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In this episode, we share why we feel X-Men ‘97, the Disney Plus animated series from Marvel Entertainment, is hands down the best television series of 2024.

Check out our print article: X-Men‘97 Is Top TV 2024

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This episode introduces 'Battery Life', a standout animated sci-fi short film that utilizes stop motion animation. The film features a society of robots with their own religion, focusing on a robot attempting to save its damaged progeny with the help of their religious leader.

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Episode 208 of the EYE ON SCI-FI podcast features a detailed discussion on the sci-fi short film 'Signal Dark.’

The mind-bending film tells the story of Lucas Anderson, an IT professional who discovers audio files from an unknown extraterrestrial source. This encounter leads him into an alternate reality, changing his life forever.

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The new season of Doctor Who is set to debut simultaneously on both the BBC and Disney Plus on May 10th.

In order to celebrate, we revisit our episode #201 in which host Rod shares why he is excited for this ground-breaking new era of Doctor Who!

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n this episode, host Rod Faulkner discusses the horror short film 'Sword Of The Dead' by Stephen Vitale.

The film, set in feudal Japan and involving zombies, is praised for its original take on zombie tropes, homage to classic Japanese cinema, and artistic presentation.

The podcast also mentions the film's tribute to directors like George A. Romero, Masaki Kobayashi, and Akira Kurosawa.

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In episode 205 of the EYE ON SCI-FI podcast, host Rod Faulkner discusses the indie animated short film 'FLITE', directed and written by Oscar-winner Tim Webber, known for his visual effects work on films like Gravity and The Dark Knight.

'FLITE' sets a new standard in CGI hyper-realism using the Unreal Engine. It's set in a futuristic, semi-submerged London, following Stevie, the world hoverboard champion, as she attempts a daring escape from her confined life, leading to an adrenaline-pumping chase scene. The film's realism, particularly in its first-person perspective, is praised as indicative of the exciting future of filmmaking with advanced CGI.

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