Podcasts about The Starlost

Come Out to Play… A New Warriors Podcast: Episode 40Issue: New Warriors Vol.1 #40Jarrod (Death Probe) and Delvin (Dark Web) do some easy math: SuperNova over Nova...but what does that mean for Nova and the New Warriors? The Starlost begins!#ComeOutToPlayBe sure to check out and subscribe to the YouTube Channel for live streams of this show and much more at: https://goo.gl/4LkhovLet us know what you think!Leave a comment by sending an email to: contact@longboxcrusade.comThis podcast is a member of the LONGBOX CRUSADE NETWORK:LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/longboxcrusadeVisit the WEBSITE: https://www.LongboxCrusade.comFollow on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/LongboxCrusadeFollow on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/longboxcrusadeLike the FACEBOOK page: https://www.facebook.com/LongboxCrusadeSubscribe to the YOUTUBE Channel: https://goo.gl/4LkhovSubscribe on APPLE PODCASTS at:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-longboxcrusade/id1118783510?mt=2Thank you for listening and we hope you have enjoyed this episode of Come Out to Play..!#newwarriors #marvel #marvelcomics

Escaping the chaos of the previous night and with a mysterious new ally in tow, Squad 13 find themselves in a Yvalis village. But when Runava's headpiece begins to pick up the signal of one its missing parts, the party gains a new objective: Venture into the ancient ruins of the Deep Tunnels and recover the lost artifact.

Squad 13 finally arrives in Haven, but when a chance encounter with a mysterious worker occurs in their inn, the party quickly realizes they've found themselves in the middle of something much bigger than them. 24/7 Confidential Safety Resource: Number: 1 800-799-SAFE Website: https://www.thehotline.org/ International Resources: https://shorturl.at/FTMOe

Squad 13 is ambushed by mysterious creatures, and they prove not only to be a dangerous threat, but a painful glimpse into parts of their past.

After hearing about the infamous "Tidestriker" the party begins to investigate into who that truly is. But there's never a moment to rest, as the job Nearly promised to Vayne finally appears on the bounty board.

Squad 13 responds to a bounty located deep within the mines near Cloudbreach, promising plenty of gold in exchange for hunting rats. But what else lurks within the depths?

Freshly back from their quests in the north, Squad 13 takes on jobs within the city. But even while putting some honest work under their belts, some of the party's members take the free time to forward their own agendas.

Squad 13 triumphantly returns to Cloudbreach, but the information they've obtained during their first job turns out to be much more dangerous than they thought.

The final leg of Squad 13's first journey as Stormridden brings them into the grasps of the... thing tormenting a small village. But the truth of the situation is even more complicated than the party could have imagined.

Squad 13 pushes onward toward the final leg of their first quest. But as they venture back out into the wilds, they come face to face with a local legend!

After the rousing success of their first mission, the party heads to the Killbee, a honeybee apiary with a bear problem that may be a bit BIGGER than the bounty let on.

A horrifying creature reveals itself to be the source of the cattle's demise. Now Squad 13 only has one option: Eliminate the threat.

Squad 13's first job leads them to investigate the deaths of cattle on a humble farm, but as they deepen their investigation it appears that more is going on in Kilby than meets the eye.

Squad 13 pushes onward to Kilby, investigating the mysterious deaths of a local farmer's cattle. But nobody in the town seems sure whether the threat is human or supernatural.

Squad 13 receives their first assignments and venture off into the untamed lands of the other side of the Stormwall, where they learn more of each other's histories... and their secrets.

Stormridden Squad 13 begins to explore the city of Cloudbreach. But all is not well, as the party clashes with their first opponents... and with each other!

The Starlost Crew is BACK for our second campaign! A new group of adventurers find themselves in a submarine deep in the ocean with only one goal in mind. Join the Enigmatic Exploration Committee and Breach the Stormwall!

