Podcasts about anomaly supplemental

"Emergence" - Sue Kaye, co-host of Women at Warp and Anomaly Supplemental, joins Scott to talk about TNG’s Emergence (S7E23). One of the final episodes of TNG and it is a holodeck episode! Really? Really! Topics include trainers, Picard’s personal life, and Dr. Crusher. Host Scott McNulty with Sue Kaye.

In this final episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue give our recommendations, list off some of the topics we never got around to, and discuss the 2008 sensation: Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. As usual, we talk about our favorite parts, dig up some trivia, and go on several tangents. This might be the last Anomaly Supplemental, but don’t worry – we won’t disappear. There is a new project in the works. In the meantime, you can follow KC on Twitter (@ThatKCRyan), follow Sue (@spaltor) on Twitter, and hear Sue on Women at Warp (womenatwarp.com). Special thanks - for this episode and for the show as a whole - go out to Marian Call, Rick Moyer, Simon Meddings, Jen, Angela, Sarah, Anne, and everyone who’s supported us over the last 5 years. www.anomalypodcast.com @anomalypodcast facebook.com/AnomalyPodcast

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC (Dragon Con Newbie) and Sue (Dragon Con Eternal Member) and joined by Gary Mitchel, the Co-Director of Dragon Con's American Sci-Fi Classics Track.  We discuss what makes Dragon Con different from many of the other big cons, talk about our panels, guests and events we're looking forward to, the community service aspect of the convention, and answer some of KC's n00b questions.  It may sound like we're doing a really long commercial for Dragon Con, but we just love it so much, and encourage everyone who is able to check it out at least once. Recorded on Wednesday, August 24th.  Because we're currently at Dragon Con! Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us! Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742 or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/ and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, we discuss the 2015 Disney/Pixar film, Inside Out! What happens in the mind of a young girl's head when she and her family move to a brand new city? Talking points include the creativity of the film's concept, the importance of emotions like sadness and fear, and fan theories regarding the film. Warning: Spoilers abound... Next time on Anomaly Supplemental: Sunday, July 10th - Sarah's Review of Babylon 5, Season Five, pt. II Sunday, July 24th - Your Moment of Who: Big Finish's Tenth Doctor Adventures Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us! Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742 or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, we discuss the spectacle of Broadway musicals; our early personal experiences seeing, hearing and performing theater; stage-to-screen adaptations; jukebox musicals; screen-to-stage adaptations; the 2016 Tony Awards; and our “desert island musicals.” 0:02:11 – Listener Emails! from Jen, Elly, and Father Beast 0:14:45 – Book recommendations 0:17:17 – Main Topic: Broadway Musicals! 0:57:22 – Tony Award Speculation 1:01:58 – “Desert Island Musicals” 1:10:41 – Musical Fandom 1:14:38 – Next Time on Anomaly Supplemental... Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us! Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742 or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental Sarah discusses the first half of Babylon 5 Season 5. New characters, new story-arcs (...at least they are TRYING to have story arcs...I think...) and the countdown to the end of Babylon 5. Special thanks to the ladies of Anomaly Supplemental for letting Sarah host and Sarah's husband for editing the whole dang episode because he's cool like that. Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us! Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742 or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast.

In this mid-May episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss their feelings about reading Every Anxious Wave, and they transition into the topic of not liking certain geek projects, guilt or lack of guilt, gatekeeping, etc.   Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us! Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742 or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast.

This is the podcast that flaps in the night. This is the bubblegum that clings to your shoe. This is DARKWING DUCK! In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss the 1991-1992 animated series Darkwing Duck, all about “a bumbling superhero battles crime with the help of his daughter and pilot sidekick” (IMDB). We discuss the tone, comedy, and parodies featured in the series, the voice talent of the actors (and Disney Animation in general), cartoons in the 90s, and some of our favorite lines, relationships, and characters.   Main topic begins at 07:43. Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us! Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742 or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast.

