Sci-Fi 5

Sci-Fi 5

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Sci-Fi 5 episodes

  • Spaceballs - June 24, 1987

    Mel Brooks' epic sci-fi parody became one of his biggest hits despite the critics. Released on this day in 1987, "Spaceballs" got George Lucas' cooperation in every way but one. Find out what that is on today's Sci-Fi 5!

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    Written by Ryan Myers 

    Hosted by Kim Horcher

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Adam Adamant Lives! - June 23, 1966

    He was a dashing gentleman spy who found himself awakened in a world that had passed him by. It's not Austin Powers but rather the short-lived series that inspired Mike Myers. Find out how complaints to the BBC led to "Adam Adamant Lives!" 

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    Written by Shane Vaughn

    Hosted by Ryan Myers

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Thomas Dolby's Floating City - June 22, 2011

    It was a bold experiment in promoting a new album: an interactive, global online game that sparked its players' imaginations so much, it had to change to keep up with how they played it.  Find The Map Of The Floating City on today's Sci-Fi 5.

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    Written by Brian Clayton

    Hosted by Earl Green

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Mariette Hartley - June 21, 1940

    Whether you know her as the woman who married the Hulk, Zarabeth, or any of a number of other memorable genre (and mainstream) roles, today's Sci-Fi 5 celebrates the life and career of Mariette Hartley.

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    Written by Earl Green

    Hosted by Roberto Lewis

    Music by Devin Curry 

    6 min
  • Doctor Who: The New Adventures - June 20, 1991

    Doctor Who was dead on TV - long live Doctor Who in prose!  On today's Sci-Fi 5, over a decade before the Doctor's TV revival, the beginning of the franchise's more modern storytelling may have happened with the New Adventures novels.

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    Written by Earl Green

    Hosted by Jessica Lynn Verdi

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Superman III - June 17, 1983

    Today's Sci-Fi 5 returns to the Superman franchise with a reminder that not every 20th century Superman film landed with audiences either...but still had their redeeming qualities, as we discover with Superman III.

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    Written by Ashley Thomas

    Hosted by Roberto Lewis

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • John Cho - June 16, 1972

    Fans of the most recent trilogy of Star Trek movies know him as Mr. Sulu from an alternate timeline, but John Cho's life and career are much wider than that.  We look back as today's Sci-Fi 5 celebrates his birthday.

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    Written by Shane Vaughn

    Hosted by Kim Horcher

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Battle For The Planet Of The Apes - June 15, 1973

    As it wrapped up the original five-film cycle that initiated the Planet Of The Apes franchise, today's Sci-Fi 5 may prove that one of Battle For The Planet Of The Ape's biggest surprises may have been who was underneath some of the ape makeup.

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    Written by Shane Vaughn

    Hosted by Ryan Myers

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Man Of Steel - June 14, 2013

    This century's first attempt to reboot Superman as a film series flipped the script on some of the expectations of longtime fans of the character, but also launched the modern DC Comics film franchise. The story of Man Of Steel, on today's Sci-Fi 5.

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    Written by Johnny Kolasinski

    Hosted by Jessica Lynn Verdi

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min
  • Logan's Sanctuary - June 13, 2000

    It was sold as a soundtrack to a Logan's Run sequel, though no one ever got around to making the movie. Find out which power pop practitioners created the music and the story behind "Logan's Sanctuary" on today's Sci-Fi 5.

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    Written by David Sohl

    Hosted by Earl Green

    Music by Devin Curry

    6 min

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Your daily Sci-Fi 5 is five minutes of science fiction history. Presented by a panel of hosts who share some of the least-known details about some of the best-known stories in popular culture. Brought…