Thasmin Returns! That's right, Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill are back in audio form in just announced Big Finish adventures, just one of the many highlights of a busy week of Who news, including a Doctor Who panel at San Diego Comic Con, D23 without Who content, and detente has been reached as Doctor Who's Russell T Davies and Star Trek guy-in-charge Alex Kurtzman share a panel at SDCC title “Inaugural Intergalactic Friendship Day!”! A shocking lack of Farscape and Starlost representation, but here we are. Also even more audio news, Susan Twist materializing at Gallifrey One, and an interview with Doctor Who Blu-Ray High One and Nothing at the End of the Lane creator Richard Bignell! Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill return to Doctor Who in new Thirteenth Doctor adventures Doctor Who panel in Hall H at SDCC on Friday, July 26 Star Trek and Doctor Who come together for Inaugural Intergalactic Friendship Day on July 30 No Doctor Who programming at Disney D23 event Doctor Who wins Outstanding achievement in family programming at TV Critics Association awards Susan Twist appearing at Gallifrey One Scene explaining sudden burst into song was cut from The Devil's Chord The Happiness Patrol screeing at the BFI on August 31, on sale Jul 9 DWM Special #67 The Essential Guide to Missing Doctor Who due Oct 30 The Time-Travelling Almanac by Simon Guerrier due Oct 3 Big Finish – Once and Future Coda coming November 2024 Big Finish: Doctor Who – The Curse of Time, celebrating 50 Years of The Fourth Doctor, due Dec 2024 Peter Davison on 25 years of Big Finish Interview: Richard Bignell Season 15 Blu-Ray Season 25 PDF Content

The Finest are in their final gambit to find Martin, and only one obstacle is left in their way... one last Starlost.

The Finest have prepared as much as they can and now must head off to hunt down The Starry Eyed Soldier. To do so they only have one choice: storm the Starlost fortress inside the Astral Plane.

The preparations for the hunt of the final Starlost begin as the party enters Fort Dawn in a state of peril. The world has begun to lose hope, while the Finest are trying their best to find it.

A critical choice has been made... allowing for several pieces of an ever-growing puzzle to snap into place as the next stage of the battle against the Starlost begins.

Despite being victorious in their encounter with another Starlost, the party has no time to rest as they must deal with the aftermath of the destructive battle.

March 24-30, 1979 This week Ken welcomes writer, podcaster, and lover of all things Mego, the man behind Plaid Stallions, Brian Heiler to the show. Ken and Brian discuss Canada, how long Ken has been following Brian's work, memorizing TV Guide as a kid, being the TV Oracle, late night horror and monster movies, Crestwood books, V, tourist traps, Hollywood Museum, Slim Goodbody, Mr. Rourke as devil or angel, Fantasy Island, toothless Animal House TV rip offs, fountain pens, how small pop culture used to be, being a smoker, Canada vs US buying cigarettes, loving cigarette machines even though you don't smoke, The Frozen Dead, The Last Man on Earth, Dracula '79, Cliff Hangers, Track and Field for women by Colgate, disco, Forever Night, Silk Stalkings, Steve Guttenberg, Merv Griffin, movie parodies, George Kennedy toys, Computer Dating, Rack Toys, Bruce Villanch's song writing career, Herve Valechez, Wendy Schaal, Susan Tyrell, Pyschotronic Films, Charlton Heston, marketing cases, Aydes weight loss product, made for TV Movies, SCTV, how Buddy Cole grew out of Johnny LaRue, Scott Thompson, The King of Kensington, Guy Big, Seeing Things, Canadian sitcoms, Friday the 13th the Series, Percy Rodriguez, The Starlost, Happy Days, Star Wars rip offs, Buck Rogers, Jason of Star Command, The Dark Secrets of Harvest Home, Rene Aborgenious, jiggle TV, Charlie's Angels, Vegas, monkeys on TV, Baby I'm Back, Delta House, Carter Country, pirate satellites, lessons in irony, Barnaby Jones, why Jack Kirby IS the King, 3-D comics, Barney Miller, Brian's cop dad who isn't a cop, Times Square, pen paling with James Gregory, Turnabout, body switching, Hello Larry, being forced to watch Dallas, and Mego. 

