which gives more background on Diggle's life as a soldier. And don't think we forgot the Spoilers! At the end of the fade out music, Michael give you all the spoilers on the next episode "Damaged", brought to you by GreenArrowTV!
Greetings ATA Listeners, it's Count Danula and I've come to drink your blood! Actually, I have returned once again to introduce this week's Across The Airwaves' Giant Sized Halloween Spooktacular! Now, while listening to this special extended episode many of you mortals might ask yourself what's the matter with Dan and Nico because the two hosts who are normally on the same page had vastly different opinions regarding the week's schedule of their favorite shows this especially when it came to the controversial Season Finale of Alphas. In fact, things got so batty Dan had to bring in another cohost for covering Once upon a Time! Scary, huh?
Well before you go spreading the news all over Twitter, bringing our new ATA Corps Member Andy (Samaritan93) in to discuss Once upon a Time on a weekly basis was something decided by Nico and Dan together so you listeners can get to know him before he starts his podcast dedicated to ABC's SHIELD TV Series that's supposedly premiering next Fall.
Going back to this episode, for those of you worried that Nico and Dan's difference in viewpoints turned them into werewolves ready to tear each other apart they were able to reconcile through their love for Fringe spawning a joint crackpot theory that a certain Fringe Team member who was killed in this week's episode might not necessarily stay dead or potentially still be alive. Then, from here things just kept getting better for Dan and Nico as they went into this week's Rundown Section with their thoughts on New Girl, Vegas, Vampire Diaries (the show starring my bloodsucking friends the Salvatore Brothers) and more. So now that the stage is set, I really must be going because it's almost sunrise but as I fly off into the fading moonlight, hear my compelling cry...listen to this Halloween podcast it's simply something to die for!
Hello DC Nationites, with Cartoon Network's sudden decision to put DC Nation (Green Lantern: The Animated Series & Young Justice Invasion) on hiatus until January, I bet you're thinking the Angel of death awaits for our podcast as Michael and I are going to be stuck doing more comic book discussions but just because DC isn't providing us with new animation doesn't mean we can't go back and discuss their great animated content of the past. In other words, we are going to start a series of audio commentaries on the DC Animated Films beginning today with an old classic Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and wrapping itself up hopefully just before DC Nation returns from hiatus with the most recent film to come out Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1.
However, with us digging through the past, that does not mean new DC Comics content won't be discussed on the podcast as we will still be reviewing Smallville Season 11 with this week's episode and there are plans in the works for talking about the big story arc going on in Batman comics, Death of the Family.
Hey ATA Listeners, between Castle finally taking us on a trip with him to the Hamptons, Nico being out of town and the computer problems that made this episode come out so incredibly late, the inspiration behind the editing of this week's reviews for Once upon a Time, Alphas, Castle, Modern Family, Supernatural, The Big Bang Theory and Person of Interest would have to be me wanting to take a vacation. However, even though a vacation is all I ever wanted by the end of the week, don't worry we're not going on hiatus as I understand that the show must go on. In addition, all the blood and sweat that went into this episode was worthwhile as it had some really solid discussions especially when it came to Castle and Supernatural, so what are you waiting for? Give this episode a listen, I think you'll enjoy it!
Hey everybody and welcome back to ATA's very own Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! In this long-awaited episode, Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim bring in their first guest-host to LBH, Andy Behbakht! And after about 20 minutes of hearing this trio rant about Arrow's full-season pick up, the DC Comics picks of the week, and the interview Michael and Dan did with Arrow executive producer Marc Guggenheim, they get into covering the latest episode of Arrow entitled "Lone Gunman". A lot of interesting theories are brought up about Deadshot's victims, Moria's intentions as a parent, Tommy and Laurel's relationship, Oliver's mission, and which character Michael just wants to die. But that's not all, after a very long recap and review on this episode (and after hearing Dan & Nico's thoughts, as well as the thoughts from the Twitterverse), the trio then go on to discuss the latest digital comic chapter explaining China White's origin. This gets into some heated discussion about origin stories in the comics and whether or not super villains should have origin stories. The answer will shock you! We apologize that this episode went a little (or a lot) longer than we expected guys, and the next time Andy joins us we will try and move things along, but until that time comes, enjoy the podcast!
Hello and welcome (for some of you, welcome back) Arrow fans to Across the Airwaves's very own "Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast". On this exclusive interview episode, LBH host Michael J. Petty and, his co-host on the "Arrow SPOILERS" section of LBH, Dan Schmidt interview one of the writers and executive producers of Arrow: Marc Guggenheim. Unfortunately the interview was very brief, but we are so very thankful for the time we did get to spend with Marc, even if we had to mention the boxing glove arrow. Special thanks to LBH co-host Woo S! Kim and our good friend and follower Andy Behbakht (from K-Site TV) for the questions that they sent into Dan & I. Because we only had 20 minutes with Marc, we were only able to ask so much. We did our best to incorporate your questions into ours guys. Anyway, enjoy this short and sweet interview with Arrow executive producer Marc Guggenheim!
Hello and welcome back all DC Comics/Green Arrow/Arrow fans! We're glad you joined us for this second episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! We hope you're all enjoying our show so far, and we hope that you have also been enjoying Arrow as much as we have. On this thrilling episode of LBH, Michael & Woo discuss the 2nd (and latest) episode of Arrow entitled "Honor Thy Father" (but don't worry, Dan & Nico's thoughts are in there too), which does off the rails as they discuss their feelings about Detective Lance (and where he may be going...), Tommy Merlyn, and Oliver's new line, "You have failed this city". Also, look for the Finding Nemo reference and why you should all go watch Batman '89! We also discuss Woo's birthday, the latest news about the Justice League film, and why Bryan Q. Miller should write for Arrow (and why you should all watch it). But we can't forget about the latest Digital Chapter of Arrow entitled "Prey" where we learn some interesting things about Moria Queen. All of this and more on the latest episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast!
Hello DC Nationites, we hope we didn't loose you in all the recent confusion that has gone on surrounding Cartoon Network's schedule change regarding DC Nation and all that that implies. But don't worry, we're still here to cover our favorite shows! Although we had no new material air on Cartoon Network this weekend, Dan and Michael still get to talk about why DC Nation was moved, what that means for us fans, how this is a disservice, and how you can help! One of the ways you can help is by signing the petition to "Save DC Nation", which is located on the right side of our website! And even though we bought the episodes of Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Young Justice: Invasion on iTunes before they were taken down (they were excellent by the way), we decided to wait to cover those episodes until they air on Cartoon Network in January so that those who missed them don't feel left out.
But speaking of being left out, we aren't loosing any new Smallville episodes, as we continue the discussion on Smallville: Season 11 with "Detective, Part 7" featuring a great scene between Lois and Toyman, as well as some incredible action sequences with Clark, Batman, Mr. Freeze, and Prankster that we can only imagine on the show. So thanks guys for tuning in, and listen to this episode to find out what we'll be doing each week on this show before DC Nation comes back in January, because what we're doing is going to be great (and no, it's not JUST covering DC Comics...)!
Editors Note: I introduce this week's Smallville section as Detective Chapter 6 but it really should be Chapter 7. Sorry about that, it's totally my bad. – Dan
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's podcast is titled “Slow Ride” as the writers of our favorite TV shows took it easy on story development with the set of episodes we reviewed to give us what Nico and I called a slow week of television. I don't know if it was Person of Interest being preempted due to the presidential election but many of the shows we watched this week were lacking action as character development and overarching stories stayed in place. In fact, Bones as you'll hear in our Airwaves Rundown section was downright boring this week!
Now, this philosophy didn't apply to all the shows that aired this week as the sitcoms (Go On, The Big Bang Theory and two episodes of Modern Family) all had solid outings that delivered big laughs. In addition, Once upon a Time and Supernatural made huge strides in making up for the shortcomings their shows had during the previous season but this still did not save this week from being deemed as slow. We even thought we could make up for this issue by filling in the place Person of Interest left open in our schedule with a full review of the week's Alphas episode but that turned out to be slow as well with things needing to be ramped up into the Season Finale.
However, where Alphas needed to ramp up the new CW show Arrow hit the ground running with one of the best new pilots of the Fall 2012 TV Season, right up there with ABCs Last Resort. I personally thought Arrow was better but Nico and others might disagree with me on that one because I'm kind of biased when it comes to superheroes and I really miss watching Smallville on a weekly basis. Anyway, I do agree with Nico's review on the pilot for Arrow given in our Rundown sections where he raves about the new series calling it an action show that looks nothing like a CW teenybopper show but something more reminiscent of Christopher Nolan's Batman or the Bourne Movies.
I also piggyback onto Nico's positive reviews with my comic book based theories on how the series next five seasons are going to play out but for my full review on the pilot itself you're going to have to check out my section on Michael and Woo's new show Longbow Hunters, the ATA podcast slowly dedicated to just reviewing episodes of Arrow. So from here what you listeners need to do is check out this podcast episode to stay updated on TV Shows that act as your old favorites and then check out Longbow Hunters to hear about Arrow, the new show that all of you should be watching especially if you are having Smallville or DC Nation withdrawals.
Hey everyone, and welcome to Across the Airwaves' latest podcast endeavor known as "Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast". This show is obviously dedicated to the hit new CW series "Arrow", and on this first episode Woo S! Kim and I are back to cover the highly anticipated first half of the CW's Super-Powered Wednesdays with "Pilot". The Pilot was a great episode and great way to start off this new series as Woo & I dive into discussion on this new version of Oliver Queen, this relationships, his friends, and his family. But that's not all we cover! We also cover the San Diego Comic Con/Arrow Day Special Edition Arrow #1 comic, along with the first digital chapter of the Arrow comic that follows the series (with awesome art by Longbow Hunters writer/artist Mike Grell)! We've been waiting for this show for 6 months, and it did not disappoint! We're glad to be here and give you all our thoughts on this show every week. But don't worry, Dan & Nico are still a part of this too! Dan sent us his thoughts on the Pilot episode, so we put them into the podcast. You can hear Nico's thoughts on the upcoming ATA Episode 94 during the "Airwaves Rundown" section. Also, we have to thank GreenArrowTV for the Spoilers that Dan & I talk about in the "Arrow Spoilers" section after the closing music at the end of the episode. We hope you enjoy our first episode guys, and please remember it was our first LBH podcast covering live material on our own (we've only covered past stuff before), so when you call in or send us an email, try not to be to harsh, okay? Also, details about our "Arrow Day Issue #1 Giveaway" are in this episode, listen for more! "We couldn't not get away with it!"
Hello our loyal DC Nationites and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' very own DC Nation Podcast! This episode is entitled "Gates of Fire" for a few reasons. In Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Hal and the gang (minus Razer) have to deal with angry Guardians, an army of Manhunters, and the second half of Season 1's "big bad": the Anti-Monitor! On the GLTAS discussion, Dan and I speculate just where did "Monty" send Hal and when (and where) does Sinestro come into play this season, as well as how to bring Razer back into the fold. Oh, and Lion King...
But that's not all on this Week 30! On Young Justice: Invasion, the team has to deal with ex-Aqualad Manta and his team of super villains (including under-cover Artemis aka Tigress)! And to make things worse, Dan and I think they not only know who the Partner is, but the identity of the real traitor against the Young Justice team! They also go into another tangent about how to kill Lagoon Boy, and in 45 seconds, they fixed all the relationships on the show to make all of the fans happy.
Unfortunately, there was no new Smallville: Season 11 chapter this week, but Dan and I do talk about the latest DC Nation Mythbusters, New Teen Titans, as well as another "World's Dumbest" from Aardman Entertainment. I also give my input on what you DC Nation fans should go out and buy immediately (hint: they both have to do with Batman) and I also read (sort of...) an email to the DC Nation Podcast from new listener and ATA supporter @Samaritan93!
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode title is dedicated to Once upon a Time and Supernatural returning to our slate of weekly reviews with season premieres that took both shows to a whole new world. First off, the writers of Once upon a Time changed things up with restoring all of the fairytale characters memories and having events in the fairytale world happen simultaneously with the real world instead of relying on Lost style flashbacks. Then using the sounds of classic rock new Supernatural show runner Jeremy Carver brought back us back to the more kick but feel we remember from previous seasons as a much tougher Dean Winchester broke out of Purgatory to reunite with his brother Sam.
Now for what Nico and I thought of these epic new changes that took place with two of our favorite shows? You've got to give this podcast a listen but for those of you that aren't a Once upon a Time or Supernatural fan, tune in anyway because we've got discussions on Castle, the midseason finale for Warehouse 13, Alphas, Go On, The Big Bang Theory, Person of Interest, Fringe and just about everything else that was worth watching on TV this week in our new Airwaves Rundown section.
Hello DC Nationites and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' very own (and so far only) DC Nation Podcast!!! On this week's episode of DCNP, Dan and I cover the returns of two of our favorite shows to watch (and review): Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Young Justice: Invasion! The Green Lantern episode "The New Guy" was great as it introduced new GL of Sector 2814 "Guy Gardner" as well as the new villain for the second half of the season, and of course, setting up Hal's role in the coming Crisis. We even get our friend Giancarlo Volpe to Tweet us the answer to a question we had about what Hal Jordan eats in space, stay tuned...
Speaking of crisis', the Young Justice episode "Satisfaction" was about some more, personal crisis's happening in the lives of our favorite heroes, including Superboy, Miss Martian, Nightwing, Kid Flash, Blue Beetle, and even the original Roy Harper aka Arsenal. But not only that, this Young Justice episode brings on some heated discussion on whether or not "Batman: Under the Red Hood" falls into the Earth-16 (aka Young Justice Universe) continuity and if the currently deceased Robin (Jason Todd) will return to team-up with fellow Outlaws: Arsenal and Starfire. (As well as shout-outs to Otis in both Young Justice and Smallville!!!)
On top of that, there are more DC Nation Shorts to cover as we briefly talk "DC Nation Mythbusters", a new "New Teen Titans" short (as well as talk about what Teen Titans Go! should be...), and a great/heartbreaking "Super Best Friends Forever". But that's not all!!! As Michael starts off this podcast with news from Batman writer Scott Snyder himself on what's in store for the Bat-Family in his upcoming "Death of The Family" story arc, featuring the return of the Joker! And while we're on the subject of comics, we also review last week's Chapter 18 of Smallville: Season 11 with 11x02 "Detective, Part 6" featuring a shocking cliffhanger on who the major villain of this episode is, and showing us that Clark Kent can still inspire good in the darkest of knights. Oh, and shout outs to Michael Wen, Andy Behbakht, and Josh Winchester! All this and more on Week 29 of DC Nation!!!
With this week's ATA Episode we felt like Walter on the Season Premiere of Fringe as this week got us lost in a future world of new TV pilots where our favorite shows of yesterday like Chuck seem to be drifting a way and all we ever knew was last year's tube (TV Schedule). So to help you navigate through this foreign land known as the 2012–13 TV season filled with all sorts of things new we're giving you a monster sized episode featuring reviews from our returning favorites (Castle, Alphas, Warehouse 13, Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory, Person of Interest, Fringe and Doctor Who) as well as a second edition of our Airwaves Rundown section where we analyze all of the new pilots to tell you which ones are worth watching.
On that note, the length of this podcast may seem extraneous but if there is a show you don't want to hear about while listening to our Enhanced Podcast just press the skip button on your iPod or other portable device to move on to the next chapter or review so you don't feel like you have to listen to all 2 1/2 hours of this episode. There is just a bunch of new stuff to cover at the beginning of this particular TV Season and a long podcast episode was the best way to do that for your listening pleasure. In other words, thanks for bearing with us on this one and we promise we'll have a shorter episode for you next week once we narrow down what shows we're going to follow this upcoming season.
Hello DC Nationites and welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast Season 1 Finale!!! Why is this a finale you might ask? Well, because we are finally going to be closing shop on our DC Comics Summer Comic Book Reviews and will be transitioning back to Cartoon Network's DC Nation Block next week (Week 29)! But, until next week, Dan & I come back to wrap up the month of September where we cover DC's "Zero Month". The zero issues that we cover on this podcast include: Green Lantern (the first appearance of new GL of 2814 "Simon Baz"), Justice League (which is a whole issue devoted to the JL's amazing back-story (and soon to be member) SHAZAM!), Earth-2 (similar to JL 0, but this time talking about one-time Mr. Terrific aka Terry Sloan), Supergirl, Detective Comics, Batman, Nightwing, Red Hood and The Outlaws, and Batgirl! Sadly, at the time of recording, the zero issues for Aquaman, Batman: The Dark Knight (continuing Batman's origin), Superman (starring Jor-El!), and Teen Titans (covering Tim Drake's origin as Red Robin) were not available, so we did not record on them (although I read them and they are all worth the buy!). But that's not all folks! We also cover Smallville 11x2 Detective Part 5, where Clark interrogates Bruno Mannheim as Batman and his loyal sidekick plan their next move! All this and more in the latest DC Nation Podcast!!!
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's episode we're turning out the lights as we delve into the modern world without electricity featured on NBC's new series Revolution to tell you if it's worth watching on a weekly basis. At the same time this review on Revolution's Pilot episode headlines a new section that will be a part of our original ATA Podcasts entitled Airwaves Rundown where Nico and I will briefly discuss new TV shows that we've watched and programs we think you should be watching that we just don't have time to review on a weekly basis. This section will also be a place where we will keep you updated on shows that we're not so enthusiastic about reviewing on a weekly basis because they've creatively gone off the rails and yes we're talking to you Bones.
Beyond, our brand spanking new section, the main portion of this week's podcast is dedicated to keeping up with our reviews on the new seasons of Alphas, Warehouse 13 and Doctor Who. In other words, that's your cue to get excited because Fall TV is on the Horizon and we here at ATA are living up to the hype with an episode giving you some old favorites with a little dash of something new, so what you waiting for?! Get out your iPod and give this episode a listen ASAP because you never know the power might go off leaving ATA gone forever. FOR–EVER! FOR–EVER! FOR–EVER! Man, I love the Sandlot.
Hey guys, welcome back to Retro Reviews. On this action-packed episode, Woo S! Kim and I (Michael J. Petty) discuss the difference between IMAX and "fake" IMAX, The Avengers, Amazing Spider-Man, and Indiana Jones coming to Blu-Ray, Supernatural, Arrow, and of course, we review the Smallville episodes "Reunion" & "Roulette" to continue our "Prep For Arrow" series.
Thanks guys for listening to Retro Reviews for the past year, we love recording the show and we love hearing from our fans. Since we probably won't be back until November or December, we want to make sure that you guys know where to find us. Michael can be found on the DC Nation Podcast, his "World's Finest TV Blog" series on the ATA website, and on Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast with his co-host Woo S! Kim!
Hey everyone it's Michael, and welcome back to DC Nation Podcast! Your #1 source for all things related to Cartoon Network's DC Nation programming block (including Green Lantern: The Animated Series & Young Justice) as well as DC's Smallville: Season 11 comic book series. Because Adult Swim is technically part of the Cartoon Network and because Robot Chicken did a DC Comics related episode, I'm proud to present to you all Dan & my commentary on the "Robot Chicken: DC Comics Special"!!! Because we hadn't seen the episode before, and because it's a commentary, you may want to watch the episode along with us via DVR, or whatever format you use to watch Robot Chicken, so that you understand why we're laughing so hard when we do. But Smallville fans, don't turn your backs on us now, because coming off of our last interview with Season 11 scribe Bryan Q. Miller, my theories were correct about how Batman is able to beat Superman as we talk Detective, Chapter 4 (aka Smallville Season 11 chapter 16)! So, without any more distractions, let the chaos begin as we watch the first (and hopefully not the last) DC Comics Special of Robot Chicken! (and Smallville!)
Hey ATA Listeners, when it comes to this podcast, an old saying from Westerns comes to mind about this town not being big enough for the two of us. Although, just in case you were wondering I'm not referring to Nico and I. I'm actually talking about the episodes of our favorite sci-fi/fantasy shows we reviewed for the week because they all seemed to feature a standoff between our favorite heroic characters and an arch nemesis. First off, on Alphas we had a literal battle of the minds between Dr. Rosen and the immortal big bad Stanton Parish, then with Warehouse 13, Artie and Brother Adrian's conflict over the astrolabe began to heat up by taking another nasty turn and last but not least Doctor Who appeared to set up a Wild Western shootout with a cyborg that gave way to the Doctor battling a far greater nemesis himself as he was confronted by an alien Doctor, who was a skewed version of his David Tennant persona. In other words, to sum everything up this here podcast has got itself several good old-fashioned showdowns so draw your iPod from its holster and PRESS PLAY for some discussion slinging action!
Hey Everybody its Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves. On this week's shorter, but still amazing episode of Across the Airwaves, Dan and I discuss the spectacular Doctor Who episode "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship," ... I know, Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. Join us as we geek out about my favorite show on television, we discuss the dinosaurs, the Doctor has a gang, riding 'Tricey' to freedom, the big, frothy, nothing-earth-shatteringly-dangerous-will-happen-but-this-is-going-to-be-nuts type of episode that this was, and what I'd call the "Willy Wonka Doctor." It may not have been perfect, but at least 'Dinosaurs on a Spaceship' delivered where it counts, with frivolous Jurassic Park sized fun for all. So join us for a fun episode of Doctor Who on a shortened episode of Across the Airwaves and we will be back to full size next week.
Hello DC Nationites, as you already know there have been some pretty controversial DC superhero related content with the word “returns” in the title. There has been the Danny DeVito nose biting fright fest Batman Returns and the letdown to Superman fans everywhere Superman Returns. Although, unlike those movies us using the word “returns” in the title of this week's DC Nation Podcast does not indicate another disappointment as we were joined again by Smallville Season 11 Comic Book Writer Bryan Q. Miller.
Now you'd think Bryan could only handle one dose of our antics but believe it or not he actually asked us for more and even through in some antics of his own while throwing in some entertaining off-topic tangents that I only thought Michael was capable of pulling off successfully. However, this episode wasn't all goofing around as we got down to Smallville business with Bryan revealing some alternate scenes he had for Season 11 Chapter 1 Guardian, giving background on the decision to bring Batman in the Smallville Universe and explaining how he is using the comic to fulfill a wish list of his own ideas for the Smallville TV Series that were left on the cutting room floor. In other words, if you like the behind the scenes content on the Smallville DVDs/Blu-rays or just in general, this DC Nation Podcast is totally worth the listen because Bryan gives you everything you want to know about the Smallville Season 11 Comics and more. In fact, this podcast was such a jolly good time, Bryan might even come back again after the next Smallville Chapter is complete but don't worry we will come up with a more creative title for that episode than Bryan Q. Miller Forever.