Anomaly Supplemental co-hosts KC and Sue re-release their 2012 episode about their favorite sci-fi and fantasy cartoons. Features staff writer Anne and Anomaly co-creator Jen. Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us!  Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742  or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Donate: Via Paypal

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue have a conversation about the tonal differences and thematic similarities in Marvel's Agent Carter and Jessica Jones. Warning: Not only does this episode contain spoilers, but it also discusses adult content and themes. Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us!  Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742  or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Donate: Via Paypal

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss the 2004 film National Treasure starring Academy Award Winning Actor Nicholas Cage. Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us!  Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742  or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Donate: Via Paypal

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss Ursula K. Le Guin's groundbreaking 1969 novel The Left Hand of Darkness, winner of both the Hugo and Nebula Awards for Best Novel of the Year. The Left Hand of Darkness is regularly cited in discussions of gender and sexuality in science-fiction, but also touches on concepts of interpersonal relationship, international politics, patriotism, fear, and more. It is "among the first books published in the feminist science fiction genre and the most famous example of androgyny in science fiction" (Wikipedia). And it is often on lists of the best science fiction books, and almost always on top ten lists of feminist sci-fi and/or books by women sci-fi authors. So we both felt that it was about time we read it... Visit the show notes for additional content and links. Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us!  Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742  or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Donate: Via Paypal

February starts with Anomaly Supplemental’s KC and Sue chatting about yet another underrated modern Disney classic: Lilo & Stitch. The two hosts talk about the animation style and behind the scenes trivia, the blend of humor and drama, what sets little Lilo apart from her Disney princess counterparts, and how your family, or “ohana”, can extend to other people and pets. Plus, KC shows off her Stitch impression. Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us in iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us!  Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742  or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Donate: Via Paypal

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue are back after a long holiday season. The topic: The X-Files, which returns to TV tonight, January 24th, on Fox. Due to the fact that KC had never seen The X-Files until just recently and has completed her blog review trilogy of Chris Carter's Ten Essential Episodes, the ladies focus on these episodes alone and how it affects life-long and newbie fans alike. This episode is tagged explicit because KC likes swear words. Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us in iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us!  Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742  or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Donate: Via Paypal

Anomaly Supplemental returns with an episode all about Farscape. Sue and KC discuss the plot, the characters, and emotional turmoil found in first season episode "PK Tech Girl". Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us in iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us!  Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742  or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Donate: Via Paypal  

In this episode of Anomaly, your hosts, Jen and Angela, are joined by Kasey and Sue from Anomaly Supplemental to discuss the highly quotable cult classic—"The Princess Bride". Make sure to visit the show notes to see the trailer to this movie, links and related Anomaly Podcast episodes.  Thank you for listening! If you like our show, please rate us in iTunes and Stitcher and share with your friends. Help us improve what we do here, by filling out this survey: survey.libsyn.com/anomaly Your voice matters to us!  Join in the conversation and get your voice heard on Anomaly: Send an audio comment or email to girlygeekz@gmail.com  Call our voicemail line at 432-363-4742  or comment in the show notes at Anomalypodcast.com/Shownotes/ Subscribe to Anomaly and the Anomaly Email list at AnomalyPodcast.com. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/AnomalyPodcast/, Instagram and on Twitter @AnomalyPodcast. Donate: Via Paypal  

This week's Anomaly Supplemental is an interview Kayla LaFrance, winner of Season 2 of TBS's King of the Nerds!  We, of course, talk about her experiences on the show and what she's been doing since then, as well as Star Trek, real-life and fictional inspirations, growing up geek, women in science and fandom, NASA history, and the current state of space exploration and hopes for the future. www.anomalypodcast.com@anomalypodcastfacebook.com/anomalypodcast

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Angela joins KC and Sue to discuss Disney's Into the Woods feature film.  Well, not so much "discuss" as "critique."  Well, not so much "critique" as "complain about." All three hosts have very long and deep history with the Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine musical, and the film version created...  feelings.  Not great ones, for the most part.  As usual, we start of attempting to point out the things we thought were good about the film, acknowledge that our on personal histories with the property make us pretty harsh judges, and then the gloves come off. PLEASE NOTE:  This episode was recorded just one day before it's release - because schedules - so it has undergone minimal editing.  Also, this episode carries an "explicit" tag in iTunes for both language and content.  Yes, there's cursing, and we talk about sex.  So use your headphones and/or ask the kiddies to leave the room. www.anomalypodcast.com@anomalypodcastfacebook.com/anomalypodcast

