To round out our 2021, your GNON friends have taken on the task of discussing the much celebrated and much maligned "Malignant" from James Wan.

Your Generation X hosts dive into a majorly popular autumnal genre: HORROR!

We're taking a crack at something old, something new, something awesome and something ew. The classic Terminator 2: Judgement Day has some common threads with The Tomorrow War, so let's talk about it!

The His Dark Materials re-read has come to a close. What an incredible journey it has been. Thank you for coming on the journey with us.

We will be starting to transition to a new show format that will be covering classics and modern geek media - thank you so much for joining us.

NOTE The Bridgerton discussion begins at 57:30!

As we close in on the end of this epic trilogy, we're awed by how timely it all is turning out to be. It's been a privilege to go on this journey with all of you and we cannot wait to record our final episode for this book series. We will be continuing on after this as a bit of a geek-centric pop culture podcast (are there too many of them yet!?) - we hope you continue to join us!

Lyra and Mary are center stage as we move beyond the battle for the universe to a smaller and more intimate story of body and soul. This ended up being a very personal and moving discussion for us.

Pullman's "BIG IDEA" comes crashing down onto our re-read of The Amber Spyglass and we get back into the episode recaps of His Dark Materials on BBC/HBO.

We're just Terence Stamp Stans now. Our podcast is being re-named The Terence Stamps: A Terence Stamp Podcast. It is written.

We're ripping through the end of this book, guys! Your hosts are eating it all up, except for Gracious Wings' name maybe? We talk so much about the book that we didn't even get to talk about the show. Instead you'll get a packed episode next week that will be ALL about His Dark Materials on HBO/BBC.

We're back! Thank you to everyone for your patience while we got back up and running. We have so much to discuss this week, from the actual spyglass, to the land of the dead, to the nature of existence and the exceptional writing of Pullman. We also dive back into the series with a discussion of Season 2's premiere episode.