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While I had Miracle Laurie on hand for an interview for her work in the new web series Nobility, we talked a bit further about her process as an actress and about female representation in science fiction, which naturally led to her work on Dollhouse.

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Comedy science fiction is a rare beast. Nobility is a new science fiction comedy web series currently in production. Set 700 years in the future, it's a mockumentary-style show about the crew of the C.A.S. Nobility.While at Comikaze, I got to speak to two of the stars, Torri Higginson and Miracle Laurie, and director Neil Johnson about this project.

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Being a fan can take on many different facets: from fan fiction to cosplay to artwork, fans express their passion in many different forms. But there's one aspect that gets a certain type of charge.I got the chance to talk briefly with Russell with the R2 Builders Club about why he does it, and how. 

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In May of 2014, Huston Huddleston launched a Kickstarter campaign to create a science fiction museum in the heart of Hollywood, California. He was at the 2014 Comikaze Expo to promote the museum with some of the item intended for the museum to display, including the Back to the Future DeLoreaon and the KITT car from Knight Rider.

Hear what he has to say about what prompted him to start the museum, and his goals for it.

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Humor website Cracked is in full force at the 2014 Comikaze Expo, doing a live recording of their Cracked podcast on Saturday, November 1, at 4:30 pm, and the "Making of After Hours" special at 11 am.

I got a chance to talk to Dan O'Brien, the head writer and creative director of video, about their latest venture: web sitcoms. 

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I got to talk to one of the men behind RiffTrax, as well as second Mystery Science Theater 3000 host Mike Nelson. We cover the origin of RiffTrax and the writing process as the team prepared for the RiffTrax Live event, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians.  

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 Travis Richey is the man behind "Inspector Spacetime" and the web series that is in no way based off of it, Untitled Web Series About a Space Traveler Who Can Also Travel Through Time. Richey -- the producer, co-writer, and star of the series -- talks about the origin of the show, what’s different about season two, and his reasons for putting it on the Internet. 

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