There have been many incarnations of The Intergalactic Nemesis over the years. The 1930s era science fiction story started life as a live radio serial staged in a coffee shop, then became an actual radio serial that ran right here on KUT many years ago. Then there was a revised version of the stage show, then a comic book series, and finally a live action graphic novel, which combines all the previous elements into a large-scale show that has toured the world.
But it’s never been captured for the screen until now. This Saturday at the old Austin City Limits Studio, The Intergalactic Nemesis will tape its newest incarnation before a live audience. The show will go back to its radio serial roots in a way, as it becomes a series of short web videos produced by KLRU and PBS. It'll also be available as a TV broadcast and a DVD.
To be a part of the live audience, check out the Intergalactic Nemesis' Indiegogo page.
The Intergalactic Nemesis Live PBS Taping Saturday, April 19, at 2:00 KLRU's Studio 6A (the former Austin City Limits studio)
Also, be sure to check out this animated outtake from a previous interview between myself and Intergalactic Nemesis High Mucky-Muck Jason Neulander.
