Some tributes to the music of late great Jerry Goldsmith, farewell to 'the hardest working man in movies' Dick Miller, and Rob takes flight with The Wandering Earth.
Zero-G interviews Alison Evans about their latest novel Highway Bodies, a juicy new Aussie zombie novel to chew on. We also discuss some Netflix nuggets - Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The Punisher, Star Trek…
This week, Zero-G gathers around the table of Joe Cornish's beaut Arthurian movie, The Kid Who Would Be King, warps into Star Trek: Discovery, Season Two, and farewells French soundtrack composer Michel Legrand.
This week, Zero-G cracks into the latest from M. Night with "Glass". And a dip into a couple of choice morsels just dropped - the new Star Trek: Discovery season, as well as…
Rob and Megan take flight with Mary Poppins Returns, and check out the latest in kaiju with Godzilla 3: The Planet Eater. Plus some fish eggs we found in Aquaman, and the Fantastic…
We choose-our-own-adventure with the experimental new Netflix Black Mirror special, Bandersnatch, have a look at the 13th Doctor's sonic screwdriver toy, get oddly seasonal with William Shatner's just released Christmas album and the…
We run down Santa's list of holiday film releases and figure out who's naughty and nice... including Bumblebee, Collette, Once Upon A Deadpool, and Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse.
Rob and Megan discuss the last two episode of Doctor Who for Season 11, and dig into some of the latest offerings at the cinema, including Overlord and Mortal Engines.
Rob and Megan look at the crimes of The Crimes of Grindelwald, the latest Wizarding World film; and break down the latest Marvel trailers for Captain Marvel and Avengers: Endgame.
An episode of Zero G on 26 November 2018 - saddle up with Zero-G for Coen Bros, an explosive episode of Doctor Who, a farewell to William Goldman and Nicolas Roeg, and the…
An episode of Zero G on 19 November 2018 - Rob and Megan pay tribute to Stan Lee, discuss last week's Doctor Who, and get witchy with The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
