And we’re back! Fresh off of their appearance at BayCon 2013: Triskadekaphobicon, Eric, Bryan and guest Kevin Sutorius delve into the history of science fiction, and key figures/works that pushed the genre forward.
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History is full of conspiracy theories. This week, special guest Kevin Sutorius joins us as we focus on conspiracy theories from recent history. Follow us on Twitter @Nerdonomy, and don’t forget to check out the new Nerdonomy.com!
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Eric, Bryan and guest Kevin Sutorius continue their discussion about Science Fiction, and how’s reflection of society throughout history.
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Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations
I was skeptical as I walked into the theater to watch Star Trek Into Darkness. After seeing early trailers for the film, I felt let down. What I saw was something that looked more like the Avengers than any Star Trek movie or TV show that I’ve seen. As J.J. Abrams has showed us before, this is not Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek. But that’s okay. As I watched the opening sequence and got to experience Kirk and crew violating the Prime Directive, I wondered if that was a metaphor for what Abrams was doing with the series.
The Nerds take suggestions from fans and friends via Facebook and Twitter for the Six Degrees of Separation Movie Game.
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