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Sci-Fi Boneyard: Where dead shows and movies find new life!

By: Sean and Shannon O'Hara
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  • A fancast about Sci-Fi and Fantasy shows that no longer air. RSSVERIFY
    © 2024 2015-2017 Sci-Fi Boneyard: Where dead shows and movies find new life!
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  • Bicentennial Man (1999) Review/Discussion SFB015

    Bicentennial Man (1999) Review/Discussion SFB015
    Mar 2 2016

    We're back! Yes, we return to the boneyard this week to complete our Age Progression Arc with the 1999 classic Bicentennial Man. Sean stays on topic the entire time for the absolute first time in SFB history and we talk about a tremendous gift Shannon recently received all this week on cast 15 - join us!
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) Review/Discussion SFB014

    The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) Review/Discussion SFB014
    Feb 9 2016

    This week on the Boneyard we continue our age progression arc with an award winning classic from 2008 in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." I laugh, Shannon cries and we find out what is actually running through my head at the strip club. Basically, its all round family entertainment. Join us!
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • The Age Of Adaline (2015) Review/Discussion SFB013

    The Age Of Adaline (2015) Review/Discussion SFB013
    Feb 1 2016

    This week on the Boneyard we kick off our age progression mini-arc. Each week we will review a movie aboiut folks who through one reason or another age differently. For our first episode of the arc we take a look at The Age of Adaline: a woman, who through a comicbook style accident, doesn't age a day in 108 years.
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    59 mins
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