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Season 2, episode 7: By Any Other Name
Written by Lawrence Hertzog
Directed by Burt Brinckerhoff
The seaQuest answers a terrified distress call to find an empty sea colony, and Darwin has been unresponsive for days. The crew tackles both problems but doesn't seem to be in any kind of a hurry about it.
As announced in last week's episode, we took a week off recording. But! There is still some WSKRS for you today. Please enjoy this selection of outtakes from across our first 29 episodes; bits of conversation that were just a little too off topic and a little too long to leave in, but fun enough to hold on to for a time like this. Enjoy!
Season 2, episode 6: The Sincerest Form of Flattery
Written by Carleton Eastlake
Directed by Jesús Salvador Treviño
This week it's all hands to battle stations as the seaQuest hunts a rogue AI that could destroy the UEO. Bridger must face his past, and the Piccolo family grows even larger.
Season 2, episode 5: Vapors
Written by Lawrence Hertzog
Directed by Robert Wiemer
The seaQuest is summoned through a time portal to save a future that has fallen to ruin. What could have caused this desolation? A virus? The hubris of man? Video games?
This week on the Movie Star Minute: Sidekicks
The final episode of Space Puppets: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bizarre-podcast-125512815
Also, here at the end, we’ve released the show from being Patreon-exclusive. Every episode is freely available to all. You can find them collected here: https://www.patreon.com/collection/383131/
Or as part of this RSS feed: https://www.patreon.com/rss/chipandironicus?auth=f60c96aa6f8064e38cf3b6484c286c26
Season 2, episode 4: Vapors
Written by David J Burke
Directed by Les Sheldon
The seaQuest's crew enjoys some well deserved shore leave, in a slice-of-life episode, introducing the new cast and new versions of the returning cast. At the center of it all lie two very questionable romances.
Bizarre Podcast: Space Puppets episode 52: https://www.patreon.com/posts/125132294
Season 2, episode 3: Sympathy for the Deep
Written by Carleton Eastlake
Directed by Bruce Seth Green
Panic and and old love bring the seaQuest to an undersea colony gone wrong in a story about the nature of evil and the mind. It's metaphysics week on seaQuest DSV, a program not terribly equipped to carry that load but does its best anyway.
Season 2, episode 2: The Fear That Follows
Written by Clifton Campbell
Directed by Robert Weimer
SeaQuest DSV proves the new season is the same old show by making a direct sequel to one of its most memorable episodes. The aliens are back with a mysterious agenda that the paranoid wing of the UEO is incapable of understanding.
Season 2, episode 1: Daggers
Written by Jonathan Falls
Directed by Bryan Spicer
It's a brand new season with a brand new seaQuest and her partially new crew. They're sailing new waters in a double-length premiere that packages sweeping changes to the show's setting and tone inside an action film about what makes someone human. Every sci-fi story is about what makes someone human, it's not special.
Season 1, episode 23: Higher Power
Written by David J. Burke & Patrick Hasburgh
Directed by John T. Kretchmer
It's the end of the seaQuest's first tour under the UEO, and the crew takes time to say goodbye to the vaguely defined set who will not be on the next one. Meanwhile, Lucas' dad is getting his comeuppance in a way that might doom civilization itself.
ANNOUNCEMENT! Devin Nelson, composer of the WSKRS theme music, is also a game designer and his latest work is available on Kickstarter for the next week or so: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/paledot/pale-dot
Season 1, episode 22: The Good Death
Written by Hans Tobeason & Douglas Burke
Directed by David J. Burke
Bridger is caught between the UEO's political interests and the right thing to do, while his crew are under threat by yet another mad dictator. It's Brazil week on seaQuest.
From the publisher's feed
Alaina and Grant take a journey through the wondrous depths of 1993's seaQuest DSV. Meeting at the intersection of childhood nostalgia and the pressures on production, we fit a bygone era of tv…
Art by Beedrops
Music by Devin Nelson