The time has come once again for everyone to lose their collective minds as a real, proper, UNIT-y, Toymaker-centric trailer graces our internet and airwaves featuring David Tennant, Donna Noble, Jemma Redgrave, and Ncuti Gatwa in two minutes and change of new footage! What did the Three Who Rule think? And what are their opinions on news such as a UK free live tv service over broadband, a Radio Times list of the top 100 television shows and radio programs, and what do they think about Big Finish Ood adventures featuring Torchwood! All of that is mere piffle however compared to the main event, a long-gestating analysis of Canadian sci-fi television “legend” The Starlost, featuring Steven, Warren, Harlan Ellison editor, author and friend Jason Davis and Incomparable host and producer Annette Wierstra. Prepare the Bounce Tube! Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon 60th Anniversary Trailer BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 to launch free live TV service over broadband Rachel Talalay, Jeff Rawle coming to Chicago TARDIS Doctor Who makes Top 100 list of UK TV & radio programmes Big Finish Torchwood Oct/Nov/Dec 2023 releases Feature: The Starlost (YouTube) The Starlost (Wikipedia) Jason Davis Annette Wierstra

Despite an unexpected twist in their plan, the party pushes further into the Starlost hideout far below the mountains of Eubuea, but faces old and new await them once more...

Rod and Tariq are back to argue across the generational divide about the best and worst space sci-fi on TV ever. Tops on the list? "For All Mankind" and (of course) "Star Trek" ride high... but the worst? Anyone ever see "Starlost"? "Lost in Space"? "Rocky Jones--Space Ranger"? Before you poke a pencil in your eye to avoid seeing more, you'd better listen to this indispensable guide to everything space on TV... Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

Rod and Tariq are back to argue across the generational divide about the best and worst space sci-fi on TV ever. Tops on the list? "For All Mankind" and (of course) "Star Trek" ride high... but the worst? Anyone ever see "Starlost"? "Lost in Space"? "Rocky Jones--Space Ranger"? Before you poke a pencil in your eye to avoid seeing more, you'd better listen to this indispensable guide to everything space on TV... Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

A chat about exploitation flicks like Attack of the 50 Foot Cam-Girl. Plus Jimmy Hunt and Steve MacQueen discuss the restoration of the 1953 classic Invaders from Mars. And Chris explains actor Keir Dullea's lost sci-fi series The Starlost.

Welcome to the first review session of Starlost Seas! This is Starlost Shanties, where some of the participants of Starlost Seas sit down and discuss the episodes, theories, and stories of the campaign thus far! This episode covers episodes 18 through 26, so WARNING FOR SPOILERS!

Just in time for New Year's, the IMMP Holiday in Space ends with a saga starring Keir Dullea as an adventurous young man navigating physical and existential perils aboard a dangerous spacecraft with a faulty computer. So sure, it's kind of like 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY. But it's not. It's the 1973 Canadian TV series THE STARLOST.

Welcome to the world of Starloss, in a whole new light! Join the Starlost Crew and some special guests as we participate in a special one-shot session to celebrate the holidays and give you a new look into the world of Starloss. The Snowturn Festival is underway and our band of adventurers has been contacted by a mysterious benefactor for a job during this festive season...

After a terrifying battle with a Starlost, the party recoups. However, when the city suddenly becomes freezing cold, the party decides they need to hurry up and find Wok before another threat can appear.

Welcome to the first review session of Starlost Seas! This is Starlost Shanties, where some of the participants of Starlost Seas sit down and discuss the episodes, theories, and stories of the campaign thus far! This episode covers episodes 8 through 18, so WARNING FOR SPOILERS!

The party joins together to go over Lotes' Sketches of the events that occurred as they arrived in Shadesteppe, including meeting some new friends, some old friends, and maybe some new enemies! This episode IS a part of the full story of Starlost, but due to a corruption of Episode 13's footage, is being told in the form of an animatic! This episode is BEST viewed in video form!

Welcome to the first review session of Starlost Seas! This is Starlost Shanties, where some of the participants of Starlost Seas sit down and discuss the episodes, theories, and stories of the campaign thus far! This episode covers sessions 1 to 7, right after the Stone Dragon fight!

