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Wired.com presents the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

And here is your host, David Barr-Kirtley. Hello, and welcome to episode 393 of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

Today on the show we'll be discussing the HBO series Watchmenmen created by Damon Lindeloff and based on the classic graphic novel written by Alan Moore.

And this will involve spoilers for all nine episodes of the show, so just be aware of that, and I'm joined by three guests.

So first up we've got Anthony Ha, making his 16th appearance on the show.

He covers media, advertising and pop culture for the News Site Tech Runch,

where he also hosts the podcast Original Content.

A chapbook of his short stories called Love Songs for Monsters

was published by Youth in Decline in 2014,

and a short story Late Train appears in the February issue of Lady Churchill's Rosebud Rislet.

So Anthony, welcome to the show.

Hello, I'm glad to be back.

The next up we've got to Bias S. Bockel, making his 11th appearance on the show.

He's the author of the Zeno Wealth series of Space Adventure novels, the eco-thrillers' Arctic Rising

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