This week’s episode of Anomaly Supplemental features co-hosts KC and Sue covering Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove. Though neither a musical nor a princess movie, The Emperor’s New Groove is one of the funniest films in Disney’s repertoire. The ladies discuss everything from the development history of the film, behind-the-scenes trivia, favorite quotes, even down to their youthful experiences with AOL dial-up. For full show notes, visit www.AnomalyPodcast.com

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Sue and KC review the 2012 independent film, Safety Not Guaranteed. Spoilers abound! NOTE: This episode was recorded in October 2014 and is the final installment of the Anomaly Supplemental Catch-Up Initiative. Next Anomaly Supplemental is a discussion on reboots, remakes, and reimaginings.

This month on Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss (and quote) Clue: The Movie, the 1985 film based on the classic board game. Along with favorite quotes and production trivia, the co-hosts discuss which characters they play in the game, KC shares her dream cast for a stage production or remake of Clue, Sue shares musicals that Clue fans might enjoy, and the hosts discuss the appropriate mix of witty dialogue and what they refer to as "potty jokes." Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast Like us on Facebook and join the Facebook group. Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com for show notes, previous episodes, online store, and more! Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental’s hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com Follow us on Tumblr: anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

The end of another month means the KC and Sue chat about another Doctor! We're on another adventure with Peri, but this time, she's accompanying the Sixth Doctor, as portrayed by Colin Baker, in The Mark of the Rani (show notes). In this episode, KC makes a potentially controversial statement about The Master, we collectively decide that we need the Rani to return to New Who, and Sue ends up pitching an episode idea for Series 8.  (You can have it, Moffat!  All yours!) Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast Like us on Facebook and join the Facebook group. Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com for show notes, previous episodes, online store, and more! Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental’s hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com Follow us on Tumblr: anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

In this month's episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Sue and KC review and rave over "The Night Circus," the 2011 debut novel of Erin Morgenstern. Show Notes Here » KC and Sue share their love of the book and spend the first portion of the episode suggesting why listeners might enjoy the book. Topics include analyzing (and mild myth-busting) the book's publicized synopsis, books similar to "The Night Circus," and the difficulty of placing it in a certain genre. Note: There will be spoilers for the book in the episode, but they will be preceded by the "Spoiler Alert" tag. Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast Like us on Facebook and join the Facebook group. Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com for show notes, previous episodes, online store, and more! Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental’s hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com Follow us on Tumblr: anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

Happy fifth month and Happy Fifth Doctor!  KC and I discuss Peter Davison's Doctor, his companion Perry, and his regeneration episode, The Caves of Androzani.  We were both a bit loopy that evening, and this show includes references to Saturday Night Live, Star Trek (both TOS and TNG), Farscape, The Phantom of the Opera, Community, and Forrest Gump. You're welcome. Show Notes Here »  Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast Like us on Facebook and join the Facebook group. Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com for show notes, previous episodes, online store, and more! Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental’s hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com Follow us on Tumblr: anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

Click here for Show Notes >>   This month's Anomaly Supplemental is an admission of guilt from KC and Sue. Well, "guilty pleasures," that is. From reality TV shows to paranormal romances, the Supplemental hosts cover almost every geeky and non-geeky guilty pleasure that they hold. The phrase itself has a lot of connotations, but we're focusing on the chocolate cake analogy--chocolate cake may be delicious and you want more every time you have some, but how many times have you had a slice for breakfast? And who have you told that you ate chocolate cake for that morning's breakfast? Best thing ever, yes. A little bit of guilt? You could say that... Next month's topic: "The Night Circus," a novel by Erin Morgenstern (published 2011) Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast Like us on Facebook and join the Facebook group. Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com for show notes, previous episodes, online store, and more! Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental’s hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com Follow us on Tumblr: anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

It's the end of April, and time to talk about the Fourth Doctor, Tom Baker. With so many serials to choose from during Four's tenure, KC and I narrowed it down a bit by companion (Sarah Jane Smith was required) before opening the poll up in the Anomaly Facebook group. Genesis of the Dalekswon by a landslide, and now we know why. Show Notes » As usual, we talk about costumes, effects, make up, and the philosophical questions posed by the serial. All while being distracted by our animals and making silly jokes. Enjoy! Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast Like us on Facebook and join the Facebook group. Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental's hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com And Anomaly now has a Tumblr! Follow us at anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

