Special Event: Space Hospital Web Series on Second Life
For those who have not seen the series yet…
Press Release of Event:
PRLog (Press Release) – Sep 16, 2009 – LOS ANGELES - The Museum of Robots in Second Life has programmed the first season of the sci-fi web series Space Hospital to screen in its entirety over three consecutive weeks – September 18, September 25 and October 2 at 5p.m. PDT - as part of its Friday Night Flicks.
Created by Second-City alumni Sigurd Ueland and Robert Poe and produced by Susan Stoebner, Space Hospital is a classic TV-style, sci-fi soap opera in space that tips its hat to its mid-century inspirations while serving up thoroughly engaging storylines and characters. The show is a unique combination of episodes, commercials and PSAs that offer a multi-faceted journey into a futuristic world. Season II will launch in October 2009 through its YouTube and FunnyorDie channels with new characters (human and android), bigger action and even more bizarre sci-fi scenarios.
With a mission to promote understanding of robots’ place in popular culture and science, Museum of Robots is a natural fit with the retro-futuristic world of Space Hospital. Speaking to their connection, Museum of Robots Co-founder Vicki Küng (Bibi Bayliss in Second Life) said, “Space Hospital is made with so much love, respects the heritage of the retro-futuristic genre, and has a healthy dose of irreverence:
training” t-shirt. An episode guide is on the site with links to episodes at www.funnyordie.com/spacehospital or www.youtube.com/spacehospital.
About Museum of Robots: Museum of Robots is located in the online 3-D virtual world of Second Life® and is dedicated to the appreciation of robots, featuring exhibits, art, and special events. Exhibits include: “‘Bots, Bugs & Beasts: The Art of Joshua Ellingson,” “From Teapot to Robot: The Sculpture of Clayton Bailey”; “‘Robots and Donuts: The Art of Eric Joyner,” and ‘Celebrity Robots Hall of Fame,’ featuring famous robots of film and television. In Second Life, the museum is located at [http://slurl.com/secondlife/Kubrick/98/161/26].
Please stop by in Second Life and watch and show your support!