Both Jem'Hadar of Star Trek and the Spartans of history were bloodthirsty killers but you have to admire their total devotion to duty.
Victory is life !!
Friday, 20 November 2009
The Jem'Hadar: The Spartan Army of Star Trek
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
The Outsider's EDGE Ep 3 Mind Control
In the wake of the recent Fort Hood shootings we discuss mind control and assassinations.
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Gul Dukat - Cardassia joins the Dominion speech
One of my favourite moments from Deep Space Nine with the Nemesis music added for effect.
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
Monday, 26 October 2009
The Outsider's EDGE Ep 2 UFOs
In this episode we discuss some alternative theories to the standard UFOs = Alien spaceships approach.
Saturday, 17 October 2009
Transhumanism in Doctor Who
Not the first example of Transhumanism or perhaps more accurately here crypto-eugenics in the series but definitely the most memorable.
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Ancient Astronauts and Doctor Who
Some extracts from the 1971 Doctor Who story The Daemons. According to the back story (which the Doctor explains above) mankind owes much of their knowledge and technology to the intervention of an alien species known as “the Daemons” who have been visiting the Earth on and off for the last 100, 000 years. Clearly the writer Barry Letts (aka Guy Leopold) was influenced a little by Erich von Daniken’s Chariots of the Gods.
Interestingly the “Ancient Astronaut Theory” also pops up in several other Doctor Who stories from the 1970s, most notably in 1974’s Death to the Daleks (complete with the standard Grey aliens) and 1975’s The Pyramids of Mars. In Death we’re told that an advanced race called the Exxilons taught mankind how to build and were responsible for a mysterious temple in Peru. And later in Pyramids we learn that yet another race of ETs (this time the god-like Osirans) visited the Earth seven thousand years ago and become the gods of Ancient Egypt. Oh … they built the pyramids on Mars as a prison for a renegade member of their race too.
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