I prefer Spooky  | Earth Station Boo

She doesn’t smile… She doesn’t hug… She doesn’t fit in anywhere… and she never wanted to. The Horraholic Hosts and our friends Beth & Sarah Rose are checking into Season 1 of Netflix’s Wednesday, the Tim Burton produced Addams Family reimagining that broke streaming records, launched a TikTok dance craze, and gave Jenna Ortega one of the most iconic roles in recent horror television. They cover the murder mystery at the heart of Nevermore Academy, the legendary casting of Christina Ricci alongside the actress who inherited her most iconic role, the gothic visual world that Tim Burton built, and what it means for a show about a girl who doesn’t belong to become the thing that absolutely everyone belongs to. 

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This week the EARTH STATION TREK crew reviews this week’s brand new episode of Star Trek Strange New Worlds: “The Griffin Incident”!

Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Executive Producer Mike Faber.

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We are taking a short break from Star Trek Enterprise this week to bring you an away mission! Infamous as the lowest-rated Star Trek project on Rotten Tomatoes, the TV movie Section 31 was a huge disappointment to many Star Trek fans, and more importantly, to Maria who now has to attempt to explain this nonsense to Jamie and Bill. Enjoy!

Sound assistance by K.O. Myers at Particulate Media 

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It’s Elaine’s birthday! She has chosen to spend her special day MONKEEING AROUND with Missing Links Volume Two with special guest Andrew Sandoval (Beatland Books) and Derek Miner (Mixing Links: The Monkees on Disc)! Join us as we chat about this compilation album of rare and previously unreleased Monkees songs that was issued by Rhino Records in 1990!

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Batman ’66 S3 Ep15 – The Ogg Couple

Egghead and Olga are back to egg-stract valuables from the museum and poach 500 pounds of caviar! Batgirl convinces Egghead to fink on Olga, but she’s trussed in a trap only Batman and Robin can unscramble.

Episode aired Thursday, December 21, 1967

Director: Oscar Rudolph

Writer: Stanford Sherman

Cast:

Adam West – Batman/Bruce Wayne

Burt Ward – Robin/Dick Grayson

Yvonne Craig – Batgirl/Barbara Gordon

Alan Napier – Alfred

Neil Hamilton – Commissioner Gordon

Stafford Repp – Chief O’Hara

Vincent Price – Egghead

Anne Baxter – Olga

Donald Elson – Bank Manager

Ed Long – Museum Guard

William Corcoran – Boy Scout

Violet Carlson – Old Lady

Mike’s Shout Out:

Batman ’66 Meets the Man From UNCLE

Drew’s Shout Out:

Batman: Caped Crusader Seaon 2

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Toni and Joe discuss flashbacks & shenanigans in the reverently referential Doctor Who episode The Unicorn and the Wasp.

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MTV 45th Anniversary

MTV launched 45 years ago on August 1, 1981 with “Video Killed the Radio Star.” To celebrate this big anniversary, we spend time reminiscing about the glory days of Music Television by talking about our favorite music videos — and a few of our least favorites. We mention some of the obvious big hits, like “Take on Me”, “Sledgehammer”, “Thriller”, and “Rio”, but we also hit a lot of deep cuts. Most of those deep cuts come from MTV’s long-running show 120 Minutes, a show we all loved. Then we talk about some of the artists that MTV introduced us to as well as some legacy bands and artists that were forced to make the transition into the video era. 

We had such a great time reliving our MTV days! We would love to hear from you! Let us know what your favorite music video was from back in the day, especially ones that we didn’t mention. Drop us a line at [email protected] or just leave a comment on our socials or whatever podcast platform you’re listening to us. 

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The Cigar Nerds Podcast: Burn. Let’s get evil. This week we’re talking about Evil Dead Burn. In science we talk about robot hotels, robot surgeons, survival pods, and tattoo heart monitors. In News we look at I Play Rocky, Digger, Spiderman, and Avengers Doomsday. This week I’m smoking the Mr Punch from Punch Cigars.

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Jim reflects on the first time he saw the last fikn collaboration of George Pal (Producer) and Byron Haskin (Director) in 1978s Sci-Fi Thriller “The Power,” starring George Hamilton, Suzanne Pleshette Michael Rennie, Arthur O’Connell, Earl Holliman, Nehemiah Persoff, Richard Carlson, Gary Merrill, Yvonne De Carlo, Barbara Nichols, Aldo Ray, Vaughn Taylor, Ken Murray, and Forrest Ackerman. A scientist serving on a committee studying the effects of pain and sress on the human body, scrambles to find a person with superhuman abilities who is killing all of the committee members. Find out more on MONSTER ATTACK!, The Podcast Dedicated To Old Monster Movies.

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Batman: Caped Crusader instantly generated buzz when it was announced, because Bruce Timm was going to be involved with the series. Famously, Timm had been one of the principle creators behind the popular Batman: The Animated Series of the 90’s. Although much of the design aesthetic of the 90’s animated show is on display here, the series takes a much harder stance on time period being firmly set in a late-1940’s/early 1950’s Gotham city and with a Batman with far less techno-gadgetry than we are used to seeing. In this episode we take a look at the first season of this series. We discuss the visual style of the series. We debate the merits of showing a more socially forward Gotham than would have been accurate for the time period. We delve into the various re-imaginings of Batman, his supporting cast, and his various rogues. We also talk about the vocal performances for the characters and what that tells us about the series.

This week’s five-minute controversy asks if we want to see Finn Jones as Iron Fist again.

In thhis episode Beth, Keith, and Mike join the cast.

Show Notes:
The Earth Station Trek Guide to Star Trek (Book Keith co-wrote)

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