In this full-length Gen-Xcavators conversation, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee takes us back to the pop culture moments that shaped his childhood — from the first movie he saw in theatres to the TV theme songs, music, books, comics, and games that defined growing up Gen-X. Instead of a career retrospective, this conversation rewinds to the stories, sounds, and shared experiences that fueled a generation - and explores how those experiences feel different today. 🎬 Paul Sun-Hyung Lee | The Complete Conversation 🗓️ Recorded: November 17, 2025 _________________________________________________________________________________________________ About Gen-Xcavators Gen-Xcavators is a Mind Reels interview series where we dig into the pop culture that shaped the people who shaped us, and/or those who were shaped right along with us. Instead of career retrospectives, we rewind to what our guests loved growing up — and why it stuck. 🎧 Prefer video? The full episode is also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/luTFzomaWfE 📲 Follow The Mind Reels: Instagram: @MindReelsBTS Facebook: The Mind Reels Photo by Pierre Gautreau (via IMDb)

Tim sits down and chats with writer/director Janis Pugh and actor Louise Brealey about their fantastic film, Chuck Chuck Baby before they have to race for the plane. Audio is presented raw and without edits.

Sue and Tim are joined by their friend, actor Mike Donis, as they dive into the classic Canadian series, My Secret Identity starring Jerry O'Connell. Do we love it, reboot it, retcon it, requel it? Find out in this week's entry!

Sue and Tim check out the family sit-com Small Wonder, and Tim wonders why he's never heard of it. Should they reboot it, requel it, or retcon it?

Sue and Tim tackle their first interview since 2019, and catch up with their friends director April Mullen, and producer Tim Doiron to chat about their new film Simulant, the heavy sci-fi and humanist themes that are woven into it, as well as the creative forces behind their new film. From a discussion of AI and manufactured intelligence to the placement of hot dog mugs, the episode runs the gambit as these creative forces, known collectively as Wango Films continue to blaze their trail.

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Sue and Tim are joined by Mike Donis and Lindsay Lewis as they debate on whether the Starman television series, a sequel to the John Carpenter film needs to be revived, rebooted or retconned?

Sue and Tim head back to Saturday Mornings of 1986 to check out the classic Chris Columbus cartoon, Galaxy High? Reboot? Requel? Retconn? Find out on this episode of Science Friction!

Is it Tron? Is it better than Tron? Tim and Sue take a look at the short-lived 80s series, Automan, and decide whether to revive, reboot or retocon it.

Tim and Sue travel to some Otherworld to explore the 1985 pilot for the short-lived television series. Do they wanna hang around or find a way home?