Once Upon a TV Time

In this new episode of Once Upon a TV Time, host Marine Perot discusses the impact of fans on a TV show like Lost with Blake Larsen, a podcast producer and content creator over at Mary & Blake Media.They talk about how Blake became a "Lostie", why fandoms are essential, and dive deep into the episode that made Blake love Lost so much. Please go to maryandblake.com to find out more about the many different TV-related podcasts that Blake and his wife Mary produce. Follow this podcast on

In this new episode of Once Upon a TV Time, host Marine Perot discusses the art of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon with Kieran Belshaw, who has worked as a concept artist on both HBO series.They talk about the what it takes to be a concept artist, designing the iconic places seen in the world of Westeros, and going from Game of Thrones to House of the Dragon. You can find the art discussed on this episode on Kieran's website as well as on his Instagram page. Follow this podcast on X

In this new episode of Once Upon a TV Time, host Marine Perot discusses everything "Battle of the Bastards" with Jonathan Cohen, who worked as a stunt performer on Game of Thrones and recalls what is was like to be in the Battle for Winterfell.They talk about the misconceptions around what it takes to be a stunt performer, working as a stunt double on "Battle of the Bastards", and facing the miserable weather conditions of Northern Ireland. Follow this podcast on X (Twitter)

In this very first episode of Once Upon a TV Time, host Marine Perot discusses the pilot of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman with the series creator, writer and executive producer Beth Sullivan.They talk about the genesis of the show, how Jane Seymour and Joe Lando were chosen for the roles of Michaela Quinn and Byron Sully, which aspects of the story were important to set up in the pilot... and what the reboot of Dr. Quinn that Beth Sullivan worked on in 2020 would have looked like. Dr. Quinn indie