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Neverland Has Xenomorphs Now: Alien Earth with Rick London

Neverland Has Xenomorphs Now: Alien Earth with Rick London

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Rick London came for Alien: Earth — Noah Hawley's reportedly quarter-billion-dollar fever dream about corporations, immortality, and dying children installed in adult bodies — and he came prepared to defend every last drop of the show's frankly staggering liquid output. (There is a lot of liquid. Mandy counted. It was her first note, and the most consistent theme of her entire viewing experience.) What Rick did not anticipate was that Mandy would arrive with a theory about Willy Wonka.Somewhere between the dot-matrix screens and the dead bodies nobody reacts to, there is a scientist who genuinely cared but can still be complicit about what kids understand about death and when they understand it, and about which of the show's creatures is the one that will actually keep you up at night. (Rick has a pick. It is not the one you're thinking of.) There is also a werewolf novel, an eyeball, and a slug that Mandy would like formally stricken from the record. Press play.Guest SpotlightRick London is a Bay Area–raised author of supernatural fiction, and a lifelong devotee of the seventies sci-fi and horror that shaped his taste — a fact he cheerfully cops to somewhere around the point where he realizes he's the nerd in the room. His debut novel, The Dancing Wolfeman, Volume I, follows Titus Wolfe, a high school music teacher and weekend DJ whose life takes a decidedly lupine turn on the road home from a gig in Sonoma County. It's a werewolf story with romantasy in its bones, and music as the thing standing between a man and the beast inside him.Website & book: dancingwolfeman.comThe Dancing Wolfeman on Amazon: Buy the bookAbout the book: dancingwolfeman.com/about-the-bookInstagram: @ricklondon26Facebook: Rick LondonX: @RickLondon1964If you read it, leave a review. Wherever you bought it. He and Mandy are in violent agreement on this point.Links & NotesThe ShowAlien: Earth — Wikipedia"The Real Monsters" — Season 1, Episode 8, the finale Mandy declares her favoriteMeet the characters — FX's official character guide, useful for untangling cyborg vs. synthetic vs. hybridAlien: Earth — The Official Podcast — the companion show Mandy tells Rick about, hosted by Adam Rogers with Noah Hawley and castThe FranchiseAlien (1979) — Letterboxd. The one Rick insists Mandy watch next.Aliens (1986) — LetterboxdThe CastSydney Chandler — WendyAlex Lawther — HermitTimothy Olyphant — KirshEssie Davis — Dame SylviaSamuel Blenkin — Boy KavalierBabou Ceesay — MorrowNoah Hawley — creator, showrunner, and the throughline of Mandy's entire nerd journeyThe 1979 EnsembleSigourney WeaverYaphet KottoVeronica CartwrightHarry Dean StantonIan HolmAlso MentionedLegion — the Noah Hawley series that launched this entire podcastFargo — WikipediaPeter Pan (1953) — Letterboxd. Playing on the screen in the operating room, and not by accident.Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) — Letterboxd. Mandy's Boy Kavalier theory. Solid.The Babadook (2014) — Letterboxd. Where Mandy knew Essie Davis from.Jaws (1975) — LetterboxdThe Last of Us — Wikipedia. The one Mandy tapped out on.Elsewhere on TruStory FMGame Over, Man(dy)! It's Aliens with Darnell Smith — Mandy's own trip into the franchise, back in the early daysAliens (1986) on the Most Excellent 80s Movies Podcast — Krissy Lenz and Nathan Blackwell take the same film from a very different angleFact-Check CornerBecause we love our guests and we also love being right.Wendy is played by Sydney Chandler, not Cindy Chandler. Daughter of Kyle Chandler, and formerly of Pistoland Don't Worry Darling.The $250 million figure is widely repeated in trade coverage but hard to pin to a primary source. What isdocumented: the Thailand shoot alone ran roughly 2.8–3 billion baht (about $85 million), making it the most expensive foreign production in Thai history. Either way, Mandy's point about the drool budget stands.The eyeball creature has a name: the Ocellus. Most of the internet just calls it the Eye. Both are worse than the xenomorph, on this Rick and the fandom agree.Sigourney Weaver is not, in fact, in all of them. She's in the first four. Prometheus, Covenant, and Romuluswent on without her.---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.
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