Reviews on Podcasts & Blogs
A future where machines and "biotics" are in conflict. Thomas Brin is a man who thinks he is a machine. The feel is reminiscent of Jules Verne and Doctor Who. We're still getting used to the world, but from the world building so far, I am confident that we will continue to see inspirationally good special effects work and an intriguingly executed concept.- Reviewed on NetWork2.TV (http://beta.network2.tv/show/5473/)
- Steve Coulson, Reviewed by PodGuide.TV (http://www.podguide.tv/archives/2005/12/the_adventures.html)
- Will Luers, Reviewed by Taylor Street Studio (http://www.taylorstreetstudio.com/blog/archives/2005/12/the_adventures.shtml)
Fan Reviews
Oh my God! It’s dope. It’s Buck Rogers meets Logan’s Run.
- Antonio & Serenity, audio podcast couple from http://www.journeyto.us/
A very high-quality show. More than I expected in a podcast.
- Bob432, iTunes Store customer review
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!! I hope more episodes are coming soon!
- arlander, iTunes Store customer review
I like the way this has been produced within the budget and capabilities of practically anyone.
- Tim, Super Moderator, Cool Sci-Fi Forums (Cool Sci-Fi Forums)
This is just the kind of content I've wanted since 1983 when I bought my first computer
- T. Swalm
We all love the show and just can't wait for the next episode. Hurry up already! So a big science-fictiony wave to you all from England.
- G. Charlton
Hey, just wanted to let you know that I've now watched both episodes of Gardens of Tomorrow and think they're great! You've done an excellent job please, please continue!
- R. MacRae
As a scientist, I love science fiction--it gives me suggestions, intuitions. I especially love metaphysical stories involving the issue of self-consciousness, the consciousness of a machine. I really enjoyed the first two parts of your podcast movie--the Adventures of Thomas Brin. It is really beautiful, with an airy sensation of space, of 3D, of light. Not just the computer work is very beautiful, but the actors are really good! And the music too...
- Dr. G. M. D'Ariano