When does a science fiction go on too long, add too many new characters and odd plots, or just exhaust it's fans in general?  <p>Scottish scifi enthusiasts Stone and Dickie Lynch return to discuss</p>

When does a science fiction go on too long, add too many new characters and odd plots, or just exhaust it's fans in general? Scottish scifi enthusiasts Stone and Dickie Lynch return to discuss

When does a science fiction go on too long, add too many new characters and odd plots, or just exhaust it's fans in general?&nbsp; <p>Scottish scifi enthusiasts Stone and Dickie Lynch return to discuss</p>

Franchise Fatigue

Andrew Heaton and an army of nerds plunge deep, deep into films, books, and TV shows to ask: what's science fiction really about? What is The Twilight Zone really exploring? What are the underlying themes of Star Trek? What is the worldview of Star Wars? Also sometimes Heaton performs comedy on other planets.

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