This week Jason, James and Rob are whisked away to a place where the weddings are a drunken, informal affair with only one consenting party.  No, it’s not Arkansas.  Continue with us as we hit the halfway mark on our discussion of the sci-fi western, Fir…

In this week’s episode, Jason, James and Rob continue their ride through the space western that was taken from the world far too early where it’s discovered that James has never seen Monty Python and the Holy Grail.  
Yale scientists made zombie pig brai…

This week Jason, James and Rob discuss  episodes two and three of the space western that steals your medicine but gives it back and then steals all your dinner trays instead, it’s Joss Whedon’s Firefly. 
Lots of Robotech stuff in anticipation of live act…

This week Jason, James and Rob start their analysis of the space western by Joss Whedon that was screwed over by TV executives with their stupid episode ordering and the network scheduling that made it a hunting expedition to find the new episode, it’s 2…

In this week’s episode we welcome Josh from the podcast The Film Appraisers to talk about the 1998 Neo-Noir Sci-Fi film and future look at how people would actually play The Sims, Dark City.
Chang Chen joins Dune cast: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/h…

This is a bitter sweet episode.  On one hand, it marks the one year anniversary of Smoking and Drinking in Space!  On the other, I say goodbye to my dearest friend and co-host.  I hope you will join me and many others as we reflect back on our favorite R…

In this week’s episode Jason welcomes fellow BGA co-host Joe to share some exciting news and review the film that put the rock in Rock ’em Sock ’em Robots, it’s 2011’s Real Steel.
Optimus Prime confirmed in Bumblebee 2: https://fullcirclecinema.com/2019/…

This week Jason welcomes Albert from The Cantina Cast and The Basement to discuss the fun 80s film that could have been a huge boon to NASA’s public image but was overshadowed by one of the most tragic disasters in space exploration, 1986’s Space Camp. 
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This week Rob is back to discuss the movie that wanted to be a reboot of 2001 but was more of a blue screen of death instead starring Tom Cruise, Morgan Freeman and Olga Kurylenko, it’s 2013’s Oblivion.
Introducing your newest KFC Colonel… Robocop? htt…

In this week’s episode, Crowley from Bad Gamers Anonymous joins Jason as they discuss the film that gets sand in all the nooks and crannies but still managed to start a franchise starring Kurt Russell, James Spader and Mili Avital, it’s 1994’s Stargate.
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