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In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, we discuss the spectacle of Broadway musicals; our early personal experiences seeing, hearing and performing theater; stage-to-screen adaptations; jukebox musicals; screen-to-stage adaptations; the 2016 Tony Awards; and our “desert island musicals.”

0:02:11 – Listener Emails! from Jen, Elly, and Father Beast
0:14:45 – Book recommendations
0:17:17 – Main Topic: Broadway Musicals!
0:57:22 – Tony Award Speculation
1:01:58 – “Desert Island Musicals”
1:10:41 – Musical Fandom
1:14:38 – Next Time on Anomaly Supplemental...

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In this episode, KC, Sarah, and Sue discuss Syfy's reality competition show "Face Off." According to Syfy.com, this series explores "the world of special-effects make-up artists and the unlimited imagination that allows them to create amazing works of living art." We talk about the judges, host, contestants, and challenges, and even give some vague predications and not-so-vague opinions.

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This geeky summer is SUPER BUSY— there's much to talk about! Angela and I start by discussing the perils of Fornite and gaming with "other" people online. Then we dive into some sci-fi fantasy movie and television news, make some great podcast suggestions, and read and respond to your awesome emails.

Topics:
Batman casting
The Black Widow filming
Jurassic World 3
Wheel of Time casting
Picard (we play the trailers)
The Dark Crystal Age of Resistance
Relentless fan grumblings
Cosplay photographer Daniel Grove
Captain Marvel
The Multiverse
Women Superhero tropes and more...

Be sure to visit the show notes for links to everything we discussed, including photos, trailers, articles and podcasts!

Please let us know what you thought of the Picard trailer! Send your emails an audio messages in and we'll read/play them on the next show. Send by Friday, August 9, 2019 to make it into our August episode. Visit our contact page or email us directly at girlygeekz@gmail.com

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In this installment of Anomaly, Angela and Jen discuss the acting, plot, throughlines and symbolisim in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Angela compares the film to the book and Jen talks about little known facts behind the movie. Some symbols that were cited in this episode were derived from SparksNotes.com. Thank you to Tim, Sarah, Kasey, Noah and Michele for their awesome listener comments. Annoucments were made at the end of the commentary and new promos to cool shows were added at the very end of the episode. Check out the show notes for links to a report that Anne wrote in the Anomaly Blog, about a real life Quidditch game that she attended in December. Thanks Anne! Also in the show notes are links to the group who created the intro to the commentary. Find all this and more at AnomalyPodcast.com. If you enjoy this episode please rate us on iTunes, donate to the show or send us an email. We love hearing from you all. 

SPOILERS:

03:41 - The Girl Who Died
12:09 - The Woman Who Lived
*Discussion of these two episodes kept mostly separate
24:54 - The Zygon Invasion/Inversion
(Content Warning: Discussion of terrorism, immigration, war, PTSD, etc)
32:21 - Speculation of series themes

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In this episode, Sue and KC discuss Disney's 2007 film "Enchanted" that mixes live action and traditional animation for the first time since "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?".  We talk about the story, the music, some trivia, the ridiculous amount of Disney references, and - of course - our personal favorite scenes, characters, and quotes.  If you haven't already done so, join the discussion on our forums, check out the Anomaly blog, the schedule on the Anomaly website, and follow us on Twitter.  Thanks for listening!

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Doctor Who Episode Reactions

**THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS**

KC and Sue discuss the Series 4 episode "The Fires of Pompeii" and Series 9 rumors.

**This episode is part of the "Anomaly Supplemental Catch-up Initiative.  It was recorded on August 22, 2015.**

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The end of another month means the KC and Sue chat about another Doctor! We're on another adventure with Peri, but this time, she's accompanying the Sixth Doctor, as portrayed by Colin Baker, in The Mark of the Rani (show notes).

In this episode, KC makes a potentially controversial statement about The Master, we collectively decide that we need the Rani to return to New Who, and Sue ends up pitching an episode idea for Series 8.  (You can have it, Moffat!  All yours!)

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In this special two part episode Jen and Angela, the hosts of Anomaly, join forces with Kasey, Anne and Sue from Anomaly Supplemental to discuss how women are treated in sci-fi, fantasy and fandom. Look for part two to enter the feed in the next day or two. After that interviews related to this topic will appear about every other day. Those interviews include Mignon Fogarty, Teal Sherer, Mur Lafferty, Marian Call and Carrie Goldman. 

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It's taken a while for SciFi to get a foot-hold as a serious genre. Yet even now some cinematic SciFi still gets panned and under appreciated. Angela and Jen want to challenge that idea. So they have each picked an underrated Sci fi movie that got an unfair shake. Check out their second look at Passengers (2016) and Æon Flux (2005). Æon Flux is available to watch on Netflix and Passengers will be broadcast on FX starting May 3, 2019. 

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Our friend Chris joined Jen a few years ago to record this review of the Elder Scrolls games for Treks In Sci Fi. If you’re not familiar with the Elder Scrolls series, it’s a high fantasy RPG that’s been going strong since 1994 and includes Arena, Daggerfall, Battlespire, Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim. Check it out and Happy Thanksgiving! We'll be back soon!

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If you like games you or nostalgia in general, you may also enjoy our episode entitled “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun! 80s Games We Loved as Kids!”, “Smells Like The 90s: Grunge & the Games we Rocked”, "The Dynamic of Raid Groups and our Real Life Friends" and the PAX East and PAX South con report. All the links can be found in the show notes: Anomalypodcast.com/shownotes/Elder-Scrolls-Games/ or by searching for the term "Elder Scrolls" in the search box at AnomalyPodcast.com

***SPOILER ALERT***   Anne, Kasey, and Sue sit down to share their initial reactions to "The Bells of Saint John" and "The Rings of Akhaten.," as well as their thoughts on the new companion and her stint with the Doctor thus far.  Want to put in your two cents?  Email moregirlygeekz@gmail.com or find us on Facebook or Twitter.

