Innerspace (TV series)

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Innerspace
Former logo
Presented by	Ajay Fry Morgan Hoffman Teddy Wilson
Country of origin	Canada
Production
Production location	299 Queen Street West
Running time	30 minutes
Distributor	Bell Media
Release
Original network	Space
Original release	2009 (2009) – May 28, 2018 (2018-05-28)
Chronology
Preceded by	HypaSpace
External links
Website

Innerspace, styled as InnerSpace, is a Canadian talk show devoted to genre news in science fiction which served as the flagship program of Space. It aired each weekday at 7 p.m. ET and covered film, television, video games, technology, comic books, gadgets, and all news related to the sci-fi genre. Its hosts were Ajay Fry, Morgan Hoffman and Teddy Wilson. The show was cancelled on May 24, 2018, due to financial pressure.^[1]

History[]

InnerSpace began as HypaSpace in 2002. In 2008, it became The Circuit and brought Ajay Fry on to host. In 2009, re-titled InnerSpace, Teddy Wilson joined as co-host.^[2] Two years later, Cynthia Loyst joined the team, before leaving to join The Social. Morgan Hoffman joined the show shortly thereafter.

Prior to 2007, Space aired a daily news segment called SpaceNews. Videographer Natasha Eloi looked at "what's new" in space and the sciences. SpaceNews Monthly was a best-of show based on these interstitials. Both programs finished their runs at the end of September and October 2005, respectively. Natasha Eloi joined InnerSpace as host and field reporter covering a variety of events happening in the wide world of sci fi entertainment. Natasha also hosted and produced a series of segments seen on InnerSpace focused on toy collectibles and high end prop replicas. "It Came From The Basement With Natasha Eloi" showcased toy collections from fans and celebrities which aired from 2005 to 2010.

Specials[]

"InnerSpace Presents" were hour-long specials featuring cast and creators of popular sci-fi TV shows & movies.

Notable episodes feature:

• March 2009: cast of Battlestar Galactica
• June 2010: David Blue and Andy Mikita from Stargate Universe
• November 2010: cast and creators of Stargate Universe
• January 2011: cast of Being Human
• July 2012: cast of Doctor Who
• August 2013: cast of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
• October 2016: cast of Doctor Who and Class (2016 TV series)

Hosts[]

• Ajay Fry (2009-2018)
• Teddy Wilson (2009-2018)
• Morgan Hoffman (2013-2018)
• Cynthia Loyst (2011-2013)
• Natasha Eloi (2009-2011)

Podcasts[]

InnerSpace has offered 174 iTunes podcasts which offer a weekly report on Sci Fi, Fantasy and Horror featured on Space^[3] InnerSPACE features popular podcasts from 2010 on their main page which are listed below^[4]

Podcast	Date	Hosts
William Gibson, Clone Wars, and the movie Monsters	29 October 2010	Mark Askwith, Natasha Eloi
TBBT, The Scream Awards, and William Gibson at IFOA	15 October 2010	Mark Askwith, Teddy Wilson
Supernatural; Wes Craven's My Soul To Take	8 October 2010	Mark Askwith, Natasha Eloi
John Hurt on Alien, The latest trends in horror	22 October 2010	Mark Askwith, John Hurt
Hal-Con, Caprica, SGU LIVE	11 May 2010	Mark Askwith, Ajay Fry
SPACE-Mas, , and More	12 November 2010	Mark Askwith, Natasha Elo
Your Holiday Comic Book Shopping List	19 November 2010	Mark Askwith, Christopher Butcher
Year-End entertainment review, interviews with Ryan Robbins and	24 December 2010	Mark Askwith,

Blogs[]

InnerSpace cast and crew have blogged on current events in the Sci Fi community with their earliest archive being September 2009.^[5] Blogs featured images, videos as well as up-to-date information on events, appearances, new releases and upcoming projects. Events they have written about include spoilers on the seventh installment of the Harry Potter movie, a guide to the San Diego Comic Con, and information on Space's winning commercials at the Promax Awards. Each blog page may include links to related articles, links to articles by the same author, trailers of the featured content, and a comment box allowing for anonymous 2000-character posts. Blog authors include , "Abelle", "The Crimson King", podcast host Mark Askwith, and finally the hosts of the show itself.

Involvement[]

In Sci Fi Promotion[]

InnerSpace was involved in the promotion of all things genre including the most imaginative television series, events, movies, video games, graphic novels etc. The show's increasing presence at genre conventions and award shows across the country provided fans with full coverage to some of the most exciting events in the industry.

Awards[]

InnerSpace and co-hosts Ajay Fry and Teddy Wilson and were honoured in July 2011 by the Constellation Awards, Canada's awards for excellence in science fiction film and television. The two hosts received the award for Outstanding Contribution to Science Fiction Film or Television through popular fan response/submission, and earned 39% of the vote over their competitors: actors Amanda Tapping and Robin Dunne, and author Robert J. Sawyer.

References[]

External links[]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to InnerSPACE.