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1:36

after costing me my per diem in the

1:39

last episode by hanging out in an alien

1:41

ship that doesn't have a narratorial explication agreement,

1:44

former Captain Jesse, Colin, and the 778 have

1:46

returned to the Oz 9. Now,

1:48

having finally completed a long

1:50

and much exaggerated retelling of

1:53

the events on the Kestikalian

1:55

ship, our sojourners are

1:57

ready for food, a towel, and

1:59

some But, sadly, they'll

2:01

have to continue to be damn hungry and

2:03

tired a little longer. The Oz9 took some

2:06

serious hits from the other vessel, and there's

2:08

work to do. It's

2:11

said, something's coming. Something's

2:14

coming and there's nothing you can

2:16

do. That's a

2:18

little bit of a question.

2:20

Geez! I

2:24

don't mean to be ungrateful about the

2:26

whole stopping the cestic aliens from killing

2:28

us all thing, but you're still dreaming.

2:31

On my next day's loss. We'll see about last night again. They're

2:34

still dreaming. Not you! Fine, fine. But,

2:36

uh, it's a slipping hazard, so when

2:38

someone breaks a hip- I wanna know

2:40

more about the light! Thanks. You

2:43

said it was the blend of

2:45

infrared and ultraviolet. I'm about to go

2:47

ultraviolet if you don't shut up about the light.

2:50

It's lovely to finally see you, Colin.

2:52

It is a relief to be seen. It

2:54

must be. And now that we

2:57

know where you are, you can finally put that

2:59

martini down. I beg your pardon.

3:01

Or not. Does

3:03

Pippi's voice sound different? Yes,

3:06

our new sound designer, dear.

3:09

Does anyone know why we can still

3:12

see Colin? Sit alone. Captain

3:14

three. Oh hell. Yep, afraid so.

3:16

What? What?

3:18

Captain's right. They sent

3:21

back a double. That's clearly not Jesse. Ugh. Olivia?

3:24

Yeah, I heard it. I already checked.

3:26

Believe it or not, that's the real

3:29

one. We should run a deep brain

3:31

scan. A personality inventory, a check for

3:33

implants. You know, that sort of thing.

3:36

Deep brain? She's barely got a shallow

3:38

one. Right. It's rumped up

3:40

Mrs. Pacman before I send a caber into the

3:42

ship's computers and use the last of my

3:45

12-year-old Macales double cask whiskey. That's whiskey

3:47

with no E mind you. A

3:49

63 quid a bottle. Plus, a set mania of

3:51

maiden bits on fire. And scan

3:53

complete. She's fine. Ah, I've eaten

3:56

for a decent reason. Something

4:00

is coming. What? Where? No.

4:02

Yes. Not

4:05

now. Then maybe keep your warnings

4:07

to yourself. Sheesh. I was

4:09

just repeating what- Anyway, Jesse, what did

4:12

the scuba diver mean by Something

4:14

is coming? That's what I

4:16

was- Pointless. Yes, I mean,

4:19

I'm quite curious as well. Hm? Something's

4:22

coming. Where? Where? Ah,

4:24

do you figure it out, Captain? What

4:27

else did the divers say? Hm? And

4:29

how exactly did he say it? I

4:31

mean, being dead and all. Yes.

4:33

Was it some sort of mental

4:35

projection? Or a hallucination. And hallucination,

4:38

actually. I mean, you were under

4:40

a lot of stress. Don't be

4:42

daft. I pulled the glowing starfish-

4:44

He starched? It from his pocket

4:47

and his skull swiveled around to look me

4:49

in the eye. His mouth

4:51

opened and he said, Something

4:54

is coming. Something is

4:56

coming and there's nothing you can do.

4:59

Okay, how do you know it was

5:01

looking you in the eye? Eh? The

5:03

diver has no eyes, presumably. How

5:05

could you tell which way it was looking? Why,

5:08

did it have been addressing someone else? Oh,

5:10

sure, of course. It

5:12

was no doubt talking to

5:14

the scum's fucking snail. Was

5:16

it a nori snail or a faunus?

5:19

Hm, surely, Kyla Melania. How

5:21

warm was it in the tank? You're

5:24

joking. No, Dr. Theo's right.