Mehdi Achouche est maître de conférences en civilisation américaine et études culturelles à l'Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3. Il sera, à partir du 1er septembre 2021, maître de conférences en études cinématographiques anglophones à Paris 13. Sa recherche porte sur le cinéma et les séries de science-fiction, ainsi que l'utopisme technologique et le transhumanisme sur le petit et le grand écran. Il a publié plusieurs articles sur Battlestar Galactica notamment. Il est membre de l'équipe de rédaction de la revue universitaire TV/Séries. Il travaille aujourd'hui à un livre sur le cinéma et les séries télévisées des années 1970, aux Etats-Unis mais aussi dans d'autres pays. Il présente ici plusieurs séries qui ont pour sujet une fiction postapocalyptique dans les années 1970 dont : The Starlost (1973-1974) Planet of the Apes (1974) et Return to the Planet of the Apes (75) Survivors (1975-1977) Ark II (1976) Logan's Run (1977-1978) Plus d'infos sur https://www.histoireenseries.com

In the eight episode of Cultpix Radio WCPX 66.6 we count down one week left of VIP only membership, so join now while it is still cheaper, before the site opens to everyone.  We discuss what developments you will see on the site in Phase 2 (Chromecast support tops the list); lots of films and TV shows coming to Cultpix after we completed a bunch of transfers from Digibeta; restorations and films delivered to us by the Swedish Film Institute (SFI) and the British Film Institute (BFI), as well as Nikkatsu starting restoration of our secret project. The use of A.I. and machine learning (ML) for restoring, up-converting, colorizing and enhancing footage that is over 100 years old captures our attention  as one of the leading online adult sites makes its AI watch 100,000 hours of porn to learn how to do it - hopefully not going blind or getting hairy palms in the process. So which of our own films would we consider for this treatment? Grandma will never have looked so good in the buff!Bernard Hermann's strings announce our Theme Week look at Slasher Killers. What was spawned by Hitchcock's Psycho and Powell's Peeping Tom had an interesting pre-history of all the tropes of a classic slasher film being pioneered earlier, as well as early examples of the genre like Coppola's Dementia 13. Andy Milligan's The Ghastly Ones, a.k.a. Blood Rites (1968) pointed the way with its low budget, single location, excess gore is interesting in being a period slasher film. In The Horrible House on the Hill (1974) the slashers are kids, while Drive-In Massacre (1976) have some of the fattest cops you've seen in a horror film. Killer Workout / Aerobicide (1987) is such a by-the-numbers slasher that of course it has a shower scene, but at least a novel deadly instrument (oversized safety pin). Six teenagers, a weekend by a lake, one bloodthirsty maniac all makes it a Blood Lake (1987). Lastly Effects (1979) is a very meta slasher film as the film crew discusses viewers' appetite for seeing grissly scenes on film.New films this week include two from the Nordisk Tonefilm archive, with almost 50 films that we will be sharing on Cultpix in the coming months, which we also hope to make English subtitles available for. The Starlost is the 'lost' Canadian television series that could have become the new Star Trek if it had not been cancelled early. Finally New Faces (1954) sees Mel Brooks trying out ideas that would later come back in The Producers, while Eartha Kitt sings MONOTONOUS:Everyone gets into a dull routineIf they don't get a chance to change the sceneI could not be wearierLife could not be drearierIf I lived in SiberiaI'll tell ya what I meanI met a rather amusing foolWhile on my way to IstanbulHe bought me the Black Sea for my swimming poolMonotonous...

