Infinite Worlds

In this episode, Winston and Nick discuss Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and the downside of Life imitating Art.

In this episode, Winston and Nick relish in the work of filmmaker David Cronenberg and all its gushy, bloody, body horror glory.

Hold on to your butts... In this episode, Winston and Nick talk dinosaurs, specifically Jurassic Park, and the impressive career path of author Michael Crichton.

In this episode, Winston and Nick discuss George Orwell's prescient sci-fi novel, 1984, and its doubleplusungood parallels with the current state of the world.

Winston and Nick continue their discussion of the Matrix movies from the previous episode, moving into the second, third, and most recent installments.

*Please excuse the intermittent audio glitches. A cloud of cosmic dust partially obstructed the ship's broadcast signal*

In the first of this two-part episode, Winston and Nick catch up, talk spinal fusions, and the first Matrix movie- and inadvertently prove we're living in a simulation in the process!

*Please excuse the intermittent audio glitches. A cloud of cosmic dust partially obstructed the ship's broadcast signal*

In this episode, Winston and Nick fire up the flux capacitor to explore the iconic time-travel trilogy, Back To The Future. They discuss the differences between producers and filmmakers, revel in Thomas F. Wilson's performances, and uncover an unexpected internet conspiracy theory.

In this episode, Winston and Nick dissect the galaxy's deadliest hunter, examine its films, and discuss what makes it so popular to this day.

He may not be the first name you think of when it comes to sci-fi, but the genre's influence on Christopher Nolan's work is undeniable. In this episode, Winston and Nick examine the prestigious filmmaker's filmography through the lens of science fiction.

In this episode, Winston and Nick journey to the Land of the Rising Sun and explore the dystopian sci-fi Akira.