Sue and KC discuss Sherlock Holmes in all his forms, from the Arthur Conan Doyle canon to the BBC's Sherlock. Why has the character remained so popular for over a hundred years? Anomaly Supplemental is on the case!

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BOO! Happy Halloween! This episode is all about the stuff that creeps us out the most, spooky movies we like to watch, halloween memories and Austin Comic Con 2015 (October 30-31). Please subscribe to Anomaly to get all our episodes and be sure to visit the show notes for related episodes and our old Halloween photos. Thanks to Rico Dosti for joining us. Be sure to subscribe to Treks In Sci Fi! Find a link to his show in our show notes, as well as the full episode of "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown".

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This is the podcast that flaps in the night.
This is the bubblegum that clings to your shoe.
This is DARKWING DUCK!

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss the 1991-1992 animated series Darkwing Duck, all about “a bumbling superhero battles crime with the help of his daughter and pilot sidekick” (IMDB).

We discuss the tone, comedy, and parodies featured in the series, the voice talent of the actors (and Disney Animation in general), cartoons in the 90s, and some of our favorite lines, relationships, and characters.  

Main topic begins at 07:43.

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SPOILER ALERT! Please be aware that this episode contains spoilers for episodes one and two of Star Trek Discovery. 

Angela and Jen were included in a roundtable discussion about Star Trek Discovery’s first two episodes: "The Vulcan Hello", and "Battle at the Binary Stars". It was a diverse group of men and women from all over the US who weighed in on the new show. And we are proud of the balance of criticisim and positive comments on everything from CBS All Access Streaming to Rebooting Klingons...again.

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Special thanks to Rico Dostie from Treks In SciFi for sharing this Skype call with us.

TOPICS DISCUSSED:

CBS All Access Controversy

The Art in Star Trek Discovery’s Opening Sequence

What’s up with the new Klingons in Star Trek Discovery?

The Art in Star Trek Discovery’s Opening Sequence

Star Trek Discovery Criticism and Positive Reactions

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It's Anomaly's birthday! Hear Jen and Angela's hope for the show, the message of Anomaly, funny stories, their favorite podcast memories, episodes and more. Be sure to visit the show notes for links to all the episodes they discussed. 

Making Anomaly has been a lot of hard work, but even MORE fun and Jen and Angela thank you for listening to them geek out all these years. Stick around, they have much more to gab about. If you enjoy our shows, please subscribe to the podcast and blog. There's plenty more where this came from. :)

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Over four years of podcasting together, and I finally got KC to read a Discworld book - in fact, it was kind of her idea!  After a quick catchup on life, we give a general introduction to the Discworld and then a short summary of Guards! Guards! (Discworld #8, Watch #1), before sounding our spoiler alert and diving a little deeper.

We talk about Pratchett's writing style (including the undercurrent of anger that is often noted by readers), dialogue, and humor; gender representation in the Watch; our favorite characters, scenes, and quotes; and the sticky subject of cover art.  KC sprinkles in some of her dream casting for a non-existent film adaptation, I share some thoughts about cosplaying a character from a book, we discuss the possible TV series adaptation, and we read part of a review from Anomaly staffer Michele.

10:25 - Main Topic Begins
23:35 - Spoiler Alert!

Anomaly Supplemental is all about animation. KC, Sue, Anne and Anomaly co-creator Jen have each created their own lists of their top five favorite television cartoons of the science fiction, fantasy, or otherwise geeky persuasion and discuss why they chose these shows. Reasons range from nostalgia, good writing, great comedy, animation style, positive messages, voice acting, etc.

This 2012, Wizard World, Austin Comic Con panel features: LeVar Burton, Johnathan Frakes, Brent Spiner and Michale Dorn. Be sure to check out the "Women of Trek" Panel, which included: Marina Sirtis and Gates McFadden; it is currently in the feed along with our Comic Con vidcast reports from 2012, 2013 and 2014. Email us: girlygeekz@gmail.com, call our voice mail: 432-363-4742, Follow us on Twitter, join our Facebook Group and Like our Facebook Page. Thank you for listening and subscribing.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Kasey and Sue discuss the 1987 Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine musical “Into the Woods”, which brings together classic fairy tale characters with exception storytelling and music. Though the show has had many incarnations, the podcast focuses on the original Broadway production, which was filmed in 1989 to be broadcast on PBS in 1991, and subsequently released on DVD (it is available for purchase and Netflix streaming). We discuss the story (spoilers!), music, lyrics, writing, characters, and themes as well as the resurgence of fairy tales in popular media, why theater fans care so much about casting, and how much we adore Stephen Sondheim. Oh, and it's possible that we sing... just listen all the way to the end. Visit the show notes for additional information and links.

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Last year at Austin Comic Con, Jen had the opportunity to hear Sean Astin speak. He is one of the most friendly actors the Anomalies have had the chance to see and they wanted to share that experience with you. This episode includes a little "house keeping" information regarding Anomaly at the begining (no more than 2 minutes), and a recording of the Sean Astin panel from the 2014 Wizard World Austin Comic Con (show notes). We hope you enjoy it! Please subscribe to the show, Like us on Facebook, join the Facebook Group and follow us on Twitter (@AnomalyPodcast)! Email us at girlygeekz@gmail.com Find links at AnomalyPodcast.com.

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In this holiday episode, KC and Sue discuss Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" in its many incarnations, from the original novella to the Muppets.  We discuss the historical context of the work, why it's still so popular, how it influenced what we now think of as the "traditional" Christmas celebration, casting and direction choices, our favorite film and stage adaptions, and even Jacob Marley's motivation in death... among other things.

Next time:  In January, we will be sharing our favorite geeky discoveries of 2012.  If you've discovered something over the last year that you'd like to tell us about, send us an email at moregirlygeekz@gmail.com, or visit us on Facebook or Twitter.

The song at the end of this podcast is "Chiron Beta Prime" by Jonathan Coulton (jonathancoulton.com), and was released under a Creative Commons attribution non-commercial license.

