New release! Tatoes in Space by davyferguson
And we always called them taters where I grew up. Obviously, that wasn’t Ireland. That’s where davyferguson is from, and they call them tatoes, apparently. And sometimes, if you look close enough, you can find Tatoes in Space:
The all new Irish Space Opera “Tatoes in Space starring Clint Mitchum as Captain Spud- lead guitarist and singer of the tribute Crusty Rock band- Captain Spud and the Revellers. Now touring Ireland amusically playing cover versions of the English band ‘The Levellers’. They sweat and skimp for a meagre living on the road.
One dark stormy night the band are in their van driving away from a gig- it’s late- Guinness the female roadie is driving blurry eyed down a dark Irish country lane that leads to God know where . . .
Then the moment that the vaste tri-angular Alien spacecraft that had been tracking the van- crash landed in a potatoe field.
October 31st, 2012 at 12:33 am
Is Dan Quayle your consultant on how to spell “potato?”
October 31st, 2012 at 7:20 pm
TATOES is one of the most popular Irish crisps available and they are great, tasty and cleverly put together… unlike the person who made the last comment!
March 24th, 2013 at 12:32 pm
RADIO DRAMA REVIEWS ONLINE
Tatoes in Space by davyferguson
Tatoes in Space
Weird Audio Productions, 2012
This audio drama, combining futuristic speculation, nostalgia for the days of steam radio, a fascination with space epics past and present, plus a welter of in-jokes both obscure and familiar, is just the kind of thing the internet was made for. It hooks the listeners’ attention and doesn’t let go; we want to know what’s happening next – as in all the best serials – while admiring the sheer versatility of writer/producer Davy Ferguson.
I won’t attempt to give any idea of the plot – it is both too complicated and too involved to do so. Suffice to say that it involves issues of discovery, possession, loss, success and failure; the kind of things characteristic of all good space operas. However I will say that the serial as a whole is extremely addictive.
At the time of writing, I could not find all episodes of the serial available to listen. I urge davyferguson to make them all available once more at the earliest possible opportunity.
(Copy and pasted from http://www.radiodramareviews.com/id1338.html)