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Hello everyone and welcome back to Voyagers of the Jump. Where we will voyage through all of the jumps.

Not really, but thank you anyway for joining us on what is going to be.

Well we are going to say, as let's say, voyage through this original traveler adventure together.

Anyway, so crushing this.

It's like we do this all the time. I'm a professional.

Anyway, I've been prepping this space adventure in the far-flung future about space stories and different kinds of space stories.

I got to thinking, mate, what are all of your favorite space stories? Now I have some rules for this because I wanted to keep the conversation in check.

I'm thinking of a single self-contained story. It's a not star trek, but one episode.

Or if it's not like a book series, but like one book or one short story.

And it doesn't, and all preferences by saying I understand preferences are fluid. It might be your favorite right now at this moment.

It may not be your favorite tomorrow or ever again, or it could just be off favorite. I don't want to be really didactic about this.

But like, does anyone have a story that they like? Sydney, you're nodding enthusiastically.

Well, yeah, because I have two, but they're very short, and I'll be brief. But I like, I think, in all general sci-fi space stuff.

I like when it's like subversive. So my first one that I thought of was the Twilight Zone, How to Serve Man episode.

Oh, yeah. That was out of limits, actually.

Oh, really? I think it was out of limits.

I just loved it. I mean, like the whole idea, the whole concept of aliens, there's such a specific image, and then when stuff is like,

it's actually not what you thought. So I really like that. And then recently I saw Prometheus. And the movie is, it is good.

It's so good. There's some bad. I won't say anything about the film itself. But I thought the idea of aliens being our creators, the creators of man, and going to find that, and then just being so unbelievably disappointed.

And like what a funny, but like the events and the film at the end and the beginning. But no, I just think the concept of that is like a very dark comedy, which I, I think is rare for sci-fi.

But I really enjoyed both of those as like little snippets.

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