In this episode of Anomaly, Jen and Angela talk about The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (show notes). SPOILER ALERT precious. They get a little deep during their commentary, but the Anomalies never take themselves too seriously. Rest assured, Angela will make a ridiculous comment that will cause you to laugh aloud--possibly shooting a beverage out of your nose. Sorry about that. Actually, no. They're not sorry. Unless it's coffee. Then yes. They're sorry... kind of.

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Sue and KC have a discussion about Disney's live-action-meets-animated film noir comedy, Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Tagged explicit because of KC's language.

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Jen interviews her Nana on how the world has changed since she was born: technology, entertainment and life in general. Where's my flying car?!  Nana is a sweet lady who lives to love and Jen is honored to have her on the show. Comments: girlygeekz@gmail.com, AnomalyPodcast.com, @AnomalyPodcast, Facebook Group. *This episode was recorded outdoors. In addition to a great conversation, you will hear gates rattling, dogs barking, birds signing, chickens cackling, a horse snort, family visiting and kids playing all around. It's a slice of life from the sticks of South Texas.  Music included in this show, in order of play: Django Reinhardt's "Honeysuckle Rose", Hank Williams Senior's "Hey Good Look'n" and Bob Wills and The Texas Playboys' "Milk Cow Blues". 

Anomaly Supplemental returns with an episode all about Farscape. Sue and KC discuss the plot, the characters, and emotional turmoil found in first season episode "PK Tech Girl".

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In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Sue and KC talk about the Doctor Who season two episode, "The Girl in the Fireplace." Co-host Sarah joins them on the in-depth conversation about the episode itself as well as debating the place of romance's general place in science fiction and fantasy. And, of course, the ladies can't resist ending their discussion without answering the universe's biggest question: is Mary Poppins a time lady?

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Star Wars Fandom is split on The Last Jedi. What do Jen and Angela think about the movie? Don't worry, they'll tell you. A SPOILER ALERT is played after they give a non-spoiler mini-review. 

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Anomaly sometimes records what we call a "mini-skirt" 'cast. This is a podcast we publish outside of our regular schedule and is usually a little shorter than a full show. And you can expect several in the next few weeks discussing Start Trek Discovery!

We need to talk about the obvious. One of the hardest things about Star Trek Discovery as a devoted fan of Star Trek is balancing your desire for some new stories from your favorite world and the fact that SciFi as a genre has come a long way in 50 years so of course, they have to change it up. I guess it comes down to - What do you enjoy about Star Trek or any SciFi, and is Discovery presenting a good story?

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Hello Anomalies! In this edition of our show, Jen, Angela, her husband Jim and Kasey from Anomaly Supplemental review "Star Trek: Into Darkness". The beginning of the episode is a non-spoiler review, while the second half is SUPER spoileriffic. If you haven't seen the movie, hit "stop" as soon as you hear the official Anomaly spoiler alert music. This review includes a Star Trek parody song by Rick Moyer as well as a comment from him and Simon Meddings of Waffle On and The Martians Are Here. Thank you guys for sending them in. If you would like to give your thoughts on this, or any other episode please direct your comments here: girlygeekz@gmail.com, AnomalyPodcast.com, @AnomalyPodcast, Facebook Group. Thank you so much for listening!

Spoiler Alert! In this episode of Anomaly, Jen and Angela are joined by the entire staff for a roundtable discussion of the first book and movie in Suzanne Collin's "The Hunger Games" trilogy. They taked about their impressions and compared the book to the film. Please be aware that spoilers abound! There are also one or two VERY minor spoilers for "Catching Fire", the second installment in the trilogy. Visit the show notes for additional links, promos, music credits and Anomaly contact information. If you like our show please If you enjoy this episode, please share and rate us on Stitcher Radio, iTunes, Zune and give us a rating. Thank you for listening!

**THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS**

KC and Sue talk about the last 3 Doctor Who episodes of Series 8.

1:02 - In The Forest of the Night
6:15 - Dark Water/Death in Heaven
28:25 - Troublesome Relationships and Our Darkest Hours
35:50 - Series 8, as a whole; Christmas Special Speculation; Now-debunked rumors; Series 9 speculation - all mixed together with a nice helping of Moffat crit.

This episod is part of the "Anomaly Supplemental Catch-up Initiative."  It was recorded on November 11, 2014.  Sorry about that.

Did you love Wonder Woman or REALLY LOVE Wonder Woman? Angela and Jen discuss how expectations were met for a character they have been waiting to see on the big screen for almost 40 years!

After all this time we finally get a big budget - silver screen version of Wonder Woman. Is it worth seeing multiple times in the theater or should you wait for the TNT premier in 2019?

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"I am Groot!"  In this edition of Anomaly, Angela and I review Guardians of The Galaxy. In short, the casting was great! The dialogue was clever, the comedy was non-stop awesome! And, as Gen Xers who both lived by the "awesome mix tape", as teenagers and young women, we both LOVED the soundtrack. It's definitely one to buy. We highly recommend you see this movie... now! Thanks for listening!

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The Legend of Xena: 20th Anniversary of the Warrior Princess

The chakram. The battle cry. The amazing reign of an epic fantasy hero.

American Sci-Fi Classic Track Panel at Dragon Con 2015

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Ancient Mysteries and Crystal Skulls...

That's just two of the subjects discussed in this edition of the Anomaly Podcast. Jen was joined by her guest host, Noah, in a chat with author Douglas Stearns, about his novel: Guardians of the Crystal Skull, book one of The Harmonic Wars. Douglas has been on Coast to Coast AM, Caravan to Midnight and Midnight in the Desert, talking about the theories he based his story on. He was an entertaining guest on Anomaly too. Check it out and let us know what you think! 

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We'll be back in two weeks with an episode about Eye of the World, the first book in The Wheel of Time series.

Topics/Theories Discussed:

Optical Data Storage on Quarts Discs
Pyramid Power Plants
Ancient Power Grids
City Layouts that Resemble PC Powerboards
Sonic Stone Levitation
Crystal Skulls and more

Get Harmonic Wars: Guardians of the Crystal Skull:
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If you like this episode, you may also enjoy these posts (linked in the show notes for this installment of our show): X-Files Essential Episodes, Facts in Fiction: Outlander Standing Stones, X-Files: Jose Chung from Outer Space, Let Indy be Indy.

