the delphic expanse

The producer/creator of an audio drama starring John Billingsley, Denise Crosby and Armin Shimerman has contacted us asking for a little love. Here's his email. Give them some love from us if you are so inclined.

Hello - I have created a Future-Noir audio drama which features John Billingsley, Denise Crosby, and Armin Shimerman -- among many others sci-fi actors.

I would love for somebody to post it on the Delphic Expanse. I think it would be of interest.

It's an Audio Drama -- imagine "Blade Runner" as done by Orson Welles in the golden age of radio.

You can check it out on the various links below.

The show is available on a free phone app for the iPhone or Android. I hope you'll check it out and deem it worthy of a post on your site. I'd be happy to help in any way to facilitate that.

Joel Metzger

Free Iphone Ap
Free Android Ap
Twitter
Youtube
Itunes Podcast

Very cool! I'll check it out and retweet on Twitter.

Nice! I can't wait to check this out.

I really appreciate that the creator reached out to us. It's obviously a small project, but with podcasting really taking off, it's fun to see people getting creative with the medium. I listen to podcasts all the time!

I recon that this is pretty awesome! I'll have a looksee and start spreading the word!

I just happened to catch John Billingsley in "Cold Case," in an episode made in 2004, last night. He has an unmatched talent for playing the bad guy. I was seriously creeped out by his character and the way he played it.

Yeah he certainly was sinister in that role,I remember seeing it and thinking John was areally talented actor.

So, this is an old one, but I didn't see that anyone else had mentioned it, so I thought I would pass it along.

Watching my way through Leverage on Netflix, and John Billingsley has a significant guest roll in Season 3, Episode 11 The Rashomon Job. It's a one off episode that actually takes place before the "crew" got together, so you don't need to have seen any other episodes for it to make sense. It's fun to watch because it really showcases Billingsley's acting ability. He gets to play the same character from 5 different perspectives with some pretty significant personally difference. He does a great job playing the same scene two or three different times with the same dialog but very different meanings behind the words and actions.

John Billingsley didn't already have his own "People of Enterprise" forum? Shame on us. Fixing that now by gathering up all the loose posts.

Stumbled across this photo of John Billingsley as a body on the show The Bridge today and this photo gallery too.