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Sarah and Amy chat about the very strange and sadly underwhelming kids’ sci fi sendup Space Chimps (2008). What they discover is that not every genre can be adapted to be child-friendly. And there is such as thing as TOO many primate puns.
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Editor: Amy Walsh
Producers: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Art: Riley Brown
Sarah and Amy talk about an episode of the recent Syfy original series Resident Alien (2021-present). What do they learn? Mostly that voiceovers can be used to great effect with the right comedic actor.
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Editor: Amy Walsh
Producers: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Art: Riley Brown
The SYNWiS gals finish up their deep dive into the weird world of Cherry 2000 (1987) this week. What do they learn? Perhaps that the love of a man who imprinted on a robot is surprisingly fickle. Also, desert dwellers are insane.
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Editor: Amy Walsh
Producers: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Art: Riley Brown
Have you ever watched a movie in which the whole story never needed to happen? No? Well, the SYNWiS gals experience a real shock to discover Cherry 2000 (1987) is just such a film. All the trouble begins with an amazing water-related emergency…
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Editor: Amy Walsh
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Art: Riley Brown
Join us on a wild ride through space on the lost Moon base Alpha! Amy and Sarah chat about the beloved and under-the-radar Space: 1999 (1975-1977). If nothing else, the monsters made this a true delight.
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Editor: Amy Walsh
Producers: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Art: Riley Brown
Wowie zowie do the SYNWiS gals have a movie for you this week: Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957)! Listen along as Sarah laments that this isn’t The Wasp Woman, but Amy finds some pleasure in watching a cow “fight” an alien. If you like vague moral lessons aimed at teens, this is the movie for you.
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Editor: Amy Walsh
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Art: Riley Brown
This week marks the first time the gals talk about anime and they’re starting off with what many fans argue is the best so far: Cowboy Bebop (1998-1999). While they don’t end up definitively deciding whether or not they like anime, they do determine there’s no way to tell a human they look like an animal and have it be received as a compliment.
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
Editor: Amy Walsh
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Art: Riley Brown
This week Amy and Sarah discuss a real low light of Eddie Murphy’s career: The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002). Listen as they discuss the timeless appeal of 90s club wear and the confusing vision of life on the Moon in the 2080s.
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
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Art: Riley Brown
Are there such things as mermaids? Is there such a thing as being TOO beautiful? Would you be willing to live at the bottom of the sea? Amy and Sarah answer these questions and many more when they discuss the Australian teen scifi series Ocean Girl (1994-1997).
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
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Art: Riley Brown
Is it just us or is Josh Hutcherson really short? Is Brendan Fraser a dumpy uncle type in every movie? Do dinosaurs live inside a hollow Earth? We explore these questions and many more in this week’s discussion of Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008).
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Hosts: Amy and Sarah Walsh
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Art: Riley Brown
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Join the Walsh girls every week as they explore the mysteries and magic of sci fi television and movies.