We're coming out of our shell this week as we explore “For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky"!Author Greg Cox returns to the show this week to discuss an episode of Star Trek: The Original Series that is full to bursting with innovative sci-fi ideas. The Enterprise has discovered an ancient civilization living in a hollow asteroid generation ship. Can Kirk and crew save the unknowing inhabitants from their fate or will they---and Dr. McCoy---see their journey end in destruction?The short run of the Original Series was marked by unbridled creativity, with many episodes presenting multiple, original premises that made the nascent universe of Trek feel living and lived in. Supported by the work of contemporary sci-fi authors and creators, Star Trek delivered prime-time escapism that challenged the existing paradigm of sci-fi television. On this episode, we discuss the way in which TOS reflected the unbridled creativity of '60s sci-fi, what makes a TOS story, layering multiple premises into a single episode, the attraction of generation ship stories, using religion as a mollifying social force, the technological status quo of the Trek galaxy, and the Original Series' real opinion of utopias.We also discuss adding cyborgs to TOS, whether or not Catwoman can fly a helicopter, the lack of CPR in Trek, getting married for the hospice care, "have typewriter, will travel", thumbing your nose at the Nuclear Age, classic full-sentence episode titles, pandemic storytelling, an "evenness of difference", having Trek as your only credit, VHS board games, fascinating failures like Lynch's Dune, "Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex", how to tell your congregation your god is just a computer, and once again we play the Starlost game!Never promise to marry the alien priestess!Get Greg's new novel, "A Contest of Principles"!https://amzn.to/3gbm2hWLearn the story behind your favorite Trek stories with BackTrekking!http://www.twitter.com/backtrekkingHide out with us on Facebook and Twitter and the Just Enough Trope Discord!http://www.facebook.com/eistpodhttp://www.twitter.com/eistpodhttps://discord.gg/ATMBeUDBuy us a new god on Patreon and Ko-Fi!http://www.patreon.com/eistpodhttps://ko-fi.com/E1E01M2UASubscribe to the show on iTunes!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/enterprising-individuals/id1113165661?mt=2

This week we follow up on MTJC 2018 T-Shirts and the origins of Apple's Command Key. We also follow up on the Apple Store founders, Apple's GDPR profile downloads, Apple Watch usage and Apple's self driving cars. We discuss the Home Pod sales numbers, erroneous new Siri features, and a sophisticate worm virus and one of the first Internet hackers. We also chat about Apple's own podcasts and their use of original illustrations on the App Store. Picks: A handy Xcode keyboard shortcut to the Assistant Editor and App: the Human Story, Developing UIViews in Xcode Playgrounds and 1Password 7. Photo: Tim Mitra Originally broadcast: May 26th, 2018

Don't bother to bring your stinking badges 'cause we're looking for "The Sword of Kahless"!Musician and podcaster GooeyFame is back on the show this week to discuss an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine that sees our heroes leave the safety of the Federation to go on a dangerous treasure hunt. After years of searching, Dahar Master Kor believes he has found the location of the great Sword of Kahless. But can Worf, Jadzia, and Kor reach the sword before Toral, son of Duras, and will their victory mean the end of their friendships . . . and their lives?Worf (and Worf actor Michael Dorn) is one of the unsung figures of the Star Trek Franchise, having appeared in 3 Trek series and 5 feature films. The strength, gravity, and unintentional levity he brings to his character make him one of the most appealing characters in the franchise, and his portrayal of Worf as a man in conflict with his past, his family, and his legacy has been the font of many a great Trek story (and hopefully more to come). On this episode, we talk about the history and legacy of the character, Wor's unwavering commitment to honor, why so many of his victories seem like defeats, the impressive lore of the Klingon racer, the impressively long character arc of Kor, and Trek's rock-solid bench of side characters.We also discuss the nature of veganism in Trek, the unbelievable career of stunt man Tom Morga, innocent god swords, "Korf" is Worf's Wario, #SpockHelmet, blue crystal razors, another(!) Starlost shout-out, the 3 sacred treasures of Japan, Neutrogena T-Gel money, caves caves caves, making Christopher Plummer be in your PC game, Sisko as the "cool teacher", a little Picard talk, some Trek news, Gooey is waiting for that Worf show, and Kal's got mad Gowron love!GIMME THAT TREK STUFF!Follow Gooey on Twitter and check out his other podcasts!https://twitter.com/gooeyfamehttps://twitter.com/VitrtualTheaterXhttps://twitter.com/PWRVPodcasthttps://twitter.com/BackTrekkingLearn the story behind your favorite Trek stories with Backtrekking!http://www.twitter.com/backtrekkingSTUN EVERYONE with us on Facebook and Twitter and the Just Enough Trope Discord!http://www.facebook.com/eistpodhttp://www.twitter.com/eistpodhttps://discord.gg/UeytGNPBuy us a new sword on Patreon and Ko-Fi!http://www.patreon.com/eistpodhttps://ko-fi.com/E1E01M2UASubscribe to the show on iTunes!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/enterprising-individuals/id1113165661?mt=2

