Looking for Sci-Fi Podcasts that do full episode commentaries

[SPCTRE]

I've been listening to (Trek-related) episode commentaries by the folks over at the Make It So podcast again recently and I was reminded of how entertaining they are.

I'm also going to check out the episode commentaries by the TREKS in SCI-FI podcast as soon as possible.

Any other good general Sci-Fi or series-/franchise-specific podcasts out there that do full episode or movie commentaries?

I'd appreciate any suggestions

 

[OmahaStar]

Slice of Sci Fi is a general sci fi weekly podcast with news, interviews, and commentary.

The Babylon Podcast is a weekly podcast specific to Babylon 5. It's generally one episode per podcast, but they interview cast and crew as well, so they've already had almost twice as many episodes as the series they talk about.

There's also one for Farscape (Scapequest, maybe?) and Firefly (The Signal - already at 170 episodes, which isn't bad, considering the show had 15 episodes plus the movie).

 

[Pilot Ace]

Slice of Sci Fi is a general sci fi weekly podcast with news, interviews, and commentary.

The Babylon Podcast is a weekly podcast specific to Babylon 5. It's generally one episode per podcast, but they interview cast and crew as well, so they've already had almost twice as many episodes as the series they talk about.

There's also one for Farscape (Scapequest, maybe?) and Firefly (The Signal - already at 170 episodes, which isn't bad, considering the show had 15 episodes plus the movie).

Any chance The Station will be coming back? I was a fan.

 

[OmahaStar]

Any chance The Station will be coming back? I was a fan.

Well, here's the situation on that. We were able to record in a real studio. Steve was in a band called Beta Minus, and one of the members of his band owned a full recording studio, which was used to record ... I don't even know how many cds. Because they were friends, the friend let us use the studio for free.

That means, no background noise, rambling stuff is gone, other stuff added in.

This friend was then offered the "opportunity" to join another band which was just days away from signing with a major record label. Almost immediately after he did, he quit band number one and sold his studio piece by piece, without telling anyone he was doing it.

We don't have another place to do it. I tried doing a sample show at my place. Unfortunately, I live facing the main thoroughfare in the city, and there is constant car noise, sirens, etc., and when I listened to the recording, I was completely drowned out.

And that was just on a handheld voice recorder (the same one I used to record the interview with Sarah Douglas).

I'd like to get it started back up again ... Just need a free, quiet place to do it.

 

[Pilot Ace]

Any chance The Station will be coming back? I was a fan.

Well, here's the situation on that. We were able to record in a real studio. Steve was in a band called Beta Minus, and one of the members of his band owned a full recording studio, which was used to record ... I don't even know how many cds. Because they were friends, the friend let us use the studio for free.

That means, no background noise, rambling stuff is gone, other stuff added in.

This friend was then offered the "opportunity" to join another band which was just days away from signing with a major record label. Almost immediately after he did, he quit band number one and sold his studio piece by piece, without telling anyone he was doing it.

We don't have another place to do it. I tried doing a sample show at my place. Unfortunately, I live facing the main thoroughfare in the city, and there is constant car noise, sirens, etc., and when I listened to the recording, I was completely drowned out.

And that was just on a handheld voice recorder (the same one I used to record the interview with Sarah Douglas).

I'd like to get it started back up again ... Just need a free, quiet place to do it.

Oh. Sad. Is there anyway to keep notified of when/if it starts back up?