Multiverse Tonight - The Podcast about All Your Geeky Universes Thomas Townley

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Discover the nostalgic charm and future excitement of geek culture as we cover everything from the Blu-ray release of the classic '90s Flash series to the star-studded news of Marvel's 'Fantastic Four'. Tune in for a peculiar twist with the mystery of Alligator Loki's vanishing act and join us as we root for his safe return. We're also talking about the latest scheduling changes from Sony, including the delay of 'Kraven the Hunter' and the anticipation building around the 'Karate Kid' sequel. And, if the White House ever seemed dull to you, wait until you hear about Mark Hamill's whimsical appearance ahead of Star Wars Day.

The episode takes a heartfelt turn with Joey Henney's search for his alligator pal, Wally, while also giving a nod to the legends of sci-fi with a special dedication at Pinewood Toronto Studios in honor of Star Trek. Gamers and board game enthusiasts will be eager to explore 'The Mandalorian Adventures', promising a card-based journey into the beloved Star Wars universe. On the flip side, I share a touching tribute to the late, great Bernard Hill, whose roles have left an indelible mark on our hearts. Strap in for a podcast episode that's packed with the perfect blend of retrospective joy and anticipation for what's to come in the geek-sphere.
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Ever felt like you were on the brink of uncovering the next big thing in geek culture? That's exactly where this episode takes you, straight into the heart of the action with a first look at Pocket Marvel's "Werewolf by Night" reboot and a salute to the iconic "Trek savior" John G. Tremble. We're not just talking about the latest and greatest in gaming and comics – though the "Star Wars Outlaws" controversy and Marvel Entertainment's shakeups are on the table – we're tackling the tough stuff too. Disney and Gina Carano's legal tangle gets unpacked, and I'll even share a slice of my life with a tale about seeking an allergy test that's as much about self-discovery as it is about sniffles.

Strap in for a roundup that soars from the tempest of social media debates to the nostalgia of Star Wars' blue milk, without forgetting the real-time drama unfolding in the pop culture landscape. Join me as we explore what it means when personal expression collides with corporate ideals, and savor the excitement of fresh faces entering the DC universe. Plus, get the lowdown on what's happening with our beloved "Star Trek" series, Hollywood's latest offensive on digital piracy, and those casting bombshells that are lighting up the entertainment sky. It's not just a podcast episode – it's a journey through the multiverse of fandom, and you've got the best seat in the house.
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Strap in for a stellar journey as we recount the breathtaking partial solar eclipse we witnessed from the heartland of Kingman, Kansas. We're not just stargazing; we're also unpacking the wrap of 'Star Trek Section 31' and the unfortunate halt of 'Star Trek Infinite', juxtaposed with the historic stride of Sweden joining NATO—a moment made even more memorable with a Star Trek melody heralding the occasion. And for those leaning more towards the ways of the Force, we've got enough Star Wars sneak peeks to keep your lightsabers ignited.

As we navigate through the entertainment cosmos, we celebrate the boardroom victories at The Walt Disney Company and share a heartfelt farewell to two remarkable stars who've left us, Lou Gossett Jr. and Chance Perdomo. Their unforgettable performances remind us of the enduring power of storytelling. Shedding light on the darker corners of the galaxy, we'll also tease out Amy Adams' foray into horror comedy with 'Night Bitch', and for those feeling nostalgic, we're bringing 'Futurama' back into the orbit! Buckle up for this episode—it's a galaxy of emotions and exciting news that promises to keep you engaged from beginning to end.
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Prepare to ignite your lightsabers and set phasers to stun; the cosmos of geekdom is calling! In a thrilling twist of fate, Patty Jenkins dons the director's helmet once again for Star Wars Rogue Squadron, a move that's got the fandom in a whirlwind of excitement. I'll be your pilot through this galactic news, touching down on the 25th anniversary of The Phantom Menace, complete with a full-blown theatrical saga experience and a first glimpse at The Acolyte on Disney Plus. Then, warp speed ahead to the Star Trek universe as we discuss the evolution of Starfleet Academy, armed with the latest intel from Alex Kurtzman himself. It's not just about exploring new worlds here, but the profound impact of shorter seasons on the franchise's syndication future.

Hold onto your sonic screwdrivers! Steven Moffat is time-traveling back to Doctor Who with Nacuti Gatwa at the TARDIS's helm — a groundbreaking Disney Plus and BBC premiere that's sure to rewrite history. Horror aficionados, scream for joy as Neve Campbell slashes back into the Scream saga. And if you're craving a twist, the Snowpiercer series isn't derailing just yet, with AMC giving it a proper send-off. We've also got the scoop on the Among Us animated series, which is sure to leave you questioning your closest allies. Plus, join us as we explore the enchanting new children's fantasy TV series, tip our hats to the enduring legacies of Joe Camp and M. Emmet Walsh, and unveil a tantalizing reboot of The NeverEnding Story. This episode is your golden ticket to a realm where every nostalgia-infused minute is packed with contemporary thrills.
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Unravel the enigma of James Gunn's creative choices for the new 'Superman' film, with no 'Legacy' in sight—just pure, unadulterated Man of Steel. Get ready for a Fortress of Solitude scene scoop, as Thomas Townley dives into the DC Universe's latest cinematic endeavors. Alongside, I'll tackle the debate over the Oscars' genre recognition and share a laugh over my secret ambition to become Lex Luthor's trusty sidekick. Wendell Pierce's casting as Perry White and the celebration of Gal Gadot's growing family also get their moments in the spotlight, so prepare to join the ranks of the well-informed on all things superhero.

Set your phasers to stun because Patrick Stewart is receiving well-deserved accolades, and 'Star Trek Adventures' promises to beam us up with new content. As for the gamers and Trekkies, get the lowdown on upcoming 'Super Mario Bros.' film and 'Karate Kid' casting news that's sure to karate chop your expectations. The podcast isn't just about the caped crusaders; we're also tracking the potential reboots of 'The X-Files' and 'Harry Potter' TV series, alongside the new season of 'Ghosts' that's haunting CBS with fresh, spectral hilarity. Don't miss out as I navigate you through the cosmic expanse of entertainment news, where no fan has gone before.
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Dive headfirst with me, Thomas Townley, into a whirlwind of news from the comic and scifi universe and get your legal knowledge buffed up as we explore the intricacies of high-profile litigation. From the nostalgic potential of a retro-set Fantastic Four movie to Wolverine's foray into vampire hunting, this episode is a treasure trove of updates for your inner geek. But it's not all fangs and fantasy; we're also lifting the veil on the much-anticipated Harry Potter series, destined to enchant screens in 2026, and sharing labor news that could spell a new chapter for Disneyland's enchanting workforce.

Legal sage Andrew Torrez is joining us on this odyssey, ready to dissect the knotty legal threads of the Gina Carano lawsuit. Discover the delicate dance between legal firing and political discrimination, all set against the vibrant backdrop of California's labor laws. 

We'll wrap up the complexities of California laws and how they shape the narrative around political affiliation and protections at work. As we close the chapter on another enthralling episode, we pay homage to industry legends and celebrate the triumphs and talents that continue to shape our beloved entertainment landscape. Don't miss out on this epic convergence of geekery and jurisprudence!
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