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4.7 • 36 Ratings
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Space Cadets Radio Season 2: Space Cadets and the Pirates of the Outer Rim, the next chapter in our sci-fi radio drama. It's been over a year since the Space Cadets mission was lost. As they stagger their way back to the fringes of civilization, Captain Alaborap resurfaces in the Outer Rim Territories to spark a pirate rebellion against the ISF military. On a mission to save an old friend, the Cadets find themselves in the infamous space pirate's crosshairs once again!
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S2E7 - From the Ashes
Season 2 concludes as war arrives in the Outer Rim. Who will survive the invasion of Smith's Pointe? Find out in Episode 7 - From the Ashes.
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S2E6 - Fault Lines
Hostility and betrayal… an average night in Smith’s Pointe. Vestonn tracks down the invisible ship, Cobb greets an unexpected foe, and Stanik crosses swords with Alaborap once again. The finale of Season 2 begins with Episode 6 - Fault Lines.
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S2E5 - Trial by Fire
Stanik’s decision has repercussions, Alaborap interrogates his new prisoner, and a retired Marshall agrees to help the Cadets. Will they retrieve Captain Stanik before his condition causes him harm? Find out in this week's episode of Space Cadets Radio.
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S2E4 - Back from the Dead
The Space Cadets have a run-in with the battle worn ISF Intrepid. News from Hierrnaus sends the crew on a mission to save a prisoner of war. How will they get to the planet of pirates? Find out in this week's episode of Space Cadets Radio.
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S2E3 - Acts of War
Alaborap needs to rally the pirates of the Outer Rim to cleanse Smith’s Pointe of a larger threat. What will be the fate of Alaborap’s namesake? Find out in Episode 3 - Acts of War!
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S2E2 - The Marauder's Mark
Tensions are high as the remaining Space Cadets return from their rogue mission to stop Alaborap plundering the Goliathon. What’s next for our castaways? Find out in Episode 2 - The Marauder’s Mark!
Customer Reviews
Can’t wait to hear more
Really enjoyed the first season, but more excited about what’s coming. The standalone episode, Blackpool, got rid of the narrator element and really pulled me in. Looking forward to more!
Hmm...
This is difficult to write...(not meaning to be cruel):
Superb sound design and acting are unfortunately bogged down by a tedious, unoriginal narrative, drowning in dull exposition.
Have tried three times to get through this, but not sure I can continue through season 2. If it improves I’ll gladly modify my review.
If you love all things traditional (Tolkien, meets Star Wars, meets Battlestar Galactica, meets so-on-and-so-forth), this is for you. It’s not bad...but it’s not great, either.
Certainly it’s great for tweens/teens - lightweight fantasy-fare that’s remarkably traditional.
And again, the sound design is marvelous - sumptuous and immersive in the best way.
Awesome!
Totally immersive experience. LOVE.