This April podcast is entitled “Muppets in Space” in which Sue and KC have a discussion about Muppets and puppets of all sorts in science fiction and genre entertainment. Included is Sue's disclaimer about why we chose this episode's title along with the difference between Muppets and puppets. The co-hosts also discuss the lack of puppetry and practical effects in modern films, what separates puppeteers from men in suits, the effect Jim Henson had on the entertainment industry, and more. Show Notes Twitter: @AnomalyPodcastLike us on Facebook and join the Facebook group.Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com for show notes, previous episodes, online store, and more!Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental’s hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.comAnd Anomaly now has a Tumblr! Follow us at anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

It's [barely still] March, and that means it's the Third Doctor's month!  After a poll on the Anomaly Facebook group, we found ourselves watching the Series 9 serial "The Sea Devils."  Thanks, guys.   We have a great time talking about the Third Doctor, Jo Grant's fashion sense, and the Master's beard.  Oh, and those amazing cousins of the Silurians, the ever-amusing Sea Devils. Show Notes » Let's face it - this is not a "good" episode, by any means, but it is a great one.  And this may be the best time we've had recording a Moment of Who episode ever.  I hope it's as much fun for you to listen to as it was for us to record.   Twitter: @AnomalyPodcastLike us on Facebook and join the Facebook group.Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental's hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.comAnd Anomaly now has a Tumblr! Follow us at anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Sue and KC share their reactions to Sherlock series three. They talk about their reactions to [spoiler] and [more spoilers], answer a question about whether or not a non-classic Sherlock fan should watch Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss’s modern take, and discuss varying degrees of fandom for Sherlock and other shows. Twitter: @AnomalyPodcastLike us on Facebook and join the Facebook group.Visit our website at anomalypodcast.com Send feedback and comments to Anomaly Supplemental's hosts at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.comAnd Anomaly now has a Tumblr! Follow us at anomalypodcast.tumblr.com.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Sue and KC discuss the dearly departed ABC series Pushing Daisies. Amongst topics of discussion are the cast and the writing, its early cancellation, and attempts at continuing the story. Connect to Anomaly through Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, etc. Visit anomalypodcast.com for show notes, photos, archived episodes, and more. Support Anomaly and Anomaly Supplemental with iTunes and Stitcher ratings and reviews, donations, online store purchases, and sharing with your friends.

Happy New Year, Anomaly listeners! Right before the busy holiday season, Sue and I took some time to chat about modern animation classic, Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. The ladies also quickly discuss what they've been up to, and sneak in an impromptu review of Disney's Frozen. So, spoiler warning for those who have not seen it yet. The Frozen mini-review runs about 5 to 6 minutes long for those who want to remain spoiler-free. Theme music is used by permission of Marian Call. Go to mariancall.com for more information and music, including her latest album, Sketchbook. For more information on Anomaly and Anomaly Supplemental, visit www.anomalypodcast.com. Have questions, feedback or comments for the Supplemental ladies? Send your emails and mp3s to moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss why the horror genre appeals to the masses. Topics include psychological effects, blending horror with other genres, and the select scary movies and TV that the Supplemental ladies enjoy. Theme music is used by permission of Marian Call. (http://www.mariancall.com) Have feedback or comments? Send us an email or mp3 audio to moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com! Next episode topic: Bryan Fuller's Pushing Daisies (TV Show)

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue do their best to cover a somewhat loaded topic. What's a "Mary Sue"? What's a "Strong Female Character"? Can the same character be both, or are they mutually exclusive? We talk about where the concept of "Mary Sue" in fan fiction, what is has morphed into, and some characters that are generally considered to be Mary Sues. But we also talk about what we feel makes a good, strong, well-developed character, and what "strong" really means in that sense. And of course, some of our favorite personal examples.  The episode carries an "explicit" tag for a little bit of profanity in some quotes.  Please see our show notes at AnomalyPodcast.com for links to articles and other podcast episodes that we mention throughout.

