Slice of SciFi #250: A Conversation with James Kyson Lee from “Heroes”
In the News:
- Astronauts aboard the International Space Station finally have high speed Internet access.
- Marvel is looking for a lighter tone in its upcoming comics.
- A federal appeals court has upheld a ban on D&D in prisons.
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Brooke Lewis, Slice Queen: Brooke checks in for the first time in 2010 with word from the premiere of “Dhamer vs Gacy” a new campy, horror comedy.
Movie Talk:
- Sony Pictures has picked up the rights to Jeff Sommers’ “The Electric Church.”
- Dreamworks Animation is looking for a big year with three releases in 2010 instead of 2.
Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew with clips that will keep you guessing. Can you figure it what they are before the studio crew does? Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show.
TV Talk: “Supernatural” is going to have a series of webisodes.
Interview: This week, we talk to one of the stars of “Heroes,” James Kyson Lee.
In the Future:
- Could we get “Gremlins 3″ and in 3-D?!?
- Rod Roddenberry has signed an agreement with Imagine Television to develop his father Gene’s “The Questor Tapes.”
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The real reason that the prisoner was banned from playing D&D is that the 'expert' was in the game wasn't allowed to use his uber-munchkin demi god PC he made and therefore since he couldn’t play no one could.
Where is that legal site you guys were talking about? Some one said they would put it in the show notes. Did I miss it? Keep up the good work!