Stars End S3E17 - A Podcast in a Frenzy Can Do Surprising Things

EPISODE · Aug 13, 2022 · 59 MIN

Stars End S3E17 - A Podcast in a Frenzy Can Do Surprising Things

from Stars End: A Foundation Podcast · host Stars End Podcast

Some things can't be seen.  If you've listened to our podcast, you know that we've bemoaned the fact that although there was a BBC adaptation of The Caves of Steel, we cannot see it because all known copies of the original tapes have been destroyed. Did you know that there was also a BBC adaptation of The Naked Sun?  It came out in the third season of Out Of The Unknown and starred Paul Maxwell as Elijah Bailey and David Collings as R. Daneel.  We can't see that either.  You'd think that the BBC would have learned its lesson by 1969, but no such luck.  All known copies of those tapes have been destroyed as well. And then there's Joseph's friend Andy, our special guest in this episode.  He has studiously avoided having a social media presence and so he's something else that can't be seen, online anyway. In The Naked Sun, we learn all about things that can't be seen.  Lije wants to see the crime scene and he wants to see the outside and he especially wants to see Gladia but the Solarians are determined that he only view these things.  Seeing is not the same as viewing. But sometimes we can hear even if we can't see.  That episode of Out Of The Unknown?  There's a reconstruction, so the soundtrack must still exist.  You can hear that if you can find a copy. You can hear Andy here on the podcast, in his World Wide Web premier. And you can hear about chapters 1 through 6 of The Naked Sun because that's what we're talking about this time.  We'll get to that viewing vs. seeing thing and much more! So join us! You've got to hear this!

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