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The Stars, My Brothers

by Edmond Hamilton

A man who does not understand people is frozen for 100 years. He’s brought back to life enroute to an alien planet, where surprising things happen.
— Dave Hook

“The Stars, My Brothers” by Edmond Hamilton, Amazing Stories, May 1962.

Galaxy Quest

by David Howard and Robert Gordon, directed by Dean Parisot

Some TV shows (we won’t mention any names) live on for their fans decades after cancellation. The result might be that aliens think the heroes of these shows are real, in which case the aforementioned heroes could be kidnapped to rescue the aforementioned aliens (and to figure out whether the Omega 13 will destroy the universe in 13 seconds or reverse time for that aforementioned number of seconds).

Tim and I watched this at Lake Cushman during a trip to the northwest in 2003, and I was as surprised as anyone about how much we laughed at Tim Allen’s parody.

— Michael Main
Larado: Your orders, sir? [pause] Sir, your orders?
Commander Taggart: Activate the Omega 13. [To be continued . . .]

Galaxy Quest by David Howard and Robert Gordon, directed by Dean Parisot (at movie theaters, Canada, 23 December 1999).

Men in Black 3

by Etan Cohen, directed by Barry Sonnenfeld

When Boris the Animal escapes from lunar prison and returns to 1969 to kill Agent K and expose Earth to attack, Agent J must follow to save Agent K and all of Earth!

Tim and I saw this on Fathers Day Eve in 2012.

— Michael Main
This is now my new favorite moment in human history.

Men in Black 3 by Etan Cohen, directed by Barry Sonnenfeld (premiered at an unknown movie theater, Berlin, 14 May 2012).

Silver Door Diner

by Bishop Garrison

A great story of an alien from a very advanced race and an Earth with a short, recurring time loop leading up to the time of destruction after an unconventional weapon is used. And a woman working at a diner, and the best apple pie.
— Dave Hook

“Silver Door Diner” by Bishop Garrison, tag-4408 Fiyah, Autumn 2020 [ezine].

Backwards

BY Gregory Velloze

A short-lived species has memories of both the past and the future.
— Michael Main
For progeny and ancestors of the Retromens had communicated with their caretaker, studying him as he studied them, generation for generation.

“Backwards” BY Gregory Velloze, Daily Science Fiction, 28 October 2020 [webzine].

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