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After what feels like a lifetime, Phil and Paul return once again to their series one retrospective and The Unquiet Dead by Mark Gatiss. In a story that sees the writer, director and cast all on top form, it leads the pair of them to question whether Mark Gatiss output for Doctor Who requires a reappraisal. But they also question whether the alien in this story really deserved to become a villain at the end or whether the Doctors attitude towards the dead was story enough?

And in the news this week, Jodie Whittakers reactions to being cast as the Doctor, there's a Doctor Who actor celebrating a centenary, we say goodbye to Victor Pemberton and Hywell Bennett and in Omega's Tat Corner (or Tats Corner as Phil keeps saying!) it's Mr. Men tat.

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins, Fake Keith, Jean Riddler and the Real Keith Dunn have hopes for the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary, discuss the Science Fiction books of their youths, play a game, find some general news and a variety of other stuff, specifically:

• 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
• 01:10 — Welcome!
• 03:08 – News:
• 03:20 — Doctor Who: 7B starts at Easter and Anniversary Special length.
• 05:09 — Star Wars: J J Abrams directing Episode 7.
• 09:10 — Alphas: Syfy cancels it, DEAD!
• 10:37 — Zombieland: Soon to be an Amazon original ‘TV’ programme.
• 13:31 — Corin Nemec: Has a little nautical accident.
• 15:26 — Doctor Who: ‘A Big Hand for the Doctor’ eBook released.
• 16:48 — Ted: Sequel for the fuzzy bear.
• 17:29 – Game: The Unbelievable Truth.
• 27:08 – Doctor Who: What we hope for in the 50th Anniversary.
• 43:27 – Science Fiction novels of our youth.
• 61:02 – Emails and listener feedback.* Hit us yourself at show@StaggeringStories.net
• 92:44 – Farewell for this podcast!
• 93:19 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.

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• Staggering Stories.
• Staggering Stories: Podcast Drinking Game, Fifth edition.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• Star Wars.
• Syfy: Alphas.
• Sony Pictures: Zombieland.
• Wikipedia: Corin Nemec.
• Wikipedia: Ted (film).
• Wikipedia: The Unbelievable Truth (radio show).
• Podbean: The Liberating Podcast.
• ‘Who’ – Is The Man Cast.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
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After what feels like a lifetime, Phil and Paul return once again to their series one retrospective and The Unquiet Dead by Mark Gatiss. In a story that sees the writer, director and cast all on top form, it leads the pair of them to question whether Mark Gatiss output for Doctor Who requires a reappraisal. But they also question whether the alien in this story really deserved to become a villain at the end or whether the Doctors attitude towards the dead was story enough?

And in the news this week, Jodie Whittakers reactions to being cast as the Doctor, there's a Doctor Who actor celebrating a centenary, we say goodbye to Victor Pemberton and Hywell Bennett and in Omega's Tat Corner (or Tats Corner as Phil keeps saying!) it's Mr. Men tat.

After what feels like a lifetime, Phil and Paul return once again to their series one retrospective and The Unquiet Dead by Mark Gatiss. In a story that sees the writer, director and cast all on top form, it leads the pair of them to question whether Mark Gatiss output for Doctor Who requires a reappraisal. But they also question whether the alien in this story really deserved to become a villain at the end or whether the Doctors attitude towards the dead was story enough?

And in the news this week, Jodie Whittakers reactions to being cast as the Doctor, there's a Doctor Who actor celebrating a centenary, we say goodbye to Victor Pemberton and Hywell Bennett and in Omega's Tat Corner (or Tats Corner as Phil keeps saying!) it's Mr. Men tat.

After what feels like a lifetime, Phil and Paul return once again to their series one retrospective and The Unquiet Dead by Mark Gatiss. In a story that sees the writer, director and cast all on top form, it leads the pair of them to question whether Mark Gatiss output for Doctor Who requires a reappraisal. But they also question whether the alien in this story really deserved to become a villain at the end or whether the Doctors attitude towards the dead was story enough?

And in the news this week, Jodie Whittakers reactions to being cast as the Doctor, there's a Doctor Who actor celebrating a centenary, we say goodbye to Victor Pemberton and Hywell Bennett and in Omega's Tat Corner (or Tats Corner as Phil keeps saying!) it's Mr. Men tat.

