X-06: FUTURESPY

 X-06: FUTURESPY is not loved by everyone... hard to believe... but Mrs S Winters was not a fan of the show, as we see from this archive magazine cutting... Find out what she was complaining about by listening to the "radio" recording here   https://futurespy.podbean.com/ Disclaimer: This isn't real. If this whole thing confuses you - and who could blame you - read this -  What's it all about?

"MAN WITH TWO FACES" - a new X-06: FUTURESPY story is now available as a podcast. You can get it from all the places you can get podcasts, or use this link:  https://futurespy.podbean.com/ 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 puppet TV show that you can’t remember because it never happened. Inspired by classic British spy and sci-fi telly of the sixties – Danger Man, Thunderbirds, etc, 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 FUTUR...

  Who are this bunch? Perhaps you will find out more soon. In the meantime, we hope you've checked out the full length FUTURESPY adventure on You Tube? Do let us know if you'd like to see some more animated adventures...

"Whilst I've done a little  writing  and a tiny bit of animation in the past, in order to "resurrect" X-06: FUTURESPY, in the last few months I've had to become a producer, scriptwriter, actor, sound effects guy (making whooshing noises with my spit, mainly) editor and distributer. I've developed a new-found respect for YouTubers creating "content" - it is bloody hard work, made all the more painful when you release something, and it only gets a handful of views. Or one, as one video got. Why do it then? It isn't to sell books; I thank those of you who got a copy. I want to share this silly thing I've made with people. I want to honour my TV heroes. I wanted to get off my butt and make something - blame Nebula-75 for providing inspiration for that. Also, I want to try and get some return on decades of sitting in from of the telly watching Patrick McGoohan or Scott Tracy, or Illya Kuryakin..." Here's the final product then - the ...