Ten months in the making, it is finally here! Our Halloween 2012 episode! As explained at the start of the podcast, the scheduling of this episode was derailed a bit by Hurricane/Superstorm Sandy, and holidays, and moving, etc. And since it was more important to try to keep new episodes on schedule, the editing of this episode fell by the wayside. But the wait is over! As usual, KC and I talk about our favorite lines, characters, scenes, and supernatural creatures in the film. We also ponder Ghostbusters II, complain about the state of commercially-available Halloween costumes, praise the cultural pervasiveness of this franchise, and discuss the state of comedy genre films.  This episode carries an explicit tag for some mild swearing in audio clips used. Theme music for Anomaly Supplemental is used by permission of Marian Call (www.mariancall.com). Have something to say? Email us at moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com or call and leave us a voicemail at 248-419-GEEK (4335).

A few months ago, Sue and KC asked listeners to vote on their next topic and the winner was 1971's "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate" starring Gene Wilder versus 2005's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" starring Johnny Depp. For the sake of title length, we have called this episode The Chocolate Factory Debate, but as Sue mentions at the beginning, this discussion may not be much of a "debate" after all. Topics range from the original book by Roald Dahl, the performances of Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp, the musical aspects of both films, the controversial Fizzy Lifting drink scene, and more. And so, as one Mr. Wonka said to his group of visitors: "Are we ready? Yes. Good. In we go!" Send the Supplemental ladies email and audio comments about past and future topics at moregirlygeekz@gmail.com. Join the Anomaly Podcast group on Facebook, or follow @AnomalyPodcast on Twitter! For more information the Anomaly Podcast and Anomaly Supplemental, including archived episodes and host bio pages, visit the website at www.anomalypodcast.com.

Hello Anomalies! In this edition of our show, Jen, Angela, her husband Jim and Kasey from Anomaly Supplemental review "Star Trek: Into Darkness". The beginning of the episode is a non-spoiler review, while the second half is SUPER spoileriffic. If you haven't seen the movie, hit "stop" as soon as you hear the official Anomaly spoiler alert music. This review includes a Star Trek parody song by Rick Moyer as well as a comment from him and Simon Meddings of Waffle On and The Martians Are Here. Thank you guys for sending them in. If you would like to give your thoughts on this, or any other episode please direct your comments here: girlygeekz@gmail.com, AnomalyPodcast.com, @AnomalyPodcast, Facebook Group. Thank you so much for listening!

Here we go again!  Kasey and I set out to talk about episodes 8-10* of Doctor Who, Series 7 - "Cold War," "Hide," and "Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS."  Of course, because it's us, we got a little sidetracked.  So, you'll also hear about Arthur Darvill's stint on Broadway in the Tony-winning musical "Once," and how I thought he did when I was there last Saturday.  And also, how not to behave when you go to see an actor you know from genre TV do another project.  Plus, our hopes for the remainder of Series 7, frustration over what appear to be several let-downs so far, and our nervousness and skepticism over the up-coming episode titled "The Name of the Doctor." As always:  SPOILERS MAY BE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR. *Okay, so our episode numbering got wonky.  I was following the tardis.wikia numbering, which originally put the Christmas special as Episode 6.  Which made "The Bells of Saint John" and "The Rings of Akhaten" Episodes 7-8.  But now, the Christmas special is not being considered a numbered episode....  Whatever.  So, in the interest of conformity, episode numbers for the last Moment of Who are incorrect.  Oh well. Want to put in your two cents?  Email moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com with text or audio comments, or give us a call at 248-419-GEEK (4335). Theme music for Anomaly Supplemental used by permission of Marian Call.

Sue and KC discuss Sherlock Holmes in all his forms, from the Arthur Conan Doyle canon to the BBC's Sherlock. Why has the character remained so popular for over a hundred years? Anomaly Supplemental is on the case! Got a favorite Sherlock and Watson? A favorite adaptation? A Sherlock podcast or online project you'd like to recommend? Send us an email at moregirlygeekz@gmail.com, or contact us on Facebook or Twitter. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate us on iTunes, Stitcher Radio or your podcatcher of choice. Visit the Anomaly Podcast website for archived episodes, host bios, and our online store at www.anomalypodcast.com.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Sue and KC talk about the Doctor Who season two episode, "The Girl in the Fireplace." Co-host Sarah joins them on the in-depth conversation about the episode itself as well as debating the place of romance's general place in science fiction and fantasy. And, of course, the ladies can't resist ending their discussion without answering the universe's biggest question: is Mary Poppins a time lady? We love your feedback and comments, send them to moregirlygeekz(at)gmail.com. And make sure you follow the Anomaly Podcast on Facebook and Twitter. For more information on the Anomaly Podcast and Anomaly Supplemental, visit www.anomalypodcast.com.

