In this episode of "Complete Disarray With Jamie Ray,” we welcome David Morris from Double Windsor Knot Photography for an in-depth exploration of the cult classic sci-fi series "Fringe." Morris, known for his keen visual analysis and pop culture insights, joins via Zoom to unpack the show's intricate narrative, groundbreaking scientific concepts, and lasting impact on television storytelling.The conversation promises to delve into the series' unique blend of episodic mysteries and overarching mythology, exploring how "Fringe" challenged traditional science fiction storytelling. Morris will likely discuss the show's innovative approach to parallel universes, fringe science, and the compelling character dynamics between Walter Bishop, Peter Bishop, and Olivia Dunham. Listeners can expect a comprehensive discussion that spans the show's five-season run, examining its narrative complexity, visual storytelling, and the ways it pushed the boundaries of network television science fiction. Morris's background in photography may provide unique insights into the show's visual aesthetics and cinematographic techniques. Jamie Ray and David Morris will explore how "Fringe" balanced procedural elements with a deeply emotional and complex serialized story, making it a standout series in the late 2000s and early 2010s television landscape.#fringeseries #oliviadunham #fringetvshow #fringe #peterbishop #joshuajackson #annatorv #fringeonfox #fringeturkey #fringedivision #fringetv #walterbishop #johnnoble #fringefan #fringeedit #yabancidiziler #bilimkurgufilmleri #yabanc #dizireplikleri #astridfarnsworth #lincolnlee #ninasharp #henriettabishop #williambell #charliefrancis #lledesfbi #gene #davidrobertjones #like #johnscott

Nelson G from “Average Home Theater Reviews” & I are joining forces to discuss our favorite episodes from each season & both movies. In our third episode, we'll discuss 6 episodes from Season 3.

Ep1 "Loved to Death" from Tales from the Crypt #25. Directed by Tom Mankiewicz. Written by Joe Minion and John Mankiewicz. Originally aired on June 15, 1991.

Ep2 "Carrion Death" from Shock Suspense Stories #9. Written & directed by Steven E. de Souza. Originally aired on June 15, 1991.

Ep3 "The Trap" from Shock Suspense Stories #18. Directed by Michael J. Fox. Written by Scott Alexander. Originally aired on June 15, 1991.

Lou Paloma (Bruce McGill), an obnoxious, egotistical, mean-spirited deadbeat who cannot hold down a job, is horribly in debt, and is both unfaithful and abusive (verbally and physically) to his wife, Irene (Teri Garr) ropes her and his brother, Billy (Bruno Kirby), into a plan to fake his own death, collect his life insurance money, and escape to a new life in Rio de Janeiro. Unfortunately, Lou is unaware that both his long-suffering wife and brother, who have developed an attraction to one another, are planning to double-cross him.

Ep4 "Abra Cadaver" from Tales from the Crypt #37 (as "Dead Right!"). Directed by Stephen Hopkins. Written by Jim Birge. Originally aired on June 19, 1991.

Years ago, Carl Fairbanks (Tony Goldwyn) and his brother Martin (Beau Bridges) were medical students. Carl played a prank on Martin which unexpectedly gave him a stroke and paralyzed one of his hands. In the present day, Carl becomes a successful surgeon whereas Martin's paralysis limits him to a medical research job. Martin gets his revenge by injecting Carl with an experimental serum that stops Carl's heart but keeps his brain alive, essentially trapping Carl in his own body.

Ep7 "The Reluctant Vampire" from The Vault of Horror #20. Directed by Elliot Silverstein. Written by Terry Black. Originally aired on July 10, 1991.

Donald Longtooth (Malcolm McDowell) is a vampire with a conscience. He eschews the tradition of killing mortals, instead satiating his need for blood by working as the night watchman at a blood bank. When Donald overindulges on the blood supply, the blood bank's owner, Mr. Crosswhite (George Wendt), realizes that his business is literally being sucked dry and threatens his employees with mass layoffs to avoid bankruptcy. Seeing that he must return to his old ways to replete his "embezzlement", Donald tries to solve his quandary by attacking dangerous criminals, all whilst struggling with the romantic advances of the blood bank's secretary (Sandra Dickinson), an investigative police detective (Paul Gleason), and vampire hunter Rupert Van Helsing (Michael Berryman).

Ep13 "Spoiled" from The Haunt of Fear #26. Directed by Andy Wolk. Written by Connie Johnson & Doug Ronning. Originally aired on August 21, 1991.