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Jen is joined Rico Dosti from Treks in Sci Fi and Anomaly listener, supporter, and long-time pal, Rick P., to discuss our thoughts on Brandon Sanderson’s Sci-Fi novel, “Skyward". This is Part 1 of the review, a spoiler free synopsis and discussion. Subscribe to make sure you catch Part 2, next week, where we talk about the book in greater detail. 

In this episode of Anomaly, Angela and Jen interviewed Will Pomerantz, the Vice President of Special Projects for Virgin Galactic. This episode was a result of a discussion they had during a review of Spaceballs, a film that neither Angela or Jen are particularly fond of. The commentary soon turned into a conversation about the last shuttle mission and the downsizing of NASA. If you wish to listen to that episode, you can find it along many other episodes in our Archive. They requested this interview in an attempt to inject a little optimism for the future of space travel into, not only themselves, but their listeners as well. They hope it inspires you as much as it inspired them. If you haven’t done so already, please subscribe to our podcast and our newsletter. Join our forums, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter. Spread the word, tell your friends. Visit the show notes for bonus footage and links. Send feedback to girlygeekz@gmail.com. And please rate the show on iTunes. Thanks for listening. 

"A nerdish florist finds his chance for success and romance with the help of a giant man-eating plant who demands to be fed."  

In the first installment of  "Mastergeek Theater", KC and Sue cover Little Shop of Horrors in its many incarnations.  Although we touch briefly on the 1960 film and theatrical productions, we focus mainly on the 1986 movie musical.  Little Shop is celebrating it's 25th anniversary this year, and features fantastic music, and puppetry from veterans of the Jim Henson Creature Shop, and wonderful direction by Frank Oz.  Musicals with puppets?  As if you expected anything else from us.

Jen and Angela celebrate Anomaly's 10th anniversary by answering the question "what is an Anomaly?" Are YOU an Anomaly?

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Pigfarts, Pigfarts, here we come! Sarah, KC, and Sue got together to talk about the YouTube sensation "A Very Potter Musical." The plot is basically a parody mash-up of Harry Potter books 4-7, but that's not what's important. We talk about our favorite characters, songs, one-liners, and running gags. And somehow take a brief detour to the much more serious topic of digital distribution of media (including theater, television, and music).

*Please note: This episode carried an "explicit" tag due to a few instance of mild to moderate profanity in some of the quotes and/or clips from the production.

A "mini-skirt" review of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. The first five minutes are spoiler free; Jen and Angela give their overall impressions about the acting, the story, and the music before playing the Anomaly Spoiler Red Alert and talking in-depth about the latest Marvel film.

Discussed in this Review

• The background of Pom Klementieff, the actress who played Mantis
• Sean Gunn, who played who played Karolin Obfonteri
• Elizabeth Debicki who played Ayesha
• Whether or not the story spent enough time explaining...Ego (spoiler free show notes, folks) ;)
• Is Baby Groot an offspring/offshoot or is he THE Groot? Inquiring minds and all that.

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The following episode is a chat between Sarah, Kasey, and Sue after the recording of last month's "Face Off" episode.  The goal was to plan the future podcast schedule, but the conversation turned to "Doctor Who."  

* This is a spontaneous and organic conversation.  It has no been heavily edited, so you may here more vocal ticks and pauses than usual.  

* Opinions of chracters, actors, and episodes were expressed candidly.  Feedback is always welcome, whether you agree or disagree, but please don't be mean if you disagree.  

* SPOILERS to follow, mostly for series 1-3, but a few for 4-6, and also for "Firefly" and "Serenity".  

* Finally, the male voice that chimes in from time to time is Andrew, Sarah's husband.

Thanks for listening, and enjoy!

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In this special Anomaly interview, Sue from Anomaly Supplemental chats with actress, writer, web series creator and internet superstar Jessica Mills about her web series Awkward Embraces. Jessica is an anomaly and loves all the geeky things anomalies love.  She talks about what it was like growing up a geek girl and discusses her thoughts on women of Sci-Fi, fantasy and fandom.

Her web series Awkward Embraces follows Jessica's dating misadventures.  Her non-geek gal pals don't get her Star Trek references, but they love her despite her batleth analogies... and perhaps because of that they often try to "help her" by setting her up with men they deem to be "suitable".  Please visit the show notes to learn more. Send feed back to girlygeekz@gmail.com, call the voice mail line at 432-363-4742 or visit Anomalypodcast.com. 

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We're back with a review of the premiere episode of Picard, entitled: "Remembrance". Angela and I discuss our thoughts on the premiere and suggest Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes and past Anomaly Podcast episodes that you should watch to supplement your enjoyment of Picard. 

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I hope you’re enjoying our Wizard World Austin booth chats (DAY ONE and DAY TWO). If you haven’t already listened to Day ONE and TWO, be sure to check those out first. You don’t want to miss them, lots of fun things happened.

As I mentioned before, we recorded reports each day at our booth, along with a few mini skirt topics like “what real life super powers do you have?”, and a Star Trek Discovery Fall Finale discussion. All three of the reports are available now in our feed. This is the last of the live reports.  The Star Trek Discovery Chat will be uploaded tomorrow and a Felicia Day’s panel will be added next week.

We also have a recap video coming in the next week or two that will feature photos and video of all the experiences we talked about in this report, as well as commentary from me and Angela describing everything that took place. Subscribe to our YouTube channel or to our website so you know when it’s ready to watch.

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2:03 Wizard World Austin 2017 After Party

3:50 Tagging Gandalf's wizard staff

4:40 Jason Momoa, Angela, Rico, and Noah—photo ops and chance encounters

A few months ago, Sue and KC asked listeners to vote on their next topic and the winner was 1971's "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate" starring Gene Wilder versus 2005's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" starring Johnny Depp. For the sake of title length, we have called this episode The Chocolate Factory Debate, but as Sue mentions at the beginning, this discussion may not be much of a "debate" after all. Topics range from the original book by Roald Dahl, the performances of Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp, the musical aspects of both films, the controversial Fizzy Lifting drink scene, and more. And so, as one Mr. Wonka said to his group of visitors: "Are we ready? Yes. Good. In we go!"

