And I totally agree: the soundtrack was awesome. I am as much in love with McCreary’s arrangement of ‘Samson and Delilah” sung by Shirley Manson as I am with his arrangement of “Along the Watchtower” for Battlestar.

I agree. I had the same conversation with friend. My hope is that since its supposed to be a trilogy they will sort this out by the end. I’m crossing my fingers because I love the series.

I was never bored by T4, but the biggest problems with the film were the glaring plot-holes throughout. Things like, “How would Skynet even know who John Connor or Kyle Reese were at this point, since neither one of them have done anything yet to be considered a significant threat to the machines? Also, since Skynet does seem to somehow know this stuff already, why do they not kill Kyle immediately, instead of holding him prisoner?” But, I digress.

Personally, I was surprised at how much I ended up really enjoying the television series, which I hope you guys will discuss if and when you talk about the Terminator franchise again. Dragging plot lines and too much separate, meandering pontifications aside, I found the show to be a worthy companion piece to what James Cameron was trying to do. It managed to delve deeper into the characters to a level that had not been possible before, and gave us solid performances from both Summer Glau and Brian Austin Green, specifically. Not to mention, Bear McCreary’s score was often haunting, beautiful and intense, right up there for me with Brad Fiedel’s original compositions.

Next, go to the following link in your web browser: http://www.geekshow.us/category/content/podcasts/fandomonium/

Then, make sure that you can see both iTunes and the web browser at the same time.

At the top of the page I sent you to, there is the word “Subscribe” near the top with a small orange square next to it. Point at the word or the logo. Then click and drag it over the top of your iTunes window.

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Salvation should have been a father and son flick at the core of it with the twist being that the “son” was the grown man and the “father” the teen and only John knew why Kyle was so important. It should have been about John and Kyle and how Kyle got to the point of volunteering for the mission to go back and time and WHY he says in the first movie “I’d die for John Connor.” I never got the impression that anything John did was special enough to die for with such conviction and so willingly.

I, too, am completely loving on Yelchin. He’s gonna be in an adaptation of a YA book I really enjoyed called “Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac” and am now really excited for it.

Also, of note, the coat Kyle gets at the end wasn’t supposed to be the green rain coat from the first movie just the army jacket of the resistance. Of note, deleted from the ending was him reaching inside the pocket and finding the picture of Sarah which when I found out had me fuming.

ANYWAYS… awesome to have Ben and Scott back and with more people to boot. The show was great and I liked the format and am eagerly awaiting the next episode.

He had me at the age of 10.

And Scott, it’s great to hear someone else who hated Borat.

Please keep up the cursing. :) I like the frank, candid talk.

I guess this was recorded a while ago?