323 episodes
Zero G Triple R Podcasts
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- TV & Film
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4.5 • 11 Ratings
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Science Fiction, Fantasy and Historical. Movies, television, theatre, events, books, comics, humans, toys, Things, mathoms and oojahs! Rob Jan with Megan McKeough.
The intro and outro theme is Soft Illusion and was generously provided by Andras.
https://andras.bandcamp.com/track/soft-illusion
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Episode 1490: Pod-ssession is Nine Tenths of the Law
Rob and Megan dive into the recently announced reboot of the DC Universe films and anticipate details on the yet-to-release MARVEL blockbuster: DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE. They also speculate on a potential guest appearance from Taylor Swift within the film.
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Episode 1489: Okey Podey!
Rob and Megan ascend to the surface Wasteland from Vault 3RRR FM in quest of the videogame inspired AMAZON PRIME television series, FALLOUT, and more. Note: music has been removed due to copyright.
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Episode 1488: Podding Makes Me Feel So Good - The Cold Never Bothered me Anyway!
Rob and Megan discuss cinema and music with Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, and more!
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Episode 1487: To Me, My Podman
We chat about more midwest nice-noir with FARGO SEASON 5 on SBS. We also discuss Disney's animated series X-MEN 97, a continuation of the iconic 1997 TV series on Disney+. Note: the music referenced in this podcast has been extracted.
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Episode 1486: Schooling the Tripod
Innes Lloyd (David Innes & Rob Lloyd) talk to the Zero G team in detail about their Melbourne Comedy Festival shows Mina vs The Martians, a Dracula spin-off starring Dracula's paramour Mina Harker, and The Ghostlight League: Shakespeare Ghostbusters. Hosted by Rob Jan
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Episode 1485: The Three Poddie Solution
Rob Jan and Megan McKeough discuss the recent release of Netflix’s ‘3 Body Problem,’ an American science fiction TV series based on Liu Cixin’s Hugo Award winning Chinese novel. They provide commentary on the show’s casting, characters and themes and draw comparisons between the show and the novel.
Customer Reviews
Mostly a avaliable in Australia genre review thing
Um yeah this is probably not for everyone. It's usually an all over the place thing that tries occasionally meet a common theme over one to two hours. And like all other podcasts based on a radio broadcast, the music which makes it interesting has been edited out, explaining the variable play lengths of what's available.
So that mean the better 'podcast episodes' are the ones which deal with interviews. Something that is not going to be a regular occurrence, due to the difficulty of getting access to the appropriate interview sources.
Don't need a TV guide
I'm cancelling this podcast, mainly because I expected more out of it that a glorified TV guide. Some of the Show reviews, to me at least, arn't even SciFi. Perhaps the Radio show is different to the Podcast?