News from Tomorrow

The best and worst takes on Mars, and Gary is back with a double-header dose of weird sci-fi goodness.

We talk about Stan Lee's legacy, changes in mankind's exploration of our universe, PG Deadpool, Alita: Battle Angel, the history of Bethesda in gaming, and Doctor Who making fun of Amazon.

Gary and Cailean talk about how hacking is portrayed in TV and film, the end of Marvel on Netflix, and how Christmas is celebrated in Japan.

Gary and Cailean talk about first impressions of the Captain Marvel trailer, Killjoys, and Gary’s thoughts on Iron Fist Season 2 and The Punisher. Also, Gary starts a new bit where he makes an offbeat sci-fi recommendation from the deep mists of time. Also, more talk about Japanese culture: is it okay to hand a Japanese person money?

Cailean's final verdict on the BBC's Humans and Gary's first esoteric sci-fi recommendation starting with Saul Bass's "Phase 4".

We're back from summer! This week: new incarnations of Dune, John Carpenter's return to Halloween, and the twisted tale of the rise and fall of Star Trek's Kelvin timeline. Also, in the after show, we discuss Apricot, Bringer of Storms.

It's News From Tomorrow's first movie commentary track! For our first outing (inning?), it's Terry Gilliam's classic, "Time Bandits".

Cailean and Gary take a deep dive on the music of Cowboy Bebop and it's remarkable composer, Yoko Kanno.

The guys talk Super Bowl trailers, the Dune reboot, and Twin Peaks. They also have some travel advice for people heading to Japan.

Cailean and Gary talk about the great career of John Hurt, as well as a deep dive on the Tron franchise.

In the biggest episode yet, the guys set out to create a comprehensive list of the best sci-fi scores of all-time (ish). (Some assembly required. Falling dog not included).

This week: Rogue One, Star Wars versus Star Trek, and the Nintendo Switch in the after-show.

The guys talk about American political humor, Stranger Things, a brief history of digital actors, and the best (and worst) times to visit Japan.

This week: flying Raptors and Japan's annual battle of the bands.

For the very first episode of News from Tomorrow, Gary Spillman and Cailean Babcock discuss the history of robots in science fiction, from its beginnings in Rossum’s Universal Robots to the new HBO series, “Westworld”.