Don't bother to bring your stinking badges 'cause we're looking for "The Sword of Kahless"!Musician and podcaster GooeyFame is back on the show this week to discuss an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine that sees our heroes leave the safety of the Federation to go on a dangerous treasure hunt. After years of searching, Dahar Master Kor believes he has found the location of the great Sword of Kahless. But can Worf, Jadzia, and Kor reach the sword before Toral, son of Duras, and will their victory mean the end of their friendships . . . and their lives?Worf (and Worf actor Michael Dorn) is one of the unsung figures of the Star Trek Franchise, having appeared in 3 Trek series and 5 feature films. The strength, gravity, and unintentional levity he brings to his character make him one of the most appealing characters in the franchise, and his portrayal of Worf as a man in conflict with his past, his family, and his legacy has been the font of many a great Trek story (and hopefully more to come). On this episode, we talk about the history and legacy of the character, Wor's unwavering commitment to honor, why so many of his victories seem like defeats, the impressive lore of the Klingon racer, the impressively long character arc of Kor, and Trek's rock-solid bench of side characters.We also discuss the nature of veganism in Trek, the unbelievable career of stunt man Tom Morga, innocent god swords, "Korf" is Worf's Wario, #SpockHelmet, blue crystal razors, another(!) Starlost shout-out, the 3 sacred treasures of Japan, Neutrogena T-Gel money, caves caves caves, making Christopher Plummer be in your PC game, Sisko as the "cool teacher", a little Picard talk, some Trek news, Gooey is waiting for that Worf show, and Kal's got mad Gowron love!GIMME THAT TREK STUFF!Follow Gooey on Twitter and check out his other podcasts!https://twitter.com/gooeyfamehttps://twitter.com/VitrtualTheaterXhttps://twitter.com/PWRVPodcasthttps://twitter.com/BackTrekkingLearn the story behind your favorite Trek stories with Backtrekking!http://www.twitter.com/backtrekkingSTUN EVERYONE with us on Facebook and Twitter and the Just Enough Trope Discord!http://www.facebook.com/eistpodhttp://www.twitter.com/eistpodhttps://discord.gg/UeytGNPBuy us a new sword on Patreon and Ko-Fi!http://www.patreon.com/eistpodhttps://ko-fi.com/E1E01M2UASubscribe to the show on iTunes!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/enterprising-individuals/id1113165661?mt=2

Pilot Season – when studios create the first episode of a new show and shop it around in hopes that a network will pick up the series for a full season . . . For us, it’s a fun exercise in checking out a new series and exposing ourselves to …

Tonight your hosts, Hugh, Rich the Time Traveler, Opop, and Jurd, run silently from Logan. Click HERE to download the Commentary! Warning: YMMV, this was not the copy we used for recording Chrononaut Cinema Reviews is presented by https://www.skinner.fm and http://hughjodonnell.com, and is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Unported License.  Support Me on […]

Celebrated sci-fi author Harlan Ellison created a show Amish people who learn they're living in outer space, in a ship containing everyone on Earth as they flee an uninhabitable Earth! It's the very ambitious and extremely cheap TV series THE STARLOST, starring Keir Dullea from 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY! Harlan Ellison had his name taken off THE STARLOST and replaced with, for some reason, "Cordwainer Bird." Was he right, or was this TV show... CANCELED TOO SOON? Film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold dissect this failed sci-fi experiment, debate its complex themes and try to endure its many silly, silly, SILLY episodes. Subscribe on Patreon at www.patreon.com/criticacclaim for exclusive content and exciting rewards, like bonus episodes, commentary tracks and much, much more! And visit our TeePublic page to buy CANCELED TOO SOON shirts, mugs and other exciting merchandise!  Follow us on Twitter at @CanceledCast, "Like" us at Facebook.com/CanceledTooSoon, follow Bibbs at @WilliamBibbiani and follow Witney at @WitneySeibold, and head on over to www.criticallyacclaimed.net for all their podcasts, reviews and more!  Do you have a suggestion for a TV show that was "canceled too soon" (i.e. lasted only one season or less)? You can email us at canceledtoosoon@gmail.com, or you can head over to our Amazon Wish List to send us more exciting one season wonders that we can review on the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gilbert and Lee view the pilot to a forgotten Canadian produced Sci-Fi show called The Starlost.  Reputation says it's the worst science fiction show ever, but is it really?

