Drive Back the Night

Meet Dylan; He's a worry free bachelor just looking for a way off this drift.

Meet Molly; She's finally fulfilling her lifelong dream of being a cruise ship pilot.

Neither of them are looking for love. But Rommie is looking for Dylan, and if he's dead she's going to kill Tyr. Also, we have new bad guys!

Everybody needs someone to lava..... It's "Lava and Rockets."

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Read "The Coda" in it's entirety here:

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/u7b7cu/Andromeda_-_Coda_cleanbpcga.pdf

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Goodbye, Robert Hewitt Wolfe.

Goodbye, Rev Bem.

Goodbye, Purple Trance.

Goodbye, Hohne.

Goodbye, Magog Larvae.

Goodbye, any chance at using science and logic to try to explain what actually happened in this episode.

For better or worse things will never be the same again.

And now, like a dragon chasing his own tail, it's "Ouroboros."

You say you want a Revolution? Well, you know, We'd all love to have the Andromeda fight the Neitzscheans for us. But somewhere Across the Universe they've got their own problems with Her Majesty, Elsbett, and the Drago-Kazov pride. Harper is called back home to Help lead the charge.  Things may seem Helter Skelter, but you've got admit it's Getting Better. Eventually, anyway... It's a Long and Winding Road to freedom.  Can he rally the people of Earth to victory, or is he just a Fool on the Hill.

It's just A Day in the Life in "Bunker Hill."

Also, cameo appearances made by:

Mean Mr. Mustard, Rocky Racoon, Bungalow Bill, Polythene Pam, Maxwell Edison (with his Silver Hammer,) Mr. Kite with special guests the Hendersons, Eleanor Rigby, Lady Madonna, Desmond and Molly Jones, Penny Lane, Sexy Sadie, and a very special performance by Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. 

Hear ye, hear ye! The hour hath come at last

for this week's Andromeda Series Podcast.

The stage is set. Come feast thy ears

Whilst we speaketh philosophy, namely Dylan's and Tyr's.

To raise the boy king, defend the stars,

And slay thine enemies to claim what is ours.

Ne'er a greater show hath there been, nor shall be since

'Tis mine pleasure to bring thee, "The Prince."

Hear ye, hear ye! The hour hath come at last

for this week's Andromeda Series Podcast.

The stage is set. Come feast thy ears

Whilst we speaketh philosophy, namely Dylan's and Tyr's.

To raise the boy king, defend the stars,

And slay thine enemies to claim what is ours.

Ne'er a greater show hath there been, nor shall be since

'Tis mine pleasure to bring thee, "The Prince."

It's party time on the Andromeda. Well, more like a state dinner. Sounds stuffy, but it gets interesting when the  party crashers arrive. First it's the Sabra-Jaguar Pride, followed by the Terrific Tesseracting Troup.  Harper talks to himself until he figures out where he hid the data archive. We still don't know how he did it, but he is a super genius.

If you're lost, we will be your guides as we go "Into the Labyrinth."

Welcome to another Drive Back the Night Special. This time we get to chat with actor Brent Stait about his early days in acting and about his role as Rev Bem on the Andromeda Series. Many thanks to Mr. Stait for spending time to speak with us.

Hey remember Geharis Rhade?  So does Dylan. This week we get to watch Dylan remember him again and again and again.  This week the Andromeda crew meets a whole planet full of Commonwealth leftovers who have been waiting for Dylan's return.  We also meet Geharis' great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandson, Telemachus, who looks exactly like his great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather.  Don't worry, that's not the confusing part.

It's "Home Fires."

Hey remember Geharis Rhade?  So does Dylan. This week we get to watch Dylan remember him again and again and again.  This week the Andromeda crew meets a whole planet full of Commonwealth leftovers who have been waiting for Dylan's return.  We also meet Geharis' great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandson, Telemachus, who looks exactly like his great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather.  Don't worry, that's not the confusing part.

It's "Home Fires."