Again, I know we said it a bunch of times on the podcast but Bryan we can't thank you enough for coming back to do a second interview and DC Nationites if you enjoyed this episode please tweet complements to Bryan while replying to us @AcrossAirwaves because our good buddy deserves all the appreciation he can get from the DC Nation Podcast for taking the time out of his busy writing schedule to make this episode possible.
Hi ATA Listeners, it's time to EXTERMINATE!!! Oh no, I'm turning into a Dalek! Wait a minute, here's the Doctor with a funky light up bracelet to save the day, YAY I'M CURED! And as you might've guessed our favorite bowtie wearing alien time traveler has returned to ATA with our review on the Doctor Who Series 7 Premiere, Asylum of the Daleks. An episode that left Nico and I completely blown away by its astonishing ability to keep blindsiding us with twists that we just did not see coming like this episode ending with the Doctor's greatest enemies asking who are you? However, the fun we have on this podcast doesn't stop with Doctor Who as we get caught up on our reviews for the two other great sci-fi series that premiered this summer, Syfy Channel's Warehouse 13 and Alphas.
Hello DC Nationites, it's Dan here bringing you another Comic Book Discussion podcast episode! And now there's probably a guy in the back of a room somewhere letting out a slow uncaring clap. In all honesty, this is a shorter episode because we feel you guys on that one as it's really time for new Green Lantern and Young Justice. However, please try to indulge us one more week since there's some new stuff planned for our next couple of episodes and you've got to be excited about this podcast's discussion on Smallville Season 11 as the longest running TV incarnation of Clark Kent/Superman comes face-to-face with Batman. In addition, the other comic books we talk about today, The Flash and Supergirl are some of the best to come out of The New 52.
Obviously, The Flash written by Francis Manapul was expected to be good but Supergirl was a surprise as it took the character of Kara in a whole new direction that felt as intense as a Bourne movie. However, what really makes these books great is that they personify their characters meaning that reading The Flash makes you feel like you are fighting criminals at the speed of light just like Barry Allen and the nonstop action featured in Supergirl makes your heart starts racing like your an innocent teenage girl who woke up on a strange world where it seems like you can't trust anybody.
Again, with these comics personifying their characters we tried to do the same with this podcast as we threw in musical transitions and more that represented Supergirl and The Flash. Heck, we even sped through this episode and that's a flash fact. On top of that, Michael would be a human Supergirl would believe to have questionable motives as the song he used at the end of the episode even personified one of Flash's Rogues good old Captain Boomerang who has yet to appear in The New 52. So Francis Manapul if you're listening, there's your next story arc but make sure credit goes to Dan and Michael the hosts of the DC Nation Podcast.
Hello my friends, and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' very own Retro Reviews Podcast with our "Season 2 premiere" covering Smallville episodes "Toxic" and "Disciple", and yes, they're BOTH Oliver Queen-centric as we are continuing our Arrow-Preparation campaign that we started with Longbow Hunters Episode 0, and will continue until Retro Reviews 32 (next episode). So, strap in and get ready because our new format to Retro Reviews and our new episodes are coming (at only 2 episodes a month!) and you won't want to miss out!!!
Hey ATA Listeners, I've got some bad news for you, the sky is falling and no it's not in a Disney fairytale Chicken Little kind of way, I'm talking about giant spaceships, nuclear bombs, aliens enslaving children and every form of creepy crawley you can find in the book. However, with that thought in mind ATA Episode 87 can only go positive from here as my DC Nation Podcast cohost Michael J. Petty joins Nico and I to share the accounts of humanity's last line of defense the Second Mass Military Unit with our discussion on the second season of TNT's hit sci-fi TV Series Falling Skies. So with great pride and honor I present to you the sites and sounds of those same heroes acting as our defense against the alien threat told from the perspective of the Across The Airwaves Corps...
Hey guys and welcome back to DC Nation! Well, you've been waiting for this episode since summer started (well, since the New 52 started... but yeah...) and now we're finally going to deliver! On our "Super-Soap Box" episode, Dan and I get on our mics and go right at it! It being Grant Morrison. Morrison is personally responsible for destroying both Batman & X-Men comics of the last decade (which, both have (for the most part) been, thankfully, un-done by various means) and is now working on Superman (in Action Comics). I had high hopes for this run, mainly because of how good All-Star Superman is (which he also wrote), however, as Dan and I talk about, this run on Action makes no sense at all. But Morrison isn't all we talk about! We also discuss Dan Jurgens run on the current Superman book as well as our high hopes for Scott Lobdell's run, coming this fall. But, since we didn't want to leave you on a sour note, and it did fit into our "Superman" theme, we also cover the Smallville: Season 11 episode "Detective" in Part 2 (which is technically Chapter 14) written by our good friend Bryan Q. Miller (who will be back with us on Week 26 I might add)! So, without any more delay, enjoy Dan and I rant about Grant Morrison, Superman history, Dan Jurgens, comic book artists, Superman/Lois Lane/Wonder Woman love triangle, and of course Smallville!
Hey ATA Listeners, with Week 23 of our DC Nation Podcast you are in for a great show as we discuss a highly anticipated event that has been 10 years in the making, the introduction of Batman to the Smallville Universe with the next digital installment of Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville Season 11 entitled Detective Chapter 1. However, that's not all we have for you in this thrilling episode as we continue our Summer Comic Book Discussion Series with our thoughts on the New 52 Green Lantern as well as a recap on few story arcs that actually crossed over from the Post Crisis Universe, Blackest Night, Brightest Day and War of the Green Lanterns.
Welcome one and all to the 0 episode of LONGBOW HUNTERS: THE ARROW PODCAST. Brought to you by Across the Airwaves Productions. In this 0 episode of LBH, Woo S! Kim and I (Michael J. Petty) cover Green Arrow in comics, television, film (well... not film, but you get the picture), and everything else! We also discuss our thoughts on what we've heard so far about Arrow, the show in which this podcast is about. Also, sorry about Woo's audio. We're getting back into recording season and we're still working out the kinks. Anyway, enjoy out (very poor...) episode 0 of Longbow Hunters!
Hey ATA Listeners, extreme ways are back again for Across the Airwaves as Nico and I reprise our hosting duties to kick off our third season featuring more celebrity interviews, new podcast spinoffs and the addition of two new cohosts (fingers crossed) with a episode on SyFy Channel's Warehouse 13 and Alphas. In fact, within the worlds of these shows extreme ways have taken us to places we've never known as Artie used an dangerous artifact to restore the warehouse despite the risk of unleashing an evil upon the world and Dr. Rosen announced the existence of Alphas to the public. As you can imagine, this means that our discussion on this episode is all about the debate on if Rosen and Artie's epic decisions will save the world or cause it to fall apart. However that's not without our favorite Warehouse Agents and Alpha Team Members having to say something about it especially when Gary Bell is on the case. I know it's been a while but with Gary around you've got to remember to respect the badge by accepting our invitation to join us as we delve right into the adventurous realms of Warehouse 13 and Alphas, two programs worthy of the title Powerful Mondays.
Hello, ATA Listeners! It's Dan here and with us still trying to get our bearings straight after returning from vacation, we decided to make this episode simple by just making it a discussion on The New 52 Justice League Comics brought together by Geoff Johns, Jim Lee and an All-Star team of additional artists. Now normally we would pair this discussion with a review on the next installment of Smallville Season 11 but since the next chapter Detective is not going to be released until this Friday, we decided to stick with giving you our thoughts on Justice League as well as the back story involving the new origins of Shazam beginning in Issue #7.
However, more Smallville is not the only thing for you to look forward to as a comment from long time podcast listener Jason A. reveals that an ATA Episode 86 is in the making, which is set to review new episodes of Warehouse 13 and Alphas currently airing Monday nights on SyFy. Also as you may have noticed ads have been added to the ATA website and we ask that you please bear with these sponsors because we need their support to keep producing podcast episodes.
Hey guys, and welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast's coverage on this years San Diego Comic Con. Because we didn't get to finish our coverage of DC Comics at the Con this year, we split it into two episodes (or weeks). Week 20 was all about the comics aspect of DC Entertainment, and now Week 21 (the one you are currently downloading and reading the description of...) will talk more about DC's media, including everything DC Nation (no, not our podcast, the actual Cartoon Network programming block!) including the second halfs of the current seasons of Green Lantern and Young Justice, the upcoming shows for this block including the highly anticipated Beware the Batman as well as the return of the Teen Titans to Cartoon Network in Teen Titans Go!, and of course the next wave of DC Nation Shorts coming up. But that's not all Dan and I talk about on this episode, we also talk about the most highly anticipated film of 2013 and it's panel featuring director Zack Snyder and lead actor Henry Cavill, yes, you guessed it, Superman's return to the big screen: Man of Steel! We talk the teaser trailer shown in front of The Dark Knight Rises (now on Youtube as well), the Comic Con footage, and everything Snyder & Cavil said about the movie. But we couldn't leave you with just one discussion on Superman, we also had to throw in the final moments of the Smallville Season 11 premiere arc entitled "Guardian" (by our friend Bryan Q. Miller) and our thoughts on what's in store for the Smallville Universe with our discussion on Chapter 12. All this and more on Week 21 of DC Nation!
Hello everyone and welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast! We're sorry it took so long for this episode to get out to you, but unfortunately, Dan was at Summer Camp all of last week, so he couldn't really put it out. Regardless, we're back, and this time we are covering DC Entertainment's news at Comic Con 2012! We cover the Batman: Beyond the Court of Owls panel, the DC - All Access Now panel, the Superman, Justice League/Green Lantern panels, and the New 52 panel as well. There is a lot of news coming out of Comic Con this year and a lot to discuss, hence this being a long episode. In-fact, this episode was actually split into two parts as the recording was getting way to long. So our coverage of DC Nation at SDCC and the Man of Steel panel are going to take place on our next episode (Week 21) instead. But don't worry Smallville fans, we haven't let you down so far and we won't let you down today as we cover the Season 11 premiere "Guardian" with the 11th Chapter of this amazing saga featuring a showdown between Superman and the Cyborg-Superman, and a shocking reveal at what may come next for our dear Smallville Universe. All this and more on Week 20 of DC Nation!
Hey ATA Listeners, I was going to come up with something really eloquent and profound for this post to hype one of the biggest events of the year, San Diego Comic Con 2012. However, with all of the delays that have been going on with the release of our podcast episodes from computer issues to me being on vacation, I'm going to keep this short and sweet by saying join us as we discuss all of the news headlines that came out of Comic Con 2012 and the panels where the people behind our favorite Live-Action TV shows (Community, The Big Bang Theory, Psych, Once upon a Time, Person of Interest, Fringe, Supernatural and Doctor Who) give a sneak peek at their upcoming new seasons.
Hey everyone, and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' classic spin-off podcast entitled "Retro Reviews". Today we speak to you all with very heavy hearts as Woo and I return from our slumber to talk about the theater shooting that took place at The Dark Knight Rises midnight screening in Aurora, Colorado. First of all, we'd like to send our deepest sympathies from here at ATA towards the victims and the families of the victims during this terrible time. Secondly, this even really disturbed Woo and I, and we really get emotional and angry in this podcast. I do encourage you to listen to it, because we do get light-hearted again while talking about The Dark Knight Rises, Arrow & Supernatural at SDCC, and the Man of Steel trailer in detail. And while we do briefly discuss those last three things, the main event of this podcast is our long discussion on this event, as well as our Man of Steel trailer that is suppose to give us hope. If you are afraid to go see TDKR, or any movie at all, I'd encourage you to rise above your fear, doubts, and anger to do it. Not only is it one of the greatest films of the year, but it's also the most epic end to a trilogy that I have ever seen (well, maybe it ties with Return of the King & Return of the Jedi...). The whole point of The Dark Knight Rises and the Dark Knight Trilogy in general is overcoming fear to be better than we are. This is what I encourage all of you to do. Thank you, and enjoy our tribute to the families and victims of this terrible tragedy.
Hello loyal DC Comics fans, Atlantians, Kryptonians, cyborgs, Geoff Johns fans, and DC Nation listeners and welcome back! This week on ATA's very own DC Nation Podcast, Dan and I cover the most controversial superhero in pretty much all of comic book history, this character is none other than Orin/Arthur "A.C." Curry aka AQUAMAN! Now, Aquaman (created by Paul Norris), has had one of the most convoluted backgrounds in all of comic book history (others with that title include Hawkman, Jean Grey, Ben Reilly, and Power Girl) but now with DC's New 52 relaunch, Geoff Johns has fixed all the problems we've had with Aquaman over the past 75 years, in just ONE ISSUE!!! That's right, so far issues 1-10 of this new series are out, and we cover all of them, but first, we start out with a little bit of background on "mankind's truest friend" followed by our discussion on the first story line, "The Trench". After that we quickly move onto the better of the two story arcs (witch, by the way, is still going on) "The Others" featuring my all-time worst fear: BLACK MANTA!!! But Aquaman isn't all we talk about this week on DC Nation, we also talk about Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville Season 11 with part 10 of "Guardian", kicking off the final act of the premiere! We discuss Superman maybe redeeming Superman IV, Lex Luthor's latest "butt kicked" moment, and the birth of Smallville's Cyborg Superman! All this and more on this underwater episode of the DC Nation Podcast!
Hello fellow Gothamites, Nolanites, and Bat-Fans and welcome back to Across the Airwaves! This is of course the Road to TDKR Podcast Series of commentaries on the Bat-Films leading up to The Dark Knight Rises. HOWEVER, this time on Road to TDKR, your favorite host Dan Schmidt & I will be commentating on one of the most important films in movie, super hero, and comic book history. That film, of course, is The Dark Knight. As the longest and final film in this series of commentaries, Dan & I make a very special effort to not just enjoy the movie, but really dissect the most important elements of it. The Joker. The rise and fall of Harvey "Two-Face" Dent. The effect Rachel's death had on the characters. The importance of the Batman. Our theory on Heath Ledger's death and that his portrayal of the Joker may have driven him to madness. And our theories on how the events of this film will carry on over into The Dark Knight Rises. We dedicate this commentary to Heath Ledger, Conway Wickliffe, Jerry Robinson, and Christopher Nolan himself.
Hey gang, and welcome back to the DC Nation Podcast, brought to you by the Across the Airwaves Network! As you know, last week on the podcast, we interviewed Green Lantern: The Animated Series producer Giancarlo Volpe, what most of you don't know, is that the next day, we recorded this episode for you as well! Unfortunately, due to scheduling conflicts, we couldn't get it out to you all until now, but hey, no one's perfect! So on this weeks DC Nation Podcast, as Green Lantern & Young Justice aren't back from hiatus and reruns, Dan and I decided to keep going with our "Summer of DC" thing that we did on Week 16 with the Batman books and continue on with the Batman Beyond Unlimited comic! Now, this book is different than most. 3 digital chapters of Batman Beyond, Justice League Beyond (or Justice League Unlimited), and Superman Beyond are released each month, and when it comes time for the print, they combine and form the BBU comic! Pretty neat, huh? So, Dan and I start with Batman Beyond: Hush, then Batman Beyond (2011 series), and then go into the current series, then Superman Beyond, and then the JLU book. It's a great, long, and fun discussion and if you're a fan of the DC Animated Universe and want to know what happens before Epilogue, then you've come to the right place! But don't be alarmed my friends, since we didn't get to cover Smallville: Season 11 "Guardian" Part 9 yet, we cover that too (for about 20 minutes or so...)!!! Dan talks about Lex's "beat-up" moment of the week and I think I have a good theory on who the person in the Queen Industries ship is... All this in the DC Nation Podcast Week 18!!!
Hello fellow Green Lantern Corps members, Benders, comic fans, and ATA followers and welcome back! On this special episode of Across the Airwaves' DC Nation Podcast, Dan and I interview one of the show-runners of one of our favorite shows to cover here on the ATA Network entitled, Green Lantern: The Animated Series! As you all know, we have covered every episode of this show on our DC Nation Podcast from Week 1 (aka ATA Episode 74) to Week 13 until the show took it's summer hiatus. But now, we have scored an interview with a producer of this show who has worked on Avatar: The Last Airbender, Star Wars: Clone Wars, and, of course, Green Lantern: TAS, his name is Giancarlo Volpe! Giancarlo graciously (like Smallville: Season 11 writer Bryan Q. Miller did months ago) agreed to an interview and we didn't even have to force him at gunpoint! In this interview, we talk about the "behind-the-scenes" of Green Lantern, the creation of Aya and Razer (and their romance...), how Gi got his job on GL: TAS, how and why the Interceptor was created, why we don't like when some super heroes have vehicles, translation from comics to television, and more on this special DC Nation Podcast One-Shot! Also, a shout out to Steve Quayle for letting me use his office to record this interview as the connection at my place was down. Thanks Steve!
Howdy DC Nationers, it's Summer and we're going to use Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Young Justice Invasion being on hiatus as an excuse to take it easy because frankly everyone here at ATA has been working really hard. However, that does not mean we are going to stop providing you with podcasts we are just going to be taking a different approach with our episodes as our reviews on the digital issues of Smallville Season 11 will be combined with a series of discussions on DC's The New 52 Comic Books until our favorite DC Nation Shows return.
Now that you know the lowdown for the next couple weeks. This particular episode is called Podcast of the Owls since we are beginning our New 52 discussions on the Batman related books, particularly their connection to the highly acclaimed Court/Night of the Owls crossover event, which concluded with a reveal that may change the dynamic of the Bat Family forever! On that note, in going along with the laid-back nature of summer, this section is going to be a mostly unedited conversation between Michael and I discussing what we like about the current Batman Comics with a few sound effects for entertainment and chapter markers to help you follow our little chat. So with that get out your stack of comics and enjoy the show because we have a fun one here for your listening pleasure.
Hey guys, welcome back! In case you don't know, you're listening to the "Road to The Dark Knight Rises" commentary series brought to you by Across the Airwaves! This time, Dan and Michael watch the animated "bridge" in between Begins and TDK entitled "Batman: Gotham Knight". The reason we decided to cover Gotham Knight was because it really does get into Batman's head and sets up his position in TDK (which will be our next and final commentary for Road to TDKR) as well as the fact that Batman is voiced by the only "true" Batman in our opinion, Kevin Conroy! Join Dan and I in watching Batman: Gotham Knight consisting of 6 chapters, by 6 different writers, but it's one over-arcing story. So, thanks for taking the last minute to read this and now put in your Gotham Knight DVD/Blu-Ray, turn on your commentary, and strap in, because we're taking this up to 11!
Hello DC Nation Fans! It's Dan here, bringing you our Week 15 episode entitled Comeback because this week's Young Justice Invasion episode “Depths” featured the seeds being planted for Superboy and Miss Martian to come back to their romantic relationship and Smallville Season 11 Guardian Chapter 7 dealt with Clark as Superman making a comeback towards Lex Luthor for sabotaging his own space shuttle launch. In addition, we here at ATA hope that with Green Lantern as well as Young Justice on hiatus you will come back for more of our ATA DC Nation podcasts as we're going to continue reviewing the Smallville Season 11 Digital Comics and begin discussions on DC's The New 52 comic books until the animated shows return with new episodes. By the way, before I forget to mention it, this ATA DC Nation podcast also features discussions on the Superhero Shorts: DC Nation Mythbusters Kid Flash's Dodging, Sword of the Atom Part 2 and The New Teen Titans in Taped before a Live Studio Audience.
The UNEDITED, EXPLICIT, ROUGH-CUT Retro Reviews Season 1 finale is here with our most highly anticipated episode of the season on our "Top 5 Favorite Smallville Episodes". No exceptions, no limitations, only what you think are your favorite episodes of the series. This episode includes co-hosts Michael J. Petty & Woo S. Kim joined by the ATA-god Dan Schmidt, and our resident Smallville/Young Justice fan-girl Alisa Lea Gossage! Before the main event, however, we do talk about Hans Zimmer (NOT James Newton Howard) composing Man of Steel, Superman vs The Elite (why you should watch it according to Michael), Batman coming to Smallville in 11x2 "Detective", and why Superman is always given a significant chin in DC Animation. So on that final note, be warned that this is a 2 and a half hour long episode, that we talk in depth about the episodes we chose, and that the last few episodes we mention were rushed because we were running out of time. Special thanks to Dan for allowing Retro Reviews, Alisa for listening, Woo for being my co-host this year, and to Nico, James, and Josh for being patient with being on the show (which will happen for sure next season!). So, until next time guys, we'll catch you on the Airwaves!
Hello my friends and welcome back to ATA's very own spin-off hosted by myself (Michael J. Petty) and my partner-in-crime Woo S. Kim, this is the Retro Reviews podcast!!! This week on R&R, Woo and I thought it would be "fun" to talk about one of the most hated and criticized parts of Smallville as a whole... Clana. But don't worry female listeners, your perspective is here as well in the form of ATA loyalist and frequent guest-star on our Smallville shows, Alisa Lea!!! That's right, Woo, Lis, and I talk Clana (and Lana in general) to death. Why did we hate it? Why did it go on for so long? How could it have been better? All these questions and more are answered on the latest episode of (Smallville) Retro Reviews!!!
Hello DC Nationites! It's Dan here, Week 14 of our DC Nation Section is entitled Mr. Speed and Family because this week's Young Justice Invasion episode “Bloodlines” was all about the DC Universe's very own Mr. Speed, The Flash along with his extended family including his grandson Bart Allen better known as Impulse and later on Kid Flash in the current comic books. Also with our excitement wanting us to take a cosmic treadmill or flash forward to July 20th we took the time left open on this podcast due to Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Smallville Season 11 being on hiatus to discuss the footage from The Dark Knight Rises that was shown at the MTV Movie Awards. In addition, the discussion on Young Justice and the upcoming Christopher Nolan Batman Film was rounded out with our thoughts on the DC Nation Shorts, Who's Who in the DC Nation: The Flash, Sword of the Atom Part 2 and The New Teen Titans in Cyborg the Lifeguard.
Hi everyone, and welcome to the long awaited and anticipated event of ATA's Summer schedule: Road to The Dark Knight Rises (or "Road to TDKR" for short). I'd like to thank you all for being patient about the release of this series and this commentary in particular. For our first of three commentaries, Dan and I discuss and commentate on the Christopher Nolan film, Batman Begins, while watching the film (hence commentary)! We talk a lot about Ras Al Ghoul, Bruce's journey to becoming Batman, and how this movie will connect (and how it has forshadowed) to the most anticipated film of this summer, The Dark Knight Rises. So without furtur adu, I'm proud to present to you, Batman Begins, ATA style!
