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Warp My Tardis Podcast

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 Didn't catch the latest episode of Star Trek, Doctor Who or Star Wars? Catch it here as we give our thoughts on the Sci-Fi and Fantasy properties that exist!

This show is Rated PG13, and may contain occasional adult language or adult situations. It may not always be appropriate for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised.Copyright 2025 Fandom Frontier Podcast Network アート
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  • Season 10, Episode 11 (April 12, 2026): Its a sad day in Star Trek

    Season 10, Episode 11 (April 12, 2026): Its a sad day in Star Trek
    2026/04/14
    In this episode, KJ the Comic Guy and Security Dan dive into a wide‑ranging mix of fandom news, art experiences, sci‑fi updates, and real‑world spaceflight excitement.

    The hosts open with a brief acknowledgment of the passing of Game of Thrones background actor Michael Patrick, reflecting on motor neuron diseases and their impact.

    From there, Dan shares his visit to The Art of the Brick LEGO exhibition in Toronto—highlighting Nathan Sawaya’s sculptures, the stunning LEGO recreations of classic art, and the unexpected crossover with the nearby immersive Monet experience. They compare immersive art installations, discuss how these exhibits blend technology and storytelling, and reminisce about the D&D interactive experience from last year.

    In sci‑fi news, the duo covers the latest from the Star Wars universe, including the shutdown of post‑sequel trilogy plans, the firm “no” on Mara Jade, and the ongoing success of the Maul series. They also touch on Doctor Who April Fool’s chaos, Big Finish productions, and the evolving legacy of various Doctors.

    Convention chatter includes early Fan Expo Canada guest announcements—featuring the Hobbits, Alan Ritchson, and Colin O’Donoghue.

    The tone shifts as they discuss the disappointing confirmation that Star Trek: Strange New Worlds sets are being dismantled. They reflect on the politics behind Paramount’s decisions, the loss of a beloved modern Trek series, and the hope that key set pieces (like Pike’s chair!) find a respectful home.

    The episode closes on a heartfelt high note: the emotional rollercoaster of following the Artemis II crew. KJ and Dan talk about the joy, humanity, and hope sparked by Reed Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Canada’s own Jeremy Hansen as they completed their mission. From hijinks in space to splashdown nostalgia, the hosts reflect on how this moment rekindles the spirit of exploration.

    As always, they wrap with community links, upcoming schedule notes, and a reminder to join them again in two weeks.

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    Email: info@fandomfrontier.ca
    Website: https://fandomfrontier.ca
    KJ the ComicGuy: @kjweir1970 on Instagram
    Security Dan is: @dcheunged on Instagram

    Music is provided by Pond5.com. Intro and Outro music is composed by Christian Schuster.
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  • Season 10, Episode 10 (April 5, 2026): Happy First Contact Day!!

    Season 10, Episode 10 (April 5, 2026): Happy First Contact Day!!
    2026/04/06
    This week on Warp My TARDIS, KJ the Comic Guy and Security Dan celebrate a cluster of spring holidays — Easter, Passover, and most importantly for Trek fans, First Contact Day. The hosts open with community updates, including social platforms, Discord activity, and shout‑outs to fellow Canadian podcasters. As they note, “we support our fellow Canadian brothers, sisters and alternative friends all in between and their ventures” .

    🔥 Fandom & Industry News
    • A quiet week for celebrity sci‑fi/fantasy deaths — a welcome break after several weeks of losses.
    • Firefly rumors resurface around the upcoming animated project. The hosts debate who could voice Shepherd Book, with names like Phil LaMarr and Ron Perlman floated.
      “We need someone who could do that… Ron Perlman does have the tonality of it.”
    🎪 Convention Culture Deep Dive A major portion of the episode explores the changing landscape of conventions:
    • Rising prices and diminishing returns at large cons like Fan Expo.
    • The shift toward off‑site events, mirroring trends at San Diego Comic-Con.
    • Praise for smaller, community‑driven events (e.g., Pop Culture Canada shows) that offer intimacy and accessibility.
    • A candid critique of Fan Expo’s marketing timing:
      “Now that our ticket prices are going up… now we’ll start announcing guests so that we can make more money.”
    🚀 Space & Science
    • Celebration of the launch of Artemis II, sending a Canadian astronaut into deep space.
    • The crew discusses minor mission hiccups — including a lavatory fan issue and Outlook problems — with characteristic humor:
      “Howard Wolowitz… must have installed it for them.”
    🧱 LEGO, 3D Printing & Maker Culture
    • KJ receives a long‑awaited Starbug (Red Dwarf) brick model from AliExpress — over 1,000 pieces.
    • Discussion of BlueBrixx kits, massive build piles, and the eternal question: “Do I have space for this?”
    • A broader reflection on how 3D printing has evolved into near‑replicator‑level capability:
      “Replication technology is real — it just takes hours right now.”
    🖖 First Contact Day & Star Trek Lore
    • A celebratory look back at Star Trek: First Contact (1996), Zephram Cochrane, and the canonical date of April 5, 2063.
    • Speculation about Trek’s predicted timeline — including the looming 2026 World War III date.
    • A thoughtful defense of “New Trek,” emphasizing open‑mindedness and Trek’s ethos of dialogue over hostility.
    🌀 Doctor Who Updates
    • Big Finish announces new David Tennant audio adventures.
    • Discussion of the Cardiff Doctor Who shrine removal and other fandom news.
    📣 Where to Find the Hosts The episode closes with a full rundown of social channels, email contacts, and Discord details, including:
    “We record our live shows and our non-live shows on Sundays… watch for announcements in the schedule channel.”

