Tim Russ?!  Again!?  We’ll explain.  Also, everyone’s favorite CURRENT Vulcan is getting his hands dirty with producing.  Tonight we’re joined by Pete and Eric as we dive into our inaugural Guinan’s Book Club Segment.  What did we think?  What did we not like?!  Only one way to find out!  You have to listen! All this, and more: on the Starboard Power Coupling Podcast - A Star Trek Podcast you hope doesn’t fail.

The Critical Myth Crew leap into the series finale of Being Human (spoilers through 4.13), dig into the season finale of Lost Girl (spoilers through 4.13), and then tour Westeros with Game of Thrones (spoilers through 4.1)!  Recorded 10 Apr 2014.Listen to Critical Myth on VOG Network! Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (7PM Eastern/4PM Pacific), with an encore marathon on Saturdays (12PM Eastern/9AM Pacific).Opening theme provided by The Oceanic Six. A huge thanks to Alex, Luke, and Jason!The podcast is on iTunes, and you can add this feed to the client of your choice: http://criticalmyth.podbean.com/feed/ Want to leave some feedback? You can leave a comment here on the site or our Facebook page, or you can also record your comment and send it to us by E-mail at feedback@criticalmyth.com.

Ten years after graduating from high school in Neptune, California, Veronica Mars is back in the land of sun, sand, crime, and corruption. She’s traded in her law degree for her old private investigating license, struggling to keep Mars Investigations afloat on the scant cash earned by catching cheating spouses until she can score her first big case.

Even the PAX plague couldn't stop the sistah's from gathering some of their friends for our traditional end of show roundtable. This year, we are joined by Robert Workman (@thedcd from all around the interwebs including The Gamer Network, Furious Fourcast, and 2nd Opinion Podcast), Marcia (@Jaxboxchick from the Mommy Gamers website and podcast), and Evan Bourgault (@king_baby_duck of the No Borders No Race Podcast and Boston Bastard Brigade website) to talk hits, misses, indie games and other adventures at this year's PAX East event. Grab something good to drink and enjoy ESH Podcast Episode #382:PAX, PAXITY, PAX, PAX

The mini-show is here! Show 133: How was our week in WoW? Plug for our website: www.girlsgonewow.net  and we are part of the Voice of Geeks (vog) Network. You can listen to our show on Warcraft Wednesdays. You can find us at vognetwork.com where you can also find other great shows like Orange Lounge Radio, […]

PAX East was wrapping up as our show was broadcasting this week, and we talk to some of our listeners LIVE in the car about the show! During the Skype segment later on, we hear from another! There were plenty of new announcements from PAX including a new Civilization and a new Borderlands game... but our callers give some perspective that indie games were the real dominating games at PAX East.

Glu has announced that they are shutting down GameSpy's multiplayer servers at the end of May, which affects many older multiplayer games. Some focus group somewhere told Amazon that another Android gaming console was a splendid idea, so we have the Amazon Fire TV. An "eBay for Gamers" has been reported to ripping off indie publishers by buying charity bundles for the lowest price and then selling the Steam keys for massive profit. Then we take calls about the good old days of online multiplayer.

The Uninvited was an ITV miniseries from 1997. It showed us a number of people who had died, but later appeared to be alive and well. Are they really who they seem? What happened in the village of Sweet Hope? Please send us your comments, questions, requests and complaints. You can reach us at britishinvaders@gmail.com, and you can find us on the British Invaders Facebook Group. British Invaders is an audio podcast that discusses television shows. We do not distribute the shows themselves.

Steve Rogers struggles to embrace his role in the modern world and battles a new threat from old history: the Soviet agent known as the Winter Soldier.

Helix was a show that could only be called “much anticipated”. The latest offering by Battlestar Galactica rebooter Ron Moore, this was the latest genre show from Syfy to premiere. Considering that Syfy has had a solid run of new dramatic series in recent years, at least in terms of getting them off the ground, there was a lot of hope that this would be the next Galactica. Even if, by many accounts, the premise of the show sounded like a mixture of The Thing meets The Andromeda Strain.