First Aired July 8th, 2015. Tobias Shepard (played by David Morrissey) sends armed troops after the adult version of the Offspring (played by Henderson Wade). The Offspring uses its powers to turn the soldiers against each other and Tobias learns that Molly (played by Halle Berry) is out of the hospital. JD (played by Jeffery…
Dear Readers, I wanted to let you know what’s been happening behind the scenes here at Sci-Fi Bloggers. Some of you have been wondering where Friday Fiction wandered off to, or why articles have been less frequent. Some of you may be asking why less events such as our Veek of Blood and Week of Chaos have been…
Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus: two virtual reality experiments currently being tested by Oculus VR and Sony. Both pieces of technology boast that, for the first time, users can play their favorite games and watch their favorite movies as if they were there. The headsets look like something out of science fiction, except they’re not. …
First Aired July 2nd, 2015. Barbie (played by Mike Vogel) leads everyone out of the caves and they’re all devastated to still be inside the dome. Although only a day has passed, it feels like a year for everyone and they all remember their time in the alternate reality. Christine (played by Marg Helgenberger) and…
First Aired July 25th, 2015. Julia (played by Rachel Lefevre) tries to free “Barbie” (played by Mike Vogel) from his pod but spikes prevent her from getting to him. Junior (played by Alexander Koch) is found by Melanie (played by Grace Cox) and brought into the pod room. Melanie traps Junior inside a pod, saying…
First Aired July 25th, 2015. Melanie (played by Grace Cox) tells the shocked townspeople to follow her through the cave opening and into the light. Although hesitant, “Barbie” (played by Mike Vogel) convinces everyone it’s their chance to escape, and deep rumblings in the cave help make his point. Once outside the dome, Melanie is…
Here at Sci-Fi Bloggers, we run a lot of individual pieces on the site, each of them revolving around and focusing on a specific topic. Sometimes, however, we like to crank it up a notch and take a look at a few things at once. With that said, we invite you to follow us as we…
I want one of those pins. So, I’ve heard great things about Tomorrowland and not-so-great things. I’ve heard the first two thirds are incredible and that the last twenty minutes are a huge disappointment. I’ve heard the performances are phenomenal on all fronts, that the direction is stunning, and that the mysteries of the film and how…
In the UK, three years before Captain Kirk boldly went where no man had gone before, a shabby-looking, blue police telephone box materialized out of thin air and into the hearts and minds of a new generation of viewers. The Doctor had just announced his presence to an early 60s Saturday teatime audience. The blue…
“I remain an atheist, but now I am an atheist who prays.” – Stant Litore, “Ansible 15717” A while back, we published a review of Stant Litore‘s short story “Ansible 15715”. Litore has written several more short stories following other Ansibles on their journeys through space and time, which he compiled into a collection. The premise of the Ansible universe is that…
When I write a review for a book, I often start off with a hypothetical question. One that pertains to my general feelings, and serves as an easy way to pull you, the reader, into my mindset while I was reading the book. And A Fistful of Clones is no different, because this time the…
I was hooked instantly. That’s probably the best way to begin talking about this trailer. It doesn’t start with some vague threat, or generic establishing shot. It starts on a metaphor, a literal fable, one about unchanging nature. But whose? Humanity’s, or something else? Mysteries are a powerful tool, and this trailer wields it with…