What's up DC Nationers, on Week 13 of our podcast, it's ladies night and the feelings right because if it wasn't for the many women in Hal Jordan's Life such as Carol Ferris, Aya the robot girl and the Star Sapphires, the little blue Smurfs on Oa would have gone bye-bye at the end of the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode “Homecoming”. But the fun with the ladies didn't stop there as Nightwing sent just the mighty heroines of the team on a mission in the Young Justice Invasion episode “Beneath” and we got a Super Best Friends Forever Short where the extremely perky Batgirl gave the girl powered group its name. Then we moved away from the ladies a bit as we covered the first short in the Sword of the Atom series, although it took the original superhero comic book heroine, to prove you can't put a good woman down as Smallville Season 11 Guardian Chapter 6 featured Lois Lane reminding Clark why the world needs Superman when he questions if astronaut Adam Sandler, I mean Hank Henshaw would make a better hero.
Hello Superhero Animation Fans, it's Dan here with the Week 12 edition of ATA DC Nation where we learned the answer to that burning question we've had on our minds since Young Justice took a five-year time jump, where in the world is Artemis Crock? And just how did we get this answer do you ask? Well, it was through our reviews on the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode “Invasion” and the Young Justice Invasion episode “Salvage”. Also with this week's ATA DC Nation, we discussed three new DC Nation Shorts, delved through the digital pages of Smallville Season 11: Guardian Chapter 5 and to keep you in suspense recorded a special opening to this podcast that I think you're all going to enjoy or at least give you a big laugh. Again, as you've probably noticed with this podcast, Michael comes up with these things and I just end up going for the ride, even if it ends in a fiery blaze of glory. So enjoy... I guess LOL!
Hey guys and welcome back! Or for some of you, it's the FIRST TIME! No, this episode of Retro Reviews is NOT going to make you loose your virginity (seriously guys?), BUT it may make your ears bleed as we talk for a LOOOOOOOOONG while about Marvel's The Avengers (or in EVERY OTHER COUNTRY: "Avengers Assemble")! But don't worry guys, there's still some comics talk, Smallville talk, Supernatural talk, Chuck tal... Wait, there's none of that... (Woo's twitter account is @WSK9002 if you wish to complain). So assemble your iPod or Zune or Droid, suit up in your "work clothes" or your pajamas, and strap in to this landmark episode for Across the Airwaves very own: Retro Reviews!!!
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's podcast is called “Adrenaline” because this title and the song by Gavin Rossdale is the best way to describe our favorite Season Finale of the year, the Person of Interest episode “Firewall”, which Nico hailed as the best hour on television next to Game of Thrones for simply maintaining its regular format while providing us with action worthy of a Finale. However, with this also being Across The Airwaves' Finale as we head into a short Summer hiatus we had some intense adrenaline filled action to deal with on our own.
For the most part, this episode started out calm like Person of Interest with our review on the Finale for Once upon a Time and our favorite comedic moments from Modern Family but then the drama amped up with our reviews on the Finales for Bones, Supernatural and the whopping three episodes that rounded out Community's finale. Don't get me wrong, even though we were apprehensive about the concept at first, Nico and I really loved all three episodes of Community believing they fit together really well in a writer's triumph for Dan Harmon. But alas, this victory was bittersweet as word has come out that Dan Harmon has been replaced as Showrunner making us face the possibility Community will never be the same.
In addition, this issue of being fearful for the future flooded into our discussions on Bones and Supernatural as both Finales left us disappointed. Again, the future looks a little brighter for Supernatural as Sera Gamble the Showrunner who diminished the show's quality during Season Six is now gone. Although, Bones on the other hand, there Finale could have been the best episode of the series, if it wasn't marred by the second half of this season jumping the shark, leaving the question on if we are going to continue covering Bones in the Fall as our ATA Season Finale cliffhanger.
By the way with our favorite live-action shows now on hiatus, we are going to be taking a two-week hiatus to further develop the Across The Airwaves Website and plan out our summer programming but Michael’s show ATA Retro Reviews will be continuing as well as DC Nation until those cartoon series go on hiatus. Also keep an eye out for our return episode featuring our favorite comedic moments from the Modern Family Season Finale and a discussion on Nickelodeon's new Avatar Series, The Legend of Korra.
Good morning, good morning, good morning to you! GOOD MORNING VIETNAM!!!!! In the words of Supernatural's version of Satan, and welcome to another episode of ATA's Retro Reviews! I am you host Michael J. Petty and with me is my co-host >Woo S. Kim, how's it going everybody?< (NOTE: Translated from Klingon). Wait... This is NOT the episode of RR here... This is the description! Silly me! Well, on this week's Retro Review, Woo and I cover the Smallville episodes Patriot (which we did a live show on back last year...), Beacon, and the Season 11 premiere (well, the 4th part of it...) Guardian! So, thanks for joining us, and Avengers Assemble!!! Dedicated to our friend James Hansson.
On this edition of ATA's DC Nation Section, we investigate what Black Manta is for, which is scaring Michael as he faces his worst nightmare, the knowledge that there is now not just one but two Black Mantas out there terrorizing the high seas and possibly the swimming pool in my infamous cohost's backyard. (Good luck sleeping tonight Michael, mmmwahahahahahaha!) Anyway, the identity of this second Black Manta was a shocker to all of us here on ATA, so join us as we discuss this unbelievable revelation that occurred during this week's Young Justice Invasion entitled “Alienated” and review the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode “Flight Club“. Also as always we talk about the week's new DC Nation and resume our conversations on the Smallville Season 11 Comic Books with the release of Guardian Chapter 4. In addition, we round everything out for this episode with Michael sharing some news about upcoming Young Justice and Green Lantern: The Animated Series DVD releases, more insight on the Young Justice Legacy Videogame and the exciting announcement that The CW has picked up Arrow for the Fall 2012 TV Season.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's episode we learned that love is a Battlefield as the shows we discussed or gave our favorite comedic moments from in terms of the sitcoms including Once upon a Time, Castle, Modern Family, Big Bang Theory, Community, Person of Interest, Fringe and Supernatural all dealt with many of our favorite characters having to face incredible hardship or making hard sacrifices to understand just how important they are to the ones they love.
On this week's ATA DC Nation, our discussion seemed to teach us the hard way, breaking up is hard to do as Ganthet was banished by The Guardians in the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode “Regime Change” and the Young Justice Invasion episode “Earthlings” answered the burning question that has sent the Internet buzzing of why Miss Martian and Superboy broke up. Shockingly, this topic almost caused a breakup between Michael and myself as fellow podcast hosts as we disagreed on Superboy's reasoning for causing the breakup with Megan. Michael thought it was because of Superboy's inability to age and I thought it was because Connor didn't like how Megan was just going around lobotomizing people without thinking of the consequences but then there was BLACK MANTA!!! Again, Black Manta really wasn't important to this episode except for appearing in the Animal Man Short and he for sure as nothing to do with breakups but I had to mention the Aquaman villain anyway since it's hilarious how Michael is afraid of him. On that note, if you enjoyed this episode of ATA's DC Nation be sure to show your support for our show by posting the hashtag #blackmanta on our ATA Twitter Page @AcrossAirwaves, Google Plus Page and Michael's personal Twitter @MJPetty7.
Hi ATA Listeners, first off apologies about the delay in the release of this podcast, I had a nasty case of food poisoning that put me out of commission for a few days. Anyway, due to things being somewhat behind schedule, I'm going to make my synopsis for this episode short and sweet by saying that this week's set of reviews all seemed to deal with the characters on our favorite shows such as Once upon a Time, Bones, Castle, Person of Interest, Fringe and Supernatural working out some sort of issue with their real or surrogate families. Even the sitcoms dealt with family drama as Howard on The Big Bang Theory had to push back his wedding for going into space, Modern Family obviously dealt with a family issue and on Community, the family of students at Greendale had to say goodbye to one of their own.
On this week's ATA DC Nation, we are being invaded as we review the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode “In Love and War” and the highly anticipated premiere of Young Justice: Invasion entitled “Happy New Year” as well as this week's DC Nation Shorts; Mad Presents Teen Titanic and the Super Best Friends Forever in “Grounded”. Also with the release of the next Smallville Season 11 Digital Comic postponed, we took time to discuss the newest trailer for The Dark Knight Rises featuring more footage of Anne Hathaway as Catwoman.
Hey gang, and welcome back to the one show on the ATA Network that includes both Mr. Thor-voice AND Wooton Kim! On this highly anticipated episode of Retro Reviews, Woo and I cover one of the greatest franchises in all of television, cartoons, and the entertainment industry: SCOOBY-DOO! In this episode, after brief Smallville, Chuck, and Supernatural discussion, we talk about Scooby-Doo! Where Are You?, The New Scooby-Doo Movies, The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, the two (good) Scooby-Doo films, Scooby-Doo and The Reluctant Werewolf, Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, and Shaggy! I also try really hard to convince Woo to watch the current Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated series on Cartoon Network (send him a tweet to help me out!!!!) But don't think that we only talk about our favorite animated pooch, Woo and I also have an in-depth discussion about the Cartoon Network and cartoons/children's television of today! That is almost worth listening to us for 2 hours! So, strap into the Mystery Machine, grab a hand-full of Scooby-Snacks, and scream for Sha'ggy, because this will be one big mystery, that only we can solve!
On this week's ATA episode, Nico and I are walking on sunshine because it's time to feel good about outstanding television coming our way as some of the shows we review began ramping up towards their Season Finales with the characters of Fringe having to say goodbye to their doppelgängers on the other side, Person of Interest dealing with the return of Reese's partner who was assumed to be dead and Supernatural making Nico fall in love with his crush, Felicia Day all over again. However With the writers of these shows basking in the sunlight of their ideas coming together into an exciting conclusion to the season, there are others who seem to have a black rain cloud overhead since Once upon a Time's promise to give us answers on the identity of August W. Booth ended up just being a wild goose chase and Bones just doesn't seem to be the same show following its return from hiatus. Again, there is hope that the skies will clear for Once upon a Time based on the show only being in its first season but Bones seems to have met the perfect storm with it continuing to frustrate us more so every week.
On the other hand, even the sitcoms got on board with ramping things up towards their Season Finales as Big Bang Theory seems to be progressing towards a wedding and Community went ahead to kill off a reoccurring character. Yeah, I know it's kind of morbid to leave a description for an episode entitled Walking on Sunshine with a theme like death but look at the bright side at least Community is keeping things interesting enough to stay on the air.
On this week's ATA DC Nation section our discussion is all about the heroes of the DC Universe facing the consequences of what they've done under the influence of mind control or super villainy as this week's Green Lantern The Animated Series “Fear Itself” episode dealt with Kilowog turning on Hal and this week's Young Justice entitled “Auld Acquaintance” had a Starro controlled Justice League turn on Aqualad and his team. Even the heroes in this week's shorts had to face the results of their actions as Plastic Man turned on the TV itself and Robin in the course of defeating Mad Mod took The New Teen Titans to the future. Meanwhile in the Smallville Season 11 department, things were good between Clark and Oliver as they performed a solid superhero team up but Chloe realized she might be making a mistake on the decision to move away from the Watchtower in Metropolis as a mysterious spacecraft, which Michael and I share a few crackpot theories about in this episode heads towards Earth.
Hey ATA Listeners, let's do the time warp again as this week's slate of reviews took us from past, present, future and beyond in a way that would make the Doctor and the TARDIS proud. Basically, our time warp started out taking us to the past where and this week's Bones made us wish for better days when the show's writing was stronger and Castle caused us to relieve the time were Firefly was on the air with a reunion between Nathan Filion and Adam Baldwin. Then Phil trying to give his daughter the best day ever on Modern Family caused us to take a quick stop in the present followed by us going a little bit of everywhere as this week's Community intelligently spoofed on Doctor Who. From here it was welcome to the future as this week's episodes of Fringe and Legend of Korra dealt with the descendents of heroic characters that we love trying to instill their parent's visions upon worlds threatened by evil. And lastly we round out our exploration of space and time in the great beyond as Supernatural gave us a story about Bobby being a ghost in training. So with that pull out your TARDIS key and unlock the sounds of this podcast because it contains an adventure that makes your iPod look bigger on the inside.
This weeks DC Nation episode is called traitors for a few reasons. 1. Because Razor betrays Hal, Kilowa g, and Aya to go and kill Atrocitus in Green Lantern. 2. Because Red Arrow is revealed to be the mole in Young Justice. and 3. Because of a shocking conclusion to the latest episode of Smallville Season 11. So, are you ready for some crackpot theories on upcoming Green Lantern and Smallville episodes? Thought so! Are you ready for Dan's thoughts on the (already aired) Young Justice finale? Bout time! And are you ready for some good discussion on the latest DC Nation Shorts? Damn straight! Alright, so, without anymore stalling, Week 7 of DC Nation!!!
Hey guys, welcome back to a little town called Randomville. Population: US! (us not U.S. as in A) Anyway, on that note, Woo and I had nothing in particular to talk about on a Saturday night, so we decided to just do a Geek Out Loud style podcast and go wherever the airwaves take us (see what I did there?). And guess what?.... IT WORKED!!! We talk about a bunch of things, like Smallville, Chuck, Glee (ugh!), Smallville Season 11, theories about the Ghost-Tess, cancelled shows, Supernatural, and more! Also, trying to convince Woo to do a Scooby-Doo themed episode like our Power Rangers one, so if anyone wants that, PLEASE message him @WSK9002 on twitter or buy ANY other means necessary... Good luck!
Hello Avengers! Welcome back to Across the Airwaves' Road to The Avengers commentary campaign! If you're here for the first time, check out our commentaries on Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, and Thor! They're all just as fun. However, in my honest opinion, I think that our commentary about Marvel's First Avenger (see what I did there?) is our best one yet. So, without further adu, I am proud to present ATA's finale Road to The Avengers commentary on CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER!
Earth. Fire. Air. Water. When this podcast was in its infancy we discussed the story of how Avatar Aang and his friends heroically ended the Hundred Year War. Talking about the achievement of Executive Producers Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko transforming the Television Animation Industry by combining the styles of Anime and American cartoons into a show where children and adults from all over the world, could enjoy together an epic tale of peace and harmony. They named this great Nickelodeon series Avatar: The Last Airbender. During their time on the air, the adventures of Avatar Aang accomplished many remarkable things. But sadly, after an outstanding series finale and a god-awful live-action movie adaptation his time in this world came to an end. Then like with all strong entertainment franchises, the cycle of the Avatar, began anew." And with that I'm proud to present Across the Airwaves Episode 79 as one of your first chances to meet the new Avatar, Korra as we add Nickelodeon's new series The Legend of Korra to our slate of reviews with our discussion on the highly anticipated one hour World Premiere.
Although, that's not all you are going to get with this podcast episode as Nico gives a rant about how Bones seems to be losing its touch and I discuss how the shocking cliffhanger at the end of the Psych Season Finale might change the character of Shawn Spencer forever. Oh and did I mention that we've got a bunch of crackpot theories that came out of our discussion on this week's Fringe episode? Also as always we cover our favorite sitcoms, with Nico and I sharing our favorite comedic moments on this week's Modern Family and Community.
Hello faithful Smallvillians and ATA...ians? I don't really know, but WELCOME BACK!!!! Sorry we've been away so long, it won't happen again (well, not until summer hiatus, and winter hiatus, and spring break of 2013...). On this special come-back episode of Retro Reviews, I, Michael J. Petty, and two of my favorite people to work with, Woo S. Kim (who I host this show with regularly) and Dan Schmidt (who I do weekly reviews on DC Nation/Smallville Season 11 with, check those out here). Anyway, on this episode, Woo, Dan, and I will be talking about the De-Evolution of Smallville's Lex Luthor! But, for the first 15-20 minutes, we talk about Chuck, Supernatural Season 7, Glee, and a host of other things, including Season 11 of Smallville!!! So, I'm sorry it took so long, but we're back, and we're here to stay!
Hey guys, and welcome back to ATA's weekly coverage of Cartoon Network and DC Comics newest combination entitled: DC NATION! This week on DC Nation, Dan and I will cover the Green Lantern episode "Lost Planet", the Young Justice episode "Performances", a DC Comics Spotlight on Kilowog, 2 Animal Man shorts, Super Best Friends Forever, and for the first time, part 1 of the Smallville Season 11 episode entitled "Guardian"! This action-packed episode we rant about all things DC Comics, from Gotham Girls, Grant Morrison's Action Comics, Kilowog (of course), and the DCAU to ANIMAL MAN!!!! Also, for the 1st time on ATA, we have a full coverage of Smallville Season 11 #1 brought to you by Dan and myself, in which we got through a page-by-page review of the 1st digital chapter. And don't worry guys, Woo and I will still cover Season 11 on Retro Reviews every month! So, enjoy this episode of our DC Nation podcast, and be sure to check back soon for a special Retro Review comeback! Thanks guys!
Also, credits for the "Animal Man" voice, go to my sister Madelynn.
Hey guys, welcome back to ATA's Road to The Avengers series! On this commentary, we will be covering the Pre-Avengers movie entitled Thor! Covering this movie was so much fun, and we hope you all will enjoy watching this movie with us, even though sometime got screwed up with the audio (sorry about that by the way). So, Walk over to your DVD/Blu-Ray players, put Thor in, and lets join voices in watching the God of Thunder on screen, together!
Hey ATA Listeners, with this week's episode I'm proud to say that it contained some great emotional insight from Nico and I as we reviewed this week in television. However, this came at a price as Nico had to suffer through what he thought was a bad Monday night of television based on Castle acting completely out of character of the most recent episode and the birth of Bones' baby being done in a way that made the show a shadow of its once great former self. Again, I attributed these issues to Castle gearing up for an epic season finale and Bones recovering from an insanely long hiatus but from Nico's status he was just not happy, which is fine because as our good friend Bryan Q. Miller says everyone is entitled to their own opinion on a piece of creative work. In fact, Nico's rant as we'll call it was all in good fun as we both got a good laugh after it was all over with on this actual episode but that does not mean his points didn't have merit behind them. Plus, compared to Monday, the rest of the week in television went much better for Nico as you will hear in our reviews on Once upon a Time, Psych, Person of Interest and Fringe as well as our favorite comedic moments from this week's episodes of Breaking In, Big Bang Theory and Community.
This week on ATA's Marvel Universe section, Dan Schmidt and Michael J. Petty cover the premiere of Ultimate Spider-Man, in which Spidey crosses over into the Young Justice universe of Earth-16 and... Wait! Wrong show. Ahem... Hello, and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' coverage on DC NATION!!!! (NOT Marvel Universe...) This week on DC Nation, we will cover the Green Lantern episode "Heir Apparent", the Young Justice episode "Insecurity" and the DC Nation shorts (DC Nation Mythbusters, New Teen Titans, and Baby Superman)! During this discussion, we talk about the new romance of Aya and Razer (Ayazer), Wally and Artemis (Wartemis?), Roy and Cheshire (Reshire?), Kilowog, Spider-Man, Baby Superman's height, Anime, Beast Boy's racial change in the New 52, and much more on this weeks ATA's DC Nation! Also, this brodcast has been brought to you by the word "kinky"... (listen for more details...)
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's episode we are riding the storm out as we wait for the fallout caused by all the emotion, drama and surprises leading our favorite shows to their season finales. On one side of the spectrum we have Castle and Person of Interest dealing with emotional differences between lead characters and on the other side we've got Once upon a Time, Fringe and Supernatural widening their overarching stories to a whole new perspective where a character on one of these shows was brought back in a way that we thought was unimaginable. Heck, Community even got in on the storm leading up to season finales as it set up a pillow versus blanket Fort fight between Troy and Abed. As for Breaking In, The Big Bang Theory and Psych, I would classify them as the eye of the storm since they were much calmer on the conflicts this week compared to our other favorites but their episodes were still worth talking about as they covered topics in geekdom Nico and I love like Star Trek and Indiana Jones. So now that we've got the lowdown on this podcast out of the way, it's time to get in your homes and bat down the hatches because it's the time of year again for season finales meaning only Across The Airwaves can guide you through the storm.
Hey everybody, it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!!
We got a great show for you today. On today's episode I will be discussing. A Braveheart TV Series, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are Aliens? And Nathan Fillion playing Hermes in the Percy Jackson Sequel. I also run down the top headlines for the week in the Rapid Fire section to close out the show
Just a Reminder, Check out our weekly long form podcast entitled Across the Airwaves available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com. Join the conversation on Twitter, Facebook or email at AcrosstheAirwaves@gmail.com or leave me a comment or video response.
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Braveheart TV Series in the Works
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TMNT become TANT, Michael Bays Says Turtles will be Aliens
http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/blog/post/721877/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-arealiens/
http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/blog/post/721921/michael-bay-responds-to-alien-ninja-turtles-controversy/ -
Nathan Fillion to Play Hermes in New Percy Jackson Sequel
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/nathan-fillion-percy-jackson-sequel-hermes-300698 -
Felicia Day to Hack into Supernatural
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Exclusive-Felicia-Day-Supernatural-1044940.aspx -
Dark Shadows Trailer Debut and it’s kinda Funky
http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/blog/post/721816/dark-shadows-trailer-getsfunky/
http://youtu.be/4cVcpz8H3Pk?hd=1 -
New Doctor Who Companion Unveiled
http://tv.ign.com/articles/122/1221257p1.html
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1982510/
[Note: Read this paragraph in the Super Friends' announcer voice] In a world of Red Lanterns, mini-wormholes, Plastic Men, a British Superman, and a mean Superboy-clone (whose name is "Match", by the way), you have us: Across the Airwaves' DC Nation section! Hosted by Dan Schmidt & Michael J. Petty (oh, wait, that's me...), is the latest episode (covering the 4th week of DC Nation) of this section. On this weeks episode, Dan and I cover the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Into The Abyss", the Young Justice episode "Agendas", two Plastic Man themed shorts, and another DC's World's Funniest claymation short by the guys at Aardman! Don't worry, we didn't forget our "DC Nation from a Child's Perspective" section, that's in there too, along with some great theories about Young Justice: Invasion, some Plastic Man discussion, and a lot of talk about Kilowog and GL's new chick, Aya! So, don't miss a minute of the latest DC Nation podcast!
Hello, and welcome back to Across the Airwaves! For those of you who don't know or maybe have just forgot, currently on ATA, creator/producer/host Dan Schmidt and I (Michael J. Petty) are going through each individual "Pre-Avengers" Marvel movie, leading up to May 4th world premiere of "The Avengers", in the form of commentaries (you know, those things on the Special Features that no one ever clicks on)! We have already commentated on Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk and are now bringing you Iron Man 2! Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger will be on their way, but for now, take a break on a rainy afternoon (actually, any afternoon would be just fine, even morning works!), put in your DVD/Blu-Ray disc of Iron Man 2, and watch it, with us taking to you in your ear... Enjoy!