After what feels like a lifetime, Phil and Paul return once again to their series one retrospective and The Unquiet Dead by Mark Gatiss. In a story that sees the writer, director and cast all on top form, it leads the pair of them to question whether Mark Gatiss output for Doctor Who requires a reappraisal. But they also question whether the alien in this story really deserved to become a villain at the end or whether the Doctors attitude towards the dead was story enough?

And in the news this week, Jodie Whittakers reactions to being cast as the Doctor, there's a Doctor Who actor celebrating a centenary, we say goodbye to Victor Pemberton and Hywell Bennett and in Omega's Tat Corner (or Tats Corner as Phil keeps saying!) it's Mr. Men tat.

50 Years of Doctor Who. Starting this month and up until November 2013 Cultdom will focus on all 11 generations of The Doctor. Today its the 1st Doctor as played by William Hartnell plus we review 'The Aztecs'

After what feels like a lifetime, Phil and Paul return once again to their series one retrospective and The Unquiet Dead by Mark Gatiss. In a story that sees the writer, director and cast all on top form, it leads the pair of them to question whether Mark Gatiss output for Doctor Who requires a reappraisal. But they also question whether the alien in this story really deserved to become a villain at the end or whether the Doctors attitude towards the dead was story enough?

And in the news this week, Jodie Whittakers reactions to being cast as the Doctor, there's a Doctor Who actor celebrating a centenary, we say goodbye to Victor Pemberton and Hywell Bennett and in Omega's Tat Corner (or Tats Corner as Phil keeps saying!) it's Mr. Men tat.

The Three Doctors

Adam, Debbie, Kirby and Mary chat about the first ever multi-Doctor story then we have feedback, news and You Won't Get This One.

Join Mark Baumgarten, Trish Helm, and Eduardo M. Freyre as they welcome Doctor Who writer Richard Dinnick to markwho42's WHOniverse. They discuss his Big Finish Production audios, his TV work on children's show Tree Fu Tom (starring Sophie Aldred and David Tennant), and even The Official Doctor Who Sticker Book!!! Don't forget to write to us: mark@markwho42.com and send us your thoughts and ideas for upcoming shows including your favorite companion for next week's Valentine's Day show!

The Three Doctors

Adam, Debbie, Kirby and Mary chat about the first ever multi-Doctor story then we have feedback, news and You Won't Get This One.

The Three Doctors

Adam, Debbie, Kirby and Mary chat about the first ever multi-Doctor story then we have feedback, news and You Won't Get This One.

Join Mark Baumgarten, Trish Helm, and Eduardo M. Freyre as they welcome Doctor Who writer Richard Dinnick to markwho42's WHOniverse. They discuss his Big Finish Production audios, his TV work on children's show Tree Fu Tom (starring Sophie Aldred and David Tennant), and even The Official Doctor Who Sticker Book!!! Don't forget to write to us: mark@markwho42.com and send us your thoughts and ideas for upcoming shows including your favorite companion for next week's Valentine's Day show!

The Three Doctors

Adam, Debbie, Kirby and Mary chat about the first ever multi-Doctor story then we have feedback, news and You Won't Get This One.

Random Fandom #1

Jim Cameron of the KRYNOID PODCAST and Bob Fleming of the PROGTOR WHO podcast used to be the Letter Lords... but now present RANDOM FANDOM.

Do you have a random question about Doctor Who? The guys are here to answer them and in this debut episode, tackle four burning questions from fandom.

Find the guys on Twitter:

Jim - @KrynoidPodCast
Bob - @BoFleming

You can email the show: random.fandom@mail.com

Join Mark Baumgarten, Trish Helm, and Eduardo M. Freyre as they welcome Doctor Who writer Richard Dinnick to markwho42's WHOniverse. They discuss his Big Finish Production audios, his TV work on children's show Tree Fu Tom (starring Sophie Aldred and David Tennant), and even The Official Doctor Who Sticker Book!!! Don't forget to write to us: mark@markwho42.com and send us your thoughts and ideas for upcoming shows including your favorite companion for next week's Valentine's Day show!

