Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi

In this episode of Rewind, Tony sits down with author and pop‑culture historian Herbie J Pilato to explore his acclaimed work on Elizabeth Montgomery, the beloved star of Bewitched. Herbie shares the story of meeting Montgomery in her later years, how that encounter shaped his understanding of her life and artistry, and how it ultimately inspired the books that reintroduced her to a new generation of fans.

This is a conversation about legacy, compassion, and the power of telling someone’s story with care.

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Tony chatted with Michael James Shaw, who plays Mercer, the Commonwealth’s formidable head of security in The Walking Dead. Shaw dives into Mercer’s psychology, his shifting loyalties, and the emotional cost of enforcing order in a world built on fragile promises. From the iconic red armor to the character’s evolving moral compass, this episode explores why Mercer became one of the most compelling figures in the show’s final chapters.

 

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In this Rewind episode, Tony revisits the 2014 New York Comic Con roundtables for Season Four of Lost Girl — a season defined by fractured loyalties, shifting identities, and the Fae world growing more dangerous than ever. Actors Paul Amos (Vex) and Rick Howland (Trick) offer a candid, funny, and surprisingly emotional look at what fans could expect as the series pushed into its most mythic territory.

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Phil Klemmer, Brandon Routh, Arthur Darvill & Ciara Renée on Building a Time‑Traveling Team of Misfits

In this Rewind episode, Tony takes listeners back to the New York Comic Con roundtables for Season One of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow — a moment when the series was still a bold experiment in tone, genre, and character chemistry. Showrunner Phil Klemmer and cast members Brandon Routh, Arthur Darvill, and Ciara Renée break down the creative risks, the emotional arcs, and the sheer joy of building a superhero ensemble that doesn’t look or behave like any other on TV.

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In this Rewind conversation taped near the release of Season Two of The Boys, Tony sits down with Karl Urban (Billy Butcher) and Laz Alonso (Mother’s Milk) for a brutally funny, surprisingly heartfelt deep dive into the show’s most explosive themes. From moral boundaries to family ties, from on‑set gore to Toronto’s culinary surprises, this episode captures the cast at their most candid.

Topics Include: 

How Far Would Billy Butcher Go?

Laz Alonso on Mother’s Milk & Butcher

Toronto Food Adventures — And Is Cuban Food on the Menu?

The Gore of The Boys — Including the Infamous Humping Dog Story

Butcher vs. Homelander — And MM’s Family in the Crossfire

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