This week we talk about Incredibles 2 (Spoilers starting 1:42:00). We also talk about Eldrich Horror, Cult Express, Thunder Road, Pitch Meeting, Pacific Rim, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Amazing Comic-Con, Agents of SHIELD, The all NEW TMNT Reboot, Snowpiercer off the rails, 44th Annual Saturn Awards, Indiana 5 goes Solo, Trek TV expands, The Starlost, Shudder brings back Joe Bob Briggs, Box Office is Booming, Harlan Ellison, Land of the Giants, AMC vs MoviePass, James T. Kirk Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Invincible at Amazon, Morbius the Living Leto, Animosity, DisneyToon Studios no more, and MST3K Live Tour. Have you heard about crypto? It's time for a Geek Shock!

A swarm of space bees arrives at Moonbase Alpha…  no wait, that was an episode of the Starlost, wasn’t it? Some missiles attack Moonbase Alpha…  no, that’s not right. Exiles arrive at Moonbase Alpha, and like immigrants from anywhere, John Koenig welcomes them with open arms and a concealed laser gun. Ben and Eugene discuss ... Read more

If you're excited about this episode of MONSTER PARTY, give us a CHEKOV SCREAM!!! JAMES GONIS, SHAWN SHERIDAN, LARRY STROTHE, and MATT WEINHOLD, welcome a true science fiction legend... WALTER KOENIG!!! Mr. Koenig is probably best known for his role as PAVEL CHEKOV in the original STAR TREK television series, but his amazing career didn't stop there! Walter had a recurring role in the TV show THE STARLOST, starred in the feature film MOONTRAP, and went on to appear in six of the STAR TREK motion pictures! As a writer, he created the character of ENIK on LAND OF THE LOST, and wrote "The Infinite Vulcan" episode of STAR TREK:THE ANIMATED SERIES. Of course Mr. Koenig truly blew all of our minds with his role as Psi-Cop ALFRED BESTER in the critically acclaimed television series, BABYLON 5! WALTER KOENIG provides us with a thoughtful and often humorous look at the world of show business, and the ups and downs of being a cultural icon. This episode is a MONSTER PARTY essential! So we expect you to download it before you can say, "Nuclear wessels."    

Episode 55 we look at The Starlost ( okay we never heard of it either ). This 1973 show stars Keir Dullea ( 2001's Dave Bowman ( this show is not full of stars )). Foreseeing the destruction of the Earth, humanity builds a multi-generational starship called Earthship Ark, 50 miles (80 km) wide and 200 miles (320 km) long. The ship contains dozens of biospheres, each kilometres across and housing people of different cultures.

Ken Johnson from Hoodwinked Studios joined us this week to talk about his game Starlost. We asked Ken about what it takes to design a game for mobile and taking the traditional tower defence formula, and turning into something unique. You can find the Alpha version of Starlost on Google Play. Nothing inspires gamers more than a mystery. There is something about a digital treasure hunt, that brings players together and fosters community. We’ll be exploring the games that are littered with  hidden content that require players to go the extra mile for the spoils, and the obscured mysteries that capture the attention of players. Just like all good things games have always had the possibly misused, in recent time sadly some people have been using certain in-game economies to launder illegal money. By buying and selling in-game currency cyber criminals to “clean” real money than can be then used to fund other damaging assets. Gamers are often the targets of these scams, as reports show they aren’t that careful with their online habits.   You can find us on social media, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Twitch, YouTube and Steam. Just search for "pixelsift"!

A group of humans must explore a vast starship in order to find the controls to save it from destruction. - imdb.com

In the lead-up to the next iteration of Boxcutters, we say good-bye to John Richards in this special episode that no mother should miss. John wants to make sure that we never forget him, so he brings us the greatest Just Don’t Bother ever. It’s a show called The Starlost. Then, just in case you […]

Ray Bradbury complains “We’ve got too many internets“! And he gets all the chicks. And listens to them sing to him. News about X-Men First Class news (via Geeks of Doom) Harlan Ellison’s famous disaster Starlost adapted into comics(via io9) IJ5? God, no. No. Noooooooooooo! (via slashfilm) Limited edition BUFFY soda!!!! Our friends at Double […]