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode features reviews of our favorite shows where one of the main characters was in need of some love. Once upon a Time gave us a story where Snow White in need of a cure to a potion that made her incapable of expressing love, Castle as always was chasing after Beckett, Breaking In's Cam was in need of a grand romantic gesture to hook up with Melanie and in the Fringeverse Olivia was willing to sacrifice her memories for Peter to be in love with her.
However, romantic love wasn't the only thing some characters were looking for as we also got some buddy love as Dean reuniting with Cass allowed them to work out their differences on this week's Supernatural and Psych's Shawn and Gus proved that they can maintain their lifelong best friend chemistry even though Shawn having his appendix removed delegated him to solving the mystery through an iPad. Plus, on top of that we got some really fun romance between Lassie and his jailbird girlfriend Marlowe. Then again, the only show that might not necessarily fit the theme of this ATA Episode is Community but I guess Jeff's ego got some love as he impersonated Ryan Seacrest or maybe Troy gave Abed some much needed love as he tried to help him with his addiction of hiring celebrity impersonators. Anyway, to find out which one of these characters got the love that they needed or are still in search of it, tune into this podcast episode affectionately named after the popular Beatles song All You Need Is Love.
Hey everybody, it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!!
We got a great show for you today. On today's episode I will be discussing. A Braveheart TV Series, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are Aliens? And Nathan Fillion playing Hermes in the Percy Jackson Sequel. I also run down the top headlines for the week in the Rapid Fire section to close out the show
Just a Reminder, Check out our weekly long form podcast entitled Across the Airwaves available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com. Join the conversation on Twitter, Facebook or email at AcrosstheAirwaves@gmail.com or leave me a comment or video response.
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HBO's Luck Cancelled Due to Horse Deaths
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CBS Drops Quean Due to Similarities with The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
http://www.cinemablend.com/television/CBS-Drops-Quean-Due-Similarities-With-Girl-With-Dragon-Tattoo-40147.html -
Newest Game of Thrones Season 2 Trailer
http://youtu.be/7S14rYrSSW8?hd=1 -
Joss Whedon Dr Horrible 2 This Summer
http://www.craveonline.com/film/interviews/184585-sxsw-interview-everything-joss-whedon-said -
Dexter Vets Julie Benz & Jaime Murray Join SyFy Defiance
http://www.tvline.com/2012/03/julie-benz-jaime-murray-join-syfy-defiance/ -
Will Netflix Save Terra Nova from Extiction
http://www.tvline.com/2012/03/terra-nova-netflix-season-2/ -
Man Vs Wild Cancelled
http://www.tv.com/story/28088.html
Hey guys, and welcome back to DC Nation! This week on ATA's DC Nation review, Dan and I talk about the 3rd episode of Green Lantern: The Animated Series entitled "Razor's Edge" and the 21st episode of Young Justice entitled "Images". We also talk about this weeks DC Nation Shorts, including the Batmobile feature, the Shazamwich! (in which I will memorize for the next episode), and the new Super Best Friends Forever short. There was a lot of discussion on this episode about a new DC Animated Universe (in which, we believe, Green Lantern takes place), DC Nation's upcoming series for November: Beware the Batman, White Martians, Young Justice Invasion, moles, Beast Boy, and my "Superfriends announcer voice"! We have also added a new section to our DC Nation reviews entitled "A Child's Perspective". In this section, we see DC Nation in the eyes of a 7 (soon to be 8 ) year-old! All this and more on the latest DC Nation!
Hi everyone, and welcome to Across the Airwaves. For those of you long time fans, and those who have tuned in for this interview, we would like to thank you in advance for viewing our little podcast. A few weeks ago, I (Michael J. Petty) had sent a tweet to DC Comics scribe Bryan Q. Miller (Smallville, Batgirl, Teen Titans) about a potential interview about the upcoming Smallville Season 11. He graciously agreed and with the help of some other Superfriends (thank you Brandy!) podcast host/creator/producer and my close friend, Dan Schmidt, and I got to interview Bryan for, what turned out to be a very inciteful episode of Across the Airwaves, as ATA and Retro Reviews unite for this unprecedented challenge, that only super-friends can face. In any event, we were very humbled that Bryan agreed to the interview and want to publicly thank him for all of his work at DC, as well as the insight he gave us, on and off camera. Now, before we hear our lovely ATA Corps complain that Nico Reifsteck & Woo S. Kim were not in on the interview, do not be alarmed, they are fine, in fact, they sent us some of their questions for Bryan, so they were included. So, on that final note, I will ramble on no longer, I only wish to give to the world, Across the Airwaves' interview with Smallville Season 11 writer: Bryan Q. Miller!
Hey ATA Listeners, I know the introduction to this episode says that ATA 75 is all about reviewing all the content that made up this week's DC Nation and our favorite live-action shows that are currently airing new episodes but we discovered that covering both of these sections made this podcast way too long. So to make keeping up with our show much less daunting for you loyal followers out there, we've decided to separate our reviews of DC Nation, which focus on Green Lantern The Animated Series, Young Justice and DC Comics Animated Shorts into its own separate ATA Podcast Spin–off. In other words, with DC Nation now out of the equation, ATA 75 features Nico joining the party as we review new episodes of Once upon a Time, Psych and Supernatural as well as reveal our favorite comedic moments from Fox's Breaking In, Modern Family and the long-awaited return of Community.
MEANWHILE AT THE DC NATION! Dan noticed the threat of our Across the Airwaves episodes becoming too long, leaving him with no other choice but to move our new DC Nation section to it's own ATA podcast spin-off!!! And in the biggest team up since the formation of the Superfriends Dan Schmidt and myself (Michael J. Petty) are going to be covering Cartoon Network's DC Nation including Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Young Justice, and all of DC Comics Animated Shorts! As for this episode, which marks the 2nd week of DC Nation, we cover the Green Lantern episode "Beware My Power: Green Lanterns Light, Part 2" and the Young Justice episode "Coldhearted", as well as the DC Nation Shorts like "New Teen Titans", the DC Demonstration for a Batarang, AND the Japanese Baby Superman! So,what are you waiting for? Dust off your old utility belt, strap on that cape and join us for DC Nation talk every week!
Hey everybody, it’s Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!!
We got a great show for you today. On today’s episode I will be discussing… Dr Who vs. Sherlock, The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra Trailer debut, and Ghostbusters 3 Not Happening with Bill Murray. I also continue the new rapid Fire section to close out the show.
Just a Reminder, Check out our weekly long form podcast entitled Across the Airwaves available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com. Join the conversation on Twitter, Facebook or email at AcrosstheAirwaves@gmail.com or leave me a comment or video response.
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Sherlock vs The Doctor
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The Last Airbender: The Legend of Korra
http://tv.ign.com/articles/121/1219419p1.html
http://youtu.be/-1ftJQmyv5E
http://youtu.be/7zqxWjbPCew?hd=1 -
Ghostbusters 3 sans Bill Murray
http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/blog/post/721243/ghostbusters-3-not-happening-with-bill-murray/ -
Castle’s Firefly Reunion
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Castle-Adam-Baldwin-Firefly-Reunion-1044334.aspx -
Leonard Nimoy Finally Agrees to Big Bang Cameo – with a Twist
http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/big-bang-theory-leonard-nimoy/ -
Lucy Liu cast as Watson in CBS’ Elementary
http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/lucy-liu-sherlock-holmes-elementary/
Hey everybody, it’s Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!!
We got a great show for you today. On today’s episode I will be discussing… the release of an amazing Comic-con documentary, Community getting a release date, and the CW’s Hunger Game’s like show … is it a rip-off? I also continue the new rapid Fire section to close out the show.
Just a Reminder, Check out our weekly long form podcast entitled Across the Airwaves available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com. Join the conversation on Twitter, Facebook or email at AcrosstheAirwaves@gmail.com or leave me a comment or video response.
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Comic-Con Episode IV – A Fan’s Hope Trailer Released
http://youtu.be/ZN41gXXUlLI?hd=1
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/gaming/news/article_1692605.php/Comic-Con-Episode-IV-A-Fan-s-Hope-Trailer-Released-Tour-Announced -
Community Has a Return Date
http://www.tv.com/story/27891.html -
CW’s Hunger Game’s Like Show … Rip-Off?
http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/aimee-teegarden-the-selection/
http://www.kieracass.com/the-selection/
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TBS Extends Conan 2 More Years
http://www.tv.com/story/27901.html?part=rss&subj=&tag=news-summary- -
Milo Ventimiglia to Star in LA Noir
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Patton Oswalt Superhero Comedy
http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/fox-orders-patton-oswalt-mike-barker-animated-superhero-comedy-presentation/
Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back to Across the Airwaves' Smallville Retro Reviews! This time on Retro Reviews, Woo S. Kim and I (Michael J. Petty) are joined by Smallville/Young Justice fan (and occasional podcaster herself) Alisa Lea Gossage! On this episode of ATA's SRR, we discuss the Season 9 episodes Checkmate and Hostage, as well as talking about Clark's destiny as Superman, the banging in Woo's apartment, and a little Young Justice talk as well. So, please join us for this great follow-up-to-JUSTICE episode and check out Dan and I's reviews on DC Nation EVERY WEEK on Across the Airwaves!
Smallville has changed the lives of millions, and I do not believe that this is an exaggeration, and since this shows creation, I have wanted to talk (on air with Dan Schmidt and Woo Kim) about the episode that changed mine and made me really want to be a hero. This episode is the 121st episode of Smallville, written and directed by SV-scribe Steven S. DeKnight, the 11th episode of season 6, and the 1st episode of Smallville I have ever seen, this is Justice! On this week's special episode of Retro Reviews, ATA creator, host, producer, and my friend Dan Schmidt, my co-host, friend, and sidekick Woo S. Kim, and myself, Michael J. Petty will talk about our experiences with this episode, our reactions to a live-action Justice League, Cyborg replacing Martian Manhunter in the New 52's JLA, and our over-all thoughts on DC Comics, over the past 75 years. This is Michael J. Petty, and if you're listening to this, you are the resistance!
Hey ATA Listeners, if you haven't caught on already it's pretty obvious that we are all about superheroes and with that thought in mind, I'm proud to present Across The Airwaves as the first premiere podcast source to cover Cartoon Network's new Saturday morning lineup entitled DC Nation! And when I say that we're covering DC Nation, I'm not just talking about more Young Justice reviews, I'm talking about an entire section reviewing the entire programming block dedicated to the characters of DC Comics from episodes of Young Justice and Green Lantern The Animated Series to the animated shorts and superhero mythbuster clips that test out real-life versions of comic book objects such as Green Arrow's Boxing Glove Arrow. Plus to sweeten the pot, this new DC Nation section will be joined by another superhero expert here at ATA (next to myself) Smallville Retro Reviews' host Michael J. Petty.
However, for those of you worried that Michael joining us means Nico will not be a part of this week's episode, WE'VE GOT YOUR BACK as he joins the party for our extended section dedicated to the return of Fox's Breaking In where we reveal our favorite comedic moments from the episode and discuss many of the changes that were made for Season 2. Also as always Nico provides us with his very informative news section and together we review new episodes of Once upon a Time, Psych and Person of Interest as well as give our favorite comedic moments from The Big Bang Theory.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week Nico and I are making things up as we go while we run from a giant boulder, breakout of a tomb filled with snakes (SNAKES! I HATE SNAKES!) and sneak aboard a submarine all to find the lost Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis. Actually, we are not going after the infamous radio for speaking to God that can melt a bad guys face off, we're just recording a podcast featuring reviews on a new episode of Castle and the Midseason Premiere of Psych as well as our favorite comedic moments from this week's Modern Family. However, since Psych had an Indiana Jones themed episode we decided to apply the same adventurous theme to ATA 73, so grab your Fedora, crack that bullwhip and click the link below for a somewhat shorter but satisfying podcast which captures the spirit of adventure.
Hello Retro Reviews Junkies, and welcome back to ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews! I, your host and "professional" podcasting singer, Michael J. Petty would like to personally thank all of you for sticking with us for 21 episodes + our Power Rangers Special (23 if you count "Zod's Tanksgiving" twice!) as would my Dick Grayson to my Bruce Wayne aka Woo S. Kim! Anyways! It's a Brand New Day, and the sun is high, all the birds are singing cause we're back in action! This episode, Woo and I cover the newest The Avengers trailer in exclusive detail, as well as talk about Justice League: Doom (which just came out last week) which lead into some DC Comics talk. BUT! The main theme of this episode, as always, is Smallville in the form of our discussion on Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville: Season 11, coming to the Internet next month and to your local comic book stores this May! Shout out to St. Charles' Graham Cracker Comics in Kane County, Illinois (which I visit (almost) very/other week). After this, yes, there's MORE, we cover this first half (give or take a few episodes) of Supernatural's Seventh Season! Including the death of Bobby and Cas (NOT in that order!), Season 8 predictions, Lucifer, and the Leviathans! So, thanks guys for tuning into this episode, which, before fading out with the sounds of Michael J. Petty and Air Supply, has a few "special" surprises. So, enjoy!
Hello loyal Marvelites and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' Road to The Avengers! This time on our podcast, ATA executive-producer and host Dan Schmidt and Retro Reviews' host Michael J. Petty dive into full commentary and discussion on the 2nd Marvel Studios film: The Incredible Hulk! As you'll hear on the recording, this movie brings out so much discussion for Dan & Michael, that they start talking about Ang Lee's Hulk, The Lonely Man, Red Hulk, Captain America, The Avengers, The Leader, Hulk comics, super hero movies, David Banner, Lou Ferrigno, Supernatural, and much much more! So, put in your The Incredible Hulk Blu-Ray/DVD and sync up our audio with your, because this HULK PODCAST will be smasherific! Assemble!
Hey ATA Listeners, you know how villains are characters that we love to hate because we despise the fact that they can stay one step ahead of the hero but love it when they force that same hero to reach new heights by setting up a search for their long-lost father or forcing them to unlock a hidden telepathic ability? Well, this week on television it seemed that every villain in the book raised their ugly head as the evil Mayor took steps to destroy a romance on Once upon a Time, Castle contended with a betrayal from someone he trusted, Alcatraz unleashed an inmate who tried to gas an entire subway train and that damn sneaky Elias from Person of Interest proved that even Wall Street isn't safe from his criminal empire.
However, the title of most dastardly villain for the week would have to go to Fringe's David Robert Jones as he proved that he is capable of things much more sinister than kidnapping blonde female FBI Agent's out of weird places like gas station bathrooms. On that note, our sitcoms didn't even escape acts of villainy as Howard on The Big Bang Theory had a fateful encounter with a crazed armadillo and Modern Family featured Luke setting up a vile trap to bring Lilly down. Again, with all this talk about villains you're probably scared that bad guys will be coming after you while listening to this podcast but don't worry Nico and I will ease your fears as we give you reviews on the emergence of villains that seemed to occur during this week in television. Plus to make you feel even better we will even throw in an extended discussion on Fringe because yes, the episode was that great.
Hello fellow Meteor Freaks, Smallvillians, Crows, and Kryptonians and welcome to Across the Airwaves' Smallville Retro Reviews Episode 20, "Whitney's Tempest"! Throughtout this episode, Woo and I talk about the Season 1 finale "Tempest" and the Season 2 episode "Visage" while making references to Supernatural, The Big Bang Theory, James Hansson, and more! So, enjoy our talks on Tempest, Visage, Whitney Fordman, Supernatural, Dan Schmidt, Season 11, The Phantom Menace, 3-d, Action Comics #1, Dective Comics #27, A-Ha!, and much much more on the latest SRR!
P.S. Jeffster! lives!
Hey ATA Listeners, get ready to enter the world of espionage as this week's Castle having our favorite mystery writer go all Secret Agent Man while teaming up with his ex CIA girlfriend inspired us to give you a spy themed podcast. And through connecting the dots with all of this week's airings of our favorite shows we realized that they each contained an aspect of a secret agent's life with Once upon a Time's Mayor reminding us that behind a pretty face can lie an evil mind and Alcatraz telling us that with a mad bomber around every move you make, another chance you take because odds are with the CIA using drug dealers to finance the war on terror, Person of Interest's Reese may not see tomorrow.
Yes, I think you know what classic television theme I'm going for but how I'm going to fit Big Bang Theory and Modern Family into it, is beyond me unless a very ugly painting or a drunken Claire wanting to have Cam and Mitchell's baby has something to do with a mad man's evil plot to rule the world like David Robert Jones kidnapping Olivia out of a gas station bathroom on this week's Fringe. However, on Supernatural that pesky Satan inside of Sam's head seems to be up to something dastardly, which inspired an e-mail from ATA's own international man of mystery Michael J. Petty about the future and possible Series Finale for the show. So now that you have your objectives, your mission if you choose to accept it, is to listen to this podcast before it self-destructs in 5 seconds (just kidding), but remember to do it at your own risk because if you or any of your team members are captured or killed, the government will disavow all knowledge of your actions.
Hello ATA fans new and old, old or young, human or... well, Asguardian? Kryptonian? Hulk? I don't know! Welcome to Across the Airwaves' newest spin-off, entitled, Road to the Avengers! This podcast miniseries is our first attempt at commentating on some of our favorite movies, and what better movie to start off with than "Iron Man"! Iron Man was the 1st of many movies that Marvel Studios was behind to be apart of a "bigger universe", aka the Avengers Universe. In honor of may 4th's release of "The Avengers", we here at ATA, well, mainly Dan and myself, started the "Road to Avengers" campaign! This campaign will start with Iron Man and end with Captain America: The First Avenger, all before the release of Marvel's The Avengers. So, since this is the first ever Road to the Avengers Podcast we just ask that you sit back, relax, put in Iron Man, and enjoy the film with us as we talk about it while watching. So, get ready, because some heroes are born, some are made, and others are built! Stay tuned for the next Road to the Avengers Podcast:The Incredible Hulk!
Hey everybody, it’s Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!! We got a great show for you today. On today’s episode I will be discussing… Firefly Returning to Cable, Karen Gillan talks about leaving Dr Who, and CBS’ blatant rip-off of the BBC’s Sherlock show. I also continue the new rapid Fire section to close out the show. Just a Reminder, Check out our weekly long form podcast entitled Across the Airwaves available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com. Join the conversation on Twitter, Facebook or email at AcrosstheAirwaves@gmail.com or leave me a comment or video response. III. Episode Links 1. Firefly Returning to Cable http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/02/17/firefly-returns/ 2. Karen Gillan Leaving Dr Who, Saying Goodbye to Amy Pond http://tv.ign.com/articles/121/1218789p1.html http://whovianconfessions.tumblr.com/ 3. Johnny Lee Miller is CBS’ Sherlock http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/jonny-lee-miller-cbs-elementary-county-little-brother-anger-management/ 4. I am Legend Follow Up Film in the Works: http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/blog/post/720936/i-am-legend-follow-up-in-the-works/ 5. Michael Bay to Direct Transformers 4, Producers Confirm http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1679197/transformers-four-michael-bay.jhtml?xrs=share_twitter 6. Community Lands The Daily Show and the Mac’s PC guy, John Hodgeman for a Guest Role http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/community-nbc-john-hodgman-guest-star-290377 7. CW Pilots http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/kristin-kreuk-beauty-and-the-beast/ http://tv.ign.com/articles/121/1218823p1.html http://www.greenarrowtv.com/oliver-queens-speedy-sister-is-cast-willa-holland-joins-arrow/10968
Hey ATA Listeners, in response to Castle's recent Noir episode and this being our 70th show we're turning back the clock about 70 years to give you a Noir themed podcast complete with a 1940's style intro and closing. Plus our Castle section even features a special guest from the days of femme fatales and Maltese Falcons, the daring, ever elusive gumshoe, Dan Schmidt Private Eye. As for the rest of the podcast, we reveal our favorite commercials from Super Bowl XLVI while continuing to fight our way through the on-again off-again nature of the Spring Television Season with reviews on Alcatraz, Person of Interest, Fringe and Supernatural as well as our favorite comedic moments from the week's episodes of Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory.
Judging from the headline, this must be our Presidents Day special feat. Michael J. Petty & Woo Kim! On this weeks episode, MJPETTY7 and WSK9002 discuss the two Smallville episodes which feature Lex Luthor as the President of the United States of America! I know, scary right? Well, it actually happened in both Smallville's future AND the DC Comics! (Check out the story "Superman/Batman: Public Enemies" to find out how Lex was impeached) So, after covering the episodes 1x6 Hourglass and 7x18 Apocalypse, the Dynamic Duo tackle more news on the CW's new (potential) super hero series: Arrow! All this and more on the latest episode of Across the Airwaves: Retro Reviews!!!
Hey ATA Listeners, first off I'd like to thank all of you who either hyped up or joined us for our Chuck Finale Live Show otherwise known as Chuck Versus The ATA Live Show, it was really great to get the opportunity to converse with people who actually listen to our show. Unfortunately, due to the event itself along with all the preparation that went into it, we got behind schedule on our regular ATA podcasts. The good news is Nico and I are right on top of this issue working tirelessly to release a barrage of podcast episodes that will get our reviews caught up with the new television you are currently watching.
On that note, our oncoming storm of podcasts begins with this one, ATA 68, a fairytale themed episode adding ABC's Once upon a Time to our slate of reviews with an extended section that gets those of you who may have not seen the show caught up to speed. At the same time, we continue tracking the development of the other addition to our slate of reviews the new Fox Series Alcatraz and review our old favorites such as Person of Interest, Fringe and Supernatural. Also what would an Across The Airwaves Episode be without our favorite comedic moments from the always laugh out loud hilarious Big Bang Theory. So if you're sitting at home, bored with nothing to do or just simply missing Chuck give this podcast a listen because you might just find some new shows to get into with Once upon a Time and Alcatraz.
Hey everybody, it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!!
We got a great show for you today. On today's episode I will be discussing the release of the first official trailer for Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter that hit the web this week, Smallville getting Season 11 in comic book form, and one of my Geek Crush Amy Acker guest stars on not just one but both fairy tale shows this month. I also introduce a new rapid Fire section to close out the show.
Just a Reminder, Check out our weekly long form podcast entitled Across the Airwaves available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com. Join the conversation on Twitter, Facebook or email on your screen now or if you want your pretty face on this show, leave a video response.