Random Fandom #1

Jim Cameron of the KRYNOID PODCAST and Bob Fleming of the PROGTOR WHO podcast used to be the Letter Lords... but now present RANDOM FANDOM.

Do you have a random question about Doctor Who? The guys are here to answer them and in this debut episode, tackle four burning questions from fandom.

Find the guys on Twitter:

Jim - @KrynoidPodCastBob - @BoFleming

You can email the show: random.fandom@mail.com

Random Fandom #1

Jim Cameron of the KRYNOID PODCAST and Bob Fleming of the PROGTOR WHO podcast used to be the Letter Lords... but now present RANDOM FANDOM.

Do you have a random question about Doctor Who? The guys are here to answer them and in this debut episode, tackle four burning questions from fandom.

Find the guys on Twitter:

Jim - @KrynoidPodCast
Bob - @BoFleming

You can email the show: random.fandom@mail.com

Random Fandom #1

Jim Cameron of the KRYNOID PODCAST and Bob Fleming of the PROGTOR WHO podcast used to be the Letter Lords... but now present RANDOM FANDOM.

Do you have a random question about Doctor Who? The guys are here to answer them and in this debut episode, tackle four burning questions from fandom.

Find the guys on Twitter:

Jim - @KrynoidPodCastBob - @BoFleming

You can email the show: random.fandom@mail.com

Join Mark Baumgarten, Trish Helm, and Eduardo M. Freyre as they welcome Doctor Who writer Richard Dinnick to markwho42's WHOniverse. They discuss his Big Finish Production audios, his TV work on children's show Tree Fu Tom (starring Sophie Aldred and David Tennant), and even The Official Doctor Who Sticker Book!!! Don't forget to write to us: mark@markwho42.com and send us your thoughts and ideas for upcoming shows including your favorite companion for next week's Valentine's Day show!

Join Mark Baumgarten, Trish Helm, and Eduardo M. Freyre as they welcome Doctor Who writer Richard Dinnick to markwho42's WHOniverse. They discuss his Big Finish Production audios, his TV work on children's show Tree Fu Tom (starring Sophie Aldred and David Tennant), and even The Official Doctor Who Sticker Book!!! Don't forget to write to us: mark@markwho42.com and send us your thoughts and ideas for upcoming shows including your favorite companion for next week's Valentine's Day show!

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50 Years of Doctor Who. Starting this month and up until November 2013 Cultdom will focus on all 11 generations of The Doctor. Today its the 1st Doctor as played by William Hartnell plus we review 'The Aztecs'

50 Years of Doctor Who. Starting this month and up until November 2013 Cultdom will focus on all 11 generations of The Doctor. Today its the 1st Doctor as played by William Hartnell plus we review 'The Aztecs'

We haven't been able to clear out all the rabbits from the studio just yet. But we're pressing on and discussing some of the new creatures and species that we've been introduced to during this last series. Season. Series/season. Serison. You know what we mean.

WARNING: Contains rabbits

We haven't been able to clear out all the rabbits from the studio just yet. But we're pressing on and discussing some of the new creatures and species that we've been introduced to during this last series. Season. Series/season. Serison. You know what we mean.

WARNING: Contains rabbits

We haven't been able to clear out all the rabbits from the studio just yet. But we're pressing on and discussing some of the new creatures and species that we've been introduced to during this last series. Season. Series/season. Serison. You know what we mean.

WARNING: Contains rabbits

 

We haven't been able to clear out all the rabbits from the studio just yet. But we're pressing on and discussing some of the new creatures and species that we've been introduced to during this last series. Season. Series/season. Serison. You know what we mean.

WARNING: Contains rabbits

 

50 Years of Doctor Who. Starting this month and up until November 2013 Cultdom will focus on all 11 generations of The Doctor. Today its the 1st Doctor as played by William Hartnell plus we review 'The Aztecs'

"I'm not a mountain goat and I prefer walking to any day. And I hate climbing."

If you think Steven Moffat era Doctor Who taxes the mind, imagine being part of the 1965 audience and having to decode anagrams of the scripted lines on the fly.

And the mind is boggled in many other ways by The Time Meddler. How can an 11th Century monk have a wristwatch, electric stove and gramophone? Has the BBC lost the plot? Has Dennis Spooner been hot-spooning? Or perhaps the pee-drenched padre is to blame and thus a legitimate target of the (extremely) long arm of Doctor Tickle.