In a meta-layered spoof of daytime soap operas, Janet (Faye Grant), a housewife who is obsessed with the soap opera There's Always Tomorrow and watches the program religiously, is annoyed that her doctor husband, Leon (Alan Rachins), is more obsessed with experimenting on a rabbit than spending time with her. When her TV loses picture at a crucial moment in the show, Janet calls in a cable man named Abel (Anthony LaPaglia), to have cable installed. Inspired by There's Always Tomorrow's no-nonsense main character, Fuschia Monroe (Anita Morris), Janet begins a steamy affair with Abel while Leon is distracted with his work. When Leon catches the two of them in the act, he soon wonders if he could try his experiment on human subjects.

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Welcome back to Complete Disarray, where we dive deep into the most random topics. I'm your host Jamie Ray, and today I'm joined by the incomparable Super Gus to unpack one of the most haunting space odysseys ever put to film - the Swedish Danish masterpiece "Aniara."

Imagine boarding a luxury spaceship for what should be a routine three-week journey to Mars, only to find yourself set adrift in the cosmic void with no way home. That's just the beginning of this remarkable meditation on humanity's relationship with Earth, technology, and our own mortality. Released in 2018, "Aniara" takes us on a journey that spans decades, following a "Mimarobe" - an operator of an AI system designed to comfort passengers with memories of Earth - as hope gradually unravels aboard a ship that becomes both sanctuary and tomb.

Today, Super Gus and I will explore how this film transforms a simple evacuation narrative into an unflinching examination of human nature when faced with the prospect of eternal drift. We'll dive into its themes of environmental collapse, artificial consciousness, and the various ways humans cope with existential dread - from fertility cults to virtual reality escapism.

So, strap in for a conversation that's equal parts philosophical journey and psychological horror as we chart the course of humanity's last voyage among the stars. The Aniara awaits.

*WARNING* This movie contains scenes of sex, suicide, and violence.

Nelson G from Average Home Theater Reviews & I are joining forces to discuss our favorite episodes from each season & both movies. In our second episode, we'll discuss 8 episodes from Season 2.

• "Dead Right" from Shock SuspenStories #6 debuted April 21, 1990

• • In 1950, gold-digging secretary Cathy Finch (Demi Moore) marries Charlie Marno (Jeffrey Tambor), a grotesque slob of a man after being told by a fortune teller, Madame Vorna (Natalia Nogulich), that he will die shortly after inheriting a large sum of money. Vorna's prediction does come true, but not in the way that Cathy expects.

• "The Switch" from Tales from the Crypt #45 debuted April 21, 1990

• • A dying elderly man named Carlton Webster (William Hickey) wants to propose to his crush, a young woman named Linda (Kelly Preston). After being rejected for his age & realizing plastic surgery cannot do much, Carlton ends up meeting a discredited doctor who helps him slowly switch bodies with Hans (Rick Rossovich), an East German refugee. In the end, Carlton discovers that Linda's affection comes at a price he simply cannot afford.

• "Cutting Cards" from Tales from the Crypt #32 debuted April 21, 1990

• • Reno Crevice & Sam Forney (Lance Henriksen & Kevin Tighe), a pair of rival gamblers who hate each other with a passion, face off in a series of increasingly dangerous & gruesome games in order to see who will leave town when all is said & done.

• "The Thing from the Grave" from Tales from the Crypt #22 debuted May 8, 1990

• • Stacy (Teri Hatcher), a supermodel, & her photographer Devlin (Kyle Secor) fall in love. When Stacy's abusive fiancée, Mitch (Miguel Ferrer), learns of their affair, he sets out to kill Devlin. However, Mitch soon gets a nasty surprise when he discovers, thanks to a supernatural necklace, Devlin's love for Stacy proves to be strong even in the face of death itself.

• "The Ventriloquist's Dummy" from Tales from the Crypt #28 debuted June 5, 1990

• • Aspiring ventriloquist Billy Goldman (Bobcat Goldthwait) wants to improve his craft. To that end, he seeks out his idol, retired ventriloquist Mr. Ingels (Don Rickles), for advice. Soon after, Billy finds out that his idol has a dark past, as well as a gruesome secret regarding his success in show business.

• "Fitting Punishment" from The Vault of Horror #16 debuted June 19, 1990

• • Bible-thumping funeral home director Ezra Thornberry (Moses Gunn) cuts corners when it comes to his own line of work. Following a tragic car crash, he is made the legal guardian of his teenage nephew, Bobby (Jon Clair). Bobby becomes his uncle's apprentice mortician to earn his room & board, though he soon comes to resent the abusive behavior & stinginess of his uncle, especially after Ezra cripples him in a rage.

