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2011-08-10 - 08:00 | Station Info | No comments

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The Point Podcast: Adam West On DARK KNIGHT

2012-02-03 - 18:16 | Station Info | No comments

We’ve got more with TV‘s original BATMAN cast including Adam West weighing in the upcoming DARK KNIGHT movie, Burt Ward on creating that catch phrase. Plus DC whores out WATCHMEN in a big way and Marty McFly may be landing on Broadway.

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The Point Podcast: Holy 46 Years Old – It’s BATMAN On TV

2012-01-30 - 16:38 | Station Info | No comments

It’s been over four decades since BATMAN crashed into prime time TV. We edit down with Burt Ward (Robin), Julie Newmar (Catwoman) and Batman Adam West on what is was liked to be at the heart of the pop culture sensation. Plus TORCHWOOD isn’t quite dead and Walt Simonson grabs a shot at a new DC Universe graphic novel.

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The Point Podcast: The Curtain Falls On CHUCK

2012-01-27 - 18:45 | Station Info | No comments

It’s all over for CHUCK, but we linger backstage a bit longer for more reaction from the cast on the finale of the NBC Series plus FERRIS BUELLER Returns and HeroClix goes to the movies.

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The Point Podcast: Kate Beckinsdale Back In The UNDERWORLD

2012-01-23 - 17:45 | Station Info | No comments

UNDERWORLD AWAKENING pulled in a 25 million dollar box office and we sit down with Kate Beckinsdale who says she was more than glad to return too her role in the franchise, plus we begin our farewell to the NBC series CHUCK, as Ryan McPartlin and Yvonne Strahovskii talk about wrapping it all up.

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The Point Podcast: BEING HUMAN – More Than Ever?

2012-01-20 - 17:45 | Station Info | No comments

The U.S. version of BEING HUMAN has roiled into its second season on SyFy. We talk to series stars Sam Witwer and Sam Worthington on what’s the next stage of their transformations, plus D&D Back in a big way and BONE moves closer to the big screen.

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