Geek Quorum

The legendary franchise returns! Yes, after a long hiatus The Quorum is back to discuss Star Wars: The Force Awakens!

In this episode we begin our SW:TFA coverage by recounting when we first became Star Wars fans, the level of our fandom, and whether we had faith in the new movie.

We also dish about the upcoming "Superhero fights other Superhero" movies.

After a quick rundown of some of the movies and TV shows of the past few months, we describe what it's like to go to Dragon*Con, the incredibly fun convention that takes place every year in Atlanta.

We also discuss and compare Steampunk and Dieselpunk.

We discuss the blockbuster Avengers movie! We break down how the characters fit together, the quality of the Big Bad, and whether the movie was "Whedonesque" enough.

Plus, some thoughts on the 48 fps technology Peter Jackson is using to shoot The Hobbit. And a teaser about another big geek summer movie, Prometheus.

The Quorum gathered a varied collection of True Blood fans to discuss the popular HBO series. We examine the show and the last season on its own merits, as well as comparing it to the original book series.

Which plot lines stand out, which characters are most (and least appealing), and what will Bubba ever make an appearance?

After six mind-bending seasons, Lost has ended. Was the finale a satisfactory ending to the series? We review and discuss the final episode, ask what other mysteries should have been explained, and rate how Lost now stands among other top scifi shows.

We also view the finale from a BSG fan's perspective: would harsh critics of the BSG finale regard this one differently? Some similar show elements and character arcs are also examined.

We discuss the landmark sci-fi film Avatar! We assess the production design versus the perceived lack of story and dialogue. Was the movie Oscar worthy?

We consider the potential of the motion capture technology, and the possibility of 3D TVs in the home. And what of a sequel? We entertain some ideas about what the next movie may entail.

We continue our roundup and review of this season's sci-fi TV shows. We discuss the merits of Stargate Universe, Dollhouse's strong finish, and the consistency of Fringe.

We also mention some noteworthy books that we're reading, and bring up Felicia Day's web show, The Guild.

In our premiere episode we review this season's sci-fi TV shows. We take a long look at V and discuss what the remake did right--and wrong. Next we look at FlashForward and debate whether it has lost its appeal. We also examine Lost's own trajectory.

We also examine what defines "science fiction" and "drama." Can a show set in space not be scifi?