Who dunnit? That’s what the ESO crew investigates this week. Mike, Mike, the award-winning author Bobby Nash, new co-host Jennifer, and Van Allen Plexico seek help from some of their favorite detectives. If only ESO had a butler! Also, friends of the station Anthony Taylor and award-winning artist Mark Maddox join us to honor Ray Harryhausen, Steve Charleson previews the upcoming Alabama Phoenix festival, and our new co-host finds herself in The Geek Seat! All this, plus the usual Rants, Raves, Khan Report and Shout Outs!
Join us for yet another episode of The Earth Station One Podcast we like to call: Everyone Loves a Mystery
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Next week, the Earth Station One crew takes a look at one of entertainment’s tried and true tropes, the spinoff. From Joanie and Chachi heading off on their own to Deep Space Nine spinning off of Star Trek: The Next Generation, ESO takes a look at some of our favorite spinoffs, not to mention a few of those that didn’t do so well. Plus, we look at what it takes to make a successful spinoff. And if that wasn’t enough, we’ll have the usual rants, raves, shout outs, and ESO’s Khan Report! It’s going to be another fun episode next week at Earth Station One. You should join us.
This week, the ESO crew discusses those memorable tv moments that determined if a series went thumbs down or was making it so! Mike, Mike, and Bobby are joined by Jessa Phillips (
Next week, the Earth Station One crew straps on Riker’s Beard and Jumps The Shark. That’s right, ESO is looking at those TV show that Jumped The Shark and started off great, but then made a left turn that sent viewers running to change the channel. And just like the Geek Seat, we’re looking at the flip side of the coin as well and discuss shows that have grown Riker’s Beard and started off slowly, but improved in a later season. It’s sure to be a fantastic discussion and we’ll have some special guests join us in the conversation. 
Next week, Earth Station One’s Countdown to Halloween continues! The ESO Crew takes an in-depth look at everyone’s favorite vampire slayer as we review Buffy The Vampire Slayer with Buffy writer, Nancy Holder. Plus, we’ll be talking to author Debbie Viguie about her new podcast, The Thirteenth Hour. If that wasn’t enough, ESO takes a look at the first episode of The Walking Dead season 3. There will be blood, gore, and spoilers a plenty. You’ve been warned. It’s going to be another spooktacular episode of Earth Station One.
In the mid-series finale, the Weeping Angels take a bite of the Big Apple and its up the The Doctor and the Pond family to save the day. Mike, Mike, Dave, and Bobby are joined by Keith Leonard to review the final chapter of the Amy and Rory era. And the Angels aren’t the only ones weeping!
I’ll admit I was somewhat skeptical about CBS’ modern-day take on Sherlock Holmes. The show, which is called “Elementary,” premiered last night and features Holmes as an ex-Scotland Yard consultant who’s living in New York City. Regardless of what CBS officials might say, it’s clear this show is (right or wrong) an attempt to take advantage of the famous literary detective’s recent spike in popularity. The concept of CBS’ show is fairly similar to the BBC’s “Sherlock,” which is set in modern-day London and stars Benedict Cumberbatch as Holmes.
This week, the ESO crew spotlights one of the greatest actor/director legends of all time, Clint Eastwood. Mike, Mike, Bobby and the award-winning artist Mark Maddox look over his long career with reverence and awe. While there are a few smudges on his resume, it doesn’t get much better than Clint! We also chat with Ed Catto about Building a Bonfire and bringing back Captain Action. All this, plus a special Rant & Rave Roundtable, some Shout Outs, and of course, the Khan Report!
