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Welcome to season 3 of The BIG Sci-Fi Podcast! In this season opener, we have the privilege of talking with David Gerrold who wrote one of the most famous and popular Trek episodes of all time, The Trouble With Tribbles (OST). David also worked on the first season of TNG, but is a prolific and talented science fiction author outside of the Trek universe. He won Hugo and Nebula awards for his book, The Martin Child, which was later adapted into a film. He has a unique story to tell about his time in Trek and you will be both intrigued and, perhaps, shocked at what he has to say about it all. The crew really enjoyed their time with David and we hope you will, too!
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Next week's episode is all about the 2021 film adaptation of Frank Herbert's Dune. Don't miss it!
We wrap up our "What Does Frank Think Series" with a fun conversation about the popular Star Trek cartoon, Lower Decks. Frank has some thoughts and, guess what? So do the rest of the crew! Thanks Frank for being a part of our podcast in these in-between seasons special content!
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Season 3 launches on December 9th!
Frank joins us for a another "frank" discussion about the Star Wars Saga. We love Trek the most, but we are also big fans of the Wars. Is Frank? Listen to this episode to find out!
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Season 3 launches on December 9th with brand new full-length episodes!
Frank gives us his top 3 favorite films of all time and you might be surprised. His picks are thoughtful and meaningful for him, as they should be!
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Season 3 coming December 9th.
Frank is back an answering more questions about the Kobyashi Maru test as seen in Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan and various other incarnations of Trek. Frank gets really "frank" with us on this one!
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Frank tells us all about what he thinks of the classic Trek film, The Wrath of Khan. He's watched it recently with his mom, Adeena, on the big screen for the film's anniversary. As Trek fans and fans of good cinema, we love this movie. What does Frank think? Listen to find out!
Season 3 debuts on December 9th! We have lots of fun surprises in store for you this season!
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In our season two finale, Steve leads us on a quest to discuss the film that won the box office in 1998. This is a film that many either love or hate and we dive deep (not unlike its rival film, Deep Impact) into the debate on what is good, bad, and ugly about this film. We laugh a lot in this episode and so we hope you have fun listening to Adeena, Brian, Cris, and Steve having fun as they talk all things Armageddon and beyond!
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Adeena leads the crew this week on a voyage into the known of what we know about science and how it interacts with most sci-fi films and television. How does the unknown of the infinite universes created by science fiction authors and film producers interact with the reality of the science we know to be true today? Can a film or story have bad science and be a good or even great film? Can we enjoy a film that has bad science but a great story? Or does the lack of good science bother us so much that we turn it off and discard it? This week, the crew asks these questions and more as we discuss the science of sci-fi.
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