Greetings!It has been way too long since the DHA blog was updated, but we hope this update will make up for all this time. The Deep House Archives podcast celebrates it's 3rd anniversary since it's revival, with a mix that deviates from the usual DHA style, but stays true to the spirit of constant search for new sounds, fusions and ideas in contemporary electronic dance music. Voyage of Discovery, mixed by Theo Zanos, explores the nu-disco genre and the incorporation of deep house elements, creating a style that is not limited to re-edits of original-era disco songs but serves as a full-fledged continuum of the 70s space and 80s italo disco. Named after the pilot episode of Canadian-produced, early 70s sci-fi tv series Starlost, but also a very fitting wordplay, the latest DHA issue might have lower BPMs than usual, but won't have any problems operating in the dance floor realm. Special thanks go to Allard One, who provided the photo art for this mix.As we mentioned earlier, this update serves also as a (belated) 3rd year anniversary issue of the Deep House Archives podcast. Revived in March of 2007, the blog has served it's mixes to more than 25k unique visitors and quickly became one of the most popular deep house podcasts. The 24 sets featured 360 different songs (no song has been featured twice in this blog). Most popular labels in here are Plastic City (18) and Nitegrooves (11), while most popular artists are Ananda Project (6), Timewriter (5) and Nick Holder (5). Throughout these years, the blog has received overwhelming positive response, both from old faithfuls as well as new listeners. To all, a warm thank you for your kind words.Don't forget that you can also join the deep house archives mailing list to receive alerts about updates.Here's the tracklisting for the mixdolle jolle - balearic incarnation (todd terje’s extra doll mix) - permanent vacationtensnake - holding back (my love) - running backi:cube - falling - versatilejay shepheard - absolute voltage - compost black labelnufrequency feat ben onono - fallen hero (motor city drum ensemble remix) - rebirthatmosfear - dancing in outer space (the revenge rework 2) - wolf music recordingschateau flight - baltringue (the body language remix) - get physicallindstrom - another station (todd terje remix) - feedelitylinkwood - barely eagle - firecracker recordingstrusme - good god - prime numbersrainer trueby - to know you - not on labelnick holder - feeling sad - dnhdamian schwartz vs mountain people - Holloway 005.2 (theo’s live mashup) - oslo / mountain peoplechris lattner - sick - fear of flyingmymy & emika - price tag - aus musicEnjoy!(stream at 192kbps) - (download at 192kbps) - (cue file)(front cover jpeg) - (back cover jpeg)

Dr. Ben Bova (author of more than 115 books about science and science fiction) is today's featured guest. Topics: his work advising Woody Allen for the movie Sleeper; anecdotes about his friends Arthur C. Clarke, Harlan Ellison, and Gene Roddenberry; his writing an episode of Land of the Lost; his work with George Lucas; and the time he was on Good Morning America with Jim Henson, Kermit the frog and (first baseman for the Dodgers) Steve Garvey. He also describes Joseph Stalin's insistence on building the world's first big rockets (big enough to carry the early nuclear weapons to the other side of the world); how this prompted John F. Kennedy to proclaim the famous Missile Gap; and lead to General Bernard Schriever's involvement in space, and the growing renown of Wernher von Braun. He also talks about high-powered gas dynamic lasers as defencive weapons against incoming nuclear missiles; how solar power satellites can solve humanity's energy needs; his own expectations of robots in war and in peace; the polarization of American politics; the future of space business, tourism and colonization; and the 1973 TV show The Starlost. Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the September 2, 2009 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 48 minutes] This is the second half of the interview with Dr. Bova recorded on July 12, 2009. Ben Bova is an award-winning author of more than 115 books of fiction and nonfiction. He has been involved in science and technology since the birth if the space age, and has worked with film makers and television producers such as Woody Allen, George Lucas, and Gene Roddenberry. He is President Emeritus of the National Space Society and a past president of the Science Fiction Writers of America. He was editor of Analog Science Fiction magazine for seven years.  After leaving Analog, he went on to edit Omni Magazine. He has been the science analyst on CBS Morning News, and has appeared frequently on Good Morning America and The Today Show.