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SPOILER ALERT! Jen and Angela chat about one of their favorite sci-fi comedies: Galaxy Quest. This episoded was previously released in 2008. Follow us @AnomalyPodcast, Join our Facebook Group, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Show Notes. AnomalyPodcast.com Thanks for listening and subscribing!

SPOILER Alert! Jen and Angela survived the Bolian Brain Pox! They return to talk about the things they liked and disliked about Season 1 of Star Trek Discovery and the season finale. And reply to listener mail.

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Episode of Anomaly Asks the question:
Was the season 2 finale of Star Trek Discovery too much story for too few episodes? Jen and Angela take a fair and fun look at what the Discovery writers got right and what they could have done better. WARNING: this podcast episode is full of favorite moments, interesting points, and good fun. Listen at your own risk.

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In this mini skirt episode of Anomaly, Jen and Angela talk about Geek Couture. What is couture? What is Geek Couture? The two discuss their Facebook Group's recent debate on the subject. Is it contributing to the dilution of geekdom or should we, as geeks, encourage creativity and geek diversity in our community? We would like to hear your thoughts. What do you think of San Diego Comic Con's inclusion of the Geek Couture Fashion Show? Does it make it easier to digest, knowing that Ashley Eckstein's "Her Universe" is presenting? Let us know: join our Facebook Group, follow us on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast, email us at girlygeekz@gmail.com or call 432-363-4742.

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May the 4th Jen and Angela will release an episode called "The Women of Star Wars". Learn about a few female characters from the EU you may not know about.

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Tuning Into Sci Fi

Starbase 66

Sci Fi Dinner Podcast

Assembly of Geeks

In this edition of Anomaly, Jen is joined over Skype by Anomaly staff memebers and friends, Sith Jen and Anne, to discuss their experiences at PAX East and PAX South this year. They start by giving their over all impressions, compare PAX to other conventions they attend then chat about cosplay as well as some of the games and other products they saw while there. 

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You know the drill by now.  The end of July means it's time that KC and I talk about the Seventh Doctor, by way of "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy."  After some preliminary research, we put this serial out there as our frontrunner for viewing, and received no other suggestions.  But our uncontested winner turned out to be one of our favorite serials (featuring one of our favorite Doctors) in this project.

As usual, the conversation takes some diversions, into things like "Zoobilee Zoo" and cosplay.  

Additionally, we discuss what we have seen and heard so far regarding the upcoming Series 8, featuring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor.  Neither of us has read the leaked scripts, but we do speculate, so if you want to remain completely unspoiled regarding the next series, that discussion begins around 16:30.  We don't talk about anything else, so you can just skip the rest.

In this special  Father's Day episode, Jen and Angela talk about their dads and discuss a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode entitled: The Visitor. The story wonderfully illustrates the bond between father and child and the sacrifices they often make for one another. Show Notes Here »

The majority of this chat is spoiler free, but at the moment the spoilers begin a warning is played. If you haven't seen this particular Star Trek episode, we hope that you'll pause our discussion, watch The Visitor and then return to this installment of Anomaly to finish it.

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So here it is! Sarah's two part review on Babylon 5 Season 4.

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In this episode of Your Moment of Who, KC and I begin our Classic Who series. This month - because it's still January - we watched the very first Doctor Who serial ever - "An Unearthly Child" - with the very first Doctor ever, William Hartnell. The serial includes 4 episodes: "An Unearthly Child," "The Cave of Skulls," "The Forest of Fear," and "The Firemaker."

We talk a bit about the difference in style from 1963 to now, how the character of the Doctor has changed (or not changed), and come to the conclusion that Susan is a little bit insane. Among other things, of course.

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In the latest edition of Jen and Angela's Worst of Trek series, the two hosts are joined by their friend Rico from the Treks In Sci-Fi podcast to discuss "Way to Eden" or as they like to call it "When Space Hippies Attack". The conversation is fun and informative, even for those who are not TOS or general Trek fans. We hope you'll check it out and phone, email, tweet or Facebook us to let us know what YOU think. Voice Mail: 432-363-4742 Email: girlygeekz@gmail.com Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast and Facebook group and Fan Page (Anomaly Podcast). * Show notes contain screen shots and additional info: anomalypodcast.com. 

Other Worst of Trek episodes include:

Anomaly of The Game

Anomlay of TNG: Sub Rosa

Promos played:

Treks In Sci-Fi

Inappropriate Conversations

Upper Memory Block

Flash Pulp 

Waffle On

Take Him With You

Just Because

Confessions of a Fanboy

This is a Bonus Anomaly Episode with news out of New York Comic Con.

01:15 - Prophets of Science Fiction

06:30 - Trek Nation

11:04 - White Room: 02B3

14:06 - Days Missing

18:24 - Tale of Sand

23:10 - Interview with Karen Falk (Henson Archivist) and Stephen Christy (Archaia Entertainment Editor-in-Cheif)

34:41 - Dark Crystal: Creation Myths (and Labyrinth)

38:19 - Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO

44:11 - Mass Effect 3

46:49 - Once Upon A Time

52:14 - Felicia Day Panel with Sandeep Parikh and Chris Hardwick

56:09 - Dragon Age Panel

With no new Who on on the immediate horizon until Christmastime, KC and I have turned our attention to the Big Finish audio dramas and the return of David Tennant and Catherine Tate (as Ten and Donna, of course) to The Tenth Doctor Adventures, Vol 1

This set encompasses three stores: Technophobia, Time Reaver, and Death and the Queen.  We share our thoughts on the stories, try to place them chronologically (whatever that means) in Series 4, and gush about The DoctorDonna.  As usual, with Your Moment of Who, this is a reaction-cast, and not an in-depth analysis of these stories.

