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Covid-19 is still going on and the Bois are still remoting in! In this episode, Bill was assimilated by the Borg, and Mark and Matt were calling in from a payphone in the 70's. The Bois talk a lot about artificial intelligence and robot rights.
We're all still trapped in our houses and A Quiet Place 2 got pushed back, so we're covering Contagion. The Bois talk viral outbreaks, they don't cover their mouths while coughing, and we touch on the fragility of mankind. Stay safe friends! No better time to binge all our episodes
The penultimate episode in Miller's March Madness, the bois cover Dark City! We talk, over the internet, about existentialism, Jennifer Connelly, and what it means to be human. And let's all wish Miller a happy 30th birthday!
We're back on the streets of Neo-Tokyo to talk more anime! Miller March Madness continues with Ghost in the Shell. No, the animated one. No, the movie from 1995. That's right. We talk trans-humanism, futurism, and see the return of a long lost Boi.
On this episode Andrew and Jason were in attendance, they were just invisible. The Bois talk adaptations, domestic violence, and ask "was this movie even sci-fi?"
On this episode, the Bois take to the streets of Neo Tokyo to talk about an anime classic. Ben isn't here because he got a bad headache and was taken away by government officials, the Bois talk Japanese culture post world war 2, and ask if this movie really lives up to the hype.
On this episode the Bois enter warp speed 10 and find themselves aboard the USS Enterprise. We talk the new CBS All Access show Star Trek Picard's first 4 episodes. On this five year journey we talk where Star Trek has been, where it's going, and boldly go where no podcast has gone before.
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In this episode, the Bois accidentally go back in time and have to record a podcast to prevent their parents from not getting together! We crack jokes, Marty McFly shows up, and we talk a sci-fi classic.
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