In this final episode of Pandorica Opens Raissa and Ian discuss the last two episodes of the 9th season of 'Doctor Who', which concluded with 'Hell Bent' on Saturday 5th November.

We discuss whether we were satisfied with the resolution of Clara's storyline and we also ask whether the series has become a little to reliant on the companion character.

Join Raisa and Ian as they talk about some of the weeks science fiction and fantasy news stories and feature fresh new interviews from the talented people behind some of today's favorite comic books and televiison shows.

This week we feature an exclusive interview with Robin Dunne who is best known for his break out role of Will Zimmerman from Syfy's 'Sanctuary'.

Robin talks about a few of his latest movie projects and also chats about his exciting new comic book project Rattletrap, which is currently seeking funds on Kickstarter.

In this episode Raissa and Ian sink their teeth into 'Sleep No More' and 'Face The Raven'.

The first of the two episodes written by Mark Gatiss is perhaps the most frightening episode of 'Doctor Who' to date and made a few controversial decisions elsewhere, which are some of the things that we'll discuss.

'Face The Raven' is the episode, which finally said goodbye to Clara and seemingly didn't do to much to resolve her story arc, which we hope will resolve by the season finale. We'll take a look at that and discuss in full during this meaty half hour of all things 'Doctor Who'.

Ian and Raissa beam in from their time machines to discuss the most recent two part story of 'Doctor Who', which was made up of 'The Zygon Invasion' and 'The Zygon Inversion'

We chat about the good and the bad of the two episodes and give our unique view on where the overall arc for this year could be leading.

Welcome to the latest SFP-NOW in which we discuss weekly news and bring you interviews.

Joining me for the news segment is Raissa who will be discussing recent developments in televiison and film.

Our special guest this week is Aleks Paunovic who is well know for his various roles in television series such as Continuum and IZombi. Aleks talks with me about these shows, but also chats about his new film 'Numb', which is both produced and acts in.

So tune in and listen as we bodly take you where no other show can take you.

Its the eve of Halloween and we here at SFP-NOW are celebrating in style.

In this special fun packed episode I'm joined by my good friend T. Shawn Hardy the lead singer of Canadian Celtic Rock Band 'Short Notice' and his wife Linda.

During a fun filled chat we discuss our top ten horror villains and heroes and come up with some surprising choices, which include Santa Claus and Frankenstien's Monster as a good guy because he was misunderstood.

You can listen to the fun and get Linda's cool recipie for Killer Clowns right here at SFP-NOW.

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Join Raissa and Ian as they transport you through  time and space with their unique brand of 'Doctor Who' discussion.

This weeks episode will look at the good and not so good bits from 'The Girl Who Died' and 'The Woman Who Lived'.

We'll also take another look at the previous story from a few weeks back.

So join us as we delve into the universe of 'Doctor Who' and beyond.

In this special pre halloween edition of SFP-NOW we are joined by Jeff Burns, Tonya Dodds and Nicole Wright from the fantastically fun game series 'Supergeekedup'

We talks with the gang about how they got into producing their own web series and find out how they all came together to bring us the internets premier game show series, which is enjoyed by genre fans all over the world.

Jeff also talks a little about a new project he is developing and we close out the show with some fun and games of are own.

For this episode we feature director Madellaine Paxson who talks about her debut movie 'Blood Punch'

The movie, which took the festival scene by storm centres on a disturbing love traingle, some chrystal meth and lots of strange supernatural goings on.

Madellaine talks about how she went about casting the movie on such a tight budget and how some of her contacts from when she worked as a writer on Power Rangers ended up helping her out.

As ever I am joined by Raissa at the start of the show to go through some of the weeks news from the world of genre film and television.

For this episode we're joined by UK Comics Artist Simion Aston who discusses his comic book series 'Metal Made Flesh', which has been described by readers and critics alike as 'Game Of Thrones' meets 'Blade Runner'.

Simion gives us some insight on how he came up with the idea for the story as well as the comics visual style and also talks about some of the things that inspired him.

In the first half the the show Raissa and Ian will have a look at some of the recent genre news stories that have broke. So stay tuned.