Our eponymous hero and visiting Vikings alike get merry on mead from Hur indoors, while Vicki suffers sexism from Steven, the new companion who likes to attack first and ask (too many) questions later. And then not believe any of the answers.

Will the groat ever drop for Steven? Will he find the bovine astronaut he seeks? What do you do if your TARDIS is smaller on the inside? Whose beard is camping out on Eldred's face?

And did Jim and Martin delight in this first ever pseudo-historical or do they disapprove of all this time meddling?

Find out here.

"I'm not a mountain goat and I prefer walking to any day. And I hate climbing."

If you think Steven Moffat era Doctor Who taxes the mind, imagine being part of the 1965 audience and having to decode anagrams of the scripted lines on the fly.

And the mind is boggled in many other ways by The Time Meddler. How can an 11th Century monk have a wristwatch, electric stove and gramophone? Has the BBC lost the plot? Has Dennis Spooner been hot-spooning? Or perhaps the pee-drenched padre is to blame and thus a legitimate target of the (extremely) long arm of Doctor Tickle.

Our eponymous hero and visiting Vikings alike get merry on mead from Hur indoors, while Vicki suffers sexism from Steven, the new companion who likes to attack first and ask (too many) questions later. And then not believe any of the answers.

Will the groat ever drop for Steven? Will he find the bovine astronaut he seeks? What do you do if your TARDIS is smaller on the inside? Whose beard is camping out on Eldred's face?

And did Jim and Martin delight in this first ever pseudo-historical or do they disapprove of all this time meddling?

Find out here.

This week, we conclude our rampage through the Bonds with a look at the films of the current 007, Daniel Craig. Except the middle one, that's a bit poo. 

Twitter: @PharosProject @KungFuYoda @Doctor_Vendetta @beastmasterpete

Facebook: The page of the group what we have  http://www.facebook.com/groups/145571995515976/

Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

Webshite  :http://thepharosproject.com/

"I'm not a mountain goat and I prefer walking to any day. And I hate climbing."

If you think Steven Moffat era Doctor Who taxes the mind, imagine being part of the 1965 audience and having to decode anagrams of the scripted lines on the fly.

And the mind is boggled in many other ways by The Time Meddler. How can an 11th Century  monk have a wristwatch, electric stove and gramophone? Has the BBC lost the plot? Has Dennis Spooner been hot-spooning? Or perhaps the pee-drenched padre is to blame and thus a legitimate target of the (extremely) long arm of Doctor Tickle.

Our eponymous hero and visiting Vikings alike get merry on mead from Hur indoors, while Vicki suffers sexism from Steven, the new companion who likes to attack first and ask (too many) questions later. And then not believe any of the answers.

Will the groat ever drop for Steven? Will he find the bovine astronaut he seeks? What do you do if your TARDIS is smaller on the inside? Whose beard is camping out on Eldred's face?

And did Jim and Martin delight in this first ever pseudo-historical or do they disapprove of all this time meddling?

Find out here.

"I'm not a mountain goat and I prefer walking to any day. And I hate climbing."

If you think Steven Moffat era Doctor Who taxes the mind, imagine being part of the 1965 audience and having to decode anagrams of the scripted lines on the fly.

And the mind is boggled in many other ways by The Time Meddler. How can an 11th Century  monk have a wristwatch, electric stove and gramophone? Has the BBC lost the plot? Has Dennis Spooner been hot-spooning? Or perhaps the pee-drenched padre is to blame and thus a legitimate target of the (extremely) long arm of Doctor Tickle.

Our eponymous hero and visiting Vikings alike get merry on mead from Hur indoors, while Vicki suffers sexism from Steven, the new companion who likes to attack first and ask (too many) questions later. And then not believe any of the answers.

Will the groat ever drop for Steven? Will he find the bovine astronaut he seeks? What do you do if your TARDIS is smaller on the inside? Whose beard is camping out on Eldred's face?

And did Jim and Martin delight in this first ever pseudo-historical or do they disapprove of all this time meddling?

Find out here.

