Hey everyone!

So, here is where you can nominate movies and TV shows for our new feature on the podcast, Round Table Discussions.

You can find out more about the Round Table Discussions here.

If you have any questions, feel free to post them, too.

We're going to start a list in this post of nominations, and we will erase them as they are used. If you have a nomination, go ahead and edit it into the list, or if you do not have the ability to edit, post it below and someone can edit it in for you.

Please put in the title and director/actor(s)/anything-else-that-could-identify-the-piece-of-media in the list.

Also, please separate your nominations by genre: Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Historical Fiction. This will just help it remain organized.

Round Table Discussion Nominations Fantasy

The Lord of the Rings, directed by Peter Jackson
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, directed by Peter Jackson
Inkheart, 2008
How to train your dragon, by Dream Works
Legend of the Guardians, Directed by Zach Snyder
The Neverending Story
Eragon
Harry Potter
Narnia (the new ones)

Round Table Discussions Nominations Sci-Fi

MacGyver with Richard Dean Anderson.
Scifi conglomerate: Doctor Who/Stargate/Star Trek
Avengers, directed by Joss Whedon
Left Behind Movies Cloud Ten Pictures
Hunger Games
Signs Directed by M. Night Shyamalan PG 13 probably for suspense, has a little bit of swearing but not much (if I remember correctly at least), has a scene we skipped that I can't comment on the badness of, but I think it was just a gross topic that lasted a minute or so.
I, Robot with Will SmithThis movie does have language and something else...
The Incredible Hulk 1978 TV series starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno
My Favorite Martian TV series with Bill Bixby
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 1954 Disney version

Round Table Discussions Nominations Historical Fiction

The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Disney animated version
Captain America: The First Avenger, 2011
BBC Robin Hood, seasons one and two (with Jonas Armstrong and Lucy Griffiths)
Amazing Grace (directed by Michael Apted, starring Ioan Gruffud)
Les Misérables, release date December 14, 2012, directed by Tom Hooper.
Monumental by Kirk Cameron
The End of the Spear (director Jim Hanon)
Forrest Gump
The Last Sin Eater, based on the novel by Francine Rivers

Round Table Discussions Nominations 'Modern'

Fireproof (director Alex Kendrick)
Facing the Giants (director Alex Kendrick)
Ponyo (Hayao Miyazaki)
Twilight
Of Gods and Men (Xavier Beauvois)
The A-Team TV show (George Peppard, Dirk Benedict, Mr. T, and Dwight Schultz)
The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew 1977 TV show (Shaun Cassidy, Parker Stevenson, and Pamela Sue Martin)

So, had MacGyver been decided on? If so, I'd be interested in taking part.

Well, nominate it! I'd love to be apart of that. Though I probably can only watch season 1, or something like that. It's been a while since I've seen it, and I remember Mom wouldn't let me watch certain episodes/seasons. I may be old enough to watch more now, though. *decides to nominate it herself*

For fantasy movies I'd like to see The lord of the rings, Inkheart, How to train your dragon, or legend of the guardians.

They're good ones, Joe.

I edited them in, Joe. Are they the correct versions? Just want to double check.

Thank you for doing this for me, Nemo.

Good nominations, guys.

By the way, I'd love to be a part of the Captain America round table (I nominated it. ). I love that movie and time period.

I shall put you on the list.

Oooh, yes. I'd be very interested in "Inkheart".

Thanks! those are right, though it would be neat to see some discussion of the lord of the rings (1978) and The Hobbit (1977) and the return of the king (1980)

I'll nominate The End of the Spear. Not sure who it's directed by...

MacGyver's been nominated! Whoever does that one can't forget to talk about Murdoc.

Since we can nominate TV shows, I nominate BBC Robin Hood. *edits in* That could spark a good discussion about historical accuracy... I also think Nairam on HF would be a good panel member for it.

Oh, I've already been thinking about talking about him and Dr. Zitto.

*pops in briefly* I'd be interested in any of the Fantasy ones, but especially HTTYD and Legend of the Guardians. I'd also do Hunchback of Notre Dame.

