Fusion Patrol Lone Locust Productions
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- TV & Film
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Each week, we look at one episode of a classic (or not-so-classic) science fiction TV series and discuss it. Come join the conversation.
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681 – Space Above and Beyond – Level of Necessity
This week’s episode under discussion: the 13th episode of Space Above and Beyond, Level of Necessity. In this episode, Damphousse gets psychic powers, and Kenneth and Eugene ask, “what good are psychic powers when you’re in the military?” Level of Necessity originally aired on January 14th, 1996.
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680 – Outland
This week, John and Eugene watch Sean Connery in space as they discuss the 1981 Sci-Fi movie Outland.
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679 – Neo Ultra Q – Argos Democracy & Hominis Dignitati
This week, John and Eugene take a look at the last two episodes of Neo Ultra Q: Episode 11, Argos Democracy, which first aired March 23, 2013, and Episode 12, Hominis Dignitati, which originally aired March 30, 2013. In Argos Democracy, they discuss the sad third wheel that is Sohei, ponder pro-kaiju terrorists, and ask, ... Read more
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678 – Bugs – Identity Crisis
This week’s episode under review is Bugs S03E09, Identity Crisis, which first aired September 20, 1997. Simon and Eugene discuss how a good episode can be diminished by the arc that sets it up, the emptiness of the Bugs universe, and they get nostalgic about Zip and Bernoulli Boxes.
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677 – Space Above and Beyond – Who Monitors the Birds?
This week’s episode under review: Space Above and Beyond, Who Monitors the Bird, which first aired January 7, 1996 and was written by Glen Morgan and James Wong. Kenneth and Eugene try to make sense of Tank’s Big Adventure… once they get past his haircut.
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676 – Godzilla Minus One
John and Eugene take a trip back in time to post-war Japan: A time when the country was at it’s absolute lowest and then, as Steve Jobs used to say, “there is… just one more thing:” Godzilla. Next week we take a look at the Academy Award-winning sleeper International hit movie, 2023’s Godzilla Minus One.
Customer Reviews
Interesting...
A very interesting podcast! What they lack in polish they make up for in content. The podcasts have a hit and miss element to them from a technical standpoint (still working out audio kinks due to Skyping), but the content is always interesting! While they appear to be in agreement 99% of the time, there are those few moments of difference that does add some amusing spice to the conversation, and that's probably what makes it a good podcast. These are (most of the time) two guys who aren't just giving reviews about Doctor Who, but they are having a conversation, like two friends casually discussing something that they've both just watched.
I'll be interested to see where this goes now that Doctor Who has finished this season's run of episodes!