Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi

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Where Imagination Meets What It Means To Be Human

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  1. 6 hr ago

    "Being Human: The Monster Within Us”

    From the red‑carpet special, Tony spoke with the U.S. cast of Syfy’s Being Human at the Paley Center in New York. during the run of the series — starring Sam Witwer, Meaghan Rath, Sam Huntington, and Sarah Allen — reimagined the supernatural roommate concept with surprising emotional depth. Running from 2011 to 2014, the show became a breakout hit, marking Syfy’s strongest winter scripted launch in nearly a decade. Alongside the cast, Tony also interviews Mark Stern, then President of Original Programming at Syfy, who reflects on why Being Human resonated so powerfully with audiences. SAVE 17% ON PLUS TODAY

    "Being Human: The Monster Within Us”

  2. 1 day ago

    Lisa Ryder on Becoming Beka Valentine

    Three centuries after the fall of the Systems Commonwealth, the Andromeda Ascendant awakens into chaos — and standing at the captain’s right hand is Beka Valentine, the fiercely loyal, sharp‑witted first officer who helped chart a path toward rebuilding civilization. In this rare vintage interview with Lisa Ryder talking about the role that when the series was young.  The role earned her a Gemini Award nomination for Best Performance in a Featured Supporting Role. SAVE 17% ON PLUS TODAY

    Lisa Ryder on Becoming Beka Valentine

  3. 2 days ago

    “Resistance Is Futile: Celebrating 30 Years of Star Trek: First Contact”

    For the 30th anniversary of Star Trek: First Contact, Trek Tuesday presents a rare and lovingly reconstructed special drawn from Tony’s original Beverly Hills roundtable, long‑lost New York radio segments, and a recent conversation with Jonathan Frakes. This anniversary episode brings together the voices who defined one of the most celebrated films in the franchise: Patrick Stewart, Rick Berman, Alice Krige, Brent Spiner, James Cromwell, Alfre Woodard, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, and Jonathan Frakes. SAVE 17% ON PLUS, TODAY

    “Resistance Is Futile: Celebrating 30 Years of Star Trek: First Contact”

  4. 3 days ago

    Cosmos Episode Four: Crafting a Modern Legacy

    In the final installment of your Cosmos series, Tony sits down with Mitchell Cannold and Brannon Braga, the executive producers who helped shape Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey and Cosmos: Possible Worlds. This episode explores how they preserved the spirit of Carl Sagan while reinventing Cosmos for a new generation — visually, narratively, and philosophically. SAVE 17% ON PLUS WITH A CLICK

    Cosmos Episode Four: Crafting a Modern Legacy

  5. 4 days ago ·  Bonus

    Byte — Moana: Red Carpet World Premiere

    Legacy, Ocean, and the Voices Who Carry the Story Forward On the red carpet for the World Premiere of Moana, with the filmmakers, performers, cultural leaders, and craftspeople who brought this new chapter of Moana’s journey to life. From the screenplay to the choreography, from costume design to visual effects, this episode reveals how a global phenomenon stays rooted in Pacific identity and storytelling. Thanks to Disney Pictures for the audio.  Featuring Dana Ledoux Miller, Auli’i Cravalho, Catherine Laga’aia, Emma Puahi‑Shapazian, Amaya Masoli, Frankie Adams, John Tui, Lin‑Manuel Miranda, Maia Kayser, Rena Owen, Thomas Kail, Tiana Nonosina Liufau, and Liz McGregor. 🌊 Themes That Rise Like the Tide Heritage & Responsibility — storytelling as cultural stewardship. Generational Identity — three Moanas, one legacy. The Ocean as Character — mythic, emotional, alive. Family & Community — the foundation beneath every voyage. Artistry Rooted in Culture — from choreography to costume to song. SAVE ON SCI-FI TALK PLUS TODAY

  6. 5 days ago ·  Bonus

    Byte: The Odyssey: A Modern Epic Reborn

    A dive into the ambitious new adaptation of The Odyssey, featuring an ensemble cast that reimagines Homer’s timeless tale through character, consequence, and cosmic law. From the burden of heroism to the fragile threads of family, this conversation explores how ancient myth becomes urgent, human storytelling. Sit down with Matt Damon (Odysseus), Anne Hathaway (Penelope), Tom Holland (Telemachus), John Leguizamo (Eumaeus), Himesh Patel (Eurylochus), and writer‑director Christopher Nolan, along with Lupita Nyong’o (Helen of Troy) and Jon Bernthal (Menelaus). Additional reflections come from Benny Safdie (Agamemnon), Zendaya (Athena), Samantha Morton (Circe), and Damon again on the power of this cast. Themes That Hit Hard The Law of Zeus — not just divine rule, but the moral architecture of the universe. Homecoming vs. Identity — what remains of a person after years of war and wandering. Faith, Fate, and Defiance — the eternal tension between mortal will and cosmic design. Family as Myth — the stories we inherit, the ones we rewrite, and the ones we fight to return to. SAVE 17% ON PLUS

    Byte: The Odyssey: A Modern Epic Reborn

  7. 6 days ago

    Raised by Wolves: Faith, Fear & the Future of Humanity

    In this episode of Rewind, Tony revisits the ambitious sci‑fi series Raised by Wolves, a haunting tale of two androids — Mother and Father — tasked with raising human children on the distant world of Kepler‑22b after Earth collapses under religious war. Though short‑lived, the series carved out a unique space in modern science fiction, blending existential dread with intimate questions about parenting, belief, and what it means to be human. Tony chats with two of the voices who shaped the show’s soul: Aaron Guzikowski — series creator Abubakar Salim — Father, the steadfast caretaker android Kepler‑22b is more than a setting — it’s a crucible. A barren, mysterious landscape where survival is fragile and belief systems collide.  SAVE 17% ON PLUS TODAY

    Raised by Wolves: Faith, Fear & the Future of Humanity

  8. 9 Jul

    We Are What We Are: The Planet Hollywood Sit‑Down

    Tony revisits the haunting 2013 Sundance breakout We Are What We Are, a slow‑burn horror drama that redefined the cannibal‑family subgenre with emotional depth and atmospheric dread. The film — now streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, Roku Channel (as of July), Tubi, Fawesome, and Pluto TV — remains a landmark in modern American horror. Tony speaks with the filmmakers and cast who shaped its unsettling world: Nick Damici — co‑writer and cast member Jim Mickle — director Bill Sage — Frank Parker, the patriarch Julia Garner — a rising talent whose performance signaled a major career ahead Set against relentless rain and rural isolation, We Are What We Are follows the Parker family as they cling to a ritualistic, generational secret. Mickle and Damici’s adaptation of the Mexican original transforms the story into a meditation on grief, faith, and the terror of inherited duty. SAVE 17% ON PLUS

    We Are What We Are: The Planet Hollywood Sit‑Down
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Where Imagination Meets What It Means To Be Human

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  • Creator
    Tony Tellado
  • Years Active
    2005 - 2026
  • Episodes
    634
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