Episode 102: The Curse of Peladon OR Taking the Aggedor by the Horn by Night of the Living Geeks

Quick turnaround with a shorter episode this week. We tackle two Big Finish Eighth Doctor Adventures from season 2. This time it’s #7 Sisters of the Flame, and #8 Vengeance of Morbius. Listen in to hear what we thought of the two-part conclusion to the season.

Plus we look at the news out this week in the world of Doctor Who.

And, of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

Quick turnaround with a shorter episode this week. We tackle two Big Finish Eighth Doctor Adventures from season 2. This time it’s #7 Sisters of the Flame, and #8 Vengeance of Morbius. Listen in to hear what we thought of the two-part conclusion to the season.

Plus we look at the news out this week in the world of Doctor Who.

And, of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

This week, we conclude our rampage through the Bonds with a look at the films of the current 007, Daniel Craig. Except the middle one, that's a bit poo.

Twitter: @PharosProject @KungFuYoda @Doctor_Vendetta @beastmasterpete

Facebook: The page of the group what we have http://www.facebook.com/groups/145571995515976/

Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

Webshite :http://thepharosproject.com/

Episode 102: The Curse of Peladon OR Taking the Aggedor by the Horn by Night of the Living Geeks

Quick turnaround with a shorter episode this week. We tackle two Big Finish Eighth Doctor Adventures from season 2. This time it’s #7 Sisters of the Flame, and #8 Vengeance of Morbius. Listen in to hear what we thought of the two-part conclusion to the season.

Plus we look at the news out this week in the world of Doctor Who.

And, of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

Quick turnaround with a shorter episode this week. We tackle two Big Finish Eighth Doctor Adventures from season 2. This time it’s #7 Sisters of the Flame, and #8 Vengeance of Morbius. Listen in to hear what we thought of the two-part conclusion to the season.

Plus we look at the news out this week in the world of Doctor Who.

And, of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

It is, or it was (sorry, people, we’re two days late) January, and that means it’s time for another Virgin Missing Adventure.  This time around we discuss The Ghosts of N-Space by Barry Letts.  Yes, that’s the same Barry Letts who was the television program’s show runner during much of the Pertwee era.

True to form, Letts penned this little tale featuring his favorite cast of characters: the Third Doctor, Sarah Jane, and the Brigadier.  The novel is based on a radio play broadcast in 1995, a sequel to another play called The Paradise of Death.  The story is nestled between the television stories “Death to the Daleks” and “The Monster of Peladon”, a time during the series when the Doctor was permitted to travel freely in his TARDIS, although he remains earthbound in The Ghosts of N-Space.  From the back cover:

‘When the barrier gives way the planet will be flooded by all the evil in N-Space.  And, at the moment, I have no idea how to stop it.’

Sarah Jane Smith, on holiday with her chum Jeremy and a bad case of writer’s block, is amazed to find the Brigadier in the same part of Italy.  He is there to help a distant relative whose tiny island home has been threatened by American mobster Max Vilmio.

When the ghosts that haunt the island’s crumbling castle are joined by less benign spectres, the Brigadier summons the Doctor – who discovers that the whole of mankind is threatened by the plans of the ruthless Vilmio and his mysterious, hooded henchman.

This book was Letts’ first foray into writing a novel for Virgin, but it was not his last contribution to the wide range of Doctor Who original novels; in 2005 he published Island of Death, a BBC Past Doctors Adventure featuring, of course, the Third Doctor and Company.

Grab a nice Italian glass of red vino and sit back and relax as we review The Ghosts of N-Space!

Random Fandom #1

Jim Cameron of the KRYNOID PODCAST and Bob Fleming of the PROGTOR WHO podcast used to be the Letter Lords... but now present RANDOM FANDOM.

Do you have a random question about Doctor Who? The guys are here to answer them and in this debut episode, tackle four burning questions from fandom.

Find the guys on Twitter:

Jim - @KrynoidPodCast
Bob - @BoFleming

You can email the show: random.fandom@mail.com

Random Fandom #1

Jim Cameron of the KRYNOID PODCAST and Bob Fleming of the PROGTOR WHO podcast used to be the Letter Lords... but now present RANDOM FANDOM.

Do you have a random question about Doctor Who? The guys are here to answer them and in this debut episode, tackle four burning questions from fandom.

