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SciFi Spiral

SciFi Spiral

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 Listen to the SciFi Spiral Podcast for lively discussions on the latest sci-fi shows, movies, and books. Join us for deep dives, laughs, and fresh insights into your favorite stories. For more exciting content and behind-the-scenes details, visit SciFiSpiral.com!SciFi Spiral Science Fiction
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  • #17 Paradise Season 2 Review: Underrated Hit & The Show's Future

    #17 Paradise Season 2 Review: Underrated Hit & The Show's Future
    Apr 7 2026

    Harry Morgan breaks down Paradise Season 2 — a season that somehow feels both bigger and rushed at the same time.

    With rising viewership and a stronger overall story than Season 1, the show is clearly gaining momentum… yet it still feels strangely overlooked.

    In this episode, we dive into:

    • The fast pacing and why it hurts key moments

    • Sinatra’s storyline and the deeper time twist

    • What worked (new characters, tone, expansion beyond the bunker)

    • What didn’t (Teri & Gary’s confusing arc)

    • And whether Season 3 might end the story too early

    If you're watching Paradise, this is one you don’t want to miss.
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    4 mins
  • #16 From Season 4: What We Know So Far | Jan 2026 Updates

    #16 From Season 4: What We Know So Far | Jan 2026 Updates
    Jan 17 2026

    Join Harry Morgan from SciFi Spiral as we cover the latest confirmed updates on From Season 4 — new cast, filming details, creator teasers, and what fans can expect. Stay tuned, we’ll cover every episode as soon as it drops!
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    2 mins
  • #15 Pluribus Mid-Season Review: How the Slow-Burn Storytelling Lands with Fans and Critics

    #15 Pluribus Mid-Season Review: How the Slow-Burn Storytelling Lands with Fans and Critics
    Nov 29 2025

    Harry Morgan’s mid-season take on Pluribus — why the patient, character-driven storytelling pays off even when pacing divides fans.

    A look at fan vs. critic reactions, representation debates, and why Vince Gilligan’s slow-burn sci-fi is worth sticking with.
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    2 mins
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