Asteroid G Podcasts

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G does a differnent kind of Overview as we try to cast the dream The Thin Man for modern audiences. We grab the right actors and put them into the right roles... and sometimes the wrong roles, just to see what would be amusing, and what might actually work despite itself.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G takes a revisit to Star Trek for a look at it's funnier side. We go from THe Orville to Lower Decks and see all the things they're doing right (while Picard gets it so very wrong).

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G goes back to the "Watch Party" with a look the classic Verhoevan action movie Total Recall. We gush about what the original did right, while also looking at what the 2012 remake go so very, very wrong. Very wrong. Stupidly wrong. Wow.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking a shot at rebooting a well-loved cult classic cartoon, the 1994 series Reboot. Although it only went for four seasons (plus a bad live-action hybrid show on Netflix), this cartoon sparked the imaginations of a (very small) generation of gamers. And now we're going to launch it again...

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G takes a look at a C-list celebrity: Breckin Meyer. Known for his time on Clueless, his stint on Franklin and Bash, and those times he sadly played Jon Arbuckle in the godawful Garfield films, we ask, what happened to Breckin Meyer?

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G heads to the news desk for looks at Trump's TRUTH Social, the problems with Dave Chapelle, ALec Baldwin's prop gun shooting, Back 4 Blood, and more.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G takes a look at our favorite movies, and then try to turn them into video games. We pick from our beloved titles -- Big Trouble In Little China, How To Train Your Dragon, and more, and come up with some very entertaining, and sometimes very silly, games out of them.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News". We touch upon ScarJo winning her Black Widow case, George Lucas returning to Star Wars, superhero fatigue, and much more.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G does a differnent kind of Overview as we try to cast the dream MCU of the 1980s. We grab the right actors and put them into the right roles... and sometimes the wrong roles, just to see what would be amusing, and what might actually work despite itself.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G takes a look at another celebrity: Hayley Atwell. We cover her early career in British cinema and TV, leading up when she jumped on the Marvel train, and all the other (small) roles she's had since.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking a shot at rebooting the long running sci-fi franchise Stargate. We go over where the series has been, from the movie to the various series, and then we try to find a new angle for the series going forward.

Join Queen B, Josh, Bex, and I 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 takes a look at another celebrity: Tom Holland. We cover his early career leading up when he jumped on the Marvel train, as well as many of the (not very good) movies he's made since.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News". We touch upon the upcoming releases of the next He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Spider-man: No Way Home, and The Wheel of Time, plus upcoming releases (that might not come out) and so much COVID.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G takes a look at another celebrity: Peter Dinklage. We cover his career, look at his politics, and discuss just why we like him so much.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking a shot at rebooting the long running sci-fi franchise Doctor Who. We focus on the elements we'd want to keep -- the Doctor, the Companion, the TARDIS, the Master -- and the rework all the elements into new story ideas that could take the series in a who new era for Television. One day the BBC will call us...

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking our slightly less customary look at a genre of shows all about "the fixer". This is a character that has shown up in a number of shows and movies, from M.A.S.H. to Stripes and on past Animal House. And I bet you weren't expecting anyone to tell you that somehow M.A.S.H. and Saved by the Bell were the same show.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News". We touch upon the recent release of The Suicide Squad, gets into Online groups complaining about He-Man, come to the defense of Kevin Smith (for once), and talk about Coronavirus. All that and more!

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G we start a new feature on the show as we explore various celebrities, and this week we're starting with Chris Pratt.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G goes back to the "Watch Party" with a look at the the first season of Invincible. We talk the differences between the show and the original comics, discuss Kirkman's style as a writer, and then bitch about The Walking Dead a bunch.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking our customary long look at the Ryanverse. We debate who played Jack Ryan better, from Alec Baldwin was John Krazinski, and then we try to figure out just how much more dour the Amazon version of the 'verse can really get. Probably very.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G goes back to the "Watch Party" with a look at the awful Keanu Reeves sci-fi thriller, Replcias. This is film so bad we wonder why Keanu is in it, so stupid we couldn't help but pick it apart, and so boring we couldn't even remember its correct name. Wow.

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News". Although we'd have more to talk about if we discussed politics, instead we cover the new Blacula, recount a number of shows that were (sadly or not) canceled, and then discuss the failings of one (of the many) TSR companies out there. All that plus Pepsi Blue!

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G goes back to the "Watch Party" with a look at the newest entry in the Mortal Kombat cinematic series. We look at the plight of Scorpion, compare Sub-Zeroes, and think about all the cool ways we could have Fatalities. Get your techno thumping and jump in the arena!

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is talking "Nerd News". We finally don't have to talk politics, and istead go over nerdy news that finally matters, from The Bad Batch to Loki, "Witcher-Con" and the new Masters of the Universe, and, of course, the most important of all: Rob Zombie's The Munsters.