Asteroid G Podcasts

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking our customary long look at the Wire. We discuss cops, corner boys, drugs, docs, politics, and the difficulty of changing the system in any meaningful way. Also: the majesty of Omar.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking a shot at rebooting the Universal Monsters, a universe Universal just keeps trying to reboot, usually to poor effect. We go over the classics, touching on what makes them work, before getting into the recent reboots, most of which don't work at all. Then we pitch our own ideas for our perfect reboots of the films.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G invites a guest into the studio as we welcome MsMetroid to the couch. We chat about Metroid, The Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, along with all the movies and TV shows we've watched lately. Plus, make sure to vote! Vote early! Vote often!

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G takes on a divisive work with a Love it or Hate It episode all about Back to the Future Part II. Queen B defends the film, enjoying it's loopiness, the way it twists around the previous film, and it's zany attitude in general, while Josh and Mike nitpick the plot and can't get around all the dumb continuity issues and problems the film has as it leads into t...

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News" and there's a lot to cover: the death of the theater industry, coting, politics, and some recent video game releases. It's a scattering of great topics for entertain as the leaves change.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G takes on a divisive work with a Love it or Hate It episode all about Alien 3. Queen B defends the film, praising what it tries to do, it's production, and it's weirdness, while Josh and Mike take on just how stupid, bad, and stupidly bad the film is. Plus, why did they kill Newt?!

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking a shot at rebooting Knight Rider, a series that somehow manages to keep coming back, over and over, despite being so very stick in the early 1980s that you really can conceieve of it existing anywhere else. Also, David Hasselhoff and his lushious hair.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G goes back to the "Watch Party" with a look at the recent Netflix blockbuster action-flick: The Old Guard. After watching the film we discuss it's action, it's characters, it basis on the original comics, and how well it manages to setup a potential superhero franchise for Netflix.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G takes on a divisive work (at least among ourselves) with a Love it or Hate It episode all about Hamilton. Queen B and Josh take the "Love It" side while Mike and Bex argue against the single most popular musical to come out in the last ten years. Which side is right? Well, sure, we probably already know...

is talking "Nerd News" and there's a lot to cover: the death of Black Panther Chadwick Boseman, problems with the direction of the MCU, problems with the direction of the Star Wars franchise and, oh yeah, problems with the direction of the Star Trek franchise. Plus, of course, more politics.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking a shot at rebooting Avatar: The Last Airbender, a series that has already seen one failed reboot, another reboot that's struggling to get off the ground, and a sequel series that isn't nearly as beloved as the original show. Perhaps we can do a little better in the commentary booth.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News" and there's a lot to cover: Political talk, with Biden choosing Harris as his running mate, to the attempts of the Trump campaign to destroy mail-in voting. Plus, movie theaters want to open and AT and T is destroying DC Comics.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G goes back to the "Watch Party" with a look at the the long-running series, Supernatural. We take on two episodes, "Mystery Spot" and "The French Mistake", two fun stand-alone episodes Josh and Queen B suggested I watch to try and get me into the series. The episodes are fun... but we'll see if I get into the show.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking our customary long look at Community. We look through the various seasons, talk about our favorite characters (and favorite moments), give a moment of peace for Leonard, and say "pop pop" more time than we probably should have.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking a shot at rebooting a big Hollywood franchise: Alien vs. Predator. Well, okay, just the Aliens part of that equation, as we try and find ways to take a new spin on the Xenomorphs. And, yes, Peter Dinklage and Tom Cruise make appearances in our movies.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking our customary long look at Battlestar Galactica. We take a look back at the original series, dread Battlestar 1980 and Caprica, and rave about the 2004 series... up to a point. Oh, and Jane Seymour sucks.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News" and there's a lot to cover: not just the Coronavirus, but also politics and the Presidential election, Star Wars and a possible reboot, and four different versions of Batman all at once. Plus, apparently everyone in Hollywood sucks.

Join Queen B, Josh, Bex, and I (along with some special guests) as we screw up over and over trying to record a podcast. The final products may sound good, but man, do we burn through a lot of flubs and stutters in the process.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G goes back to the "Watch Party" with a look at the 1981 comedy "classic" Stripes. Starring Bill Murray and Harold Ramis (along with a surprising number of other SNL stars), this film was a big hit when it camp out, lampooing the military with Murray's slacker charms. But has the film really held up after all this time, or is this a best-forgotten relic of a b...

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News" and there are only two real topics of conversation: the Protests and the Coronavirus. We talk about the protest movement, the idiots in government bitching about the protests, and the stupidity of opening the country with the Coronavirus still raging. All that, plus Avatar: The Last Airbender.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking our customary long look at Rhythm Games. We take a look back at the Dance Dance series, go all in on Rock Band, completely ignore DJ Hero, and lament having to buy more peripherals for Beat Saber. Plus, where did all the arcades go?

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking a shot at rebooting a big Hollywood franchise: Terminator. Each of our hosts takes a crack at pitching something new from the idea of robots traveling back in time to kill a child, plus thoughts on Zack Snyder, Peter Dinklage, Tilda Swinton, Tom Cruise, and the 2017 The Mummy

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking our customary long look at Watchmen. With the HBO mini-series having recently wrapped its one (and possibly only) run, we look from the comics to the movie and then the shows, plus anciliary materials, to see who, in fact, watches the Watchmen.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G invites a guest into the studio as we welcome MoistMogwai to the couch. We chat about Final Fantasy Randomizer, along with the entire Zelda series, and then delve into IT, sports, and grilling out.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News" and, well, it's still all about the Coronavirus. We're discussings things being shut down, things trying to open back up, and the stupidity of man. Plus, the Democrats have a nominee: Biden. And, also, Final Fantasy VII Remake and Animal Crossing: New Horizons.