• "Korman's Kalamity" from Tales from the Crypt #31 debuted June 26, 1990

• • Jim Korman (Harry &erson), a cartoonist who works on the Tales from the Crypt comic, is put-upon by his shrewish & abusive wife Mildred (Colleen Camp) to take experimental fertility pills. Later that night, a policewoman, Lorelei Phillips (Cynthia Gibb), is saved from a rapist (Richard Schiff) when a monster suddenly emerges from a washing machine & tears the rapist's head off. Seeing the same monster on an issue of Tales from the Crypt, along with other monsters that were sighted recently, Lorelei interrogates Jim, believing that he is somehow making his drawings come to life.

• "The Secret" from The Haunt of Fear #24 debuted July 31, 1990

• • Theodore (Mike Simmrin), a 12-year-old orphan, is finally able to leave the orphanage he lives in when he is adopted by a rich, childless couple known as the Colberts (William Frankfather & Grace Zabriskie). Unknown to Theodore, his new parents harbor a dark secret. However, unknown to the Colberts, Theodore has a dark secret of his own.

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I had the unique opportunity to sit down with Corey Singletery, aka Flood, to discuss his unique fusion of old school Hip Hop and new style Rap. Flood is a Louisiana artist and loves to share his music with all people. We get to discuss his influences and various projects, including his track with a Japanese artist. And, of course, we laugh a lot.

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Picard "Nepenthe" Season One Episode Seven.

Big question here: Where in the whole of Starfleet did Commodore Oh get those cool Sunglasses? And how did she PAY for them? Okay, maybe they were replicated. But I digress... Have I ever mentioned the fact that this isn't your daddy's Star Trek? Let me check my records... Hmmm, can't be sure. Weird, ain't it? Super Gus and I break down this episode for you at absolutely NO CHARGE! How ya like that? And even if we did, Starfleet doesn't use money anymore, so.... Check us out wherever you stream stuff. You know, like Podcasts. Not streams like water.

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Nelson G from Average Home Theater Reviews and I are joining forces to discuss our favorite episodes from each season and both movies. In our premiere episode, we'll discuss all 6 episodes from Season 1.

"The Man Who Was Death" - Niles Talbot (William Sadler), a prison executioner, is laid off from his job when the local legislature abolishes the death penalty. From there, he becomes a vigilante, administering his own style of justice to acquitted murder suspects.

"And All Through the House" - Elizabeth (Mary Ellen Trainor), a greedy, philandering housewife, kills her second husband (Marshall Bell) for his insurance money. Upon getting rid of the body, she is unexpectedly attacked by an escaped mental patient (Larry Drake) dressed as Santa Claus who has been going around killing women. She soon fears that her young daughter may be the psychotic Santa's next victim.

"Dig That Cat… He's Real Gone" - A carnival daredevil known as Ulric the Undying (Joe Pantoliano) is buried alive for his grand finale. Through a series of flashbacks, he tells the viewers how he was formerly a homeless vagrant who had undergone a doctor's experiment in order to transfer a cat's gland into his brain, giving him its nine lives and the ability to temporarily resurrect a number of times. However, during his final stunt, he suddenly remembers that he may have miscounted just how many lives he has left. Also starring Robert Wuhl.

"Only Sin Deep" - Sylvia Vane (Lea Thompson), a young, narcissistic prostitute, "sells" her beauty to a voodoo-dabbling pawnbroker (Britt Leach) so that she can use the money to snag a rich bachelor, Ronnie Price (Brett Cullen), but she soon regrets it when her face begins to unexpectedly age at an accelerated rate.

"Lover Come Hack to Me" - Peggy and Charles (Amanda Plummer and Stephen Shellen) are a newlywed couple who, after a car accident, end up settling for the night inside a decrepit mansion belonging to Peggy's aunt. While inside, Charles plans to kill Peggy for her inheritance, but he soon learns that Peggy's family has a dark past, and that Peggy herself is not who she seems to be.

"Collection Completed" - An uptight elderly man named Jonas (M. Emmet Walsh) is forced into retirement, and soon discovers his wife Anita's (Audra Lindley) obsession with adopting animals into their home, leading him to use the animals for a hobby of his own. Check out

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SPECIAL BONUS FFFF Episode. Comics & Religion! That’s right, I’m doing it. Before you start listening, please come with an open ear. We're not trying to enlighten you or convert you, just maybe entertain you. Guest Aaron Smith and I discuss religion in comics, and I mean all comics. From Roman Catholics and Daredevil to Egyptians and Isis, we cover lots of faiths and lots of titles. And we even play a game where Aaron puts ME on the spot. Fun stuff.