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EPISODE · Dec 25, 2025 · 33 MIN

Rewind: Cosmos Episode One

from Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi · host Tony Tellado

🌌 A return to the stars with the creators who carried Carl Sagan’s torch forward. In this premiere installment of our Rewind series on Cosmos, we revisit the groundbreaking revival of one of science communication’s most beloved franchises. Recorded at New York Comic Con, this episode brings together the voices who shaped the modern era of Cosmos: Neil deGrasse Tyson — Astrophysicist and host Ann Druyan — Executive producer, writer, and keeper of the Sagan legacy Brannon Braga — Executive producer and director Mitchell Cannold — Executive producer Through roundtable conversations, we explore how Cosmos evolved from Carl Sagan’s visionary 1980 series into a 21st‑century epic blending science, storytelling, and cinematic ambition. My Black Friday Special Ends December 31 so take advantage Today

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In this premiere installment of our Rewind series on Cosmos, we revisit the groundbreaking revival of one of science communication’s most beloved franchises. Recorded at New York Comic Con, this episode brings together the voices who shaped the modern era of Cosmos:

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