X-06: FUTURESPY

Viking City, Mars colony, space year 2065.

It should have been a simple assignment for 'Space Age Spy' X-06 – to rescue the kidnapped son of a Martian industrialist – but X-06 didn't count on his father not wanting him back...

About X-06: FUTURESPY:

X-06: FUTURESPY is the cult 1960’s TV show that you can’t remember because it never happened.

Inspired by classic British spy and sci-fi telly of the sixties, X-06: FUTURESPY is deliberately presented as a “lost” old-fashioned period piece. The hisses and crackles you hear on this recording are quite deliberate, as low-fidelity sound is to be expected from sound retrieved by hyperspace audio-visualizer from a parallel universe 1965.

You can READ, WATCH and LISTEN to FUTURESPY adventures. Check out https://x06futurespy.blogspot.com/ for details.

Credits:

A dramatic reading produced, written and performed by JM Baxter.

Next episode: The Art of Deception

"We are ALL robots... Slaves to our own programmed commands. Or to our superiors. You are a robot too, I think...?"

Continuing the story started in “EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE ONE". Stay tuned for the next instalment, "KILL TRANSMISSION".

About X-06: FUTURESPY:

X-06: FUTURESPY is the cult 1960’s TV show that you can’t remember because it never happened.

Inspired by classic British spy and sci-fi telly of the sixties, X-06: FUTURESPY is deliberately presented as a “lost” old-fashioned period piece. The hisses and crackles you hear on this recording are quite deliberate, as low-fidelity is to be expected from audio retrieved by laser-accelerated spectography from a parallel universe 1965.

You can READ, WATCH and LISTEN to FUTURESPY adventures. Check out https://x06futurespy.blogspot.com/ for details.

Credits:

A short dramatic reading produced, written and performed by JM Baxter, featuring Sarah Cross as 2-3-7

Next Episode: "Kill Transmission"

Britain's top scientists are defecting to the Soviet Red Bloc, never to be seen again. Still, we can rely on the loyalty of agent X-06... can't we?

An 'old school' spy-fi thriller inspired by 60's TV shows like the Avengers, Danger Man, Thunderbirds and The Saint.

X-06: James Baxter

Nadia: Kat Leroy

Volkov: Matthew Woodcock

Dr Blake: Cai Ross

Sir Jeremy: Scott Campbell

Prof. Day: Niamh Griffiths

Announcer: Giles Cosgrove

Other parts played by the cast.

Music by Mister Brown, Created, directed, produced by James Baxter

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Conclusion of a two part story that started with MAN WITH TWO FACES.

It’s said that deception can be elevated to an art form. But who here is the artist?

And what do the demands of Premier Zarko of the People’s Red Bloc have to do with any of this?

About X-06: FUTURESPY:

X-06: FUTURESPY is the cult 1960’s TV show that you can’t remember because it never happened.

Inspired by classic British spy and sci-fi telly of the sixties, X-06: FUTURESPY is deliberately presented as a “lost” old-fashioned period piece. The hisses and crackles you hear on this recording are quite deliberate, as low-fidelity is to be expected from audio retrieved by laser-accelerated spectography from a parallel universe 1965.

You can READ, WATCH and LISTEN to FUTURESPY adventures. Check out https://x06futurespy.blogspot.com/ for details.

Credits:

A dramatic reading produced, written and performed by JM Baxter

NEW LISTENERS START HERE! YOU DO NOT NEED TO HAVE HEARD PREVIOUS EPISODES TO ENJOY THE STORYLINE!

In this episode, “Second Time Around”, we find X-06 locked in a Russian prison cell, a ‘guest’ of the Red Bloc Government. No rockets, no ray guns, no gadgets. He’s been stripped of everything apart from his wits. But can he even rely on them?

About X-06: FUTURESPY:

X-06: FUTURESPY is the cult 1960’s TV show that you can’t remember because it never happened.

Inspired by classic British spy and sci-fi telly of the sixties, X-06: FUTURESPY is deliberately presented as a “lost” old-fashioned period piece. The hisses and crackles you hear on this recording are quite deliberate, as low-fidelity is to be expected from audio retrieved by laser-accelerated spectography from a parallel universe 1966.

You can READ, WATCH and LISTEN to FUTURESPY adventures. Check out https://x06futurespy.blogspot.com/ for details and ALL available episodes.

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Credits:

A short dramatic reading produced, written and performed by JM Baxter

Music by Mister Brown

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