In this first episode of the new year, KC and Sue look back on 2012 and share their favorite discoveries that span across books, web series, apps, and more. We also touch on some of the big events of the previous year, the few disappointments we had during it, and what we are looking forward to in 2013. Next time: Anomaly Supplemental will be discussing the Doctor Who episode, "The Girl in the Fireplace." If you are a fan of the episode and would like to send us a comment, you can email us at moregirlygeekz@gmail.com, or visit us on Facebook or Twitter.

In this edition of Anomaly Supplemental, Kasey and Jen interview author Chris-Rachael Oseland. Chris-Rachael penned a number of books including Steamdrunks: 101 Steampunk Cocktails and Mixed Drinks and Dining with the Doctor: The Unauthorized Whovian Cookbook. It's not too late to pick them up for your New Years Eve party! Listen to the interview to get all the deliciously geeky details! Email Us: moregirlygeekz@gmail.com . Visit our site: AnomalyPodcast.com

Anomaly Supplemental is all about animation. KC, Sue, Anne and Anomaly co-creator Jen have each created their own lists of their top five favorite television cartoons of the science fiction, fantasy, or otherwise geeky persuasion and discuss why they chose these shows. Reasons range from nostalgia, good writing, great comedy, animation style, positive messages, voice acting, etc.

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Kasey and Sue discuss the 1987 Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine musical “Into the Woods”, which brings together classic fairy tale characters with exception storytelling and music. Though the show has had many incarnations, the podcast focuses on the original Broadway production, which was filmed in 1989 to be broadcast on PBS in 1991, and subsequently released on DVD (it is available for purchase and Netflix streaming). We discuss the story (spoilers!), music, lyrics, writing, characters, and themes as well as the resurgence of fairy tales in popular media, why theater fans care so much about casting, and how much we adore Stephen Sondheim. Oh, and it's possible that we sing... just listen all the way to the end. Visit the show notes for additional information and links. If you like our show, please share this episode on Stitcher Radio, iTunes, Zune, and Blackberry and give us a rating. Thanks for listening!

In this installment of Anomaly Supplemental, KC and Sue discuss perhaps one of the most beloved characters in the Star Trek universe - Lt. Cmdr. Data.  The discussion covers Data's origin, relationships, growth, emotions (and lack thereof), and - of course - his quest for humanity... and references 20 different episodes and movies along the way.  The episode also includes audio comments from Jen and Angela of Anomaly, and friends of the podcast Meds (Waffle On Podcast) and Rick (Take Him With You Podcast). Visit us online at AnomalyPodcast.com and send your own audio or written comments to moregirlygeekz@gmail.com.  Thanks for listening!

In this edition of Anomaly, Angela and Jen discuss the games they've been playing. Included in the discussion is SIMS, Civilization, Star Wars The Old Republic, Assasin's Creed, Elder Scrolls Oblivion, Elder Scrolls Skyrim, Mass Effect 1, 2 and 3 and American McGee's Alice: The Madness Returns and much more. Thank you to Meds and Isla for their gaming updates! Look for the next Anomaly episode later this month. We will be discussing Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Please send your comments regarding the Harry Potter film and/or book, we'll include them in the next episode. Send to girlygeekz@gmail.com. Anomaly Supplemental will cover A Very Potter Musical. If you apprecitate what we're doing on Anomaly, Anomaly Supplemental and Anomalous Musings, please send us feedback, rate us on iTunes or donate to the cause via paypal. You can also join our Facebook Group, subscribe to the blog, friend us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Find out how by visiting AnomalyPodcast.com. There you'll also find the show notes for this episode, Paypal donation buttons, a robust episode archive, contact information and much more!