5:26

Kyla-Lamania do need warm temps

5:28

to breathe. Kyla-Lamania. Ah,

5:31

see, everyone. I'm just saying that all snails,

5:33

just because they're not warm- Well, you could be- They

5:35

might- Because you could be a big whale. You could be a

5:37

big whale. With any big skills without the

5:39

snail. I could be a big whale. I'm

5:42

not gonna snail with it. I'd

5:44

be a big Kyla-Lamania and temperature- I'm

5:48

not gonna snail with it. I'm not gonna snail with

5:51

it. In addition to the rather

5:53

only spankage from the scuba diver to Jesse-

5:55

Or the snail. Dr. Theo, I'm adding

5:57

an airlock to your bum. Okay,

6:00

sadly our extinguishers are full of

6:02

silly strays. But

6:28

hopefully there's enough to suffocate the smaller

6:31

fires. It's okay. Apparently,

6:33

silly string is really good at putting

6:35

out fires. Yeah, it's not. Quite

6:37

the opposite, in fact. Don't

6:40

do that. Ouch! Daniel,

6:42

do stop nipping. I'll get

6:44

you some food in a moment. And

6:46

about that thing that may or may

6:48

not be approaching. Phoebe, can

6:51

you detect anything? That's nothing beyond the

6:53

usual, no. I've been

6:55

sending out pings since Jesse and Colin returned.

6:57

I see. This, uh, this person was Colin, huh? I don't know

6:59

about the, uh, sort of, sort of thing. I've also been to the man at

7:01

this. How can I

7:03

stop you, dear? You're in a mood today, Greg. Ouch! Mrs.

7:06

Sheffield, you control your allegory. Sorry. He's, uh,

7:08

nervous around strangers. I'm not a stranger. I've been on this ship longer

7:10

than you have. No. I think everybody

7:12

has. Yes, it's leaving me outside. I'm not a

7:14

stranger. I'm not a stranger. I'm not a stranger.

7:17

I'm not a stranger. I'm not a stranger. I'm

7:19

not a stranger. I'm not a stranger. I've been

7:22

on this ship longer than you have. No. I

7:25

think everybody has. Yes, it's leaving me out in time to

7:27

tell you. For a while now, I've been getting noises from

7:29

my scientists. What scientists? Well,

7:35

Greg is equipped with all manner of sensors

7:38

that send information back to a group of

7:40

scientists on Earth. But

7:42

they've been quiet for some months

7:44

now. Until recently. What

7:47

sorts of noises? Don't rightly know. How does that

7:49

sound? Don't rightly know how to explain it. Kind

7:51

of spooky stuff. A collection of crepes. Cat fight.

8:00

shipwreck, fancy

8:02

bridge, and really

8:04

long fuse. I

8:07

haven't yet eaten that flamethrower oinks in

8:09

your flip. That's

8:11

an oddly specific set of

8:13

sounds. Any facts? Why would

8:15

there be facts? I don't know, that just

8:17

sounded very Halloween. There's

8:20

usually facts. How chilling. And...

8:23

A clear thrill in. It's

8:26

like a little hat. Well,

8:28

until we have more information, we should

8:30

probably concentrate on fixing the damage from

8:32

the Kestecaleons. Everyone, off

8:34

the bridge, you will find the fire

8:36

extinguishers. Ah, silly string dispensers. Yes,

8:39

thank you Dr. Theo, you'll find

8:41

the canisters on level 6. If

8:43

you see a fire, shoot string at it

8:45

until you put it out. Reminder

8:48

listeners, this does not work.

8:50

Actually, it's a really good

8:52

way to burn your house

8:54

down. Also, avoid

8:56

level 4 for now. Unless

8:59

you want to get sucked out a tiny

9:01

hole that'll turn you into human thread. That's

9:03

disgusting. Yeah, even more so

9:05

when it's zombie thread. Oh, and good news

9:07

on the zombie front. Not zombie. And,

9:10

not our problem anymore. Ow!

9:12

Damn it, Mrs. S, would you feed that

9:14

thing? Jesse, add the starfish... Sea

9:17

Star. Shut it. To

9:19

our pile of glowy things. Let's go people. Seriously?

9:24

All that wind up about

9:26

zombies on board and they're

9:28

suddenly gone? Our writer

9:30

has a short attention span. After

9:33

a brief battle, when more than one person

9:35

wanted the green one, our feckless crew are

9:37

now armed with canisters of silly string and

9:39

begin policing the ship for fires. Mind

9:42

your foot, that's 11 on

9:45

this floor alone. We're

9:47

going to die, aren't we? Eventually,

9:50

not from here. Alicia could hand

9:52

the soul into one room and turn off the aces for the

9:54

fighters. If she's not doing

9:56

that, she's not worried. Why is she not

9:58

doing that? team

10:01

building exercise or her own

10:03

amusement. Captain

10:05

Jesse, I never

10:07

thanked you for saving

10:10

my life back on the shrimp

10:12

ship. What? I just wanted to

10:14

see you with a plastic submarine

10:16

on your head. You're welcome.

