Continuum Drag

Strap on your digital watch! We're watching the TV movie/pilot for Gemini Man, where a scuba diving atomic accident messes with a man's DNA helixes and he gets the power to turn invisible for 15 minutes a day.

We're joined by returning guest Will for a trip to a totalitarian mirror Earth just like ours - except for no Florida and everyone is left-handed - in the failed pilot/TV movie The Stranger.

We finally get out of London and into the country side of the time sprawling fifth and sixth episodes of the 1981 The Day of the Triffids.

Its the end of the world as the UK knows it in episodes 3 & 4 of the 1981 The Day of the Triffids as two factions emerge with wildly different but equally poorly considered solutions to the apocalypse.

We arrive in London with guest Nico to watch a man dictate to a tape recorder, witness a walking plant that loves to slap, and see some free entertainment in episodes 1 & 2 of the 1981 The Day of Triffids series.

We return to the Earth Star Voyager as they battle an off-brand Borg, dance to rock'n'roll and approach Assembly in part two of the failed pilot/TV movie.

We board part one of the teens-in-space ship Earth Star Voyager as they leave a dying Earth to find humanity a new home amongst space garbage, abandoned World's Fair satellites and the Outlaw Technology Zone.

The Inhumans finally return to the secret bunker on the Moon with a long forgotten fish-friend for a final confrontation between brothers in episodes seven and eight.

Returning guest Stephen joins us as the Inhumans as they finally get the gang back together and we wonder if maybe the royal family aren't actually heroes at all in episodes five and six.

Ganja farms, surf militias, prison riots, veterinary science for giant dogs and randomly generated super powers take up time in episodes three and four of Inhumans.