Launching The Pilot

In episode 53 we talk about Gerry Anderson's UFO (1970 )set in the future of 1980's where them pesky aliens are attacking earth but for what reason ( to catch Pokemon or plant them ) will we ever find out.

UFO was the Andersons' first totally live-action TV series. Despite the assumption of many TV station executives, the series was not aimed at children but was intended for an older audience; many episodes featured adult themes such as adultery, divorce, and drug use. Most of the cast were newcomers to Century 21, although star Ed Bishop had previously worked with the Andersons as a voice actor on Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons.

In our new episode we look at both of the Firefly pilots (Serenity and The Train Job).

Does a western sci fi work.....well yes it does even if you co host can't get his  tiny little brain around the idea.

Five hundred years in the future, a renegade crew aboard a small spacecraft tries to survive as they travel the unknown parts of the galaxy and evade warring factions as well as authority agents out to get them.

Episode 51 we talk Buck Rogers.

Star Wars was a big hit so what could cash in on that none other than Captain William Anthony "Buck" Rogers.

Universal then opted to release the first Buck Rogers TV movie theatrically on March 30, 1979. Good box-office returns led NBC to commission a weekly series.

Episode 50 is a double one with" Terminator The Sarah Connor Chronicles" and "Electra woman and Dyna girl"

00:00:00 Terminator TSCC

00:44:59 Electra woman and Dyna girl

01:13:39 Question Time, where I quiz my Co-Host on our own Podcast

Four years after Terminator 2, Sarah, her son John, and Cameron (a Terminator that has been re-programmed to protect John), are being pursued by a Terminator, Cromartie, sent back through time to assassinate John.

That's that one and then

Electra woman and Dyna Girl (our lost episode...lost on purpose)

the duo would don skintight spandex in a bright flash of light called an "Electra-Change," get into the "ElectraCar," and use an array of technically advanced gadgets to thwart an eclectic collection of supervillains