10:19

Thank you. How

10:21

are you two here? Exinguishing

10:24

life-threatening fires with a children's birthday

10:26

party gimmick. You? We

10:28

thought this was our floor. You didn't get

10:31

hijacked by a sandwich machine, did you? No,

10:33

actually. I haven't seen one

10:35

of those in a while. Ooh, yeah.

10:37

Hey, what about those? Short

10:41

attention span. Right.

10:43

Ugh, I swear

10:46

these floors are created by M.C. Escher.

10:48

Is that like a popular

10:50

DJ or something? On

10:52

this team, M.C. Escher is the artist

10:54

who created those impossible

10:56

staircases. What was the name

10:58

of that work? Ah, yes.

11:01

Relativity. Ooh, they loved

11:03

our podcast. Hang on.

11:06

Blue? Oh? No. If

11:09

we might drag it back from the

11:11

shameless plug. The sort of air it

11:13

was. The floors. They don't

11:15

work like regular floors. They...wind. Has it always been

11:18

that way? My

11:21

God. Is that... The

11:25

dill chain could burn a wing. Mind your head.

11:29

Blue. Ugh. What is

11:31

that stink? Several of

11:33

my childhood friends. What?

11:35

Really? Oh,

11:37

jeez. Sorry. No, it's

11:40

all right. Most of them were total

11:42

bastards. Does anyone else feel chill?

11:45

I can see my breath. Yes. Captain

11:48

Jesse... Hi. I haven't had

11:50

a chance to brush my teeth. Huh? Oh.

11:53

I wasn't going to talk to

11:55

you about that. So, when

11:58

you have a moment... Anyway,

12:00

I wanted to ask you about your

12:02

dead scuba diver. You know,

12:04

hypoxia is a real thing. I had

12:07

my helmet on the entire time. It

12:09

was real. Okay, so, is

12:12

there a chance this is all connected?

12:15

Greg's noises, the warning from the dead

12:17

diver, the cold spots right next to

12:20

a small fire? Oh, mind

12:22

your elbows. What are

12:24

you saying, Pippi? Well, I

12:26

didn't want to say it,

12:28

but I've been getting some strange

12:30

returns too. I was

12:33

trying to ping the Castachalian ships, and

12:35

yeah, curious phenomenon. Because

12:38

even though sound generally travels

12:40

faster through water, it's just...

12:42

Really? Oh, right, the

12:44

778. Anyway,

12:47

I was trying to ping for the two

12:49

of you, but the interference I got was

12:51

mostly on our side. What kind of interference?

12:54

So it's just it. Whoops, mind

12:56

your shoulders. The

12:58

patterns I was seeing were... Wasty.

13:02

Wasty? I mean, not solid.

13:06

My pings are super sensitive, but even

13:08

I can't detect smoke

13:10

or shadows or whatever

13:12

that was. It had

13:14

to have some substance. Just

13:17

not much. Okay, look. I'm

13:19

a scientist. There's no such thing

13:21

as go- Ugh. I

13:26

begged a different scientist.

13:29

There are more things in heaven

13:31

and earth ratio than are

13:33

dreamt of in your philosophy. Yeah,

13:35

the Shakespeare was like six

13:37

episodes ago. I'm aware of that. What

13:41

a disaster. The barge

13:43

and I had quite

13:45

a good giggle over it. Tada.

13:49

Hey, maybe I can. I

13:52

knew she was there. Damn,

13:54

I'm good. So

13:56

anyway, what I'm saying is

13:58

that whole something is cl- may

14:00

relate to what's already here. Are

14:03

you saying there's shrimp aboard this

14:05

ship? What? Are there shrimp? No!

14:09

No shrimp. There are no shrimp.

14:11

Okay. Phew. I'm kinda touchy

14:13

about shrimp at the moment. Do

14:16

we have cocktail sauce? That's a bit hostile. Oh!

14:18

You ever been in a tank with a

14:20

dead astronaut and a limited supply of oxygen?

14:22

Well, not not. The question is, is

14:26

it a problem? There's enough of a problem

14:28

for a dead scuba diver to come back

14:30

to life and warn us. While

14:32

I was nearly drowning, just

14:35

sing. On

14:37

my crew, another seven-year-old, eight, can he

14:39

report to the bio-swamp? Eight to the

14:41

bio-swamp, thank you. Well, that's

14:44

just rude. She's not wrong.

