Continuum Drag

We board the Eden Project, take the 22 year journey to Earth 2 and crash land amongst some ghoulies in episode one of the series.

Guest Travis joins us for a "very spacey comedy" where an alien family and their pet space monkey need help from a boy grieving his dead parents and his hotelier grandpa in the failed pilot/TV movie Earthbound.

The vampires and Idris Elba move to America as we watch the failed pilot for a US remake of Ultraviolet.

As Code 5s arrive from the rainforest fires in South America for a test of blood substitutes, their true intentions are finally reveal as the series comes to a close in episodes five & six of Ultraviolet.

The Code 5s are up to no good in the deeply strange cases of a vampire pregnancy and vampire pedophilia (you've been warned) in episodes three and four of Ultraviolet.

A secret war between the church and vampires is going on as we start episodes one & two of Ultraviolet.

The podcast is coming back next week, but before that we wanted to do a little housekeeping and mentions some changes we're making.

We've finished two years of episodes and are gonna take a quick break but before we do, we have a little look back at two years of the podcast and dropped Continuum Drag: The Text Adventure: The Game. Play the Continuum Drag game here: https://continuumdrag.itch.io/continuum-drag

The Nightmare Café closes its doors with back-to-back small town episodes where a little boy dies and tabloid journalism investigates UFOs in episodes five and six.

This week, the Nightmare Café brings Fay's little sister to town and a police detective into black and white to solve the greatest mysteries of their lives in episodes three and four.

There is a spooky café on an industrial wharf that is going to give you a second chance or punish you or something vaguely ironic in episodes one and two of Nightmare Café.

When the first mission to Mars goes sideways, a conspiracy becomes a love story in the 1972 TV movie The Astronaut.

The Escape Pod™ fast forwards us to episode thirteen of Threshold for a journey to a small town filled with huge, rare steaks and leisurely small-town alien life.

In this deleted scene from episode 99, we pre-cast Threshold into a feature film from 1971.

The Threshold team finds the wider public having crystal forest dreams, has a leak in their operation, and simply can't stop itself from debating religion v science in episodes seven & eight.

We're joined by guest Gillian for a mystery-filled trip to an apocalypse-in-progress that leaves everything to the imagination in the failed pilot for The After.

We're joined by guest Brendan as the Threshold team takes on Homeland Security threats and travels to Miami to battle a house music remix of the signal in episodes five and six.

We split our time between a military academy and an institution where triple helixes and increased theta waves drive kids to crush heads and skeletons to mutate in episodes three & four of Threshold.

We execute the Threshold plan for extradimensional alien spacecrafts and theta waves gone awry in episodes one & two.

Guest Michael joins us when a mullet headed 80s action movie trope is partnered with a cybernetically enhanced super dog in the failed pilot/TV movie K-9000.

After taking the Escape Pod™ on Gemini Man, we dive in the its final episode for a tale of international political intrigue, questionable police work and our last invisible hijinks.

We hit a tennis ranch for a doppelganger thriller and then take the night train to Dallas with a dog & a women's PanAm swim team in episodes three & four of Gemini Man.

After its TV movie pilot, Gemini Man gets started with a singing trucker, a robotic minotaur and concerns of fiscal responsibility in episodes one and two.

Strap on your digital watch! We're watching the TV movie/pilot for Gemini Man, where a scuba diving atomic accident messes with a man's DNA helixes and he gets the power to turn invisible for 15 minutes a day.

We're joined by returning guest Will for a trip to a totalitarian mirror Earth just like ours - except for no Florida and everyone is left-handed - in the failed pilot/TV movie The Stranger.