Find the guys on Twitter:

Jim - @KrynoidPodCast
Bob - @BoFleming

You can email the show: random.fandom@mail.com

Oh My God, It's Sunday! (Again!), William Shatner's Views, Get Out (2017), City of Tiny Lights (2016), Wonder Woman (2017), Sleight (2016), Game of Thrones Hack is Not Piracy, Google Fires Anti-Diversity Guy, On this Day in Tech

It is, or it was (sorry, people, we're two days late) January, and that means it's time for another Virgin Missing Adventure. This time around we discuss The Ghosts of N-Space by Barry Letts. Yes, that's the same Barry Letts who was the television program's show runner during much of the Pertwee era.

True to form, Letts penned this little tale featuring his favorite cast of characters: the Third Doctor, Sarah Jane, and the Brigadier. The novel is based on a radio play broadcast in 1995, a sequel to another play called The Paradise of Death. The story is nestled between the television stories "Death to the Daleks" and "The Monster of Peladon", a time during the series when the Doctor was permitted to travel freely in his TARDIS, although he remains earthbound in The Ghosts of N-Space. From the back cover:

'When the barrier gives way the planet will be flooded by all the evil in N-Space. And, at the moment, I have no idea how to stop it.'

Sarah Jane Smith, on holiday with her chum Jeremy and a bad case of writer's block, is amazed to find the Brigadier in the same part of Italy. He is there to help a distant relative whose tiny island home has been threatened by American mobster Max Vilmio.

When the ghosts that haunt the island's crumbling castle are joined by less benign spectres, the Brigadier summons the Doctor - who discovers that the whole of mankind is threatened by the plans of the ruthless Vilmio and his mysterious, hooded henchman.

This book was Letts' first foray into writing a novel for Virgin, but it was not his last contribution to the wide range of Doctor Who original novels; in 2005 he published Island of Death, a BBC Past Doctors Adventure featuring, of course, the Third Doctor and Company.

Grab a nice Italian glass of red vino and sit back and relax as we review The Ghosts of N-Space!

Oh My God, It's Sunday! (Again!), William Shatner's Views, Get Out (2017), City of Tiny Lights (2016), Wonder Woman (2017), Sleight (2016), Game of Thrones Hack is Not Piracy, Google Fires Anti-Diversity Guy, On this Day in Tech

It is, or it was (sorry, people, we’re two days late) January, and that means it’s time for another Virgin Missing Adventure.  This time around we discuss The Ghosts of N-Space by Barry Letts.  Yes, that’s the same Barry Letts who was the television program’s show runner during much of the Pertwee era.

True to form, Letts penned this little tale featuring his favorite cast of characters: the Third Doctor, Sarah Jane, and the Brigadier.  The novel is based on a radio play broadcast in 1995, a sequel to another play called The Paradise of Death.  The story is nestled between the television stories “Death to the Daleks” and “The Monster of Peladon”, a time during the series when the Doctor was permitted to travel freely in his TARDIS, although he remains earthbound in The Ghosts of N-Space.  From the back cover:

‘When the barrier gives way the planet will be flooded by all the evil in N-Space.  And, at the moment, I have no idea how to stop it.’

Sarah Jane Smith, on holiday with her chum Jeremy and a bad case of writer’s block, is amazed to find the Brigadier in the same part of Italy.  He is there to help a distant relative whose tiny island home has been threatened by American mobster Max Vilmio.

When the ghosts that haunt the island’s crumbling castle are joined by less benign spectres, the Brigadier summons the Doctor – who discovers that the whole of mankind is threatened by the plans of the ruthless Vilmio and his mysterious, hooded henchman.

This book was Letts’ first foray into writing a novel for Virgin, but it was not his last contribution to the wide range of Doctor Who original novels; in 2005 he published Island of Death, a BBC Past Doctors Adventure featuring, of course, the Third Doctor and Company.

Grab a nice Italian glass of red vino and sit back and relax as we review The Ghosts of N-Space!

Oh My God, It's Sunday! (Again!), William Shatner's Views, Get Out (2017), City of Tiny Lights (2016), Wonder Woman (2017), Sleight (2016), Game of Thrones Hack is Not Piracy, Google Fires Anti-Diversity Guy, On this Day in Tech