Our tribunal of nerds debate the merits of The Matrix sequels (The Matrix Revolutions and The Matrix Reloaded) to determine if either film is guilty of crimes against fandom. Hosted by Jesse Mercury, featuring Andi Alhadeff, Ryan Casey, Andrew Lee… Continue Reading →

The next episode of SciFi on Trial will be broadcast live on YouTube! Tune in this Sunday, September 17, at 6:30PM PT on youtube.com/jessemercuryscifi to see John, Ryan and Jesse discuss whether John Carter is worth your time to watch. The… Continue Reading →

SciFi on Trial delves into the morass of convoluted time travel, liquid robots and car accidents that is Terminator Genisys, to determine if it is guilty of crimes against fandom. Hosted by Jesse Mercury, featuring Ryan Casey, Johnny Unicorn, Allison… Continue Reading →

The Happening is remembered as a poorly acted mess, but is it actually a pitch perfect B movie? (Not a bee movie, because the bees are all dying, because science.) Our panel determines the quality of this film once and for… Continue Reading →

Our intrepid SciFi on Trial team puts Prometheus on trial for crimes against fandom, debating whether or not the film belongs in the Alien franchise.

Jesse and Baby Dan discuss the verdict for the trial of Guardians of the Galaxy, and reveal what’s coming up next time. They also brainstorm a new podcast idea.

Was the soundtrack truly an awesome mix? Would Rocket have been better with a British accent? Are you Groot? Our panel peels back the layers of hype to examine Guardians of the Galaxy, and determine if it has been remembered fairly.

Meet the panel for our exciting next episode as they reveal the verdict for the trial of Armageddon!

Our SciFi on Trial panel debates the 1998 Michael Bay disaster flick Armageddon, to determine once and for all if a bunch of oil drilling roughnecks have what it takes to save the planet. Hosted by Jesse Mercury, starring Jean… Continue Reading →

Jesse and Ryan reveal the verdict to the trial of Howard the Duck and the next film to be put on trial, as voted by listeners. They also discuss the temporal mechanics of tweeting to the past.