Episode Links:
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Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34x6m-ahGIo
http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/blog/post/720737/abraham-lincoln-vampire-hunter-first-trailer-hits/
http://entertainment.time.com/2012/02/13/tim-burton-abraham-lincoln-vampire-hunter-trailer-exclusive/ -
Smallville Season 11 Comic Books
http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/smallville-season-11-digital-comic-book/
http://www.ksitetv.com/smallville/smallville-season-11-is-coming/11593 -
Amy Acker on Grimm/Once Upon a Time
http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/grimm-once-upon-a-time-amy-acker-compares-fairytale-worlds/ -
Chuck Returning in the Fall, Zach Levi Anyway
http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/zachary-levi-let-it-go/ -
Tony Shalhoub Returning to TV
http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/allison-janney-tony-shalhoub-to-star-in-greg-daniels-nbc-pilot-friday-night-dinner/ -
Fox Serial Killer Pilot Casts Serial Killer
http://tv.ign.com/articles/121/1218370p1.html -
Oprah Gets in Trouble with Neilsen
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/showtracker/2012/02/oprah-winfreys-twitter-flub.html -
Whitney Houston Dead at 48
http://www.tv.com/news/whitney-houston-dies-at-48-27817/?part=rss&subj=&tag=news-summary-
Hey ATA Listeners, have you ever had those moments in your life where it feels like everything is going your way? Well, that's what happened with Nico and I recording this podcast because we ended up with one of our best episodes ever. Don't get me wrong, there was still editing that needed to be done, but in terms of emotions we were running on full cylinders by giving you some good old fashion drama as this week's Castle prompted Nico to get up on his soapbox to make an intelligent argument about how reality shows are making people stupid one episode at a time and watching the third episode of Fox's new series Alcatraz caused me to express a serious concern about there not being any more original ideas out there for a sci-fi/fantasy TV Series.
However, just because Nico and I got a little opinionated doesn't mean we didn't have any fun with this podcast as we took a breather to discuss our favorite comedic moments from an outstanding 101st episode of The Big Bang Theory and threw around some pretty wild crackpot theories during our discussion about Fringe.
Then from here we went into what I call the main event as Nico who unfortunately was not able to join us for Chuck Versus The ATA Live Show was given the floor to give his thoughts on the Chuck Series Finale with a heartfelt sendoff for the little show that could that was worthy of the podcast equivalent to an Academy award. I've known Nico for a very long time and next to the MDA Summer Camp that we used to attend, saying goodbye to Chuck is the only other thing that I've ever seen him get this passionate about so get ready to bring out the Kleenex if you are a hard-core Chuck fan. Although, the good news is for those of you who might be a little bit apprehensive of listening to this podcast due to the emotion, Nico ends things on a positively optimistic note as he reminds all of us Nerd Herders that we have not heard the last of Chuck Bartkowski and the Buy More. So please drop whatever you're doing and listen to this podcast because it's one of ATA's best by simply giving you some serious closure to Chuck coming to an end especially if you were somewhat upset by the ending.
Hello ATACorps, MARVELites, Nolanites, Whedonites, DC Comics gurus, and Smallvillians and welcome to Across the Airwaves: Smallville Retro Reviews, Episode 18! On todays podcast episode, Woo and I (Michael J. Petty) talk about the newest trailers for "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "The Avengers" as well as the recently announced "Smallville: Season 11" comic written by ATA fan favorite: Bryan Q. Miller! Yay! We also discuss modern geek/nerd fandom, Arrow, Supernatural, a little Star Wars, and we decided to leave the mics on for a few extra minutes to get our feelings out. So, basically, this was our "break" episode. So, grab your coffee, strap yourself in, and let's go for a ride!
Over the years there has been many characters on Television that I've loved but there isn't one that I admire as much as Chuck Bartkowski. In the world that he exists in most people just see him as a lowly Buy More employee, you know the guy that you call when there's a computer emergency. Then again, to the people that are closest to him and us as the audience Chuck is a goofball nerd, a hapless romantic, a heroic spy but most importantly Charles Irving Bartkowski always knew how to help those in need by just emanating this internal optimism that had a habit of reminding us no matter how hopeless things appear to be, they can turn out to be okay in the end. In fact, I'd like to think Chuck created a movement in the real world that inspired fans to live life with his eternal optimism as we tirelessly went out to buy our 3-D glasses, order Subway sandwiches and join in on a flash mobs all to overcome the hopeless situation of NBC canceling Chuck but somehow like with the experiences of the show's title character things turned out to be okay as the show did the impossible of being renewed not just once but twice, something that has never occurred in the history of television. And you want to know why we kept wanting more Chuck? It's because he almost acted as an IT repair man of our personal lives giving us the instructions on how to overcome our shortcomings and failures by just simply being positive with everything we do.
Now, after five seasons of fun adventures our intersect training wheels have been taken off as Chuck has come to an end with the Buy More's automatic doors closing before we really got to see things between our hero and the love of his life, Sarah were going to be okay but as a reviewer on Small Screen Scoop.com put it best you don't need someone to tell you that Chuck and Sarah will be okay, because you just know it. Again, there's people out there who were absolutely infuriated by the open ended nature of this ending but ultimately what the Executive Producers were going for is giving us that last piece of vital advice before sending us into a world without Chuck. In other words, Fedak and Schwartz not allowing us to see Chuck's future but leaving us with the assumption that it will be okay is there way of telling us how to live our own unseen future, with eternal optimism or else we will end up like that fun killer Daniel Shaw.
On that note, we here at ATA full well understand that living your life with constant eternal optimism is not easy to do especially with one of their favorite shows from going off the air so to keep you from running around screaming pineapple, we decided to have an event called Chuck Versus the ATA Live Show to act as a final tribute to the little show that could, which played a part in the creation of our podcast. However, this chance to say goodbye extended beyond myself and Smallville Retro Reviews' host Michael J. Petty as we got some of you listeners out there to join in on reminiscing about the great times we had watching Chuck from the pulse pounding action to the Jeffster performances and the heartwarming moments. Although, for those of you who didn't make it to join us after the airing of the Chuck Finale we proudly present to you a rerecording of Chuck Versus The ATA Live Show...
Hey everybody, it’s Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!!
We got a great show for you today. On today’s episode I will be discussing DC comics plans to publish controversial “Watchmen” Prequels, some of my favorite and least favorite Super Bowl ads, and the release of the first full trailer for The Amazing Spiderman.
Just a Reminder, Check out our weekly long form podcast entitled Across the Airwaves available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com. Join the conversation of Twitter, Facebook or email on your screen now or if you want your pretty face on this show, leave a video response.
Episode Links:
1. Continuation of the Watchman series
http://shelf-life.ew.com/2012/02/01/watchmen-prequels-exclusive-details/
http://blastr.com/2012/02/who-will-watch-the-watchm.php
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/01/books/dc-comics-plans-prequels-to-watchmen-series.html
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Chrysler/GM Halftime America Ad
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VW Fat Dog Ad
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Coke Polar Bear Ads
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Pepsi “King’s Court” Ad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z03uWhfG3s
http://www.buzzfeed.com/pepsi/the-10-most-iconic-pepsi-commercials-of-all-time-1q6t -
The Amazing Spiderman Trailer Arrives
http://youtu.be/-tnxzJ0SSOw?hd=1
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2097614/The-Amazing-Spider-Man-trailer-Fans-1st-look-Andrew-Garfield-Peter-Parker.html -
Across the Airwaves Blog
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Across the Airwaves Podcast
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/across-the-airwaves/id376561427
Hey everybody, it’s Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!!
We got a great show for you today. On today’s episode I will be discussing Fox Extending Alcatraz while sitting House on the Sidelines, Kevin Bacon staring in a new Fox Serial Killer Pilot, NBC practically cancelling The Firm and Replacing it with an Awesome new show, Back to the Future Heading to Broadway, and Finally, Fox’s new Tuesday Night Comedy Block. I also plug our friends over at Legendary Women Inc and their fundraiser going on now.
Just a Reminder, Check out our weekly long form podcast entitled Across the Airwaves available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com. Join the conversation of Twitter, Facebook or email on your screen now or if you want your pretty face on this show, leave a video response.
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Alcatraz Extended, House Taking A Break
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Kevin Bacon to Star in Fox’s Serial Killer Pilot
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Awake Series Promo
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Back to the Future Heading to Broadway
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Fox’s New Comedy Tuesday
http://www.tv.com/news/news-briefs-fox-is-trying-a-tuesday-comedy-block-27754/?part=rss&subj&tag=news-summary -
Across the Airwaves Blog
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Across the Airwaves Podcast
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/across-the-airwaves/id376561427
Hey everybody, it’s Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This IS NEWS With NICO!!!!
We got a great show for you today. On today’s episode I will be discussing NBC pulling an episode of Fear Factor, A new Fox pilot and what it means for NBC’s The Office, more Ferris Beuller News, the Game of Thrones Trailer, and the recent trend of pre-releasing Super Bowl ads to try to increase the hype. I also plug our friends over at Legendary Women Inc and their fundraiser going on now.
Just a Reminder, This is our Bi-Weekly News with Nico Show which is a supplement to the Across the Airwaves weekly long form podcast where Dan and I give an in-depth look at our favorite TV shows.
Check out the Across the Airwaves podcast available on iTunes or visit us at Acrosstheairwaves.com.
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NBC pulls Fear Factor Episode
http://www.tv.com/news/news-briefs-nbc-is-no-ass-draws-fear-factor-line-at-donkey-semen-27700/?part=rss&subj=&tag=news-summary- -
Mindy Kaling’s New Pilot Heading to Fox
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Complete Matthew Broderick Honda CRV Commercial
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Game of Thrones Season 2 Trailer
http://www.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/index.html#/game-of-thrones/about/video/preview-you-win-or-you-die.html/eNrjcmbO0CzLTEnNd8xLzKksyUx2zs8rSa0oUc-PSYEJBSSmp-ol5qYy5zMXsjGyMXIyMrJJJ5aW5BfkJFbalhSVpgIAXbkXOA== -
Avengers Teaser Trailer
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Audi Vampire Commercial
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Across the Airwaves Podcast
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/across-the-airwaves/id376561427
Hey everybody, it’s Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This is our Bi-Weekly News with Nico YouTube Show which is a supplement to our weekly long form podcast available on iTunes.
On today’s episode I will be discussing CBS’ blatant rip-off of Lisbeth Salander, Alcatraz Fans Have been caught Looking For Fictional Secret Room From Fox Series On Real-Life Tour, the Ferris Bueller commercial teaser making its way around the net this week, the NBC Office Spin-Off, and Marvel’s new Avenger Picture. I also plug our friends over at Legendary Women Inc and their fundraiser going on now.
Just a Reminder, for Dan and my weekly in-depth look at our favorite TV shows check out the Podcast on iTunes or visit AcrosstheAirwaves.com.
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CBS Girl with Dragon Tattoo Rip-off Pilot
http://www.tvline.com/2012/01/cbs-pilots-ralph-lamb-applebaum-chaiken-silver/ -
Alcatraz Fans Have been caught Looking For Fictional Secret Room
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/26/alcatraz-fans-prison-break_n_1234058.html -
Ferris Bueller Ad
http://popwatch.ew.com/2012/01/26/super-bowl-ad-ferris-bueller/ -
NBC Office Spin-Off
http://www.deadline.com/2012/01/the-office-spinoff-starring-rainn-wilson-nbc-2013-new-launch/ -
5 New Images from Avengers Movie
http://marvel.com/news/story/18010/5_new_images_from_marvels_the_avengers -
Legendary Women, Inc. Fundraiser
http://www.legendarywomen.org/content/honoring-lana-lang-kristin-kreuk-chloe-sullivan-and-allison-mack-charity-fund-drive -
Across the Airwaves Blog
www.acrosstheairwaves.com -
Across the Airwaves Podcast
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/across-the-airwaves/id376561427
Hey everybody, it’s Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This is our Bi-Weekly News with Nico YouTube Show which is a supplement to our weekly long form podcast available on iTunes.
On today’s episode I will be discussing Avengers cologne, NBC and Jay Leno being sued over a joke, dirty Family Feud survey answers, Hawaii Five-0′s terrible product placement, ABC and CW both green lighting Beauty and the Beast Pilots, and a new CW medical drama. Also, I plug our friends over at Legendary Women Inc and their fundraiser going on now through February 12th.
Just a Reminder, for Dan and my weekly in-depth look at our favorite TV shows check out the Podcast on iTunes or visit AcrosstheAirwaves.com
Hey everybody, it's Nico and Welcome to Across the Airwaves!!! This is our Weekly News with Nico YouTube Show which is a supplement to our weekly long form podcast available on iTunes.
On today's episode I will be discussing ABC adding additional Last Man Standing episodes; a CBS cross-over event; the return date for Game of Thrones; my first take on Fox's new show The Finder; and AMC's addition of 5 more episodes for Walking Dead Season 3. I'll also be diving in with an opinion on ABC coming to their senses with the show Work It; some early news about Joss Whedon's next film and the Huge Movie News from George Lucas. Finally, I close out the show with some Warehouse 13, Alcatraz premiere, and Expendables 2 news. I also plug our friends over at Legendary Women Inc and their fundraiser going on now.
Just a Reminder, for Dan and my weekly in-depth look at our favorite TV shows check out the Podcast on iTunes or visit AcrosstheAirwaves.com.
Happy Groundhog, Valtenines, and Birthday (to Dan Schmidt) from Across the Airwaves! This week Woo S. Kim and Michael J. Petty cover Clois themed episodes of Smallville "Crimson" and "Bride" in honor of the "holiday" season. Besides covering Smallville, they also discuss the new CW "Arrow" pilot, Dan's birthday, Retro Reviews' shout-out on "Geek Out Loud", Super Bowl Sunday, and more! Also, keep in mind the technical difficulties during this episode. We're sorry for your inconvinience. Just remember, Lois and Clark would be great together!
Hey ATA Listeners, this week marks the beginning of Fox's Alcatraz being added to our slate of reviews and let's just say that it all started with a big bang because this episode is dedicated to celebrating the 100th Episode of The Big Bang Theory. So to make this an extra special bazinga Nico and I decided to give you an extended Big Bang Theory section featuring not just our favorite comedic moments from the 100th Episode but our thoughts on the big twist that occurred with Penny and Leonard's relationship at the end of the episode as well as our favorite comedic moments from all 100 Episodes of The Big Bang Theory. Also the fun doesn't stop there as ATA 67 has reviews on an extremely thrilling episode of Castle, Person of Interest, Chuck, the return of an old enemy on Fringe and our favorite comedic moments from a bleeping new episode Modern Family. By the way just so there isn't any confusion, the review on Chuck in this episode is the same as what was featured on last week's ATA Episode 67 Sneak Preview.
Hello and welcome to Across the Airwaves' Smallville Retro Reviews segment, dedicated to giving weekly reviews on classic Smallville episodes hosted by Michael J. Petty and Woo S. Kim! This week, Michael and Woo reviewed the "Ryan James" themed episodes of Smallville: 1x16 Stray and 2x08 Ryan! They also discuss the Chuck series finale "Chuck vs The Goodbye", news on the movie "The Muppets", and much much more! Let the Civil War begin!
P.S. Vote for Captain America!
Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here. Right now, I am in the progress of editing Across the Airwaves Episode 67 for your listening pleasure. However, with the Chuck Series Finale and our Live Show this Friday, I'm going to give you Listeners a sneak preview of ATA Episode 67 featuring our review on the penultimate episode of Chuck entitled Chuck Versus The Bullet Train so all of you will be caught up on Nico and my thoughts about Chuck as we head into the finale. Also included in this preview episode is a message from our friends at Legendary Women Inc. and Sweet the Smallville forum dedicated to Clark Kent and Lana Lang regarding their charity event raising money for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.
By the way, don’t forget to join us this Friday, January 27 for our Chuck Finale Live Show (Chuck Versus The ATA Live Show) at 10:15/9:15c on our UStream page.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode is entitled Don't Go Breaking My Heart because Cam and Mitchell sang the actual song on the Modern Family and we don't want Fox to go breaking our hearts over their recent stunning announcements. The first being Fox calling Fringe a money pit that has put Season 5 in doubt and second the network setting the release of new Bones episodes to an undetermined date following the airing of the new American Idol season. However, despite this awful double whammy that sent us reeling, we did have something to be excited about on this ATA Episode an e-mail from ATA Supporter Jason Andorfer that made it into our review section for Person of Interest. Also this week we have some great discussions on Castle, an episode of Bones that was one of the series' best, Person of Interest, the third to final episode of Chuck, Fringe and a fun throwback to The Untouchables on Supernatural. Oh, and let's not forget our favorite comedic moments from this week's episodes of The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family.
By the way, don't forget to join us this Friday, January 27 for our Chuck Finale Live Show (Chuck Versus The ATA Live Show) at 10:15/9:15c on our UStream page.
Hey guys! For our landmark 15th episode, Woo and I decided to continue where we left our last episode off, the Season 2 finale Exodus. We return with the Season 3 premiere and second episodes Exile and Phoenix! These episodes go hand-in-hand and relate much to our previous episode. We also reveal some new news about DC Comics logo, George Lucas, and the CW's Green Arrow series "Arrow". So, join us again next week for our episode on two of my most favorite Smallville episodes, Stray and Ryan!
And don't forget to tune into Across the Airwaves' Ustream channel at 10:30/9:30c this Friday, January 27, 2012, for our special retrospective live show (Chuck vs The ATA Live Show) for the NBC series Chuck which will be concluding this Friday as well. More information on that can be found here: http://acrosstheairwaves.com/chuck
Hey everyone, and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' Retro Reviews! This episode covers 2x17 and 2x23 Rosetta and Exodus in one of our best episodes yet! We cover Christopher Reeve on Smallville, Woo's Smallville fantasy, the 2nd season finale, Red K, and DC Comics news on the New 52 and a potential TV series to hit the CW entitled "Arrow". So, hold onto your hats, because this Retro Review goes everywhere and then some!
Hey ATA Listeners, I invite you to rap with me, guess who's back? Back again, The Doctor's back, tell a friend. So why are you still here rapping? Go out there to tell everyone you know that The Doctor's return means that Across The Airwaves, the only podcast that's as cool as a bowtie as a special treat on its 65th Episode our review on the 2011 Doctor Who Christmas Special for all of you Whovians down in Who–Ville, all the tall and the small. Wait a minute, wrong group of Whovians, but it's a perfect way to segue into announcing that Michael's How the Grinch Stole Video Podcasts led the way into giving ATA it's largest number of listeners per month so kudos to him on that one.
Going back to this podcast episode our review of the Doctor Who Christmas Special is complemented by our favorite funniest moments from a new episode of Modern Family along with a discussion on the Midseason Premiere of Supernatural. We also continue with our series of reviews on the final season of Chuck with this week's episode being highly entertaining but leaving us scratching our heads on where the heck this show is going in regards to its finale, even though we are trying really hard to just sit back and have fun as we watch Chuck come to a conclusion.
Hello favorite followers! Michael here; today's episode of ATA's (Smallville) Retro Reviews, Woo and I cover the 10th and Final season of Smallville, including reviewing the Season 10 DVD/Blu-Ray Boxset(s)! Also, two special announcments were given in this episode as well. The first includes a PSA by Woo, which warns people who live in big cities (or any city in general), not to go out late at night! The second is about the Starkville's House of El's (SHoE, the #1 Smallville podcast in the WORLD!!!) FINAL episode (175), which actually features Dan, Woo, and myself, along with a host of other Smallville/SHoE lovers. So that's it for this week guys, and we'll be back soon with out 14th episode. Cheers!
Hey everyone, it's Michael J. Petty, yes, I'm still living! It has been a long hiatus I know, but my podcasting partner Woo S. Kim and I do need breaks every once-in-a-while. ANYWAY, some time ago in November of 2011, Woo and I recorded a special Retro Review hitting close to our childhood. We recorded about Saban's Power Rangers! In this action packed episode, we talk Mighty Mophin, Zeo, Turbo, In Space, Lightspeed Rescue, Time Force, Wild Force, Dino Thunder, S.P.D., Bulk and Skull, Billy Cranston, MMPR: The Movie, Turbo the Movie, Samurai, Forever Red, Countdown To Destruction, and much much more!!! So, join us for a very special Retro Review to kick off the new year!
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's Chucktasticly filled podcast features reviews on not just one but two episodes of the fan favorite TV Series Chuck. The first episode Chuck Versus the Santa Suit was the biggest episode of the series since its spectacular Season 3 Finale giving us everything we wanted to see from the return of a major villain. As for the second episode Chuck Versus the Baby, the cliffhanger that we were left with at the end of the previous episode caused us to go into it really pumped up only to be disappointed but then later satisfied as we were given a feel-good ending that left Nico and I smiling. Also since we had the extra time, Nico and I discuss if Chuck being originally picked up by another network besides NBC would have allowed it to extend past five seasons and give you our predictions for the Chuck Series Finale.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode is entitled Podcast of Interest because it's obviously dedicated to the new CBS Series Person of Interest, which had Nico and my favorite Midseason Finale for the Fall 2011 TV Season. However, that's not all when it comes to sparking your interest in this podcast since we also discuss the shocking discovery made at the end of the Psych Midseason Finale and use our review of Chuck to explain why people who were disappointed with the second half of Season 4 really should come back to the show since there's some really great things ahead as we head towards the Series Finale. Also as an added bonus Nico gives you the lowdown in his new section on all the Summer Movie Trailers that were released over the Holidays along with links to watch them on our YouTube Channel.
It was the night before Midseason Finales and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. Actually, quite a lot of people are stirring as Community fans including Nico and I face the possibility that the shows most recent episode Regional Holiday Music might be its final episode due to the announcement that NBC has benched Community for new episodes of 30 Rock. So in response to yet another boneheaded decision from the old Peacock, we've decided to throw ATA's Holiday Party in honor of Community by this podcast closing out with this sounds of Troy and Abed's Christmas Infiltration Rap and us giving our favorite comedic moments on what may be their final episode. Plus Community even makes our Chuck review as we discuss two surprise celebrity cameos that occurred in the episode.
However, that's not all the presents Nico Clause has in his bag, as this ATA Episode features reviews on the Midseason Finale's for Castle and Bones that left Nico and I on opposite sides of the fence when it came to them being good or not. At the same time, we use this week's episode of Person of Interest as a soapbox to explain how it has become one of the best new shows on television and our review on Chuck gives the promise that it's on track towards once again becoming the little show that could we had such a soft spot for in it's first three seasons. Also there's more where that came from as we round this podcast out with our favorite comedic moments from a Christmas episode of Modern Family as well as a standard episode of The Big Bang Theory.
