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This week, Craig watches helplessly as two different spaceship crews make emergency landings and get themselves into all sorts of crazy unpredictable jams. Strap yourselves in, kids, ‘cuz it’s gonna be one helluva bumpy ride when we launch the Twilight Zone episodes “Elegy” and “People are Alike All Over” into orbit simultaneously and see which one comes back unscathed... and which one burns up on reentry. Along the way, Craig marvels at the fashion choices of future astronauts and struggles with the pronunciation of Liebfraumilch.
Marc Scott Zicree’s “Rod Serling and Ray Bradbury: The Untold Story”: https://youtu.be/8bhvb8Tmi38
Marc Scott Zicree’s “Mr. Sci-Fi” YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkKt7gHnZpcY0nreBdPhwmQ
Brandi Jackola reads ‘Brothers Beyond the Void’ (Tom Elliot’s The Twilight Zone Podcast): http://thetwilightzonepodcast.com/the-twilight-zone-podcast-brandi-jackola-reads-brothers-beyond-the-void-2/
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This week, Craig watches helplessly as two different spaceship crews make emergency landings and get themselves into all sorts of crazy unpredictable jams. Strap yourselves in, kids, ‘cuz it’s gonna be one helluva bumpy ride when we launch the Twilight Zone episodes “Elegy” and “People are Alike All Over” into orbit simultaneously and see which one comes back unscathed... and which one burns up on reentry. Along the way, Craig marvels at the fashion choices of future astronauts and struggles with the pronunciation of Liebfraumilch.
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Marc Scott Zicree’s “Mr. Sci-Fi” YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkKt7gHnZpcY0nreBdPhwmQ
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“Phoenix.beacon10” performed by SETI (from the album Pharos, © 1995 by Instinct Ambient Records)
“Is It Wrong” performed by Golden Suits (from the album Kubla Khan, © 2016 by Hit City USA)
“Don’t Wanna Fight No More” performed by Alabama Shakes (from the album Sound & Color, © 2015 by ATO / Fontana North / MapleMusic Recordings)
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