02:27 - Technophobia
07:25 - Time Reaver
13:11 - Death and the Queen
17:44 - Overall impressions & behind the scenes tidbits
21:45 - Opinions on the state of Who on TV
23:04 - Should we cover more audio productions?
28:40 - Coming up on Anomaly Supplemental

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It's [barely still] March, and that means it's the Third Doctor's month!  After a poll on the Anomaly Facebook group, we found ourselves watching the Series 9 serial "The Sea Devils."  Thanks, guys.   We have a great time talking about the Third Doctor, Jo Grant's fashion sense, and the Master's beard.  Oh, and those amazing cousins of the Silurians, the ever-amusing Sea Devils.

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Let's face it - this is not a "good" episode, by any means, but it is a great one.  And this may be the best time we've had recording a Moment of Who episode ever.  I hope it's as much fun for you to listen to as it was for us to record.

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In this transmission of Anomaly, we discuss a classic TNG episode from Season 3: "The Offspring" (Ep. 13). We chat about the plot, the acting, the directing, and the clues embedded in the story that we can follow all the way to Star Trek: Picard Season 1.

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Hi, I'm Jen and this is Anomaly's first podcast episode about Outlander. I recently sat down with my sister and my mom to discuss the time traveling series written by Diana Gabaldon. We also talked about the first two episodes of the new television show that Gabaldon and Ronald D. Moore created, based on her novels. Alas, I don't have the Starz Channel, but my mom graciously offered to record them for me—it's good to have connections. A couple of weeks ago, I had a free weekend, so I  traveled seventy-five miles to watch them with her and my younger sister. It was our "girls' night". We shared a couple of  bottles of wine and some laughs as we talked late into the evening about why we enjoyed the series. It's a very good excuse to get together more often and I think we're going to make it a habit.

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In this episode Jen and Angela discuss a Star Wars documentary, by Alexandre O. Philippe, called: THE PEOPLE vs. GEORGE LUCAS. The film, now available on Netflix, aims to deconstruct the cultural legacy of George Lucas--a man whose life, feelings and creative impulses remain largely shrouded in mystery." (from PeopleVsGeorge Lucas.com/about)

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Anomaly Supplemental co-hosts KC and Sue re-release their 2012 episode about their favorite sci-fi and fantasy cartoons. Features staff writer Anne and Anomaly co-creator Jen.

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I hope you enjoyed DAY ONE of our Wizard World Austin 2017 booth chats. If you haven’t listened yet, move one episode up in the feed.

Additional Topics Discussed

3:10 Meeting Felicia Day & Nichelle Nichols at Wizard World Austin 2017

4:10 Felicia Day's Panel

5:41 Photo ops at Wizard World are always great and totally worth it

6:21 The crowd reaction when Jason Momoa enters the building

6:50 Stargate talk

8:32 Jason Momoa's hat—is it too "Johnny Depp"?

10:05 A LIFE SIZE SNOW SPEEDER, YOU GUYS!

10:18 Meeting the guys from Clerks / Jay and Silent Bob

11:41 Jen's question for Felicia Day at her Wizard World Austin 2017 panel

12:58 Our real-life superpowers (Miniskirt Topic)

22:20 What we're looking forward to at Wizard World Austin 2017

26:22 Contact info and close

Happy fifth month and Happy Fifth Doctor!  KC and I discuss Peter Davison's Doctor, his companion Perry, and his regeneration episode, The Caves of Androzani.  We were both a bit loopy that evening, and this show includes references to Saturday Night Live, Star Trek (both TOS and TNG), Farscape, The Phantom of the Opera, Community, and Forrest Gump. You're welcome.

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That's right, it's another panel from Dragon Con!  Earlier in the week, Sue put up a poll in the Anomaly Facebook Group which included all of her recorded panels from Dragon Con 2016.  Well, nearly everyone wanted to hear the Jessica Jones panel from the American Sci-Fi & Fantasy Media Track.  This was one of the last panels of the entire convention, on Monday afternoon, and it was a packed house and a great discussion.

Jessica Jones: Dealing with Your Demons

Season Review. Based on the Alias comic book series, little-known hero Jessica Jones impacts the small screen with serious human issues - and a villain who can literally blow your mind.

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Don't forget to subscribe to Anomaly so you never miss a new episode release! Jen and Angela are back in the saddle again with a frank chat about the future of the Anomaly Podcast. We'd love your help in improving the show. Got ideas? Comments? Send them to girlygeekz@gmail.com or call 432-363-4742 and leave a message.

Please see our show notes for additional content and links to referenced material. Jen and Angela FINALLY chat about their experience watching Star Wars: The Force Awakens before getting into their review of the film. The first 15 minutes are spoiler free. An alert is played about 15 minutes into the episode, to warn of impending spoils... :) There's a MINOR spoiler for Star Wars: Aftermath (no alert played in the episode), pertaining to the Empire.

Is it the best Star Wars film yet? What do you think?

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Our chat on “Jose Chung’s from Outer Space”, was originally released around 2008. In it we discussed the comical X-Files episode, which may just be the best ever.

Stick around after the credits for this edition of Anomaly to hear the first half of the episode, where we talked about the last few episodes of Ronald D. Moore's Battlestar Galactica.

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Thanks for listening, we'll be back next week with a discussion about the women of Marvel and "Captain Marvel". 

Brainnnsss!!! "If you don't like this movie, you're not an awesome person." ~Angela

The Facebook Group voted to repost this Classic Anomaly episode from 2011.  

Our friend Meds, from Waffle On, joined us to review the zombie comedy film that Simon Pegg co-wrote and starred in. Check it out!

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In this episode, Angela and Jen talk about what they've been up to, what the future of Anomaly is, as well as some news and reviews about TV and movies. 

