SAM: And now, we continue our wonderful Technicolour journey through the Peter Cushing Dalek movies, still accompanied by the incomparable Jake Black (go buy The Book of the Peace, people) – with the second and last movie. A retelling of The Dalek Invasion of Earth, but with more Wilfred Mott. And, apparently, if Jake hasn’t […]
via LOOKING FOR TELOS – “Daleks’ Invasion of Earth 2150 AD” — DoWntime
KEVIN: Hello! We’re back, as you can see, but we’re doing something a little different this time. While we take a break between the Hartnell era and whoever that next clown is, we figured it would be a good time to sidestep into the other early 60s Doctor: Peter Cushing. I know very little about […]
Sam and Kevin peek at “The Power of the Daleks”, and have some thoughts about its nightmare logic, capitalism, and how boring colony politics are.
via LOOKING FOR TELOS – “The Power of the Daleks” — DoWntime
KEVIN: And here Sam and I are at the Hartnell’s final serial, The Tenth Planet. The first Doctor’s death knell. Hart-knell? SAM: I’m a bit sad to see him go. I mean, it’s not like he didn’t have about a thousand expanded universe appearances. And that he didn’t show up in Three Doctors. And that […]
KEVIN: So here we are at The Moonbase, from that good old time in science fiction where everyone thought a base on the moon was the future, before we got boring and realized there was basically no point in doing it. Sam, you know jack about this story beyond the monsters, correct? SAM: Basically, yeah. […]
Artlist will use to money to buy assets and potentially acquire in the marketplace Source
Like it or loathe it, video has proven to be the most engaging of all mediums across the web, and today a company out of Israel called Artlist — which provides royalty-free libraries of music, sound effects and even video itself to enhance video content — is announcing a significant growth round of $48 million,…
As quarantine spring transitions into pandemic summer, new TV still isn’t in terribly short supply. Good new TV is, unfortunately, another story. This month, I dug through a surfeit of half-entertaining socially distant gameshows and mediocre adult animation in search of stuff worth watching—and came up with only four titles I could wholeheartedly endorse. Below,…
via The Best New TV Shows Our Critic Watched in June 2020 — TIME
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