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Kin Dza Dza
Arguably, it's the best sci fi comedy ever made and yet it's also the most famous film that nobody has ever heard of! Kin Dza Dza is a giant of science fiction and near the top of all good sci fi movie lists. If you like good, unusual cult sci fi -you need to see this film! Checkout the SadCAST review of Kin Dza Dza or click the links below to see the film.
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Tripping the Rift
Tripping the Rift: Purity Test
There are only 15 questions so please read them carefully before answering.
Click the radio button next to each answer then select ''Rate Me'' at the end.
Please be aware that this is NOT just a bit of fun, it is a serious
Sad-Geezer ‘Tripping the Rift’ psychometric test and it''s based on your perception,
intelligence and social interaction - sort of.
Tripping the Rift: Purity Test: Profile: TTR Twerp
Your point score was less than 45%. Your knowledge of Hitch Hikers is absolutely diabolical yet, for some strange reason, you suspected that you had done very well. Your attitude to the Tripping the Rift series is despicable and you have almost certainly never seen a complete episode. |
Tripping the Rift: Purity Test: Profile: TTR SadGeezer
Your point score was between 45% and 70%.
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Tripping the Rift: Purity Test: Profile: TTR Manic Academic
Your point score was in excess of 70%.
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Tripping the Rift: Character Biographies
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Tripping the Rift: Main Menu
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The SadGeezers Guide:Tripping the RiftThe Internet's First, Largest and Most Comprehensive Trippin' Fansite |
Tripping the Rift: Season 2-02: Cool Whip
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Tripping the Rift: Season 2-04: Ghost Ship
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Tripping the Rift: Season 2-05: Benito Returns
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Tripping the Rift: Season 2-06: All For None
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Tripping the Rift: Season 2-07: Extreme Chode
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Tripping the Rift: People: Whip
Whip: (n) a device used to motivate others through pain
Slacker (n): a teenager who accomplishes absolutely nothing, nor wishes to do so. A creature who is a waste on resources. Ex (see picture on left)
Sarcasm: saying something, but meaning something else, in a slightly comical way. ex: Naming the shows laziest crew member after an instrument used to motivate others to accomplish work.
Tripping the Rift: People: Spaceship Bob
Murphy's First Law: If something can go wrong, it will.Murphy's Second Law: Nothing is ever so bad it can't get worse
Tripping the Rift: People: T'Nuk
In the pilot episode, we were introduced to the Character Six of one.
In the pilot episode, we were introduced to the Character Six of one. The hyper-sexy cyborg of the Jupiter 42. Luckily for us, T'Nuk was not in the pilot. Because if she was, TTR would have never been picked up by a major network!
If you were to see T'Nuk in a pub, you'd run out the door as quickly as possible.
Tripping the Rift: Season 2-07: Extreme Chode
I was pretty worried about this episode. Sci Fi Channel didn't put up any advertisements for this episode in the week preceding its airing. Instead they aired the very crappy season two ads full of season one stock footage. I was expecting another Cool Whip, a terribly animated episode. I was pleasantly surprised. The animation wasn't too bad. So either it wasn't bad to begin with, or the good animators in Montreal did a classic college student last second rush job to make it look presentable. If the latter, thank-you!
Tripping the Rift: Season 2-06: All For None
It can be inferred from the other episodes and pilot that Chode is a lying cheapskate who wouldn't hesitate to burn his own crew
to save money on heating, but we've never really seen how far his cheapness goes until this episode. Whip approaches Chode in the hall and asks him for his allowance.
Tripping the Rift: Season 2-01: You Wanna Put That Where?
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Tripping the Rift: Season 2-03: Honey I Shrunk the Crew
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Tripping the Rift: Season 2-04: Ghost Ship
This one starts off with the crew watching a boxing match on the big screen. The match is on pay per view, but Chode decided to let Bobo pay for it, again, and is stealing the signal from his ship. But just as its starts to get interesting the cable goes out, as well as most of th
e power on the ship. Oddly enough though, the gravity kept working.
Tripping the Rift: People: Mistress Pain
Mistress Pain is a sex slave, but only in the loosest sense of the word. Yes she's technically owned property, and a cyborg, but this bitch takes orders from no one!
If you were to see Mistress Pain in a bar, she'd be forcing some rich sub to buy her top shelf booze, like Johnnie Walker Blue. She wouldn't drink it, she'd probably dump it on the floor, and force her slave to lap it up. Scotch lovers everywhere would be outraged, but her menacing crop would keep them all at bay.
Tripping the Rift: People: Bernice
Bernice is the not-so-loving wife to Darph Bobo. While Bobo controls the entire Dark Clown Empire, she controls him through years of insults and sexual deprivation. If you were to meet Bernice is a bar, she'd be drinking white zinfandel wine.
Bernice would be trying to pick up the insecure young guys and would make zero attempt to hide her wedding ring. Any guy will do, so long as he looks better then her husband.... easy enough. Bernice met Darph Bobo many years ago in a pub. He was drunk and she looked attractive, so he took her home that night.
Tripping the Rift: People: Adam 12
Adam 12 is the son of Confederation Commander Adam.Adam 12 is the son of Confederation Commander Adam. He's a rebellious young punk who is in denial that he's going to one day be exactly like his father. You won't see Adam 12 in a bar. But he will standing outside the door pestering you to buy him a beer. Adam 12 is exactly like his father.
Tripping the Rift: People: Bobafett
Francis Bobafett Dinkleman 3rd is one of the finest bounty hunters can buy. Which doesn't say much for the bounty hunter industry. If you were to see Bobafett in a pub, he be drinking a Guinness, and it'd be warm. Everyone would be staying away from him, because if you said the wrong thing around him, he'd throw your head through a wall. Bobafett is a master stalker of his prey. He studies their past and knows their habits, just so that he could soon capture his it for the bounty. Running is futile from Bobafett. He'll follow the trail and destroy everything along the way.
Tripping the Rift: People: Angel
Angel is a sex slave. A highly selective, skanky yet innocent looking, cheap whore. Chode purchased her as a replacement for Six, what he got was an uppity sexbot that didn't know her place.
If you were to see Angel in a pub, you'd think she was way too young to be there. But after watching her down all the drinks the guys were sending to her, you realize that she's exactly where she belongs. You might want to send over a drink yourself, but you'd just be wasting your money. Try the venetian chick a few stools over instead.
Tripping the Rift: People: Ten
Ten is a male sex slave who escaped from a Dark Clown colony who is running from bounty hunters. He's perhaps one of the most advanced cyborgs ever built, as he can experience human emotions. If you were to see Ten in a pub, he'd have his pick of any women in the house. In between flirting with the ladies he'd finish up a Fosters. Ten was part of a group of advanced sex slaves built by the Dark Clowns. The clowns were trying to build a better cyborg, for their own perverted tastes. The Dark Clown engineers did a great job. They created such a perfect artificial intelligence that the sex slaves led by Ten revolted and escaped.

Tripping the Rift Characters are pretty unique. The writers sharply avoided the usual sanitised format, (normal dude, strong dude, head dude and wimpy female) and went for a cool mix of misfits.