Enjoy this episode of Cops as seen on the Empire’s Reality Cable Channel. This episode of “Stormtrooper Cops” was written and directed by Kevin Rubio.
Slice of SciFi #412: Listener Feedback Show
It's Friday and that means it's time for a bit of listener feedback! And we'll also find out the latest from Sweetleaf!
This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments about our stories and comments... it's the Circle of Entertainment Life!
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Inconnu: It’s been a little while sense anyone’s posted anything here, but I’m hoping someone will...
KGDC: Do I care? No. Han shot first. End of story.
Ryan: Lucas is a d-bag plain and simple.
Joe Klemmer: This is so depressing. The creator of something so significant has, over the last decade or so, ruined...
Big BS in PA: I think that even The Peoples Republic of California considers the Shooting of someone that pulls a...
Lejon from Chandler: Mr. Lucas, you go right on believing what you want to believe. I’ve stopped buying your...
kurt_eh: Well, duh. Of course Greedo shot first. The only reason we never heard the second shot was because...
John W: *cough*cough*BullSh@t!*cough*c ough* He can put up as many shields in defence of his decisions he wants, but...
I can't believe there's a single sci-fi fan who hasn't seen this since it's creation in 1998.. This was one of the original of the new wave of SW fan films, and still one of the best.
Yes it is and that is why I just had to put it back up for all to see once again. It is classic.
But think of all of the scifi fans who've been born since 1998... and are newly discovering the wonders of their parents' broadband connections...
There are still tons of people discovering Babylon 5 for the first time, based on some of the feedback we're getting for the Babylon Podcast, and there may be a lot of people who are just becoming aware of the massive fan film following both Star Wars and Star Trek have.
You never know when a new fan will pop up, and what they have or haven't seen, and as TD-0013 would say, we're here to help.
And who knows what might spark in one of these young creative minds. It could well be the incentive that sets him/her on the path of becoming the next great genre filmmaker.
I first saw this as a sophomore in high school when a computer teacher showed us the what cool things people could were starting to use the internet for. Based on that, I wasn't all that surprised about YouTube. I'm just surprised it has taken this long to be so widespread, but better late then never.
I downloaded this one from TheForce.net. It's a classic.