I might be interested in joining the discussion about Macgyver...I have REALLY mixed feelings about that show (I love it for somethings and don't for others, as I'm sure everyone else here does).

So...I guess I mentioned this earlier but in the wrong thread. I'd like to nominate Monumental the Movie...I think it was directed by Kirk Cameron.

I could help out with How to Train Your Dragon as well, since I seem to be one of the few people who doesn't swoon over it.

You don't swoon?!?!?!

Nope. Sorry. I like parts of it, but am not a fan overall.

Neither am I, but I haven't seen it though.

I have a question, being new to the podcast. Do you edit out the titles of things you've already done, to make it simpler for us little people? If you do, and you haven't done a podcast on LOTR, Inkheart, or How to Train your Dragon yet, I'd love to help out.

This is a new project I will be doing for the Podcast, so nothing has been done. I plan on getting a movie Round Table set up for next month, I just have to go through all the submissions first.

Ah. Okay! Just don't forget about me!

Short, I think we also will be crossing out the ones that we have done, but currently there have been no round table discussions yet. This was mainly to help it get off its feet. I'd love to hear your voice on a podcast, so I'm happy you're volunteering!

I would love to hear my voice on a podcast... Kidding, I'll probably sound like Gollum's long-lost sister.

*shushes Shorty and quickly hauls her into a corner* Don't say things like that! Horrible stuff will happen... like people telling you have a beautiful voice...

I'd like to nominate The Neverending Story.

GAH!

That was an interesting one. I had nightmares about the Creature of Darkness for YEARS when I was a kid.
I had one, I know I did... Are the newer Narnia movies nominated? *doesn't remember seeing them*

Yes. That happened to me.

I haven't heard your voice, Iza. And I couldn't even listen to half the first podcast, because it made my dumb computer freeze up so many times...

Lycanis, can you edit your nomination in? I'm not sure which one you're wanting to go in there or what genre it's in.

I'd like to nominate Les Misérables that's coming out in December. Since it's an adaptation of the stage play, I'm sure it will have language and some stuff in it, but for those who are OK in watching it (I believe I will be seeing it), that would make a neat round table.

The Never Ending Story?!?! Okay, so I remembered having watched it as a kid, but the only thing I could remember about it was the white dragon/dog thing. So I rewatched it the end of last year.



That movie... had issues.

Great nominations, guys. I will be going through these over the weekend and choosing one to launch the Round Table with next month.

I'd like to nominate Star Trek, the original series.

Eh...sorry again. *goes to edit in his nomination*

*ECHOES, and volunteers self*

*nods* I noticed one when I watched it a few weeks ago.

What do you mean by issues? *hasn't watched it in years*
Hmm... Do we have Eragon yet? Or Forrest Gump? *tries to think what other movies are on her shelf, but is too tired to recall them* Forrest Gump has some content, though. But it's still overall a great movie.

Don't all movies contain something?

I think I'll add Left Behind to the list if it's not there already...*goes to see*

Oh, that was a good one!
How about Fireproof? And Facing the Giants? And Ponyo? And Twilight? And The Hunger Games? (Sorry if some of these are already nominated )

*cough*nevertwilight*cough*

Harry Potter. ^.^ I can be a guest to defend it, or Brendan, if you need someone...

I suggested it because I want to rant on how bad it is. Don't worry, Eli, I'm not a Twilighter.

Okay. Good. xD I thought maybe the ridiculosity of Virginia Beach had gotten to you.

Ridiculosity of VB? I don't go there often...

Well, that part of VA.

Another good nomination would be the 2011 Cannes Winner and 2011 Foreign Language Film Oscar winner, "Of Gods and Men".

Yeah, I've talked with Brendan about HP before...

I think HP might be a very controversial subject.

All the more reason to address it.

Controversy makes for more interesting discussions.

It does, but we shall see about that one. If you'd like, Eli, I am very happy to tell you my hesitancy in discussing it (and why I stay off the HP issue now-a-days, as a general rule), but this thread is not the place.