    Follow us:
    Join us on our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/VthQnDgXBY

    Bluesky: fandomfrontier.bsky.social
    Mastodon: fandomfrontier@mastodon.social
    Threads: @warpmytardis@threads.net
    Instagram: @fandomfrontier, @warpmytardis @geekswdice and @legendsofthepanel
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WarpmyTardis or https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579703152132
    Email: info@fandomfrontier.ca
    Website: https://fandomfrontier.ca
    KJ the ComicGuy: @kjweir1970 on Instagram
    Security Dan is: @dcheunged on Instagram

    Music is provided by Pond5.com. Intro and Outro music is composed by Christian Schuster.
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  • Season 10, Episode 9 (March 29, 2026): Warmachine, Star Trek futures, and more Celeb losses.

    Season 10, Episode 9 (March 29, 2026): Warmachine, Star Trek futures, and more Celeb losses.
    2026/03/30
    This week on Warp My TARDIS, KJ the Comic Guy and Security Dan dive into a packed episode filled with nostalgia, sci‑fi news, and some bittersweet farewells.

    🕯️ In Memoriam The hosts open with reflections on recent losses in the sci‑fi and entertainment world, including the passing of James Tolkan, remembered for roles like Principal Strickland in Back to the Future. As the hosts note, “he’s been a lot of things… everything from Back to the Future to Leverage”.
    They also discuss the passing of Valerie Perrine, the original Miss Teschmacher from Superman.

    🧱 Geek Collectibles & Temptations A fun detour into the dangerous world of AliExpress and third‑party brick sets leads to talk of Firefly’s Serenity, Space: 1999’s Eagle, and even a Red Dwarf Starbug set.
    As KJ jokes, “AliExpress is evil… almost as evil as Temu.”

    🎬 Sci‑Fi on Screen The crew reviews and recommends new sci‑fi films:
    • War Machine – gritty military sci‑fi with Alan Ritchson
    • Mike and Nick and Nick and Alice – time‑bending Vince Vaughn chaos
    • Project Hail Mary – thoughts on the adaptation and portrayal of Rocky
    🖖 Star Trek’s Uncertain Future. A major portion of the episode explores the shifting landscape of Star Trek:
    • The cancellation of Starfleet Academy
    • Cast reactions online
    • Set dismantling vs. preserved sets
    • Jonathan Frakes stepping back from Trek directing
    • Concerns about the franchise’s 60th anniversary and future direction
      As the hosts put it, “There’s nothing really new in production for sci‑fi fantasy… big studio sci‑fi fantasy.”
    🧭 Doctor Who & Other Universes The conversation jumps across fandoms—Doctor Who regeneration theories, Big Finish audio dramas, and the broader state of genre storytelling. 🎲 What’s Next? The hosts tease upcoming content across the Fandom Frontier Network, including:
    • Dungeon Crawler Carl tabletop game coverage
    • More book club episodes
    • Cross‑podcast collaborations
    • A refreshed website and future live events



    Follow us:
    Join us on our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/VthQnDgXBY

    Bluesky: fandomfrontier.bsky.social
    Mastodon: fandomfrontier@mastodon.social
    Threads: @warpmytardis@threads.net
    Instagram: @fandomfrontier, @warpmytardis @geekswdice and @legendsofthepanel
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WarpmyTardis or https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579703152132
    Email: info@fandomfrontier.ca
    Website: https://fandomfrontier.ca
    KJ the ComicGuy: @kjweir1970 on Instagram
    Security Dan is: @dcheunged on Instagram

    Music is provided by Pond5.com. Intro and Outro music is composed by Christian Schuster.
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    55 分
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