Ho ho ho and a Merry Christmas to all of our amazing fans on the Interwebs, as Dan would call it, and welcome to another episode of Across the Airwaves' fresh new section entitled "ATA's Retro Reviews! But since you were put on the nice list, you won't have to listen to Dan and Nico banter about new TV episodes, instead, you get Michael and Woo to talk about Smallville (and in this episode, Supernatural)'s Christmas episodes! LEXMAS and A VERY SUPERNATURAL CHRISTMAS are two of our favorite Christmas episodes here at ATA (but don't count out Chuck vs Santa Claus)! So, without furthur adu, let us at ATA bring you, a brand new Retro Review!!!!
Hi ATA Listeners, I have some very sad news to report Sam and Dean Winchester's grumpy mentor and monster researcher extraordinaire Bobby Singer has tragically died at the hands of THAT DAMN GOOD FOR NOTHING LEVIATHAN DICK ROMAN WHO I REALLY WANT TO SEE DEAN BLOW OUT OF HIS MISERY WITH A SHOTGUN BLAST TO THE HEAD! Anyway, in coming down this week's ATA is obviously dedicated to the memory of everyone's favorite drunken Demon Hunter, good ol' Bobby Singer with this episode featuring an extended Supernatural section and the show ending with a song that I think best describes Bobby, The Allman Brothers Band's Ramblin' Man. However, on a more somber note or for you who are in denial that Bobby is gone ATA 61 also has some solid reviews for the Season Finale of ThunderCats, Psych and Bones as well as our favorite comedic moments from Modern Family and what may be the penultimate to final episode of Community.
In the aftermath of a very sad Supernatural mid-season finale, Woo Kim and Michael J. Petty return to the podcasting world for a Smallville Retro Review of 4x18 Spirit. Yes, the prom episode. They couldn't pass up the opportunity for some promaganda and had to cover this episode. Although Michael gets upset about Lifehouse's song choice, Woo is there to keep him on his rocker. So enjoy this latest episode of ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews, and come back next time for our Christmas episode of Retro Reviews feat. Lexmas and A Very Supernatural Christmas...Nuff said!
This week's ATA is entitled Animation Domination because like Fox's Sunday Night Lineup the majority of this podcast features reviews on two episodes of the Cartoon Network Animated Series' Young Justice and ThunderCats. However, for those of you who might not be animation fans you're not going to want to pass this edition of ATA up since our other favorite shows being on hiatus gave us the opportunity to have an extended discussion on the Castle episode Kill Shot where Staina Katic as Beckett and Jon Huertas gave their best performances of the series.
This week's ATA is entitled Animation Domination because like Fox's Sunday Night Lineup the majority of this podcast features reviews on two episodes of the Cartoon Network Animated Series' Young Justice and ThunderCats. However, for those of you who might not be animation fans you're not going to want to pass this edition of ATA up since our other favorite shows being on hiatus gave us the opportunity to have an extended discussion on the Castle episode Kill Shot where Staina Katic as Beckett and Jon Huertas gave their best performances of the series.
This ATA Episode is entitled Dan and Nico, Interrupted as we got a little off our rocker like the two old guys from the Muppets when it came to reviewing the week's schedule of our favorite shows. Again, Nico's harsh criticism regarding Sweet's interaction with Daisy on this week's Bones was warranted but me being disappointed with this week's episodes of Psych and Fringe came across as a bit wacko. I don't know if it was the soothing saxophone sounds of Kenny G that Shawn and Gus used to take down the killer of the week messing with my head or Supernatural ending with the possibiliy that a major character could die but something made me nutty when recording this podcast. Anyway, regardless of what I was smoking (yes, that one goes out to you ATA Supporter JColeman) my out of place criticism spawned a great discussion with Nico on the week's new episodes of Psych, Bones, Person of Interest, Fringe, Chuck and Supernatural that I'm sure all of you will enjoy. Plus as always we share our favorite comedic moments from Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory and Community, which in this episode kicks off an ATA Campaign where you listeners need to go and vote for Sheldon himself a.k.a. Jim Parsons to win a People's Choice Award.
Hey Everybody, this week's ATA is entitled Nimrods, Bozos and Crazies because the highlight of this episode is Nico's justified rant during our Chuck section about the stupid decisions NBC has made over the past few years causing the network to go from number one all the way down to number four almost in what felt like overnight. Also this ATA podcast's closing song is Kiss from a Rose by Seal, which was performed on the week's episode of Community, a show that NBC is making the bad mistake of benching for the second half of the 2011–12 TV Season. However, just because NBC is currently making some really dumb decisions, we don't let them rain on this episode's parade as it is chocked full of great reviews for Castle, Young Justice, two episodes of Thundercats, Psych, Bones, Fringe, Chuck and Supernatural along with our favorite comedic moments from The Big Bang Theory and Community.
Hello loyal ATA/Smallville/Woo followers! We are terribly sorry about the delay of Retro Reviews episodes, but this DOUBLE EPISODE will make up for that. In the first hour, Michael J. Petty and co-host Woo S. Kim cover 3 Zod themed episodes of Smallville. 9X1 Savior, 9x22 Salvation, and 10x19 Dominion! One before Zod, two before Zod, THREE BEFORE ZOD! And After that, because of technical difficulties on Michael's end, Woo recorded a second hour Thanksgiving (Tanksgiving) episode featuring the episodes 6x7 Rage and 10X7 Ambush, the Thanksgiving episodes of Smallville. So, enjoy that as well as our Zod half of this Thanksgiving Special! And if you think that's good, wait until our Christmas Specials....
Who's that podcastin up there? Is it a bird? No! Is it a plane? No! Is it the twister? Yeah! So join Nico and I for a podcast episode where our favorite shows twist again like they did with the cliffhangers at the beginning of last summer. Yeah, you heard me right the episodes of Castle, Psych, Bones, Person of Interest, Chuck and Fringe that we review on this ATA Podcast all feature some sort of twist. However, the fun doesn't stop there as we cover an episode of Supernatural that doesn't fit our episode's theme but is still fun nonetheless as well as give you our favorite comedic moments from the week's episodes of Modern Family, Big Bang Theory and Community.
Hello and welcome back to ATA's Retro Reviews!!! So, apparently Woo and I are doing a decent job, because you're all back!!! Anyway, this week, we are covering two of our favorite Bryan Q. Miller (ex-Teen Titans and Batgirl writer) written episodes of Smallville!!! 8X5 Committed and 8x12 Bulletproof. Committed is actually the first real Clois episode (I believe) and Bulletproof is just awesome! So, without further adu, please sit back, relax, and enjoy our BQM episode of Retro Reviews!!!
When there's something strange in your neighborhood who are you gonna call Across the Airwaves with a Halloween episode! Yeah, I know it's a little after the fact but please bear with us as we get back on track and enjoy the fun with a podcast featuring the sounds of Halloween along with reviews of Castle, Psych, Last Man Standing, The Big Bang Theory, Community and Supernatural that all had a Halloween theme. Also we give our thoughts on standard episodes of Young Justice and Person of Interest as well as the Final Season Premiere of Chuck.
Across the Airwaves' 8th Retro Review episode!!! Hosted by Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim, our favorite (BESIDES Dan & Nico) co-hosts talk the Geoff Johns written episodes of Smallville. Season 8's Legion, Season 9's Socitey/Legends (the "Absolute Justice" event), and Season 10's Booster. As Michael points out in this episode, they all help Clark Kent become Superman in very unique ways while paying homage to all sorts of heroes, past (JSA), present (JLA), and future (Legion of Super-Heroes/Booster Gold)!!! So, sit down, strap in, and prepare to fight as one in this 2-HOUR ACTION PACKED EPISODE!!!
Hey ATA Listeners, join us as we race Chariots of Fire style to catch up with current new episodes of our favorite shows by reviewing the episodes of Castle, Young Justice, Psych, Person of Interest and Supernatural for the week of October 17th. Also along with this slate of reviews Nico and I share our favorite funniest moments from the week's episodes of Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory and Last Man Standing.
It's our Halloween episode of ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews! Michael J. Petty and Woo S. Kim cover two scary Halloween favorites 4x10 "Scare" and 5x5 "Thirst"! Yes, we know, Thirst is a little over the top, but we ARE open to suggestions for episodes to cover. So, please enjoy these episodes (and watch them BEFORE or WHILE listening to this podcast) and have fun with it guys! Stay super!
Like I told you all last issue, err, I mean, episode, we are cranking out the episodes this week!!!! We have a NEW theme song. A NEW mentality. And a NEW way to review an entire season of Smallville in about an hour!!! How great is that!?!?!?! So, this episode, we're covering the Writer's Strike season of Smallville aka Season 7. We talk the premiere and finale extensively along with Green Arrow spin-off, Veritas, Batman, and much, much more! So enjoy this episode and stay tuned for SRR's Scary Halloween episode which is due to be released Thursday for your convinence and our own. Stay super everyone!
HATERS GONNA HATE! That's what we have to say to those fans who dislike the sixth season of Smallville. The season that introduces Oliver Queen, Henry James Olsen, Martian Manhunter, Bizarro, and the Justice League has taken so much hate over the years, that Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim have had enough! They defended the season bravely and nobley, but not enough to excuse Lana Luthor or Noir I'm afraid. ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews episode 5 has been critically acclaimed as the BEST SRR episode to date! So please sit back, relax, and enjoy the rant, err, I mean, show...
Hey! Hey! Hey! It's the Smallville Retro Reviews (that's SRR to you)! This time on the SRR, we talk about the entire ninth season of Smallville! While mostly talking about Zod, we also talk about the unfortunate death of Apple creator Steve Jobs and Woo and I's experience with Apple. Also, we talk about Cartoon Network's MAD's Smallville: Turn Off The Clark. Lionel Luthor acting like a chicken is TOTALLY worth it!!!! So, tune in for our 4th episode of ATA's SRR hosted by yours truly Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim. Tune in next week for our overview of the 6th season (yes, I said 6th) of Smallville! Somebody SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVE me!!!!!!!
Gotta get back in tiiiiiiimmmmeeeee!!!!!!! Oh yes, don't worry, this Back to The Future/Supernatural Mystery Spot reference IS intentional as we are reviewing the episodes of Smallville that, go back in time. Yes, this week, Woo and I are reviewing Superman favorites Relic (1961) and Kandor. Both of these episodes give us more information on Jor-El, the father of Clark Kent aka Kal-El aka Superman and his first experience on Earth as well as his friendship with General Zod (back when he was a Major) on Krypton. But, enough of me talking, just listen to this hour long episode and be sure to tune in next week for our Smallville Season 9 overview!!!
You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension: a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind. You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You've just crossed over into... the Twilight Zone.
Actually, that's not true, you are actually just a ATA Listener who is going to let me tell you about the strange things that occurred on the editing room floor that got this podcast out to you so late in the week. As you can imagine, there was ain't no doubt about it that this episode had its awkward moments but some of the fun parts include a really strange noise being made in the background during our Doctor Who, Nico trying to reenact a scene from A Streetcar Named Desire, two grown men debating over a relationship between animated cartoon characters and Nico even going to the extent of throwing a Pretender reference into one of our reviews. I mean, who references The Pretender, honestly?! Actually, it probably would be Nico.
However, before you start trying to open an X File this episode does obtain some sense of normalcy because it does feature our promised reviews on new episodes of Doctor Who, Castle, Young Justice, Person of Interest, Fringe and Supernatural as well as what we thought were the funniest moments from this week's episodes of Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory and Community. So give this podcast a listen because even though things may appear a little strange here at ATA, that's not going to keep us from telling you how all the laughs and drama from your favorite shows seem to be shaping up into a very strong Fall TV Season despite not all of the players being on the board yet.
Following the smashing hit that was Smallville Retro Reviews Episode 1 (feat. Pilot) comes the 2nd installation of SRR, but this time reviewing 2x07 and 8x18: Lineage and Eternal (respectively). Join Woo and myself as we plunge into the "behind-the-scenes" of last weeks episode Pilot in this 30 minute episode! And don't forget to check back in next week for our review on Superman lore episodes Relic and Kandor! So strap yourselves in, this one's gonna be a bumpy ride!!!!
Uh–Oh ATA Listeners! Cass has gone and poisoned the water hole leading to one of the best episodes of Supernatural that we've seen since Season 5. Yeah, I know at the end of last season Nico and I were ready to consider the show about the Winchester Brothers hunting the things that go bump in the night dead to rights but this week veteran Supernatural writer Ben Edlund picked us up in the Impala and took us on a thrill ride filled with eweey gooey shotgun shattering Leviathans, hallucinations of Lucifer and a shocking cliffhanger that will make you scream All Hell Breaks Loose Part 2 again. So as a result of Sam and Dean getting their mojo back, we've got a special treat for you, a discussion on Supernatural where Nico and I finally get to show you just how excited we can get about the show like in the old days before we started recording this podcast and the Brothers were hunting Yellow Eyes.
However, just because our Supernatural (we're not worthy of Ben Edlund) Discussion is the main highlight for this week's episode don't count out our other sections because as promised we provided you with reviews of Doctor Who, Castle, the excellent Season Finale of Alphas, Person of Interest and Fringe that are totally worth listening to especially when it comes to crackpot theories about future episodes. Plus we have our Funniest Moments sections for Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory and Community that will show you why it's worth taking 30 minutes to watch each of these sitcoms.
Hello fellow Smallvillians and ATA fans, Michael J. Petty has returned! This year, I have become an official co-host, but that's not all! I am back to review Smallville's finest moments! Yes, we know Smallville has been completed and Clark Kent is Superman, but we're not really ready to let go of the series just yet. And with me this year (and hopefully next year as well) is a new face to ATA, a "freshman" is you will, Woo S. Kim! Woo and I have talked for about 2 years over the SHoE website, and he volunteered to co-host this section with me. Now, our normal section will only be about 20 to 30 minutes on a regular ATA episode, but since we're reviewing 1x1 "Pilot" today, it went a full hour! Also, Woo will be on with me on a bi-weekly basis as Dan want's to co-host with me as well. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!
On this week's special giant sized episode (excuse my Steven Tyler voice) ATA is back in the saddle again as we kick off the NEW Fall 2011–12 TV Season with a NEW script format, NEW reviews for the shows Doctor Who, Castle, Alphas, Ringer, Sons of Anarchy, CBS's newcomer Person of Interest, Fringe and Supernatural as well as three NEW Podcast segments revealing our favorite funny moments from the Season Premieres of Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory and Community. In other words if you haven't figured it out based on the extreme exciting emphasis put on writing the word NEW, Nico and I have high hopes that this episode is going to kick off a season of ATA that's going to cross the airwaves or review the week in television better than ever before, so if you've just discovered us or have been here from the beginning, I would strongly advise listening to this podcast because it's jammed packed with material that's just the start of something great to come.
Hey ATA Listeners, have you ever heard that time flies when you're having fun? Well, that old saying has met up with Across the Airwaves as we have reached the milestone of our 50th Episode. However, just because Nico and I decided to celebrate by using this episode to take a trip down Podcast Memory Lane, we didn't start the fire on the party, in fact Michael is the one responsible by performing his own musical number paying tribute to the variety of topics we've talked about over the past 50 episodes of ATA.
Plus as it turns out this spectacular 50th episode of ATA is much bigger on the inside with Nico and I reviewing the hit British TV Series Doctor Who, SyFy Channel's newcomer Alphas and the most recent episode of the new ThunderCats. On that note, if you've just started listening or have been with us since the beginning Nico, Michael, the new guy Woo and I can't thank you enough for your support over the past 50 Episodes and here's to your support over the next 50 more.
Hey Gang, it looks like we've got another mystery on our hands, so let's split up. Velma, you go with Shaggy and Scooby, I'll go with...Nico?! Aw, shucks I wanted to go with Daphne but this isn't Scooby-Doo Where Are You?, it's ATA so I'm going to have to settle for the next best thing, Nico returning from Africa to help me record a podcast episode reviewing the new Cartoon Network shows, ThunderCats and Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated.
Highlights from this episode include Nico giving all of you listeners the 411 on his adventure in Africa and us using our own brand of sight beyond sight to compare the new ThunderCats Series to the 1984 Version in a discussion that will make you proudly cry, Thunder, Thunder, ThunderCats HO! Plus this is followed up by an in-depth look at Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated that pays tribute to all the Scooby incarnations from Where Are You? to the Live-Action Films with the help of soundbites from the Mystery Inc. Gang and the creepy characters that they've met while mystery solving over the years. Yes, if you're an old-school animation junkie this is the episode for you, so with that I leave you with this question will you listen to this podcast for a Scooby Snack?
All those Decepticons and Aliens who oppose our shield must yield because we are bringing you loyal ATA Listeners a podcast episode dedicated to reviewing the hit summer blockbuster movies Captain America: The First Avenger, J.J. Abrams' Super 8 and Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon! Highlights from this action-packed episode include Nico's current trek to Africa bringing Michael J. Petty back to the show for a discussion where sounds from the 80s and early 90s help us explain changes that could've been made to make the movie Super 8 more memorable and our satisfaction that Transformers 3 proved the popular franchise is still about robots in disguise rather than Megan Fox's underpants. However that doesn't come before us taking an in-depth look at Captain America: The First Avenger where Michael and I reveal our theories/predictions about how the film will connect to next summer's Avengers movie.
Warning!!! This podcast was recorded under the status that our listeners have seen these movies so if you are waiting to watch them on DVD/Blu-ray be warned that this episode will contain SPOILERS!!!
(Guitar playing in background): ComicCon is a festival of media, where instead of just getting info on Comics, we get news on TV, Movies and Video Games alike. But if you feel like the only kid in town without a way to San Diego, here's a song for people who weren't able to attend the Con just like you and MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
Now with that I could carry along with my parody of an Adam Sandler Holiday favorite by busting out the chorus get your Cosplay on, it's time to celebrate ComicCon or I can save you ATA Listeners from imagining the horror of Nico or I trying to sing by providing what brought you to this website in the first place. And would you look at that I got what you're looking for right here with a brand-new podcast episode dedicated to letting you experience the sights and sounds of San Diego ComicCon International 2011 right through your iPod/MP3 player.
Yep, this episode is all about the biggest Entertainment Convention in the world and we've got one big episode for you that covers just about everything we here at ATA have an interest in, such as new TV shows like CBS's Person of Interest, Returning Series like Castle, the upcoming movie Amazing Spider–Man, video games such as Batman: Arkham City and what's going on in the world of Comic Books. In fact, there was so much stuff at this year's ComicCon to be excited about we had to break this episode into two parts.
Basically, to sum it up Part 1 features a section where Nico and I make sense out of the News Headlines that erupted out of G4 Network's coverage of ComicCon as well as our sources on the Internet. We also followed this section up with a discussion on the celebrity panels for the upcoming Spider–Man movie along with the TV shows Terra Nova, Castle, Ringer, Doctor Who, Torchwood: Miracle Day, Falling Skies and Psych. Then with Part 2 of the podcast Nico and I cover the Panels for Community, Bones, The Big Bang Theory, Fringe, Person of Interest, Grimm, Chuck and Supernatural.
So if you're one of those Listeners who likes to skip around between the topics that we discuss in our episodes use this post as a guide when it comes to which part of this Special ATA ComicCon Episode you want to listen to or if you want just listen to the whole thing to impress your friends with with your infinite knowledge of current Pop Culture. Again, this was a big episode of ATA and that especially goes for all the outside research plus editing that was done to make this recording possible so I sincerely hope you enjoy our tribute to the biggest Entertainment Festival of the year San Diego Comic Con 2011.
(Guitar playing in background): ComicCon is a festival of media, where instead of just getting info on Comics, we get news on TV, Movies and Video Games alike. But if you feel like the only kid in town without a way to San Diego, here's a song for people who weren't able to attend the Con just like you and MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
Now with that I could carry along with my parody of an Adam Sandler Holiday favorite by busting out the chorus get your Cosplay on, it's time to celebrate ComicCon or I can save you ATA Listeners from imagining the horror of Nico or I trying to sing by providing what brought you to this website in the first place. And would you look at that I got what you're looking for right here with a brand-new podcast episode dedicated to letting you experience the sights and sounds of San Diego ComicCon International 2011 right through your iPod/MP3 player.
Yep, this episode is all about the biggest Entertainment Convention in the world and we've got one big episode for you that covers just about everything we here at ATA have an interest in, such as new TV shows like CBS's Person of Interest, Returning Series like Castle, the upcoming movie Amazing Spider–Man, video games such as Batman: Arkham City and what's going on in the world of Comic Books. In fact, there was so much stuff at this year's ComicCon to be excited about we had to break this episode into two parts.
Basically, to sum it up Part 1 features a section where Nico and I make sense out of the News Headlines that erupted out of G4 Network's coverage of ComicCon as well as our sources on the Internet. We also followed this section up with a discussion on the celebrity panels for the upcoming Spider–Man movie along with the TV shows Terra Nova, Castle, Ringer, Doctor Who, Torchwood: Miracle Day, Falling Skies and Psych. Then with Part 2 of the podcast Nico and I cover the Panels for Community, Bones, The Big Bang Theory, Fringe, Person of Interest, Grimm, Chuck and Supernatural.
So if you're one of those Listeners who likes to skip around between the topics that we discuss in our episodes use this post as a guide when it comes to which part of this Special ATA ComicCon Episode you want to listen to or if you want just listen to the whole thing to impress your friends with with your infinite knowledge of current Pop Culture. Again, this was a big episode of ATA and that especially goes for all the outside research plus editing that was done to make this recording possible so I sincerely hope you enjoy our tribute to the biggest Entertainment Festival of the year San Diego Comic Con 2011.
Hey ATA Listeners, does the summer heat have you down? Well, (Sam and Dave music starts playing) hold on, ATA is coming with Nico and I giving you a preview of the Fall 2011 TV Season. In other words, we're using this episode to discuss the new shows we're going to be watching, the shows we decided to pass on and the predictions that we have for the return of our favorite shows like Castle. Highlights from this episode include my excitement over CBS's Person of Interest a new show from JJ Abrams and Jonathan Nolan, Nico discussing his struggles over having time to add shows like The CW's Ringer as well as NBC's Prime Suspect to his TV watching schedule and we both talk about the Networks failing to see that putting shows of the same genre on at the same time might be a bad idea especially when it comes to Friday night.
Also if you don't listen to the Enhanced ACC version of our podcast here is the list of links to the previews for the new TV Shows and shows in their Sophomore seasons that we discuss in this episode just so you have a frame of reference to work with.
