
By learning what the future holds, would you make the same decisions?

SPOILER ALERT! If you managed to miss the final episode of Fringe, or your recorded it but didn’t watch yet because you have a life and went out Friday night… whatever. Did JJ Abrams knock it out of the park, or leave you wanting waaaaay more answers? Find out what the Slice cast thinks and let us know what you think!
Join Mike, Brian, Sam, Ben, Noah and Meghan for another Slice of SciFi All-Star Geek-Out! The crew takes one last moment to reminisce about the movies they loved from 2012, and some of them might not be the ones you expect!
Meghan also gives us some of her favorite graphic novels from the year, and Ben adds his thoughts to the new DC storylines.
Add your own thoughts on 2012 entertainment by calling in or using the app to leave us a message!
Join Mike, Brian, Ben, Keith, Noah and Meghan for another Slice of SciFi All-Star Geek-Out!
1) is art critic Camille Paglia serious or just whacking the hornets’ nest by saying George Lucas’ Revenge of the Sith is “the greatest piece of art in the last thirty years”?
2) playing the “Books to Movies” game, but with a few caveats
Slice of SciFi 2012 Special #2: Talking Walking Dead and Fringe [ 19:07 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadJoin Mike, Brian, Sam, Ben, Noah and Meghan for another Slice of SciFi All-Star Geek-Out! Diving deeper into topics brought up during Slice of SciFi 516, the crew discusses the good, the bad and the intensity of Walking Dead Season 3, how the Once Upon A Time Ladies are Kicking Ass For Themselves, and the ZOMFG factor of the final season of Fringe, trying really hard not to start a Fringe Podcast right there on the spot.
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Slice of SciFi 2012 Special #1: Cracked.com Top 8 Everything [ 13:48 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadInterview: Cracked.com Editor-In-Chief Jack O’Brien stops to chat with Slice of SciFi about the inspiration and creation of the Cracked 64: the End of Year Everything List of 2012 features.

Slice of SciFi Extra #5: Stan Lee on Romeo and Juliet: The War [ 9:00 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadSlice of SciFi field reporter Mark Edlitz talks with comics legend Stan Lee about his latest graphic novel “Romeo and Juliet: The War” from 1821 Comics, about translating the Shakespearean themes to modern day and future heroes, about the importance of hero nicknames, and more!
If you tuned into episode 364, you heard the first ten minutes of our Eureka roundtable with Colin Ferguson, Jamie Paglia and Bruce Miller.
Slice of SciFi #352 Extra: Another Earth: The Extended Conversation [ 21:45 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadIf you tuned into Show #352 for the conversation with Brit Marling and Mike Cahill, creators and star of Another Earth, you heard the first part of the chat.
PHILLY CHICK PICTURES wrapped production on another MS. VAMPY web series titled “MS. VAMPY’S TWEEN TAWK, TEEN TAWK & IN BETWEEN TAWK”. Following the hit web series “MS. VAMPY” in 2009 and as a prelude to the Halloween Family feature “VAMP IT OUT”, Ms. Vampy is back to inspire tween and teen girls in a “tawk” show format, which covers issues that these girls are faced with today. Topics that will be discussed include: Body image; Self-esteem; Peer pressure; Caring about what others think of you; Being popular; Facing your fears; Following your dreams; And, of course, boys and “TWILIGHT”!

Have you ever wondered what you might be missing when you don’t catch the Slice of SciFi Live Stream on Thursday nights?
Slice Queen Report #025: Big Bear Horror-Fi Film Festival [ 2:51 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadBrooke Lewis brings us a report about the Big Bear Horror-Fi Film Festival while attending a Los Angeles signing event for Adrienne Barbeau’s new book, Love Bites. The festival is coming up this fall, so if you’re in the LA area, drop by!
Brooke Lewis became a very special test subject for Ron Halvas and Todd Tucker of Illusion Industries — it’s zombie time!
She tells us about the relaunched Illusion Industries, and some of their upcoming projects that they are either doing the SFX for, or producing themselves.
Brooke Lewis brings us a report on the 2nd Annual Women in Horror Celebration, held February 12, 2011 at the Dark Delicacies Bookstore in Burbank.
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