Ancient Geeks episode 92: The Green Lantern series that helped comic books grow up
In 1970, DC's superhero comic Green Lantern had become stale, and the poor sales reflected it. In response, the publisher decided to take a chance and put the book into the hands of writer Denny O'Nei...
9 Nov 1h 11min
Ancient Geeks episode 91: Larry Niven's Ringworld
When Steven and Tom were young science fiction fans, Larry Niven's 1970 novel Ringworld impressed us with the scope of its imagination. A giant ring encircling a star, populated by trillions of humano...
2 Nov 1h 39min
Ancient Geeks episode 90: Quatermass and the Pit
Before Mulder and Scully, before Doctor Who, before Carl Kolchak, there was Professor Bernard Quatermass, scientist! The protagonist of several popular British TV series and movies, Quatermass defende...
26 Okt 1h 7min
Ancient Geeks episode 89: J.R.R. Tolkien's The Silmarillion
The Silmarillion was J.R.R. Tolkien's life's work. Seriously, he worked on it his entire adult life. Published posthumously, it tells the story of the first two ages of his world, focusing on the trag...
19 Okt 1h 31min
Ancient Geeks episode 88: Star Trek The Next Generation, season 2 part 3
We wrap up our discussion of the pivotal second season of Star Trek: The Next Generation with our reviews of the rest of the episodes we didn't cover last week. There are some definite gems, but also ...
12 Okt 51min
Ancient Geeks episode 87: Star Trek The Next Generation, season 2 part 2
We continue our discussion of Star Trek: The Next Generation season two by discussing some of the must-watch and should-avoid episodes. There are classics like "Q Who," "Measure Of A Man," and "The Em...
5 Okt 1h 18min
Ancient Geeks episode 86: Star Trek The Next Generation, season 2 part 1
We return to the 24th century for the second season of Star Trek: The Next Generation. We start our discussion with an overview of this pivotal season. What did we expect, when we watched season two f...
28 Sep 51min
Ancient Geeks episode 85: The Farthest Shore
We finish our discussion of the first three Earthsea novels by Ursula Le Guin with The Farthest Shore. We see Ged, the magician, as an older man, risen to Archmage. There's something terrible happenin...
21 Sep 1h 1min