Monday Night * 2 Broke Girls * Terra Nova * The Playboy Club
Tuesday Night * Last Man Standing * Body of Proof * Ringer
Wednesday Night * Revenge
Thursday Night * How to be a Gentlemen * Person of Interest * Charlie's Angels * Prime Suspect
Friday Night * Grimm * Blue Bloods
Aye ATA Mortals, it is I, the Mighty Dan returning to you from the land of Asgard with a podcast episode, in which thee would consider to be one hammer wielding, ring slinging and submarine lifting of a good time that would make you call out for another as your hand smashes your iPod against a table. Basically, if you haven't caught on already this episode of ATA is all about Michael joining Nico and I to review three of this summer's biggest blockbuster movies Thor, X-Men: First Class and Green Lantern. Highlights from these reviews include an analysis on how Kenneth Branagh's mastery of the material in the Thor comics totally alleviated our fears of the Norse God turned Superhero being translated poorly to the big screen. Also we discussed the talented young actors who by adding their own flair to the popular Mutant characters might have made X-Men: First Class the best superhero movie of the summer and how the lack of this technique in Green Lantern might have ruined DC Comics' attempt at creating another film franchise.
Hey ATA Listeners, join us as we party on Earth, Wind, Fire and Rain style till new TV in September with our reviews on the Season Finales of Chuck, Castle, Bones and Supernatural that are filled with a barrage of crackpot theories and predictions for the return of these shows this Fall. Highlights from the episode include Nico's thoughts on the Smallville Finale since he wasn't able to join us for the Live Show, a strong explanation on why Castle had the best finale of the season and our thoughts on the bombshell dropped at the end of the Bones Finale.
Plus if that's not enough, this episode of ATA creates some Season Finale suspense of its own with two hard-core debates on the Chuck Finale and the writers making a decision in the Supernatural Finale that may have put us on the crossroads with continuing to review the show. But don't worry, even though it bothered us this issue has nothing to do with Lisa and Ben. However, for the answer on if Supernatural will be a part of our slate of reviews in the Fall, you're just going to have to wait until September, just like with new episodes of our favorite network shows. Again, unlike a Writers Room, you listeners out there do have control over the decisions made with ATA so if you want Supernatural to stick around in our reviews, let us know through Facebook posts, Tweets or E-mails.
On that note, even though we're holding off the verdict on Supernatural until the Fall, expect ATA to be around during the summer but first we're taking a brief hiatus to set up a new and improved format for our upcoming coverage of the 2011–2012 season But we will be back in June to review the summer blockbusters Thor and Green Lantern starring ATA favorite Ryan Reynolds.
Also, we’d like to thank our guest hosts AlisaLea from the Young Justice Podcast and Robin Burdge from Media Junkyard and Starkville’s House of El for joining us on the Superman Live Show and for all the tremendous support that all you Smallville fans out there gave us on the night of the event.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here with a very big treat for all of you, our much advertised and anticipated event, Across the Airwaves' Superman Live Show dedicated to celebrating the trials we witnessed throughout the course of the hit TV series Smallville that transformed a high school freshman named Clark Kent into Superman, the greatest hero that the world has ever known.
Basically, as the Live Show started it did a nice job of taking flight with the host of the Young Justice Podcast, AlisaLea Gossage's always wonderful insight on everything Smallville but then this podcast blasted into the stratosphere when we got a big surprise as Robin Burdge, a host on the podcasts Media Junkyard and Starkville's House of El, the number one Smallville podcast on the Net entered the chat room and then faster than a speeding bullet, our very own Michael J. Petty had Robin up on the Skype and talking with us. Yes, you read that right, one last-minute Twitter post got Across the Airwaves biggest celebrity guest yet and thanks to Robin along with AlisaLea's presence this Live Show became exactly what I wanted it to be, an incredibly memorable event dedicated to Superman and one of my favorite TV Shows, Smallville.
Honestly, I know this may come across a little as sucking up but having your and Michael's support when it came to saying goodbye to a show that has been so important to me over the years, meant the world to me especially when some of that support came from Starkville's House of El, and the very podcast that inspired the creation of Across The Airwaves. I mean, just getting the opportunity to ask you questions, Robin to pull back the curtain on the podcast that I've been listening to for the past three years was wicked cool and I sincerely hope that I've broken the ice enough between ATA and SHoE soon to be Geek Out Loud for us to become friends and that goes for the guys at Media Junkyard as well.
So now that I've made Robin who might be reading this turn bright red, there's one thing I want you listeners to take away from this blog post where I've basically kneeled before Zod and declared we're not worthy to some highly successful podcasts, which is listen to the Superman Live Show. I don't care if you're a regular Superman fan, just enjoy watching Smallville, or are just a general fan of ATA, this is one of the best shows that we've recorded since the insight that was given to us by our excellent guest hosts was simply spectacular and if you listened to us live on the night of the 20th, I would still recommend checking out this re–recorded version because it contains jaw dropping images and audio that we were unable to put into the podcast while we were live due to the restrictions of Ustream.
By the way, if you want to hear more of our excellent guest hosts spectacular insight, check out AlisaLea on her Young Justice Podcast and check out Robin on the Media Junkyard Podcast, the final season of Starkville's House of El Episodes 154–175 and coming soon to a iTunes near you, the new Geek Out Loud. Also if it's easier to access the links to these podcasts are available on the right-hand side of this webpage under the category of References. Oh and one more thing, I'd like to thank you listeners who joined us during the Superman Live Show, this episode would not be possible without you which is something that especially goes for Shannon Cochrane, Noelia Davila, James Hansson and Josiane Ochman whose barrage of Tweets featuring their favorite Smallville Clark Kent Memories played a huge part in helping me complete the script for this episode, so thanks!
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's podcast is called Tribute cause well, each of the TV shows that we review in this episode all paid tribute to something. On Chuck, they paid tribute to the motion picture epic known as Star Wars, on Bones all the characters pay tribute to a fallen comrade and on Castle they pay tribute to fashion?! Yeah, I wasn't too fond of Castle covering the topic of fashion either, but at least it created a solid debate with Nico that led into a huge discussion revolving around the death of a major character on this week's episode of Bones, so please make sure that you're all caught up because there's some mega-spoilers in this podcast. Other highlights from this episode include speculation on which character is going to get killed in the Season Finale of Castle, our theory that season seven of Bones is going to put Brennan and Booth up against a Government conspiracy and us giving out random facts about a variety of topics throughout episode. So with that, there's only one thing left for you to do, put the lime in the coconut and listen to this podcast.
By the way, due to preparations that needed to be made for the Superman Live Show and Nico having Final Exams our editing timetable has gotten off a bit so please bear with us as we try to get all of our Season Finale episode reviews released as soon as possible because believe me when I say good things come to people who wait, especially in regards to the Superman Live Show.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this weeks episode Nico and I discuss predictions for our favorite shows that we want to (Everybody sing Billy Ocean style!) get off of our dreams and onto our TV screen with reviews for the episodes of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Smallville and Supernatural leading into their Season Finales along with us taking an in-depth look at the stunning but yet mindbending Season Finale of Fringe. Highlights from this episode include how a trip to LA can be added to a long list of reasons on why Castle is one of the best shows on television, a discussion on what we believe to be Bones' best episode of the season and us giving props to Ben Edlund who appears to be the Lone Writer who pulled Supernatural away from the brink of cancellation.
By the way, be sure to join us May 20 at 9:15/8:15 Central on ATA’s Ustream Channel for our Superman Live Show dedicated to discussing the Smallville Series Finale and remember for this event to be possible, we need all you listeners out there to send us your favorite Smallville Clark Kent/Superman memories by using e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, our YouTube Channel or this blog to answer the three following questions…
- What is your favorite memory from watching Clark Kent on the TV show Smallville?
- What is your favorite memory of the character of Superman? (This can come from anywhere, comics, the George Reeve Superman, the Christopher Reeve Superman movies, the many animated versions of Superman, Lois and Clark, Superman returns or something more obscure like buying your first Superman action figure.)
- How has the character of Superman inspired you personally or why do you love the character?
Hey ATA Listeners, with the Series Finale airing this Friday night, Nico and I thought it would be more relevant if we reviewed the penultimate or second to last episode of Smallville before the finale, so here is a sneak preview of Across The Airwaves Episode 42 only featuring our review on the Smallville episode 10x20 Prophecy with the reviews for the week's episodes of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe and Supernatural set to come out in the official release of ATA Episode 42. However, be forewarned that in this preview Nico and I expressed some serious concerns about the Smallville Finale because we like all of you fans out there want it to be a huge success which means that were sharing with you our thoughts on Prophecy early in hopes that you listeners will send us comments, Tweets, Facebook posts and E-mails that will help alleviate our anxiety for the Finale.
By the way, while we are on the topic of Smallville, be sure to join us May 20 at 9:15/8:15 Central on ATA’s Ustream Channel for our Superman Live Show dedicated to discussing the Smallville Series Finale and remember for this event to be possible, we need all you listeners out there to send us your favorite Smallville Clark Kent/Superman memories by using e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, our YouTube Channel or this blog to answer the three following questions…
- What is your favorite memory from watching Clark Kent on the TV show Smallville?
- What is your favorite memory of the character of Superman? (This can come from anywhere, comics, the George Reeve Superman, the Christopher Reeve Superman movies, the many animated versions of Superman, Lois and Clark, Superman returns or something more obscure like buying your first Superman action figure.)
- How has the character of Superman inspired you personally or why do you love the character?
Hey, ATA Listeners to get all of you pumped up about the Smallville Series Finale this Friday, May 13 at 8/7c and our Superman Live Show next Friday night May 20 at 9:15/8:15c Michael and I decided to record a Mini Podcast Episode discussing the trailer for the Smallville Series Finale that was shown at the end of last week's episode entitled Prophecy. Highlights from this Mini Podcast include Michael pointing out the footage from the Smallville Finale that was used in the trailer, our predictions on how Smallville is going to end and us preparing to say goodbye to show that we have grown up with over the past 10 years.
Here is the trailer for the Smallville Series Finale if you want to use it to follow along with our podcast...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrLxE-K05bI&feature=channel_video_title
By the way, be sure to join us May 20 at 9:15/8:15 Central on ATA’s Ustream Channel for our Superman Live Show dedicated to discussing the Smallville Series Finale and remember for this event to be possible, we need all you listeners out there to send us your favorite Smallville Clark Kent/Superman memories by using e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, our YouTube Channel or this blog to answer the three following questions…
- What is your favorite memory from watching Clark Kent on the TV show Smallville?
- What is your favorite memory of the character of Superman? (This can come from anywhere, comics, the George Reeve Superman, the Christopher Reeve Superman movies, the many animated versions of Superman, Lois and Clark, Superman returns or something more obscure like buying your first Superman action figure.)
- How has the character of Superman inspired you personally or why do you love the character?
Hey ATA Listeners, this weeks episode is all about miracles and no we are not paying tribute to the band Jefferson Starship, who Dean Winchester claims to be horrible and hard to kill. Actually we went with his title because the characters on our favorite shows all seemed to be in need of a miracle this week with Bones and Booth looking for that emotional spark to begin their romantic relationship, Oliver searching for a way to remove the Omega tattoo on Smallville, the Fringe Team looking for a way to save our world and on Supernatural a miracle did occur as the writers used a shocking twist to put what started out as a lackluster Season Six on the path towards an outstanding conclusion. Highlights from this episode include my predictions on how the Smallville Series Finale is going to play out, Nico and I piecing back together are our crackpot theories on Fringe after this week's episode left us with a huge game changer and last but not least we we bask in amazement over the writers of Supernatural turning things around to make us excited about watching it again.
By the way, be sure to join us May 20 at 9:15/8:15 Central on ATA’s Ustream channel for our Superman Live Show dedicated to discussing the Smallville Series Finale and remember for this event to be possible, we need all you listeners out there to send us your favorite Smallville Clark Kent/Superman memories by using e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, are YouTube Channel or this blog to answer the three following questions…
- What is your favorite memory from watching Clark Kent on the TV show Smallville?
- What is your favorite memory of the character of Superman? (This can come from anywhere, comics, the George Reeve Superman, the Christopher Reeve Superman movies, the many animated versions of Superman, Lois and Clark, Superman returns or something more obscure like buying your first Superman action figure.)
- How has the character of Superman inspired you personally or why do you love the character?
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It's the end of the TV season as we know it and we here at ATA feel fine, at least for the most part as Nico and I reach a bittersweet crossroad over being extremely excited to see how things going to play out for the characters of Fringe and Supernatural as they face the end of the world in their respective season finales but yet with this week's Bones being used as a backdoor pilot, we were hit with the hard cold reality that some of our favorites like Chuck and Smallville for sure will be coming to an end. On that note, highlights for this episode include an in-depth discussion on Booster the final episode of Smallville written by DC Comics legend Geoff Johns and the gunslinger from the Old West, Dakota Dan joining us for our rooting tooting review of this week Supernatural.
Speaking of Smallville, be sure to join us May 20 at 9:15/8:15ct on ATA’s Ustream channel for our Superman Live Show dedicated to discussing the Smallville Series Finale and remember for this event to be possible, we need all you listeners out there to send us your favorite Smallville Clark Kent/Superman memories by using e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, are YouTube Channel or this blog to answer the three following questions…
- What is your favorite memory from watching Clark Kent on the TV show Smallville?
- What is your favorite memory of the character of Superman? (This can come from anywhere, comics, the George Reeve Superman, the Christopher Reeve Superman movies, the many animated versions of Superman, Lois and Clark, Superman returns or something more obscure like buying your first Superman action figure.)
- How has the character of Superman inspired you personally or why do you love the character?
On this podcast episode, you don't know what we can find, so why don't you come along with me ATA Listener on a magic carpet ride because this week of television got a little trippy as a Volkoff begins acting like Mr. Rogers on Chuck, Beckett starts hanging out with a writer that's not Castle, Bones believes that Booth saw a Yeti in Nepal, Clark is transported to a darker version of Smallville that exists on an alternate Earth, the Winchester Brothers are driving a Mustang instead of the Impala and to top it all off, Fringe gets animated literally! Thankfully, after a week of television that felt like puffing the Magic Dragon, Nico, Michael and I are here for you Listeners acting as the White Castle to cure your case of the munchies through a great discussion about how Castle, Bones and other police procedural shows are taking notes from each other on how to create lasting romantic tension and Michael joins us for a fairly in-depth discussion on Kent and the other final five episodes of Smallville that makes up for the shows obnoxious five-week hiatus.
Speaking of Smallville, be sure to join us May 20 at 9:15/8:15 Central on ATA's Ustream channel for our Superman Live Show dedicated to discussing the Smallville Series Finale and remember for this event to be possible, we need all you listeners out there to send us your favorite Smallville Clark Kent/Superman memories by using e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, are YouTube Channel or this blog to answer the three following questions...
- What is your favorite memory from watching Clark Kent on the TV show Smallville?
- The weight andWhat is your favorite memory of the character of Superman? (This can come from anywhere, comics, the George Reeve Superman, the Christopher Reeve Superman movies, the many animated versions of Superman, Lois and Clark, Superman returns or something more obscure like buying your first Superman action figure.)
- How has the character of Superman inspired you personally or why do you love the character?
Just as a minor note Michael and my excitement/sadness over the upcoming Smallville Series Finale caused our Smallville section to be a little long-winded this week making this podcast episode longer than usual so if you're not a Smallville fan just skip this section, which goes from 01:16:07 to 01:56:38 and you'll have a podcast that is our normal standard length.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this weeks episode of Across the Airwaves, we serve you up with a slice of reviews for Castle and Bones that will hopefully hold over your appetite until next week, where we will be back to reviewing not just the shows featured in this episode but Chuck, Fringe, Supernatural and the final five episodes of Smallville. As for this week, highlights include Nico dishing some big casting news on the upcoming movies, Superman: Man of Steel as well as The Dark Knight Rises, a discussion on a huge plot detail that was revealed about the season finale of Castle and more about the upcoming Bones Spin-Off crossover episode.
By the way, be sure to join us for our Superman Live Show dedicated to reviewing the Series Finale of Smallville occurring on Friday May 20th at 9:15/ 8:15 Central on our Ustream Channel.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's episode don't call us sidekicks, as we have our resident superhero expert, Michael join us for an in-depth discussion on Cartoon Networks and DC Comics' brand-new hit animated series Young Justice. In this section, we not only review Young Justice but go over the show with a fine tooth comb as Michael and I give our thoughts on the first nine episodes of the series, analyze each of the characters one by one and talk about our future predictions for the storyline. However, if you're not really a big fan of superheroes that doesn't mean that you should take a pass on this episode because what would an Across the Airwaves podcast be without fulfilling your Nathan Fillion fix for the week as we review an episode of his hit show Castle that takes the idea of Law and Order in a whole new direction. Other highlights from the episode include Nico making a pretty solid argument on why this week's Castle was mediocre and yours truly bursting with excitement over DC Comics' plans to dramatically expand their fan base with several upcoming television productions in addition to Young Justice.
By the way, after listening to this podcast, if you want more information on Young Justice or episode by episode reviews of the series, be sure to check out the Young Justice Podcast produced by our friend and contributor AlisaLea.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode is called "Whodunit?" because this week's episode reviews actually ask the question whodunit? with Chuck trying to figure out who is picking off the CIA's Intersect Candidates one by one, Castle helping the NYPD find out who killed the Head Writer on a Soap Opera and the Fringe Team on the Other Side racing to find the identity of Bolivia's kidnappers. Other highlights from the episode include Nico and I getting so excited about Fringe being renewed for a Fourth Season that our imaginations run wild with predictions for the future of the show in a Fringe section that you don't want to miss. Also we dish on some Superman movie casting news brought to our attention by our good friend AlisaLea, use the fact that this week's Castle was filled with a bunch of recognizable guest stars to prove it's one of the best shows on Television and discuss what the concept of Agent X has in store for Chuck's big sister Ellie.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode is entitled "Ring My Bell" because the ringing of Dr. Bell's historic bell in this week's Fringe not only gave him a new lease on life inside the body of FBI agent Olivia Dunham but it also signified the rejuvenation of Brennan and Booth's relationship on Bones as well as the plot line of Chuck training Intersect Candidates giving the show's writers, a second wind that should hopefully get them through the rest of this season and possibly a Season Five. Highlights from this week's reviews of Chuck, Bones, and Fringe also include a debate on if Chuck's sister Ellie will become an Intersect Candidate, our discussion on Brennan and Booth relationship prompting Nico to dish on the upcoming Bones spin-off and myself being totally amazed by Anna Torv as a Dr. Bell possessed Olivia because she was able to channel sci-fi legend Leonard Nimoy's personality in her performance to a degree that she even sounded like him. So with this theme of resurrection established, why don't you breathe new life into your own week by listening to this highly enjoyable episode of Across the Airwaves.
Hey ATA Listeners, this weeks episode earned the title of "Ready, Aim, Float!" because our reviews focus on an episode of Bones where Booth has a sniper shootout with the show's new big bad Jacob Broadsky and an episode of Fringe where a scientist gives people the ability to defy gravity. Highlights from this episode include Nico revealing some information on The Dark Knight Rises as well as two new upcoming sci-fi television series, yours truly giving a theory on Bones regarding the motivation behind Broadsky's vigilante tactics and the both of us using our experience at Camp Horizon to give some great insight on the portrayal of the people with disabilities in this week's episode of Fringe. By the way, for those of you looking for reviews of our other favorite shows, you are unfortunately going to have to wait because Castle was off due to the season finale of The Bachelor and Smallville along with its follow-up show Supernatural are still on hiatus until April.
Hey ATA Listeners, this week's podcast is entitled "Countdown to Extinction" because the episode of Castle we are reviewing is ironically titled "Countdown" and with the success of Smallville coming to a close with a proper ending, several of the shows we cover on Across the Airwaves are facing extinction or in other words cancellation. Right now, Human Target is first in line for extinction followed by another one of our FOX favorites Fringe, which was wrongfully moved to Friday night. Plus on top of that, Chuck is once again on the chopping block, where it's been ever since coming into existence.
Obviously, as tremendous fans of these three shows we took some time out of this week's reviews of Chuck, Castle, Smallville and Supernatural to defend the shows that we love currently on the bubble for cancellation, with me getting up on my soap box to once again emphasize my praise for Fringe being one of the most imaginative shows on television and Nico calling out the networks to come up with a new rating system that is more in tune with the Internet as well as DVR. Again, TV by the Numbers might be the one that needs a new rating system because they have said that Chuck was going to be canceled over the past four years and it still hasn't happened yet (knock on wood) but after Nico states his case, it seems more likely that great television shows like Fringe and Human Target aren't getting a fair chance due to the networks not realizing they need to advance with technology.
Other highlights from the episode include more praising of Nathan Fillion in response to his great performance on this week's Castle, future predictions for dare I say Chuck Season Five, our pleasant surprise towards the addition of Superboy on Smallville being a trip down memory lane rather than a confusing mess of comic book mythology and our response to the shocking death of a re-occurring character on Supernatural.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here, after surviving the world's greatest bachelor party, that caused me to wake up the next morning to find a Lemur on top of me, a Bride in my closet and the Luthor Corp. sign in my living room. I pulled off getting over my magically induced champagne bender to finish editing this podcast. And on this week's episode as expected we are reviewing episodes of Chuck, Castle, Fringe, Smallville, and Supernatural but not Bones because it is on a three-week hiatus due to American Idol. Highlights include, Nico and I discussing an episode of Supernatural that hit really close to home as well as us giving our reaction on a fun but off-the-wall episode of Smallville that was supposedly the sendoff for one of our favorite characters here at ATA, the legendary Chloe Sullivan. Also, yours truly once again spreads the love for John Noble because his performance in this week's Fringe flashback episode as Dr. Bishop was absolutely superb and I get on my soapbox to ask all of you TV fans out there to perform a job for Superman, which is saving four of the six shows that we cover from extinction at the hands of their respective networks.
Hey ATA listeners, on this week's episode love is in the air because our full schedule of reviews include episodes of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural that for the most part had a Valentine's Day theme Valentine's Day theme or at least focused on a major romance in each of these TV series. Highlights from the episode include Nico believing that Bones' Happy St. Valentine's Day Massacre episode has put the show back on track and Yours Truly getting really excited about Olivia and Peter poking up on Fringe. Also Nico and I try to get to the bottom of why Supernatural fans are so against the addition of Lisa and Ben to the story because we believe that after being through Hell, literally Dean Winchester deserves to get what he wants, a family.
