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Welcome back Fillorians! This season has flown by. How are we already seeing the penultimate episode this week and next week is the finale? We're not ready to let go. This season has been quite epic. In tonight's all-new episode, "The Fillorian Candidate," Marina is nowhere in sight and nuPenny has fully integrated into our group. So much so that the Unity key links him in their "group think" instead of Penny40. In Fillory, the fight for the crown gets dirty with Eliot throwing some "fake news" around and supporting the patriarchy. Thankfully, the Fillorians chose the best possible candidate. All hail her royal highness. Kady has trouble accepting that her love may be gone forever and that someone else has taken his place. That doesn't stop her from teaming up with her former bestie and nuPenny to track down Renard.

Hit play and listen in as Brad and Cort break down this week’s new episode. Julia really appears to be flourishing with her new power. Will it get the best of her? Will she ascend or can she handle the power she's been and still remain within the group? What do you think of their plan to handle the potential danger behind that door that Quentin23 warned Julia not to open? Margo has her crown back and an interesting view of the world thanks to that gift from the Fairy Queen. Give us a listen and then be sure to drop a comment or in our Facebook group with your thoughts on Ep 3×12, “The Fillorian Candidate”.

Welcome back Fillorians! Marina's back and it's not that she's back from the dead. This week Jules and Josh take a trip through time using one of the keys. Remember last season when Quentin met up with that other version of Alice from the 23rd timeline? That's where Julia ends up. Poor Josh was faced with a much douchier version of himself.

Hit play and listen in as Brad and Cort break down this week’s new episode. Seriously, was it just Cort or was evilQuentin kinda hot? Something about the allure of the forbidden, perhaps. What did you think of timeline Twenty-Three? We knew that all our faves were goners at the hands of the Beast. It's another thing seeing how Eliot and Margo ended up. Then there's this version of Penny who called Julia his soulmate. Where is Kady?! Should be interesting to see what havoc he and Marina stir up when they show up with Julia and Josh. Give us a listen and then be sure to drop a comment or in our Facebook group with your thoughts on Ep 3×11, “Twenty-Three”.

Syfy's latest drama has finally landed. The new series takes place 200 years before the birth of Kal-El aka Superman. Our protagonist is Seg-El, Superman's grandfather. The House of El has been disgraced and its members left without rank or their family name for nearly fifteen years. All of that changes with Earth's own, Adam Strange. He arrives rocking a Detroit Tigers cap and a sunstone that is the key to Krypton's future.

Hit play and listen in as Brad and Cort break down the series premiere. What did you think of the show's world-building? Will Seg really join House Vex and if so what does that mean for Jor-El and Kal-El's future? The premiere leaves us with the visual of Seg standing in the Fortress and holding that iconic red cape. Give us a listen and then be sure to drop a comment or in our Facebook group with your thoughts on Ep 1x01, “Pilot”.

This podcast is hosted by Liz Prugh and Meg Bonney. The two discuss The CW’s latest pilot, the untitled ‘Roswell’ reboot. We’ve chosen to call the show a “reimagining” versus a reboot, given that the cast, crew, and writer behind the new show aim to make it timely and relevant to today, with its own unique spin on the original novel series written by Melinda Metz.

Tune into our Pure Fandom Podcast: Reimagining ‘Roswell’  Episode 2 as we dive into the Roswell High book series and all of the lore that we hope to see in the show. The CW’s new pilot, the untitled reimagining of the cult classic Roswell, will be based on the book series. The Originals writer, former entertainment journalist, and published author Carina Adly MacKenzie helms the new show as series writer and executive producer (see our exclusive with MacKenzie), and the pilot episode is directed by former The Vampire Diaries and The Originals showrunner Julie Plec.

Tune in for details on:

-The Roswell High book series character breakdowns

-The alien lore from the book series

-Aura colors and lots and lots of smells

-Our hopes for Liz and her journey (Liz the Roswell character, not our Liz)

-How much we want Nathan Parsons (Max) to sniff everyone

-How The CW is evolving and how we hope that will play into Roswell 

-Our future merchandising tips for the show (you're welcome, The CW)

Follow Meg and Liz on Twitter @MegBonneyWriter and @lizprugh for more TV and sci-fi news, and check our CW coverage on your favorite shows on purefandom.com.

On March 29th, Freeform's newest series, Siren finally take us into the deep waters surrounding the picturesque coastal town, Bristol Cove. Forget witches, vampires, and zombies. It's time to get back to the classic tales of creatures from the sea. And no, we're not talking about Aquaman or Ariel. This mermaid show has some serious teeth and of course, Siren's two-hour series premiere arrives on International Mermaid Day.

Listen in as Brad and Cort give a spoiler-free preview of the upcoming series. The new show stars Eline Powell, a new mysterious girl who arrives in Bristol Cove. Clearly, lots of trouble follows in her wake. Alex Roe (The 5th Wave) and Fola Evans-Akingbola (An American Exorcism) also star. The show is based on a story by executive producers Eric Wald and Dead White. Hit play and listen in as we give you some background on the show and delve into the mythology of Mermaids and Sirens. Also, be sure to check out the trailer and set your reminders for Siren's March 29th premiere.

Quentin and Alice search the castle for an important artifact while Julia and Fen make a dangerous alliance. Listen in as Brad and Cort break down the latest episode.

In the final episode of this installment Zoe and Alice choose if they will stand with or against the Peaches as Izzy's life hangs in the balance. Listen in as Brad and Cort break the episode down.

This podcast is hosted by Liz Prugh and Meg Bonney. The two discuss The CW's latest pilot, the untitled 'Roswell' reboot. We've chosen to call the show a "reimagining" versus a reboot, given that the cast, crew, and writer behind the new show aim to make it timely and relevant to today, with its own unique spin on the original novel series written by Melinda Metz.

Tune into our Pure Fandom Podcast: Reimagining 'Roswell' as we dive into all the buzz around The CW's new pilot, the untitled reimagining of the cult classic Roswell. The Originals writer, former entertainment journalist, and published author Carina Adly MacKenzie helms the new show as series writer and executive producer (see our exclusive with MacKenzie), and the pilot episode is directed by former The Vampire Diaries and The Originals showrunner Julie Plec.

Tune in for details on:

-New cast announcements (The Originals fans, get ready for more Nathan Parsons!)

-The fierce females behind the show's pilot, and how their passions will influence the new series;

-The premise of the new series (hint: it covers real issues we can all relate to—it's not just another story with a love triangle!)

-Why sci-fi fans should be excited (aliens, duh);

-Why you should give the show a chance if you're new to the genre;

-If the aliens will have belly buttons or not (wait...or was that Kyle/Tyler XY?! #DontJudgeUs)

Follow Meg and Liz on Twitter @MegBonneyWriter and @lizprugh for more TV and sci-fi news, and check our CW coverage on your favorite shows on PureFandom.com

Join Brad and Cort as they break down the latest episode of Channel Zero: Butcher's Block. Zoe discovers there's something else living in the summer house, and Alice reaches the point of no return.

Quentin, Kady and Alice try to convince an old friend to return home. Listen in as Brad and Cort break down the latest episode.