Astro Space Hero episode 1: Baron Octopus



I'm starting a blog to promote my fun sci fi webshow called 'Astro Space Hero'..(it was also called 'Corso in Z space' before I went with 'astro space hero')...essentially..kind of a fun homage to movie serial of the 30's, buck rogers and flash gordan and the wonderful and wonderfully awful live action saturday morning television in the seventies (Shazam, Jason of Star command, etc.).  It's on at blip.tv, but also youtube...so I'll post either place for folks preferences...as of now, there is seventeen episodes and I'll post for every episode and get it up to date...so prepare for rockets in space with 'Astro Space Hero'!

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Astro Space Hero Episode 1: Baron Octopus

on blip tv (link)
http://blip.tv/astrospacehero/corso-in-z-space-episode-1-4103849




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