Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi

Tony Tellado
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Where Imagination Meets What It Means To Be Human

  1. -2 h

    Shawn Andrews — The Dead Squad

    A dive into danger, unpredictability, and the newest wild energy in The Walking Dead: Dead City In this conversation, actor and musician Shawn Andrews steps into the spotlight to discuss his role as Reverend Anthony, one of the newly introduced Dead Squad in The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3, Episode 5. Known to many for his cult‑favorite performance as Kevin “Pickford” Pickford in Dazed and Confused, Andrews brings a volatile spark to the Dead City universe — one that blends eccentricity, and a surprising philosophical edge. Reverend Anthony arrives in Dead City as part of the Dead Squad, a group of extreme, larger‑than‑life survivors who willingly throw themselves into the most perilous missions. Andrews breaks down what makes the character tick. SAVE 17% ON PLUS TODAY WITH A FREE MONTH

    Shawn Andrews — The Dead Squad

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    Dark Matter's Dayo Okeniyi on Becoming Leighton Vance

    In this episode, Tony Zoomed with Dayo Okeniyi, the Atlanta‑based Nigerian‑American actor who brings one of Dark Matter’s most fascinating and volatile characters to life: Leighton Vance, the CEO of Velocity Labs and a central architect of the show’s multiverse project. Okeniyi’s performance stands for its range — portraying multiple versions of Leighton across alternate realities, each with distinct philosophies, flaws, and ambitions. It’s a role that demands precision, imagination, and a willingness to explore the darker edges of human potential. Leighton Vance is introduced as a visionary CEO working alongside Jason Dessen (Joel Edgerton) and Daniela (Jennifer Connelly). His mission begins with noble intentions: using multiversal science to solve global problems. But as the possibilities expand, so does Leighton’s ambition — and the ethical lines begin to blur. SAVE 17% ON PLUS AND GET A FREE MONTH TOO

    Dark Matter's Dayo Okeniyi on Becoming Leighton Vance

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    Star Trek at 60 —“Leonard Nimoy: The First Spock”

    For the sixth chapter of Star Trek at 60, Tony revisits a remarkable 2009 conversation with Leonard Nimoy — actor, director, photographer, author, musician, and the man who originated Spock, one of the most iconic characters in science fiction history. But Nimoy’s creative life extended far beyond the ears and the uniform. He directed films — including Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, and Three Men and a Baby — released albums, wrote poetry, taught acting, served in the U.S. Army, and built a respected career in photography and stage performance. This episode centers on Tony’s interview with Nimoy, where he reflects on his early theater company, his artistic roots, and his evolving relationship with Star Trek. SAVE 17% ON PLUS TODAY

    Star Trek at 60 —“Leonard Nimoy: The First Spock”

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    Star Trek at 60 — “Star Trek: Insurrection — The Rebellion Within”

    In this chapter of Star Trek at 60, Tony revisits Star Trek: Insurrection, the ninth film in the franchise and the third cinematic adventure for the Next Generation cast. Directed by Jonathan Frakes and released on December 11, 1998, the film centers on a moral crisis: when the crew of the USS Enterprise‑E uncovers a conspiracy between Starfleet and the alien Son’a to forcibly relocate the peaceful Ba’ku in order to exploit their planet’s rejuvenating properties, Captain Picard and his crew choose to rebel — against orders, against politics, and against the erosion of Starfleet’s ideals. Featuring performances by Patrick Stewart, F. Murray Abraham, Donna Murphy, and Anthony Zerbe, Insurrection blends ethical drama with character‑driven humor and romance. Though critics offered mixed responses — some praising Stewart’s gravitas and Frakes’s direction, others comparing the film to an extended TNG episode — the movie earned $118 million worldwide and secured nominations for both the Saturn Award and Hugo Award. This episode draws from Tony’s 1998 roundtable interviews with Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, and Brent Spiner, capturing their reflections at the moment the film was stepping into the world. SAVE 17% ON PLUS

    Star Trek at 60 — “Star Trek: Insurrection — The Rebellion Within”

