Join Angelo and Nicole as they discuss space-faring earth creatures, species and human diversity, and diplomacy with monsters on this week's episode of Highly Logical.
This week Highly Logical discusses the third episode of Star Trek: Discovery and the classic Voyager episode "The Omega Directive."
Kelly McCormack and Steven McCarthy join Jeremy to watch and discuss The Apartment and how it might just be more progressive than modern movies”¦ in some respects”¦
Join Angelo and Nicole as they recap and discuss the Star Trek: Discovery premiere and an old favourite episode from the Deep Space Nine archives in their new podcast Highly Logical.
Warren P. Sonoda, Norm Wilner, Christopher Warre Smets, and Marc Winegust join Jeremy to watch and discuss 1941 and how it feels to watch one of your heroes fail so spectacularly”¦
Aaron Abrams, Farah Merani, and David Tompa join Jeremy to watch and discuss A Nightmare on Elm Street and if Aaron is justified in wanting to avoid it for three decades.
Ep 14 - THE WARRIORS - Scott McLaren and Ross McKie join Jeremy to watch and discuss The Warriors and why it might just become your new favourite drinking game film”¦
Ep 11 - MULHOLLAND DRIVE - Shawn Doyle, Ken Cuperus, Jessica Greco and Marc Winegust join Jeremy to watch and discuss Mulholland Drive and just what the hell it, maybe, all means”¦
Ep 9 - RASHOMON - Jennifer Whalen & Marvin Kaye join Jeremy to watch and discuss and how timely it is still and whether or not we can turn Rashomon into a verb.
Ep 1 - CASABLANCA - Wherein Jeremy sits down with Kevin Krikst & Glenda MacInnis to watch and discuss CASABLANCA and how maybe it's not so far off from today”¦
We talked to Community creator and Harmontown subject Dan Harmon for 90 minutes. Here are those results.
Much like the subject of his second feature documentary, Neil Berkeley is on the road around midday in Southern California. I can occasionally hear road noise and his blinker in the background as he talks on his hands free connection while I’m on the other end in Toronto. It’s oddly fitting and leads to a […]
