Episode 140 - Falling Into The Black Hole

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05/15/2013

Episode 140 - Falling Into The Black Hole

On today's Geekfest Rants, Carlos and James discuss cult classic, "The Black Hole" Disney's answer to Star Wars (Hey wait, doesn't Disney own Star Wars??) Back in 1979, every studio had an answer to Star Wars, whether it was Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek The Motion Picture or this interesting, if flawed, space tale. Coverage includes merchandising, music and all aspects of the film.

Episode 140 - Falling Into The Black Hole (33:59)

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