Continuum heads down a darker but more satisfyingly deep path where relationships are strained and struggles have shifted. Mike and Dave jump back into the nitpicking, predicting (at long last, NEW predictions!), sci-fi news, life in 2077, fan shout-outs, weekly polls, and more!

Hopefully, we haven't seen the last of Kagame on Continuum nor of Tony Amendola, who played him so masterfully. Whether you've enjoyed his acting on Continuum, Once Upon a Time, Stargate SG-1, or anywhere else, this interview will give you a more intimate picture of Tony's illustrious acting career in sci-fi television and beyond. We were privileged and honored to speak with him for this podcast.

Inspector Dillon is a pretty nice boss; he let's Carlos get away with just about everything. Actor Brian Markinson, who plays Dillon, is equally nice, and he was gracious enough to join us for a Skype interview to discuss his penchant for guest roles in which he has a big bark.

Another Liber8 member agrees to chat with Mike and Dave! This time, sci-fi veteran Lexa Doig a.k.a. "The Queen of Hearts," Sonya Valentine, chatted with us about everything from her skills with techno-babble to her anxieties about Twitter.

Matthew Kellog is someone we'd all like to interrogate a bit, to be honest. You can really tell Stephen Lobo loves the role, and who wouldn't? He's not even the guy you love to hate; you just love him for being who he is.

Adam Stern and Artifex Studios not only did an amazing job with the visual effects for Continuum, they also did a fantastic job of interacting with the fans of the show on Twitter and Facebook. Whether it's Kiera's HUD, the CPS Flyers, or the unfolding gun, the VFX are as big a part of the show as any other element.

Mike and Dave were honored and privileged to speak with Omari Newton (Lucas Ingram) and Luvia Petersen (Jasmine Garza) about their characters, the show, and their other artistic endeavors. I can't think of anything else to write because I'm still amazed by the experience of talking to these two.

The season finale blows our minds even now, after we've seen it several times. Mike and Dave discuss the new characters introduced in this episode as well as the ins and outs of the time travel discussion between Kagame and Alec. Who knew what and when?

Julian goes down a dark path, Carlos and Alec meet, and Kellog takes on new dimensions in this penultimate episode of Season 1. Mike and Dave delve into the consequences of miscommunication and feelings of guilt that permeate the episode.

We were fortunate enough to persuade one of the Continuum writers, Jonathan Lloyd Walker, who also will appear in front of the camera in episodes 9 and 10, to speak with us during his long Vancouver commute.