14:46

We're all in the hominoidia family. Sure.

14:49

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14:51

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16:40

is happening. Wait, for it? Is

16:43

it affecting them all? Is it? Goodness,

16:45

Mrs. S! Are you all right? Oh

16:47

yes, yes, yes. A quick dip

16:50

in antibiotic appointment. A few sticking

16:52

glasses and a variety. Oh,

16:55

I'm sorry. Daniel?

16:59

Indeed, he was in a bit of

17:01

a panic for them. I

17:03

brought him here to be with his family. Great,

17:07

you're here. Nothing going on. Time

17:09

for lunch. Hang on. You

17:12

hear that? I don't hear it, but

17:14

I feel it. Yeah,

17:16

it's a blonde. It's a blonde. E-Bred.

17:21

E-lots of E-Bred. Where's

17:24

the plastic? Follow along when you need

17:27

one. It's not the E-Bred. It's the

17:29

allegrope. Over there, look. They

17:31

are feeling broken. Ah,

17:35

it's

17:38

an entirely new species we know nothing about.

17:40

Oh, you are absolutely correct, my fellow. Feel

17:42

free to stab your own ass, faster than

17:44

they are. The group.

17:48

All right, everybody else is trying to

17:50

say something. I know. What's

18:00

going on? What's going on? What's going on?

18:11

I have no idea. They're

18:13

usually people's homes. It

18:16

could be a seed in their development.

18:19

Like what Dr. Theo said. We really

18:21

don't know anything about them. We're pinned

18:23

down. They're himself being

18:25

so dramatic Captain Jesse. They're

18:27

not dropping bombs. Just squan

18:29

air a few minutes. Oh,

18:32

that's interesting. We

18:35

get the name they're dropping. I

18:37

think we need an entirely new word

18:40

for a new species. Good idea.

18:42

Maybe something like... You

18:44

even think about starting this discussion. I

18:46

will see you out

18:48

there. They are really agitated

18:50

by something. Something here in

18:53

the floor. How clever do you

18:55

know that? Warming behavior. They

18:57

may be new creatures, but

18:59

you're huge. Look

19:02

at their faces. They're spinning. She's

19:04

running. Thank you, Dr. Theo.

19:07

Where's my love? Well,

19:13

thank goodness for that. Everyone

19:15

alright? Where's Greg? He

19:18

has trotted off to join the other animals. But

19:21

that's absurd. I think

19:23

that isn't a real... I

19:27

would not be so sure of my class. Something

19:29

has spoken to it. He probably didn't speak business.

19:32

Well, that was weird, huh? Where

19:36

were you? Oh,

19:38

I think I'm on some

19:41

organic buildup. You

19:43

did a job, you mate.

19:45

There's your people instinct. Are

19:51

they coming? The egress aren't coming,

19:53

are they? Wow, they really traumatized you, didn't

19:55

they? I don't want to talk about it.

19:58

Alright, now. It's

20:00

challenging for me. I'm

20:04

sorry, but I don't hear anything unusual

20:06

and... Yes, I... I

20:08

mean, it helps serve the statement of it.

20:10

I mean, I don't hear anything unusual

20:12

or the biosomps. You're

20:15

in on my own. You're inside. Oh, oh, oh, oh. It's

20:19

magic. Or at least

20:21

it's their comms, champ. Well, you

20:23

better put yourself on speakerphone. Yeah,

20:25

that's a good idea. But

20:28

first, for context, please be a

20:30

scientist of your MCCAC. Correct?

20:35

Yes. Okay, ecology. But

20:37

no, okay. I'm looking

20:39

for the right switches. There!

20:43

Ahh! What's going on? What's

20:45

happening to them? No, no, no. That's...

20:47

that's just sometimes the idea of both

20:49

stations. Ah,

20:51

looking for the live stream. Ah, there we go. Hi.

21:00

Good luck. That's

21:04

coming from the lab at MCCAC.

21:07

This is last term.

21:09

Last term I heard that much

21:11

from my own name. Ah, yes.

21:14

It's a good reminder that one should never

21:16

work on the BPR aphrodisiac in the public

21:18

space. Could lead

21:20

to a staff infection. Well,

21:22

you were involved in that

21:24

project, no? Here, doctor? I

21:27

was. Mm-hmm. Yes. Oh,

21:30

really? How about

21:32

they think? No way. It

21:34

isn't. What? Are we actually

21:36

listening to you? Listen up, it's mine. You're pulling

21:38

it back. Hello. Thanks for the

21:40

mission. Wait. Hey, turn

21:42

up your speakerphone. Okay, pal.

