DOOP, or Democratic Order of Planets, is similar to the Federation from Star Trek. There’s also all of the alien life-forms on the space station, some familiar and some not. Of course, there is the entire space station itself and the scene... Read more
Love Conquers excelled in all areas of production. The script was fantastic, with jokes spilling out nearly every line, and enough quick B and C plots to keep the “Romeo and Juliet” A-Plot moving along at a steady pace.
Read more(The Sex, Lies and Negatives episode) Entry from Tom’s Diary:
There’s a certain anonymity to the city, a certain coldness, distance—I remember sometimes trying to shake that feeling off.
This wasn’t a particularly funny episode. But it made up for it 30 times over by being visually – freaking awesome!
Read moreIt seems inevitable that Tom would run into others who have been affected by Organization tactics in his investigation of the conspiracy.
Read moreThe Omicronians, or at least two of them, visit Earth and interact with our main characters only a few times, but make a big impression nonetheless.
Read moreThe company doctor for Planet Express is not your typical physician. Oh sure, he has medical charts on the wall, drawers of instruments and wears scrubs and a lab coat.
Read moreA procedure developed by Dr. Shayzin at the Advanced Biogenetics Laboratory used to remodel bones and tissue.
Read moreA method of memory triggering and enhancement used by the Organization to break particularly difficult subjects. Flash regression requires a controlled environment.
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teaching and behavioral subliminal induction tool which is used to condition subjects through repetitive subliminal messages broadcast at low volume while they sleep.
Dr. Moen, an academic rival to Dr. Bellamy, uses an advanced system of drugs, pulsating lights, the power of suggestion, stage scenery, virtual reality and actors to break his subject’s spirit.
Read moreWhen Thomas Veil’s attempted hijacking of a plane backfires on him, he awakes in a city called New Phoenix, which is completely populated with other “disenfranchised” people, in other words, every citizen has had his or her... Read more
They want to cover up the truth about American troops executing rebel prisoners in the jungle of Chile. What else could it be?
Read moreAn award-winning photo-journalist specializing in war-torn and poverty-stricken areas, Tom made the mistake of taking a photograph of a private military group dressed as US army soldiers secretly executing four young rebels deep in the jungles... Read more
Thomas Veil’s loving and supportive wife, Alyson, is the reason he wants his life back, at first. But clues about her start to surface and she may not be who he believes her to be.
Read moreThe Organization (which is never referred to as anything else), is a privately-funded research group with extensive political and military ties but no particular loyalty.
Read moreThis is the the transcript of the April 24th SadGeezer.com interview with Tripping the Rift Director Bernie Denk about his work in animation and on our favourite 3D cartoon.
Read moreTom’s psychiatrist when he is first taken to Calaway Psychiatric Hospital for kidnapping Alyson after he is erased. Bellamy is working for the Organization, he also appears to be working with Alyson.
Read moreThe latest in a long line of time travelling ships, Temporal Adventures Timeplane is capable of travelling not only forward and backward through time, but all the way to the beginning.
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