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    Star Trek at 60 — “Ethan Peck: Becoming Spock”

    For the fourth chapter of Star Trek at 60, Tony sits down with Ethan Peck, the actor who has carried the mantle of Spock across four modern Star Trek series — Star Trek: Discovery, Short Treks, Strange New Worlds, and Very Short Treks. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Peck comes from a remarkable artistic lineage: he is the grandson of legendary actor Gregory Peck and Greta Kukkonen, and the son of Stephen Peck, a former actor, documentary filmmaker, Vietnam veteran, and longtime leader of U.S. Veterans Initiative. His mother, Francine Matarazzo, is an abstract artist. Before Trek, Ethan made his mark with a main ensemble role as Patrick Verona in the television adaptation of 10 Things I Hate About You. But it was the role of Spock — one of the most recognizable characters in genre history — that transformed his career and connected him to a global fandom. This episode compiles Tony’s conversations with Ethan from New York Comic Con before Discovery Season Two and again at the start of Strange New Worlds Season Two, capturing the evolution of an actor finding his place within a legacy. SAVE 17% ON PLUS

  6. 10 sept.

    Star Trek at 60 — “Star Trek: Lower Decks — Boldly Going Below Deck”

    In this episode of Star Trek at 60, Tony dives into Star Trek: Lower Decks, the ninth series in the franchise and the first animated Trek since 1974 — as well as the first full‑on comedy in Trek history. Created by Mike McMahan for CBS All Access (later Paramount+), the series debuted in 2020 as part of Alex Kurtzman’s expanded universe and quickly became a fan favorite for its mix of heartfelt storytelling, deep‑cut references, and chaotic energy. As the foul‑mouthed, no‑nonsense Caitian chief medical officer Dr. T’Ana, Gillian Vigman brings a feral charm and comedic bite that instantly made the character iconic. SAVE 17% ON PLUS

    Star Trek at 60 — “Star Trek: Lower Decks — Boldly Going Below Deck”

  7. 9 sept. ·  Bonus

    🖖 “Star Trek: Echoes Across the Quadrants”

    A 59-Year Celebration Through Voices, Memories, and Missions My combined three-volume oral history and tribute, weaving together rare interviews, behind-the-scenes reflections, and heartfelt anecdotes from cast and crew across Star Trek: First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis. Supplemented by intimate conversations with actors from The Next Generation, Voyager, Deep Space Nine, Enterprise, and even a special Star Trek literary event.   Featuring  🎙️ Roundtable Revelations: Press junket gems from the TNG movie era 📞 Personal Frequencies: Phone, Zoom, and convention interviews with legacy actors A blend of nostalgia and discovery—part memoir, part documentary, part celebration. Ideal for fans who want to hear oral memories

    🖖 “Star Trek: Echoes Across the Quadrants”

  8. 9 sept.

    Star Trek at 60 — Prodigy: The Next Generation of Fans

    In this installment of Star Trek at 60, Tony turns to the tenth Star Trek series — Star Trek: Prodigy, created by Kevin and Dan Hageman and released from 2021 to 2024 as part of Alex Kurtzman’s expanded universe. As the franchise’s first fully 3D‑animated series and the first designed specifically for younger viewers, Prodigy carved out a unique place in Trek history. Set in the 24th century, the story follows a group of young aliens who discover the abandoned starship Protostar and, through its holographic mentor Kathryn Janeway, begin learning what it means to be Starfleet. It’s a coming‑of‑age tale wrapped in Trek’s deepest values: curiosity, cooperation, and the courage to grow. This episode features Tony’s conversations with: Kate Mulgrew — on playing both Admiral Janeway and the AI Hologram Janeway Brett Gray —  Dal Ella Purnell —  Gwyn Together, they illuminate how Prodigy became a gateway for new fans while still honoring the legacy of Trek’s past. SAVE 17% on PLUS

    Star Trek at 60 — Prodigy: The Next Generation of Fans
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Where Imagination Meets What It Means To Be Human

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    Tony Tellado
  • Années d’activité
    2005 - 2026
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