SciFi4Me: The H2O Podcast

Jul 12 2023 267 ep. 85

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Mr. Hunt and Mr. Harvey share opinions on the latest news and happenings in the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres -- with the occasional digressions.

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The H2O Podcast 350: The Shared Universe | Pros & Cons

Jul 12 2023 94 mins

Funny how we haven't really dived into this topic before now (we probably have but we're just too old to remember): the shared universe. Sometimes it can provide some unique story opportunities. But other times it can cause more headaches than it's worth.Feedback: [email protected] USE NOTICEOur videos may contain copyrighted material; the use of which has not been specifically

The H2O Podcast 349: Reviewing INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY

Jul 05 2023 82 mins

Mr. Boss has already shared a few thoughts here and on other channels, but tonight we give you our full-blown review of the fifth and final(?) movie starring Harrison Ford as the intrepid Indiana Jones. Join us for discussion, probably some spoilers, and feel free to share your thoughts as well. Feedback: [email protected] USE NOTICEOur videos may contain copyrighted materi

The H2O Podcast 348: Superman and Lois

Jun 27 2023 86 mins

News broke today: James Gunn has found his new Superman and Lois Lane in actors David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan. So who are these fresh faces? Do you think they have what it takes to take on some of the most iconic roles in history? How will they perform under real pressure?Feedback: [email protected] USE NOTICEOur videos may contain copyrighted material; the use of which h

The H2O Podcast 347: Overused Villains

Jun 20 2023 66 mins

With the renewal of SUPERMAN & LOIS also comes the news that Michael Cudlitz is being bumped up to series regular as Lex Luthor. Which means yet again, Lex Luthor is the villain of the piece. Which got us thinking: how many other villains are used so much that we're just sick and tired of seeing them?Feedback: [email protected] USE NOTICEOur videos may contain copyrighted ma

The H2O Podcast 346: Reviewing THE FLASH

Jun 18 2023 115 mins

Our review and discussion of THE FLASH starring Ezra Miller, Michael Keaton, and Sasha Calle.Feedback: [email protected] USE NOTICEOur videos may contain copyrighted material; the use of which has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available for the purposes of criticism, comment, review and news reporting which constitute the fa

The H2O Podcast 345: Sticking The Landing

May 23 2023 62 mins

Last week, we talked about shows that ended on ... well, less than stellar terms. Finales that fell flat. This week, we give you the corollary -- the shows that went out on a high note. Television series (and some movies) that got a chance to deliver a complete conclusion. Feedback: [email protected] USE NOTICEOur videos may contain copyrighted material; the use of which ha

The H2O Podcast 344: Finales That Fell Flat

May 16 2023 82 mins

For many shows, the axe falls before everything gets a chance to play out. Ratings and network executives generally bring doom to our favorite shows and they die before their time. But every now and again, the network will give a series the opportunity to wrap up everything in a package and go out on their terms.Sometimes, this doesn't go as well as planned. Feedback: h2o@scif

The H2O Podcast 343: CinemaCon Reaction & Analysis

May 09 2023 65 mins

It's been two weeks since CinemaCon wrapped up in Las Vegas, and we got a lot of news dropped on us throughout that week (and no, we weren't there, but it would have been fun...) and now we're discussing some of the more high-profile and maximum-attention news items.Feedback: [email protected] USE NOTICEOur videos may contain copyrighted material; the use of which has not been s

The H2O Podcast 342: CinemaCon Expectations

Apr 25 2023 79 mins

Today kicks off the annual CinemaCon event -- this is the one where studios bring their presentations to the collected movie theater chain owners to ply their wares. The movie theater people are already talking about what they need to survive, and the movie makers are talking about how much they need the venues. What will result from this mutual admiration society?Feedback: h2o@sci

The H2O Podcast 341: Truth, Justice, and the American Way | Superman at 85

Apr 18 2023 81 mins

On April 18, 1938, ACTION COMICS Number One hit shelves, and a star was born. Rocketed to Earth as an infant, raised by his adoptive parents on a farm in Kansas, the last survivor of the doomed planet Krypton, Kal-El, grew up as mild-mannered Clark Kent. As a reporter for a major metropolitan newspaper, Clark kept his eyes on the world, and in times of peril fought for truth, justi