Hey ATA Listeners, sorry for the long delay on this week's and last week's podcast episode but my family has been going through a sad time over the past two weeks due to my Grandma passing away at the age of 88 so obviously this milestone of Across the Airwaves reaching its 30th episode is going to be dedicated to her. Thankfully, when there came a day, a day unlike any other, where this podcast host found himself facing a tragic event, fighting the foes no single podcaster could withstand, my two co-hosts combined forces superhero team up style to make this podcast episode possible. And on that day, where the ATA Avengers were born, Nico and Michael both helped me pull this episode off by Michael joining me to cover this week's reviews of Chuck, Smallville, and Supernatural and Nico joining me to review Castle, Bones, and Fringe.
Yes, and as a special feature of our 30th episode you get to hear Michael's review of the excellent Smallville episode Beacon in an audio format. However, don't count Nico out because this episode also contains his much anticipated thoughts on the moment heard around the world for Bones Fans everywhere as well as our discussion over Fringe's bombshell with Bolivia that includes some insight from Dr. Walter Bishop himself. So I guess with that, there's only one thing left for you to do, fasten your seatbelts and listen to this podcast because you're in for one wild ride.
On this week’s episode, we are one TV Show shy of being back to reviewing a full schedule due to Castle being off this week, but the good news is after an extremely long wait Smallville and Supernatural have returned with new episodes. Plus as expected we also have new episodes of Chuck, Bones, and Fringe to review as well. Highlights from this podcast include some casting news on The Avengers movie, an in-depth look on an episode of Chuck that could best be described as simply satisfying and myself along with Nico being extremely excited that Supernatural is back on track or in the words of Aerosmith's Steven Tyler, back in the saddle again.
Also, we would like to thank certain people for joining us last Friday, February 4th for ChloeFest 2011! Special thanks goes to Legendary Women Inc, AlisaLea, and Allison Mack for potentially listening and for her portrayal of Chloe Sullivan aka Watchtower over the years.
When it comes to the character of Chloe Sullivan, we Smallville fans, we have our opinions, some of us believe her destiny is to be a reporter for the Daily Planet, while others see her as the superhero Watchtower and then there's the people who actually believe Chloe will become Lois Lane or the comic book fans like me who beat our heads against the wall, wanting to ensure that Chloe will forever be a part of the Superman mythos. However, despite our differences we have one thing in common when it comes to Clark Kent's best friend and one of his greatest allies, a love for the character of Chloe Sullivan.
A love that inspired us to have ChloeFest 2011, a live show event that is Across the Airwaves version of This is Your Life Chloe Sullivan, through us using E-mails, Voice Mails and Tweets from fans all over the world to reminisce on our favorite memories of this legendary character and pay tribute to the wonderful actress who has played Chloe over the past 10 years of Smallville, Allison Mack.
On top of that to really make this event something that Allison Mack and Smallville fans can cherish we brought in a few special guests to help us take a trip down memory lane as well as review Chloe Sullivan's triumphant return in Smallville's Final Mid Season Premiere "Collateral". These guests include Margaret J. Bates, from Legendary Woman Inc. a charity organization inspired by Chloe Sullivan, recurring star on HBO's Eastbound and Down, Elizabeth De Razzo who's acting career has partially been inspired by Allison Mack and it wouldn't be a live show without the return of ATA's very own recurring host, Brain Trust member, Michael J. Petty.
By the way, thank you to all the Chloe fans out there who sent us their favorite Chloe memories as Voice Mails, E-mails and Tweets, if it wasn't for you this Live Show would've not been possible and in return for your support all of the Chloe memories that you sent in were a part of this podcast episode. So now that we've got all the business out of the way it's time for me to present, without further ado ChloeFest 2011...
Hey Everyone, if there was podcast equivalent to an Academy Award, it would go to Nico because his insight on this week's shocking and incredibly well done episodes of Chuck, Castle, Bones, and Fringe really made this podcast (that went a little on the long side) something special for all of you listeners out there. Highlights from this episode reviewing an excellent week of January television include Nico comparing Castle and Beckett's relationship to Firefly's Inara and Mal, myself comparing Bones' Hanna to Scrappy Doo and some news on the casting of Superman in Zack Snyder's upcoming film.
By the way, I know this announcement is only relevant for about the next 24 hours but please remember to join us tomorrow night February 4th for Chloefest, a live show event dedicated celebrating the life of Chloe Sullivan airing at 9:15/8:15c on this website: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/across-the-airwaves-live immediately following Chloe's triumphant return to Smallville in the episode Collateral.
Great Scott, ATA Listeners! It's time for another podcast and on this episode there's no roads where were going because this edition of Across the Airwaves has a Back to the Future theme due to us reviewing Christopher Lloyd's guest appearance on the mid season premiere of Fringe as well as the Mid Season Premieres of Bones and Chuck. Highlights from the episode include Nico fearing that Hannah has caused Bones to jump the shark, a discussion of some huge casting news on Christopher Nolan's Batman sequel, The Dark Night Rises and Doc Brown himself joining us for our discussion on this week's episode of Fringe. Also I would like to acknowledge Michael J. Petty's editing debut on this episode and thank him for the great work that he performed on the Chuck section of this episode featuring Jeffster's greatest hits.
By the way, thanks to all of you who sent us your favorite Chloe memories but please keep them coming and remember to join us on February 4th around 9:15/8:15c at this web site: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/across-the-airwaves-live for ChloeFest, a live show that is now going to review the episode Collateral, along with celebrating the life of Chloe Sullivan.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this episode of Across the Airwaves, I was replaced by an impostor, DUM, DUM, DUMMM!!! No, actually the voice you will be hearing throughout this podcast is mine but something goofy happened with the Internet connection so my voice was much deeper than usual, almost as if it was going through a voice changer. Although despite me sounding like Zordon (yes, here's a guy that made a Power Rangers reference) this episode is still really worth the listen, because our discussion on the most recent episode of Castle and the action packed FOX TV series Human Target is really insightful through us looking at these shows from a lot of different aspects within the TV Industry. Highlights from this guerrilla style episode that would make a conspiracy dude like Guerrero proud include Nico making predictions on the love story for both Human Target's Chance and our man Richard Castle. Also I make a request for you to send us your favorite Chloe Sullivan memories to help us enhance our upcoming Live Show, ChloeFest as well as reveal two new ATA segments that will be occurring on Twitter as well as our Facebook wall entitled Things Learned from Watching How I Met Your Mother and Psych Thoughts.
By the way don't forget to support Legendary Women's Inc.'s charity for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation in both Chloe Sullivan and Allison Mack's names which will be running through January 22nd. At the same time, don't forget to join us on February 4th at 9:15/8:15c for ChloeFest, a Live Show event, celebrating the life of Chloe Sullivan that will be occurring on this web site: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/across-the-airwaves-live following the airing of the Smallville episode Beacon.
Hey ATA Listeners, on this week's episode we are only going to have a review on the mid season premiere of Castle and take a quick look at the results of the People’s Choice Awards because we want to gradually ease back into a full schedule of reviewing our favorite shows which includes not only Castle but Chuck, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Also we need the spare time to prepare for our next Smallville Live Show on February 4th entitled ChloeFest 2011, an episode of ATA that will not only review the episode Beacon but be a chance through the magic of a Live Show chat for all of you fans out there to have a conversation on how much we love the character of Chloe Sullivan and discuss her triumphant return in the Smallville Mid-Season Premiere Collateral! Highlights from this episode include a commercial made by Legendary Women Inc. advertising their charity event for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation along with ChloeFest. Also we announce the winner of the TV Guide Magazine Cover Contest, Nico uses this week's discussion on Castle to compare his Top 5 List of the celebrities you would sleep with if you had the chance to yours by asking you to send your list to acrosstheairwaves@gmail.com and we have an amusing debate on if the People's Choice Awards are relevant.
By the way as a reminder don't forget to join us on Friday February 4th at 9:15/8:15c for ChloeFest, a live show that will be following the Smallville episode Beacon and airing at this web address: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/across-the-airwaves-live.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here, with our most spontaneous podcast ever. Basically, spur of the moment is the best way to describe this episode because getting our Brain Trust member Michael J. Petty set up on Skype turned into a full-blown conversation about Smallville and throughout the discussion someone pressed the record button, which voila! produced an episode dedicated to recapping the first half of Smallville's so far outstanding 10th Season. So if you're a Smallville fan a grab bowl of popcorn and sit back as we take you through all the great moments in this first half of the show's Final Season that made you believe a man can fly.
By the way due to the spontaneous, uncensored and somewhat on unedited nature of this episode, Nico sadly was not able to be in this podcast but he will be back to review the Mid-Season Premiere of Castle.
Jingle bells, Hannah smells, Dr. Bishop had his cow lay an egg, the Justice League took on Slade and ATA covers Mid-Season Finales today! If the tile of this post and my attempt at a twist on a classic Christmas Carol hasn't already made it obvious enough, the final episode of Across the Airwaves for 2010 has a Christmas theme. Yes, you read that correctly, this digital stocking stuffer is our last episode for few weeks due to our old favorites, Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural all going on hiatus along with Nico and I having having family plans. However just because we're not recording for awhile doesn't need we will still be accepting your e-mail us, two weeks, wall posts, and voice male. Also our website here at www.acrosstheairwaves.com will still be running at full speed with Michael J. Petty and Nico posting reviews on Human Target, V or whatever else crosses their minds. Plus Michael will continue to be posting the videos on our YouTube Channel so be sure to check that out on a consistent basis. And not that note, I want to wish all of you ATA Listeners a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year until our next episode, which will be posted some time after the return of Castle on January 3rd.
Hey ATA Listeners, here's a podcast episode that felt like we used a mirror box to enter a parallel universe because throughout our discussions on this week's episodes of Chuck, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural, Nico and I came to the shocking revelation that Anna Torv and Cassidy Freeman, both actors we've been known to complain about in the past are getting better in their performances, which is great news for them and even better news for us because we have even more of a reason to get excited about our favorite shows. Highlights from this episode include Nico and I expressing our somewhat disappointment over Chuck's Mid-Season Finale, getting up on our soap box to complain about FOX moving Fringe to Friday night and us using a part of our Supernatural section to make a please for all of you ATA supporters out there to give us more feedback through e-mail, Twitter, Facebook and voice mail because we really need support when it comes to formulating crackpot theories every week.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here, ready to have Nico throw the book at you, no just kidding. I'm actually here to give you a new podcast episode that's not so ordinary this week due to Turkey Day formally known as Thanksgiving. And how the episode is different this week is that we only have a review of Chuck but don't worry you're not gonna be short changed on any ATA fun, since we use the extra time created by our other favorite shows being on hiatus to cover two new hit shows that premiered this fall ABC's No Ordinary Family and CBS's Hawaii Five-0. Highlights from this episode include some big casting news on the upcoming Christopher Nolan/Zach Snyder Superman movie, Nico's fascination over the term Giant Blond She-Male and we have a slight debate over the violence featured on Hawaii Five-0. Plus Nico and I reveal our favorite characters from both No Ordinary Family and Hawaii Five-0.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's finally here, the recording of our second Live Show dedicated to the Smallville episode Patriot completely unedited as well as chocked full of all the humor, fun, comic book geekyness, sex appeal, Nico and Lifehouse singing that a true Smallville fan could want or need after an airing of their favorite show. By the way, about the Lifehouse singing our special guest host Michael J. Petty only sings a few bars so you don't have to worry about breaking glass. In fact with this live show there's nothing worry about since it's just a bunch of awesome Smallville fans that I've really enjoyed getting to know coming together to discuss a show that we have thoroughly enjoyed for the past ten years and with our powers combined we did not form Captain Planet but we created a memorable tribute for Smallville and DC Comics fans that really gave justice to the world's original superhero who we proudly call Superman.
Hey ATA Listeners, have you ever wondered the answers to the questions do aliens really exist, is the lost city of Atlantis really on the bottom of the ocean, is there such a thing as fairies and does Belgian chocolate taste as good as they say? Well on this podcast episode, Across the Airwaves gets to the bottom of these unexplained and unsolved mysteries with reviews on this week's episodes of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Highlights from this podcast include my experience of watching Monday night television with a really tough crowd, Nico being haunted by the character of Hannah even though she was not in this week's Bones and if you thought we got excited about Fringe last week, you ain't seen nothing yet, as we both call Anna Torv's performance in this episode dare I say outstanding.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here with some good news and some bad news about this week's podcast. The bad news is we don’t have a review of Chuck due to the special about President George W. Bush that aired on NBC but the good news is we still have reviews on the episodes of Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville, and Supernatural that aired throughout the week. On that note, highlights from this week's episode include Nico and I getting excited, I mean getting really excited, over Fringe. Also we have a slight disagreement on our feelings about Castle, followed by us praising this week's episode of Bones for being Hannah-free and Nico giving me psychiatric help on what exactly is going wrong with Supernatural.
Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here with a podcast that's a little on the long side this week, but it's totally worth the listen because this episode features some really great reviews of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville, and Supernatural that are thought provoking and highly entertaining too. Wow I used the word "too", I hate that word, it makes me sound like the Wicked Witch, a Dr. Seuss book or even worse Arthur Petrelli for you Heroes fans out there, blah! Anyway, this week's episode included Nico and Dan actually having their "first fight" just like Chuck and Sarah. Plus on top of that our fight was over the future of the show Chuck, now that the Intersect has been remove from his head. However, before things got heated like a crappy reality show, Nico turn his anger towards Booth's new girlfriend on Bones, Hanna who he accuses of making David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel look like buffoons. Yes, Nico does use the word buffoons in this podcast. Also, I make things up to Nico by saying a comment that causes him to crack up laughing but it might have also bought us tickets to the very place where Sam Winchester or the show Supernatural's missing soul can be found.
Hey ATA Listeners, I know it's a little after the fact, but here's a Halloween themed episode of Across the Airwaves featuring reviews of Chuck, Castle, Smallville and Supernatural but no Bones and Fringe due to the airing of the World Series on Fox. Highlights from the podcast include the reading of our first e-mail from our friend who puts the super in the term Smallville Superfan AlisaLea and Michael J. Petty gives us some crackpot theories about Sam's resurrection on Supernatural. Also Nico and I cover all the gamechangers/shockers that occurred during this week of television which left us simply floored.
By the way, I want to give all of you have a reminder that we are going to have another ATA Live Show on the Evening of Friday November 19th dedicated to the Smallville episode Patriot so please join us at this website: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/across-the-airwaves-live for an interactive discussion about the DC Comics Universe and everything Superman beginning at 9:15/8:15c.
Here’s Across The Airwaves Episode 16 in Standard MP3 format for those of you who have a Zune or regular MP3 player.
Hey Everyone, it's Dan with our podcast episode dedicated to reviewing the new episodes of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural that aired during week four of the Fall 2010-11 TV season. Highlights from the episode include Nico and I wanting fans to start a campaign for Tom Welling as Superman in the upcoming Christopher Nolan produced film. We also have a discussion about David Alan Grier's guest appearance on Bones, which can simply be described as amazing!!!
After all the hype your chance to finally relive that monumental Friday night extravaganza is here with the re-recording of a major event in Across The Airwaves' history our very first Live Show dedicated to Smallville's 200th Episode! Highlights include the comedic musical duo of Dan and our guest host Michael aka Superboy as well as thoughts on the Smallville episode Homecoming from your fellow Listeners.
Due to the hype surrounding our awe inspiring fun loving extravaganza known as the Smallville 200th Episode Live Show, which we'd like to thank you for supporting, Dan got kinda behind on his editing schedule, but after much anticipation here is our podcast episode dedicated to reviewing the third episodes in the new seasons of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Highlights from the episode include Dan and Nico's crack pot theories for future plot lines of Supernatural along with our tremendous new and improved sound quality!
If you haven't caught onto the pattern already, this episode is dedicated towards Dan and Nico giving reviews for the second episodes in the new seasons of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Highlights from the episode include Nico giving his two cents on Booth's new girlfriend, Hanna, Dan trying not to be afraid of the writers on Fringe attempting to cross the line and the both of them getting more and more excited for the Final Season of Smallville.
This week’s episode is dedicated to Dan and Nico kicking off the Fall 2010-11 TV Season with discussions on the season premieres of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Highlights from the episode include Nico professing his undying love for Castle's Nathan Fillion as well as Chuck's Zachary Levi, Dan making a heartfelt plea for Michael Rosenbaum to return in Smallville's Final Season and both of our Hosts questioning why the writers of Fringe keep trying to make us like Olivia (BLAH!) when we clearly want more Peter and Dr. Bishop. Also as a minor note for those of you who listen to the MP3 version of the podcast, the name of the actor who played the Taxi Driver in the Season 3 Premiere is not Cameron K. Smith like Nico mentioned, his name is actually Andre Royo.
This week due to the preparation needed for the podcast that is dedicated to kicking off the Fall 2010 TV Season, Dan and Nico decided to release a mini episode (yes this time it is mini, unlike The Last Airbender episode) where they discuss the Summer Finales for Leverage and White Collar to give you listeners something to do as you eagerly await the premiere of new shows along with the return of old favorites. Highlights from this mini episode include Dan and Nico's predictions on future seasons of both Leverage and White Collar.
In this week's episode, Dan and Nico pay tribute to Mark A. Sheppard, the man who has the uncanny ability to show up on almost all of their favorite shows. Highlights from the episode include a discussion of Mark A. Sheppard's Guest Star appearances on The X-Files, Firefly, Battlestar Galactica, Leverage, White Collar, Chuck and Supernatural enhanced by the sounds of the many characters he has played on Television.
We at Across The Airwaves have reached our first milestone by Nico and Dan (along with some help from Joel) successfully producing ten podcast episodes. Yep, you have read that correctly, we've reached double digits and all we can say to that is YAY! This week for our tenth episode, Nico and Dan discuss the new episodes of Leverage and White Collar airing on their respective networks. Highlights from the episode include Dan comparing/contrasting Leverage and White Collar in a heavyweight showdown, predictions about future episodes and Nico trying to figure out the physics of a Love Triangle. Also if you're paranoid like Mozzie don't worry there were no Suits listening in on the recording of this podcast but we may have pulled some cons, so check out this episode before we're forced to provide Leverage.
We know we told you that we're supposed to talk Leverage and White Collar in this episode, but unfortunately we had a change in plans. This change came from Nico recently moving to the Virgin Island to get some schooling for his Government job, which is great for him. However, the Islands are being hit by Hurricanes putting Nico out of contact to do the podcast. This is a total bummer for Dan because he has had to miss out on our weekly movie & TV discussions, plus on top of that we have had a tremendous raise in podcast subscribers which we thank you for. With that being said to maintain our numbers it is our responsibility to continuously providing content to keep all of you interested and excited about the show. So we decided to bring in Joel "The Jet" Rodriguez (from the Avatar Two-Parter) to do a mini episode to hold everyone over until Nico is available to do the promised White Collar/Leverage episode. But for this week, Joel and Dan have decided they're going to confront the disappointment of M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender head on by talking about the problems this movie had and how it could’ve been more like the outstanding Nickelodeon Animated Series it was based on.
If any of you watched the cable station G4’s coverage of Comic-Con or tried to follow the event on the Internet you were most likely hit with an avalanche of news about the Entertainment Industry. This is where we at Across The Airwaves felt it was our responsibility to help you brave the storm. So we put our heads together and came up with this week's episode dedicated towards Comic-Con 2010. The episode includes us reporting on the news headlines that came out of the event and discussing the TV celebrity panels where the people behind our favorite shows revealed information about their new seasons premiering in the Fall.
This week's episode was recorded on location at Camp Horizon, a camp for people with disabilities. Highlights from the episode include an in-depth look at Camp Horizon starring 19 year Veteran Counselor, Dan Persak. We then follow this up by having various Campers and Counselors join us on a conversation all about the world of Television covering topics from Sesame Street to Homer Simpson to Sept. 11. Yes, things get a little serious in this episode as we pay tribute to the moments in America's history that were broadcast on Television. However for those of you looking for something more upbeat, don't worry the seriousness only lasts for one segment, everything else is fun. So put down that duckie and listen to this podcast episode because I think it will leave you pleasantly surprised.
This week's episode is dedicated to Dan and Nico discussing the first four episodes of Leverage Season 3. Highlights from the episode is a new segment which will be apart of our Leverage discussions called Let's Stump Nico and an interesting theory on how this new season of Leverage may be very similar to the movie The Usual Suspects.
Here's Across The Airwaves Episode 6 Book Two: Waves or in other words Part 2 of our podcast dedicated towards Avatar The Last Airbender and lifting the spirits of its fans due to the disappointment surrounding M. Night Shyamalan's new film based on the popular Nickelodeon Animated Series.
In response to the disappointment of M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender, Dan and Nico along with their guest Animation Expert Joel Rodriguez have decided to dedicate this episode completely towards Avatar The Last Airbender to lift the spirits of the show's fans. In fact, this episode has so much great stuff for Avatar The Last Airbender fans to sink their teeth into like character bios and our opinions on key story arcs we had to break it into two parts or in this case books.
On Episode 5 of Across The Airwaves, Dan and Nico discuss two of this summer's hit movies Toy Story 3 and The A-Team. Highlights from the episode include the lovable characters from Toy Story joining the discussion about their new film and Nico giving an interesting theory on how movies are becoming episodic like TV Shows.
This week Nico and Dan discuss Bones and Supernatural the shows they are getting caught up on through DVD. They also introduce their new Blog Writer, Lev Lawrence. A highlight from the episode is a discussion on Supernatural enhanced by Classic Rock sounds from the show, that's almost as fun as crusin' around with Sam and Dean in the Impala.
On their third episode Nico and Dan take a look at the Fall 2010 TV Schedule and the new shows that will be premiering. These shows include The Event, Lonestar, Chase, Hawaii Five-O, No Ordinary Family, Undercovers, Law & Order: Los Angeles, Outsourced, $#*! My Dad Says, Nikita and Love Bites. Highlights from the episode include an in-depth look at No Ordinary Family, a discussion on how Undercovers is a threat to Chuck and news about Supernatural joining Smallville on Friday nights.
This week Nico and Dan discuss TV Shows that were canceled during the 2009-10 season such as Heroes, Dollhouse and FlashForward. They also take an in-depth look at Iron Man 2 as well as providing news on the stars of Big Bang Theory wanting a pay increase. Highlights for the episode include Nico's thought-provoking theories on how Dollhouse could have stayed on the air and Dan applying his wham-bam comic book knowledge to Iron Man 2.
Here it is our long awaited first episode of the Across The Airwaves Podcast. This week Dan and Nico describe the unique format of the podcast while giving reviews on the Season Finales for the 2009-2010 TV Season. Highlights from the podcast include a mind blowing theory about Charlie from the alternate reality on Fringe and predictions about Smallville Season 10.