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Flopcast episode 531! We’re talking about the goofy MTV game show Remote Control, because recently we got to play it! Not the MTV version, but the (also goofy) home game version! We played Remote Control live online with our pals at the DragonCon American Sci-Fi Classics Track, and you can watch the whole crazy thing on YouTube. Meanwhile we’re looking back at the original show, live from Ken Ober’s basement, with Marisol, Kari, pre-SNL Colin Quinn, pre-SNL Adam Sandler, and even an occasional appearance by Weird Al. Brush up on your Brady Physics and join us. Also: More Electra Woman and Dyna Girl talk on The Batcave Podcast, and a National Whatever Day/Trapped in the House combo game that’s beyond human comprehension.

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Kevin and Kornflake playing Remote Control with the American Sci-Fi Classics Track!

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As we approach the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who, it’s time to take a look back at the beginning of it all. In this episode we go back to a panel from Chicago TARDIS 2016. In it we discuss William Hartnell the man and the first Doctor. We talk about the situation behind his involvement in the show and turbulent times in his later years. We discuss his performance as the Doctor and what he has brought to the role that has stuck with the series ever since. We also get into a discussion about the early years of the program. We discuss how its similar and different to Doctor Who as well and what elements from those years would no longer work and things that we think would that has been abandoned.

As this is a con panel, there will be no five-minute controversy this week.

This week Bill Albert, Steve Manfred, and Nyssa Makepeace join the cast.

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Kate Bush is having an extraordinary resurgence due to one of her most iconic songs, “Running Up That Hill”, being used in the new season of Stranger Things. A whole new generation is being introduced to the mysterious, reclusive rock chanteuse. Here, we delve into the career of this extraordinary artist and unveil all the weird quirks that we love about her, and name some great songs that new listeners should check out. 

First, though, we have some recommendations from one of our listeners and we give our weekly shoutouts. 

    :50 – Listener Feedback  2:00 – Shoutouts (What we’ve been listening to, watching or reading this week)11:50 – KATE BUSH

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The Monster is back to review Star Trek Strange New Worlds episode 2. Please be aware that there will be SPOILERS AHEAD. There’s not much else to say except to sit back and enjoy!!!

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This week the EARTH STATION TREK crew will experience “A Quality of Mercy” with the season finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds before looking back and evaluating the first season!

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

On this episode:

Spoilers in the first half of the show as we discuss Thor Love & Thunder.

In the second half of the show:

Let’s catch up on TV! Strange New Worlds continues to woo us and the summer season finales hit.

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The Epsilon Three bring you their review of the Babylon 5 episode: SE2 Ep15 And Now For a Word. An ISN news crew spends 36 hours on Babylon 5 to film a documentary, capturing a snapshot of life on the station as well as the progress of the Narn-Centauri war. During the filming of the documentary, Babylon 5 must deal with a skirmish between the Narn and the Centauri on its doorstep.What are your thoughts on this episode? Let us know via email at [email protected] or find us on The Epsilon Three Facebook page.Thank you for downloading and listening. We hope you enjoy the show. If you do, then tell others.

With help from the crew of The Enterprise, Admiral James T. Kirk faces his old enemy, Khan Sing, and must stop him from using the ultimate weapon — the Genesis Device, in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. As part of our celebration of the movies of the Summer of 1982, the Con Guy turns the spotlight on the film that saved the Star Trek franchise, and we do it with two Star Trek experts: regular host Derek Samms and frequent guest Thomas Parham, PhD, the author of ‘Hailing Frequencies Open: Communication in Star Trek: The Next Generation.’