In this special Anomaly Podcast video report, Angela and I discuss ClockWork Con. Kasey, from Anomaly Supplemental, and our friends Stephanie and Jen (from the T-Ren vidcast report) were also in attendance at the con in Austin, Texas. We took a lot of photos and Kasey and Bug's Jen helped with video which is included in this episode. Send your feedback to girlygeekz@gmail.com and visit the shownotes at Anomalypodcast.com to find links and other information.

How do you get someone into "Doctor Who"? One theory is: have them watch the season 3 episode "Blink." In this Anomaly Supplemental episode, Kasey (our resident Whovian) and Sue (who'd never seen a single "Who" episode before in her life) put this theory to the test. And it's quite the wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey episode - just what you'd expect from "Doctor Who." Show Notes » WARNING:  Contains spoilers.  May contain nuts.

Sue is joined by Mark, Margaret, Michelle and Kevin to wrap up their experience at Dragon Con 2011. Read the show notes located at anomalypodcast.com for photos and more. Send feedback to moregirlygeekz@gmail.com. Coming up this week on Anomaly and Anomaly Supplemental: a Little Shop of Horrors review by Kasey and Sue from Anomaly Supplemental and a Shaun of the Dead discussion with Jen and Angela and special guest "Meds" from Waffle On. Follow us on Twitter: @anomalypodcast

In this special interview, Sue and Kasey from Anomaly Supplemental chat with Marian Call. For more information go to our show notes at anomalypodcast.com/anomaly-interview-marian-call

In this special Anomaly interview, Sue from Anomaly Supplemental chats with actress, writer, web series creator and internet superstar Jessica Mills about her web series Awkward Embraces. Jessica is an anomaly and loves all the geeky things anomalies love.  She talks about what it was like growing up a geek girl and discusses her thoughts on women of Sci-Fi, fantasy and fandom. Her web series Awkward Embraces follows Jessica's dating misadventures.  Her non-geek gal pals don't get her Star Trek references, but they love her despite her batleth analogies... and perhaps because of that they often try to "help her" by setting her up with men they deem to be "suitable".  Please visit the show notes to learn more. Send feed back to girlygeekz@gmail.com, call the voice mail line at 432-363-4742 or visit Anomalypodcast.com. 

Sue from Anomaly Supplemental chats with Carrie Goldman, the mother of a six-year-old bullied at school because she had a Star Wars lunch box. Visit our website to see the show notes and to send feedback to our show. Stay up-to-date by following us on Twitter, friending us on Facebook and signning up for our free newsletter!

In this special two part episode Jen and Angela, the hosts of Anomaly, join forces with Kasey, Anne and Sue from Anomaly Supplemental as well as guest host: Bethany from The Star Wars Report, to discuss how women are treated in sci-fi, fantasy and fandom. Look for interviews related to this topic to appear about every other day. Those interviews include Mignon Fogarty, Teal Sherer, Mur Lafferty, Marian Call, Jessica Mills and Carrie Goldman. Show notes are located at the anomaly web site. Please visit anomalypodcast.com to find out how you can send feedback. Rate us on iTunes, follow us on Twitter: @AnomalyPodcast and like us on Facebook. 

In this special two part episode Jen and Angela, the hosts of Anomaly, join forces with Kasey, Anne and Sue from Anomaly Supplemental to discuss how women are treated in sci-fi, fantasy and fandom. Look for part two to enter the feed in the next day or two. After that interviews related to this topic will appear about every other day. Those interviews include Mignon Fogarty, Teal Sherer, Mur Lafferty, Marian Call and Carrie Goldman. 

In this episode of Anomaly Supplemental, Sarah reviews the first season of Babylon 5. Sarah is a Star Trek: Deep Space 9 fan and had never watched a single episode of Babylon 5, before she was asked to do this review. Free of any preconcived notions, she gives the show her honest and humorous assessment. Find out what she thinks! Be aware that there is one spoiler regarding the season finale, but a spoiler alert is played right before it is mentioned. The bed music in this episode is by Kevin MacLeod. Please visit anomalypodcast.com and leave feedback, subscribe to the newsletter, donate to Anomaly, follow us on Twitter and friend us on Facebook.