21:44

Yes, hurry. Turn

21:47

it on again. Right. Hang on.

21:53

And it's all blue. It

21:58

appears you're flipping it. There's faster. Let me

22:00

guess you heard Joe

22:12

and I were down in the low levels of the ship I

22:14

need to figure out I detected aliens were targeting

22:16

that area, but we've decided it

22:18

was more than simple pigs tail

22:21

pulling Captain

22:23

I came up here with you. I know

22:26

and I'm mad at myself. What

22:28

exactly did you discover? Well

22:30

first there are sub levels. We

22:32

didn't even know existed. How

22:34

is that possible? It's

22:36

not like a spaceship can have a basement Why

22:39

not? Oh Wait,

22:42

never mind. Oh you don't know why

22:44

not do Second men

22:47

the lights worked out. I'm not even sure if

22:49

they ever did If I

22:51

may venture again, I guess you had noises

22:53

similar to those we had on Greg speaker

22:56

phone Is that where

22:58

those were coming from? Yes,

23:00

you're correct. Does that mean the scientists were

23:02

here on the ship all along? Wait

23:07

wait Hang

23:10

on this is all just theory at the

23:12

moment you need to get back down those in

23:15

light Wait, does this mean the

23:17

test of aliens were actually trying to

23:19

protect us from something and why

23:21

would they Just

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want them in the fish tank thinking he was

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a decoration Why

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Hey You

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We'll make getting to a really bit

24:02

harder. Can you get

24:04

in the door? Let's

24:07

hide everyone. I'll be off to the end. I'm

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taking the best for us. That's

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weird. What did he do? Hahahaha!

24:19

Hahahaha! Hahahaha! Ohhh!

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Okay? We've got to

24:29

get the spacesuits from the closet. We've got backup

24:31

O2 in case our supply shuts off. I

24:33

can't see anything. Well,

24:36

you're in luck because I have several pairs

24:38

of night vision goggles. Here. Oh,

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thanks. What's happening? No

24:43

clue, but we're only two episodes from the

24:46

end of season six, so I'm guessing we're

24:48

gearing up for Cliffhanger. I

24:50

hate Cliffhangers. Yeah, well, they're a

24:52

time-tested and love narrative device, so get used

24:54

to it. What

24:56

do we do now? Just like, sit tight and

24:58

wait for the end? How about we run the credits?

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That'll calm you down, right? Sure.

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Sure. Take a breath.

25:06

You've been listening to...

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Bonnie Brantley as Jessie and

25:11

Lady Nimble Biscuit. Eric Perry

25:13

as Joe, Dr. Von Havisett, Sir and Howard.

25:17

Shannon Perry as Madeleine and Olivia. Chrissy

25:21

Talon Sage as Julie. David

25:23

S. Deer as Dr. Cio-Bromé. Sarah

25:27

Rae Werner as Pipistrel. Tim

25:30

Sherburne as Colin and Emily. Sarah Golding as Mrs.

25:32

Sheffield. Kevin Hall as Greg.

25:35

I'm Kyle Jones, your narrator,

25:37

too. And

25:39

I'm Chris Nidalning-Gorley, your narrator. Our music

25:41

is composed and performed by John Faley. Lucas

25:45

Elliot creates our artwork. Sarah Golding

25:47

is our dialogue editor. Mark Rustuchea is

25:49

our sound designer. Oz Nyan is written

25:51

by Shannon Perry. Oz9

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is a proud member of the Fable and

26:02

Folly Network. Be sure to check out all

26:04

the great shows at fableandfolly.com. This

26:07

episode is dedicated to the memory of

26:09

one of our favorite forever space monkeys,

26:11

Kate Walinga. We love and miss

26:13

you, Kate. You will always matter. Till

26:15

next time, space monkeys, reach for the stars,

26:18

but don't touch them, they're hot. Let's

26:22

see. Folly

27:00

Network, where fiction producers

27:02

flourish. Yee.

27:18

Good afternoon, Oz. This is all I can do.

27:20

This is all any of us can do. I'm

27:26

from the world of the war. Neural

27:29

implants, let me control drugs, drones, whatever

27:31

you've got. Now I'm back

27:33

in all these government issue prosthetics are falling apart.

27:38

What the hell are you doing in my barn? I'm

27:40

just looking for a little power, and then I'll be

27:42

on my way. He

27:47

will be Arlin Frey. He must have seen

27:49

you on the drone feeds. Who is he?

27:51

The meanest son of a bitch with a badge. on

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