Better late than never, right? This episode found itself stuck in a time vortex during post, which is apt given that we spend most of it discussing Doctor who. Also
STOP! It’s hammer time! Brett, Fiona, and Elroy share their opinions on the latest offering from Marvel Studios, with Brett and Elroy having pretty opposing views on Thor: The Dark
Last episode the team weren’t very kind towards the current state of the television industry, so this week we’re talking about some of the landmark (and some that weren’t) tv
This (late) episode of Remote Viewing has Elroy, Fiona, Brett and first time panelist, Anna, discussing the future of television… or something like that. It’s all about how we acquire
Back in 2008 Charlie Booker’s mini-series DEAD SET attempted to do what all good (and most of the bad) zombie stories do: Wrap some social commentary in a tale full
Brett, Fiona and Elroy spend another (just over an) hour banging on about movies and stuff. In this episode they discuss the sequel to the 2010 action comedy RED (RED
Brett and Elroy are joined this week by Remote Viewing newcomer, Ashleigh, and they discuss the perceived deterioration in quality of Pixar’s movies. Brett and Elroy share their opinion on
Fiona, Brett and Elroy return again in this the latest instalment of the Remote Viewing saga! Brett’s been parked in front of the TV eagerly awaiting the next episode of
While this is our first ‘book club’ episode we still manage to spend a little bit of time talking films: Brett and Elroy give their (somewhat opposing) views on the
Monday night, while recording episode 51 of Remote Viewing, we discovered that Tristan and Daniel are guys who love to talk, but hate time restraints… the end result is that
The first half of episode 51 features Remote Viewing’s own fish monkey, Tristan return to the mic and he and guest panelist, Daniel, talk comics and Australian events (focusing on
This episode we land the big FIFTY, and we do it by talking about what Fiona, Brett and Elroy thought of Pacific Rim. Elroy checked out the new Seth Rogan