Mini-episode: Exile to Hell

07/31/22 • 6 min

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Big Brother makes an unofficial visit to the Inner Hebrides joycamp to pay his personal respects to a special prisoner.

This is a mini-episode taking place some time between the events of episode 4 "How a Nation is Exploited". Starring Robin Johnson as George Orwell, Alexander Walsh as Isaac Asimov, Eve Morris as the joycamp commander, Patrick Spragg as H. G. Wells, and Lionel Ritchie, Bill Withers and Curt Smith as Sonny Walk-Man.

References

Isaac Asimov's review of Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four can be read here.

A transcript of this episode is available here.

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Big Brother makes an unofficial visit to the Inner Hebrides joycamp to pay his personal respects to a special prisoner.

References

Isaac Asimov's review of Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four can be read here.

A transcript of this episode is available here.

If you've enjoyed the show, we'd love it if you could leave us a rating on iTunes, Spotify, Podchaser or your favourite podcast site/app — and tell your friends!

twitter: @untrue_stories
facebook: untruestoriespodcast
instagram: untrue.stories
soundcloud: untrue-stories

If you would like to help cover our costs, you can tip us at ko-fi.com/untruestories or buy Untrue Stories merch at our zazzle store.

Robin can be contacted at [email protected]. Share and Enjoy!

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Mini-episode: Evil George Orwell

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Bonus mini-episode! George Orwell meets the version of George Orwell that internet weirdos often seem to confuse him with. Starring Robin Johnson as George Orwell and Liselle Nic Giollabháin as Thought Police Officer Rutherford.

A transcript of this episode is available here.
There's also a (slightly shortened) version of it as an illustrated, subtitled social media video here.

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If you would like to help cover our costs, you can tip us at ko-fi.com/untruestories or buy Untrue Stories merch at our zazzle store.

Robin can be contacted at [email protected]. Share and Enjoy!

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Classic sci-fi authors in their own worlds (1-minute trailer)

What happens when two giants of speculative fiction double-book a getaway cottage...

A one-minute trailer for Season 1 of Untrue Stories, in which George Orwell and H. G. Wells argue about tea, go time travelling, and sort of accidentally-on-purpose overthrow western democracy. Includes material from episodes one through five.

Untrue Stories is a comedy-drama sci-fi serial that puts its own surreal spin on classic science fiction.

Written and produced by Robin Johnson. Starring Robin Johnson as George Orwell and the voiceover; Patrick Spragg as H. G. Wells; Joanna Lawrie as Mrs Watchett; Tara Court as Julia; Alexander Walsh as the BBC announcer and Isaac Asimov; Liselle Nic Giollabhain as Thought Captain Rutherford; and Canavan Connolly as the Morlock. The music was composed and performed by Robin Johnson on kalimba, mountain dulcimer and electric bass, and sound effects were sourced from freesound.org (all effects used were released under a CC0 "no rights reserved" licence.)

A transcript of this trailer is available here.

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