#67 China’s First Alien Abduction - The Meng Zhaoguo Occurrences

The extraterrestrial comedy podcast where we probe the story of Meng Zhaoguo - China’s first alien abduction. Kev aka Batman introduces G aka Robin to Meng, not of wrestling fame, whom witnessed something rather disturbing whilst logging. You could almost say that Meng was smacked on the beak by the evidence. But was there more evidence still? Is there a species of space alien Chewbacca’s visiting earth? If so, you may want to cover your children’s eyes before you go to sleep if you happen to share a room. We also discover today how long an alien remains pregnant before giving birth. This one was investigated by a state-sponsored organisation and you know that they can only conclude with the truth. All that and more on this week’s file.

 

 

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Those keen listeners among you may also have noticed a few pop culture snippets in this weeks episode. That included the menu theme from the N64’s WCW/NWO Revenge - thank you to THQ, Asmik Ace Entertainment and AKI Corporation for filling our childhood with joy (many a war was fought through those games - you have no idea how important this game and its semi-sequel were to us growing up). The composers are listed as Yukie Sugawara and Kouji Niikura so hopefully that information is accurate, thank you. You may also have heard a slight snippet from Nintendo’s Pokemon thrown in there - thank you to Nintendo and Game Freak as well as the original composer Junichi Masuda from whom’s work the Pokemon series music grew. Finally, there was a short transition clip from the 1960’s television show Batman created by William Dozier. The composers there are Nelson Riddle and Billy May. Yes, the person responsible for much of Batman’s music was called Riddle. Coincidence? Thank you all, even if you are super villains.