Quote from: Prez on Oct 09, 2018, 04:05:08 AM
Quote from: Anarchist86ed on Oct 09, 2018, 02:33:39 AM
QuoteJust listened to these and you sir are a master of sound. Move over Dirk Maggs! Thanks for your work I look forward to the next installment.
I'm sure he's safe from me.
QuoteDon't sell yourself short. Original post was on the mark. Your quality of production is on par with anything I've heard from Audible.
Take a bow to you and your team - you deserve a lot of credit.
Nah, it's not, but maybe 45% on par. Maybe 45.5%. 
I am my own worst critic by the way.
Yes you are 
But take it from someone who's been a professional within the creative industry for almost 30 years ... you and your team have done an outstanding job on this series.
Thanks.

The script for Charon has gone out. We're going back to Acheron to uncover all the secrets that are still there. And, yes, we will reference colonial Marines and it's "canon" of Hadley's hope.

In the meantime, here's some fun behind the scenes stuff.
When the Captain said "who kamikazed who?". This was actually my own personal reference to the original ending I had planned of Solara being kamikazed into the gold mines on Plutus. But this was cringe because it was too Deep Imapactish, Stephanie agreed it had to go.
"Dear lord baby Jesus creator of man and all things good." That's not right, is it? I don't know, but it's what a religious crazy I knew when I was a kid would say.
I know none of the cast personally, but Stephanie and AJ are friends.
Solara's registry number is 8122157, it's the Captain's birthday of August 12, 2157. But my birthday is on August 12th. The captain is technically 23, but she's still a teenager because she spent so much time in Cryo, this is why doctor Church calls her a child. I will be 200 years old when the story of Solara begins in October 2180.

Technically Solara happens right around Halloween, 2180. I love Halloween, it's the only thing I look forward to all year.
"To the money" was a phrase I came up with for another project that I never got made.
Before Disney bought Fox, I wrote that Taco Bell was in line with Walmart to buy Weyland-Yutani, this reference is made again in Charon. This is of course a demolition man nod. In Charon the main character says Wey-Yu will end up like all the old fast food franchises, bought by Taco Bell for pennies on the dollar.
Captain Anderson shares the last name of a dear friend of mine, that's why I named her that.
The characters all have first names of course. John is only John though. Or J-001, his official Weyland-Yutani designation. Deckard is Philip Deckard. His name is also a reference. According to Wikipedia, the word jockey in the English language itself derives from the name John also colloquially used for boy, as cognate to the custom found in many Indo-European languages. John will live up to his name at some point. The kid is called the kid, I never did come up with a name for him. Chief is Chief, didn't come up with a name. And Ramirez is named Ramirez because Highlander was on when I was writing her. The Captain's first name is a mystery, only John and the Chief actually know it which is why the kid asked if he'd tell her, because he doesn't know it.
Roll Me Away ยท Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band is a very important song in the series.
Part 5 preview.
Fox on the run is played on a cassette tape in part 5. The Captain will ask "why is this tape labelled "awesome mix"?
The scene it's used in is described as gearing up, with the Captain removing a colonial marines patch and replacing it with a Solara crew patch. The crew then strut "awesomely" to an elevator.
The Captain tells John a story of a little girl she met on Acheron who had a kinda weird accent sometimes and wouldn't leave her alone with questions about what it was like to live in space. And how she was sorry that little girl was dead now. Who could she possibly be talking about?

Part five is the last time we hear from John until the final episode. We won't hear from Deckard until the final episode either.