Pilots Licence

This week, in place of a regular episode, the pilots are going off course to talk about some particularly bad scary stories. While the next full episode is in the works the three fellows have a read of stories plundered from the depths of the internet. Follow the links below to read along at home!

Toy Doll - badcreepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Toy_Doll

BATMAN RIGHTS A WRONG - badcreepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/BATMAN_RIGHTS_A_WRONG

Peppa Pig: Daddy Pig's Revenge - badcreepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Peppa_Pig:_Daddy_Pig%27s_Revenge

Destination: Sword Art Online. The tension has never been higher for the pilots as they take off for the twenty-third time, because this time if they die in the podcast they die in real life! Sword Art Online is this weeks offering, the anime released in 2012 based on the works of Remi Kawahara. Will the show manage to immerse the pilots in it's virtual world, or will there be some connection issues? 

Destination: My Hero Academia. This week the pilots take off for the twenty second time, their sights drawn in on the 2016 anime 'My Hero Academia.' What is there to be learnt from this scholastic superhero story? Will our three hosts iron out their quirks in time to figure out whether the show is actually any good or not? The answer to those questions lies only within the sound waves of this weeks episode of Pilots licence! 

Destination: Steins;Gate. Come join the pilots as they take to the skies for the twenty first time in a brand new arc! With an eye for anime of the 2010's the boys set their sights on the time-travel thriller from 2011 'Steins;Gate' Will this show get its pilots licence? Or will we have to travel back in time to make sure it never happened!? Sit back, power up, and strap in for the latest episode of Pilots Licence!

Destination: The Dystopian Future. This week the co-pilots take off for the twentieth time, zooming across the neo-futuristic dystopia of the Cyberpunk genre. As this arc comes to a close they look back on what they've learned, what they've seen, and what they'd like to bring into their own creative centrifuge. What does the end have in store for our pilots, and more importantly what do they have in store for the Cyberpunk genre itself?

Destination: Robots. This week the co-pilots take off for the nineteenth time speeding towards the end of the Cyberpunk arc. But before trying their hand at creating their own futuristic tale, they must review the 2005 animated film from Blue Sky Studios 'Robots.' Is this bright, wacky kids film from the mid 2000's a hidden Cyberpunk masterpiece? Does it secretly contain the components of a truly disturbing dystopian drama? The answer may surprise you...

Destination: Blame! This week the co-pilots take off for the eighteenth time into the Cyberpunk future to review volume one of the manga 'Blame!' by Tsutomu Nihei. Detailed architecture, guns that go BLAM, and a dystopian future; all evidence points towards three green lights, but there's only one way to know for sure. Put your tray tables in the upright position, secure your seatbelts, and get ready for your inflight podcast.

Destination: Neuromancer. This week the pilots take off for the seventeenth time, continuing their journey into the Cyberpunk genre with William Gibson's 1984 novel 'Neuromancer.' Can these cyberspace cowboys rustle up a review, or will the system fry their circuits?

Destination: Cowboy Bebop. This week the co-pilots take off for the sixteenth time, to review the landmark 1998 anime about bounty hunters in space. Will this mesh of genres confuse and confound the pilots, or will it be bell peppers and beef tonight? 

Destination: The North Pole! This episode has the co-pilots taking off for the fifteenth time, forging ever onwards into the blizzard of festive holiday films. After exposing their minds to four holiday movies of varying quality, can they save Christmas by coming up with the perfect middle ground in this ill-defined genre?