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Catching Up

2:00 Our recent break (what’s the deal?)
2:40 Angela’s Birthday “Pools Party”
3:40 Angela gives Jen a “Peopling Buff”—What they were and how they worked

Movie News and Reviews

Star Wars Discussions
12: 15 Star Wars Episode 9: The Rise of Skywalker and Dark Rey
14:15 Star Wars Episode 8: The Last Jedi and how we hate the Blue Milk scene

Movie Rental Reviews
17:40 A late Ready Player one Review
18:43 Jen’s thoughts on Bumble Bee

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5:30 The Mandolorian
6:40 The Wheel of Time Television Series: More Casting!
10:40 The Lord of the Rings Television series: Will it be competing against The Wheel of Time?
11:27 A brief chat about Carnival Row
15:48 A review of Another Life Season 1

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26:20 Special Announcement about our podcast rebranding and relaunch plans

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In this episode of "Your Moment of Who", KC and Sue discuss Matt Smith's last episode as The Doctor. We talk about scenes, moments, plot points, plot holes, and our hopes and dreams for Series 8. Many thanks to our listeners Meds (aka Simon), Greg, Michele, and Amber for sharing their thoughts in this episode.

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In honor of Valentine's Day (a day we're brainwashed by marketers to buy candy), Jen & Angela talk about their favorite Sci-Fi Fantasy couples. Again! If they didn't cover it in this episode, and it's not in their previous Sci-Fi Fantasy Couple episode, email them and let them know and they'll cover it next time we do one of these shipper shows! Thanks for listening! Be sure to visit the show notes for links and a mini blog post on the subject. :)

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In this episode of Anomaly, your hosts, Jen and Angela, are joined by Kasey and Sue from Anomaly Supplemental to discuss the highly quotable cult classic—"The Princess Bride". Make sure to visit the show notes to see the trailer to this movie, links and related Anomaly Podcast episodes. 

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In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Sue and KC discuss the dearly departed ABC series Pushing Daisies. Amongst topics of discussion are the cast and the writing, its early cancellation, and attempts at continuing the story.

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SPOILERS! Learn why every scifi fan should experience this epic RPG adventure! My friend Chris and I recorded this episode a while back for Treks In SciFi. In it, we discussed the awesomeness that is Mass Effect! We talked about:

• The plots for each game
• Characters and races
• Missions and outcomes
• Game-play
• Character deaths
• Villans
• Romance
• How decisions made and how they affect the outcome of the series

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February starts with Anomaly Supplemental’s KC and Sue chatting about yet another underrated modern Disney classic: Lilo & Stitch.

The two hosts talk about the animation style and behind the scenes trivia, the blend of humor and drama, what sets little Lilo apart from her Disney princess counterparts, and how your family, or “ohana”, can extend to other people and pets. Plus, KC shows off her Stitch impression.

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In this final episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue give our recommendations, list off some of the topics we never got around to, and discuss the 2008 sensation: Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. As usual, we talk about our favorite parts, dig up some trivia, and go on several tangents.

This might be the last Anomaly Supplemental, but don’t worry – we won’t disappear. There is a new project in the works. In the meantime, you can follow KC on Twitter (@ThatKCRyan), follow Sue (@spaltor) on Twitter, and hear Sue on Women at Warp (womenatwarp.com).

Special thanks - for this episode and for the show as a whole - go out to Marian Call, Rick Moyer, Simon Meddings, Jen, Angela, Sarah, Anne, and everyone who’s supported us over the last 5 years.

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Sue from Anomaly Supplemental chats with Carrie Goldman, the mother of a six-year-old bullied at school because she had a Star Wars lunch box. Visit our website to see the show notes and to send feedback to our show. Stay up-to-date by following us on Twitter, friending us on Facebook and signning up for our free newsletter!

In this episode of Anomaly, Jen is joined by “Sith Jen” as they crash a 501st armor building party at the TechShop in Round Rock, Texas. See the show notes for photos galore!

The 501st Legion is an international Star Wars costuming club, started in 1997 by Albin Johnson (Member designation TK-210). It is an all volunteer charity organization whose primary purpose is to raise money for a multitude of charities.

While armor party crashing they get a chance glimpse into the process of costume building a Republic Commando (thats a special Clone Trooper) They also scored an interview with Boba Fett, AKA Josh Powers, (BH 15173), one of the legions “Infamous” level Boba Fetts. He tells them everything they need to know about the organization and how to get in. In addition to all this, he tells the Jens how the 501st Legion lead him to his true love—Niki Powers (BH-14019), AKA: Boushh the Bounty Hunter/ Princess Leia.

In this archive episode from 2010 Anomaly's Angela and Jen are joined by Sue, KC, Anne, and Chris to discuss the awesome Buffy Musical Episode, Once More with Feeling. For fans of Buffy, Musicals, Sci Fi, Fantasy this is an episode that covers many fandoms.

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Jen and Angela were joined by Rico from Treks In Sci Fi. They discuss their geeky childhoods, who influenced them growing up and how they've introduced their own kids to their fandoms.

How did you grow up geek? Who influenced you? Were you bullied or were you the bully buster? Did you hide your geek or did you wear it with pride? Comment in our show notes or email us at girlygeekz@gmail.com. Show notes also contain links and photos of the hosts being geeky.

KC and Sue discuss the classic baseball film, A League of Their Own. We discuss sports fandom compared to sci-fi/fantasy fandom, some trivia about the film, and why there's so much crying in baseball.

This episode is part of the Anomaly Supplemental Catch-up Initiative. It was recorded in September 2014. 

RED ALERT! Explicit content! Parental discretion is advised!

John Barrowman, know to some as Captain Jack from Dr. Who, was at Alamo City Comic Con this November and Jen and her niece were able to see his energetic, crazy-fun panel. Listen to the episode and see the show notes for photos! http://www.anomalypodcast.com/shownotes/john-barrowman-panel-2018/

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In this edition of Anomaly, Jen and Angela discuss "Rascals" from Star Trek: The NExt Generation's sixth season. It's an episode that features a preteen Picard, Guinan, Keiko and Ro; it's not the "best of Trek", but it is certainly one of the more entertaining of this particular series. Angela and Jen also announce their plans for a live anniversary show--Anomaly is now seven years old and to celebrate they are hosting a live broadcast on Mixlr on March 1st at 2pm CST. There will be a chat room on Mixlr, where you will be able to interact with the hosts as well as other listeners. You'll have to sign up for a free account to participate in a chat, but it's not necessary to login to Mixlr to simply listen. Please "Like" the Anomaly Facebook page and join the Facebook Group for upcoming news pertaining to the live event. The details will also be announced in the podcast feed, Tweeted and posted on the Anomaly web site homepage under the "Events" listing.

