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Tag: time travel
@voidbat! Did you do a time travel?
@voidbat! Did you do a time travel?
The first trailer for A BRIEF HISTORY OF TIME TRAVEL, the Kickstarter-funded, internet-based sci-fi radio sitcom, launching on Monday 23rd September 2013!
Thrown together by a combination of time, fate and administrative error, accountant Eric Street, genius inventor Professor Miles Wanderlust and temporal enforcement agent Nina Seventeen find themselves stuck in the past with a broken time machine — and worse, stuck with each other. Cursed to jump randomly through human history, and pursued by Oscar Quantum, a bumbling temporal enforcer who’s never been that good with dates, the trio blunder their way through a variety of historical settings, trying not to cause too much damage and hoping that they’ll eventually make it back to the future — assuming there’s still a future left when they get there…
A Brief History of Time Travel is created and written by Seb Patrick and James Hunt, and stars Jon Shaw, Joanna Eliot, Henry Imbert and Ian Symes, with very special guest star Robert Llewellyn, and music by MJ Hibbett and the Validators.
Find out more and pre-order the episodes at http://www.abhott.com/
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
McAdams is not alone in being overlooked. From 1981’s Time Bandits to the more recent Hot Tub Time Machine, sci-fi films have rarely allowed female characters to leave the present. When Marty McFly’s girlfriend tried to come along for the ride in Back to the Future II, she was hastily sedated by the Doc for “asking too many questions”. In their excellent adventures, Bill and Ted travelled to medieval times to meet some “babes”; true, the women were then permitted to time-travel – but only with male characters, and purely to serve their needs. Hardly the sort of time-travelling role models women need.