Jen also announced a new podcast that will she and two of her friends will soon be releasing, called "The Star Wars Stacks". It's a Star Wars Expanded Universe book club. Stay tuned to the Anomaly web site and FB page for links to the new show.

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Also included in this episode is a cameo appearence by Jen's little boy "Aaron".

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Sue and KC have a long philosophical chat about good versus evil and whether superheroes should be responsible for property damage. Though neither of us grew up comic book readers, we discuss the influence of superheroes like Batman, Superman, the Avengers, the X-Men, Spiderman and so on; we also bring up superhero-inspired projects like The Incredibles, Hulu's The Awesomes, and Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. Brief warning: while some of the spoilers we mention are a few decades old, there are spoilers for newer properties like Irredeemable.

Visit the Show Notes for more info.

Theme music is used by permission of Marian Call. (http://www.mariancall.com)

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In this installment of Anomaly, Angela and Jen interview Teal Sherer. Teal is an accomplished actress best known in geek circles as as “Venom”— a total bitch on wheels—in the award winning web series "The Guild". Find our show notes here.

New Anomaly Series: Jen and Archaeologist Jenny McNiven discuss the historical accuracies that inspired our favorite sci-fi and fantasy books, movies and TV shows. Our first edition in this new series is about the standing stones in "Outlander". Outlander is a British-American television drama series based on the historical time travel "Outlander" series of novels by Diana Gabaldon.These megalithic structures not only dot the British Isles, but are found all over the world. They also talked stone circles, Stone Henge and Jenny's Scottish ancestry, which she can trace back to the 18th century Inverness.

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If you like this episode, Check out the Outlander discussion we recorded last year »

In this special edition of Anomaly, Sue interviewed Mignon Fogarty from the Grammar Girl: Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing podcast. In addition to being a fellow anomaly and podcaster, Mignon is also the author of several very popular books. Read more in the show notes located at anomalypodcast.com, under the "Listen Now" tab. Oh, and don't forget to subscribe to anomaly and rate us on iTunes. :)

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Jen and Angela talk about a great episode of Firefly called: Our Mrs Reynolds. SPOILERS. Show notes will be late. Give us a day to get them together. :) Please subscribe to the show and if you enjoy what we do here, give us a rating on iTunes, Stitcher and wherever you get your podcasts. It helps people find our show and makes us feel loved. :) Listen to our other episodes on Firefly here: anomalypodcast.com/firefly/reviews-firefly-episodes/. Prepare for the next Anomaly episode, on The Wheel of Time: "Eye of the World", by listening to this archived episode on the world of The Wheel of Time and the prequel novel "New Spring". http://www.anomalypodcast.com/podcasts/anomaly-of-the-wheel-of-time-new-spring.mp3

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In this very late installment of Anomaly, Jen and Angela discuss The Bakersfield Expedition, from the third season of The Big Bang Theory. SPOILER ALERT. If you enjoy this episode, please rate us on iTunes, Stitcher Radio or any of your prefered podcatchers. Join our Facebook Group and folow us on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Anomalypodcast.com 

In this episode of Anomaly, Jen and Angela celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation. It is a day late getting to the feed, the actual anniversary of the first TNG episode is Sept 28. In this edition of Anomaly the hosts welcome new listeners, give a very brief history of the two Anomaly shows, then talk about how TNG shaped their lives and how they believe it's changed the way audiences view television. The episode review at the end of the show, was originally released in August of 2008 and shared with Rico from Treks In Sci-Fi...Jen and Angela stood in for Rico as hosts on his show.  Jen produced the episode and included the vocal talents of Rick Moyer, Simon Meddings and a few other guests. Kasey even made a cameo appearance--her first ever on Anomaly. Find the show notes for this episode here.  If you enjoy this episode, or any other's, please consider rating us on iTunes. It's as easy as clicking on a star. You can also favorite us or share a link on Stitcher Radio, Twitter and Facebook.  Find links to our Facebook Group page and personal Twitter acounts on at anomalypodcast.com. If you can afford a dollar or two, please donate to Anomaly via paypal--send to girlygeekz@gmail.com. All donations are used to pay Anomlay's hosting fees. Thank you for listening! Happy Birthday TNG!

Angela explains why this episode Buffy The Vampire Slayer is so flippin' awesome. If you like Buffy, visit our show notes for additional episodes about Buffy, Firefly and Joss in general. Email: girlygeekz@gmail.com Voice Mail: 432-363-4742  

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In the last Moment of Who of Series 9, KC and Sue talk about "The Husbands of River Song," which they both enjoyed much more than they expected to.

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Kasey and Sue geek out over "The Day of the Doctor," talking about anything and everything.  We share thoughts, questions, and predctions.  

SPOILERS, SWEETIES.

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Time Stamps

01:30 – Panel and Panelist Introductions

10:35 – #3 Judge Dredd

13:44 – #8 The Stepford Wives

16:23 – #20 Clue

21:43 – #2 Waterworld

26:48 – #17 Death Race 2000

30:30 – #15 Return to Oz

35:02 – #9 Cocoon

37:11 – #19 Dick Tracy

42:51 – #13 Apollo 13

48:40 – #1 Battlefield Earth

54:53 – #11 Teen Wolf 58:53 – What we didn’t get to

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That's right, it's another panel from Dragon Con!  Last time, we let you choose, and you chose Jessica Jones.  This time, it's dealer's choice, so you get the American Sci-Fi Classics Track's Salute to Action Hour.

Jack of All Trades and Cleopatra 2525:
Quickly canceled and super-awesome.  Singing these 1990s TV themes in mandatory.

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