Sony Classical releases Henry Jackman’s soundtrack from the movie Pokemon: Detective Pikachu. 
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Sony Classical releases Henry Jackman’s soundtrack from the movie Pokemon: Detective Pikachu.
The 159th episode of Arrow, a modern-day reboot of DC Comics’ Green Arrow superhero starring Stephen Amell, airs on the CW.
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The CW airs the 65th episode of Legends Of Tomorrow, starring Caity Lotz, Matt Ryan, Brandon Routh, and Tala Ashe.
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The CW airs the 112th episode of The Flash, a modern-day reboot of DC Comics’ superhero starring Grant Gustin.
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The seventh episode of Jordan Peele’s revival of Rod Serling’s science fiction anthology series The Twilight Zone streams on CBS All Access. Taissa Farmiga (American Horror Story) and Rhea Seehorn (Better Caul Saul) star.
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The 160th episode of Arrow, a modern-day reboot of DC Comics’ Green Arrow superhero starring Stephen Amell, airs on the CW. This episode concludes the series’ seventh season.
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The CW airs the 66th episode of Legends Of Tomorrow, starring Caity Lotz, Matt Ryan, Brandon Routh, and Tala Ashe.
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The CW airs the 113th episode of The Flash, a modern-day reboot of DC Comics’ superhero starring Grant Gustin. This is the fifth season finale.
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The eighth episode of Jordan Peele’s revival of Rod Serling’s science fiction anthology series The Twilight Zone streams on CBS All Access. Ginnifer Goodwin (Once Upon A Time) and James Frain (Star Trek: Discovery) star.
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The CW airs the 67th episode of Legends Of Tomorrow, starring Caity Lotz, Matt Ryan, Brandon Routh, and Tala Ashe. This episode is the fourth season finale.
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The ninth episode of Jordan Peele’s revival of Rod Serling’s science fiction anthology series The Twilight Zone streams on CBS All Access. Chris O’Dowd stars in an episode written by Glen Morgan (The X-Files).
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theLogBook.com releases the first episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of October 14th, 1973:
The tenth episode of Jordan Peele’s revival of Rod Serling’s science fiction anthology series The Twilight Zone streams on CBS All Access. Zazie Beetz (Atlanta) stars in the first season finale.
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theLogBook.com releases the second episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of March 13th, 1983:
theLogBook.com releases the third episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, celebrating the career of the late Paul Darrow by covering the following shows:
theLogBook.com releases the fourth episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of July 5th, 1987:
theLogBook.com releases the fifth episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of July 18th, 1971:
theLogBook.com releases the sixth episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of February 24th, 1974:
ISRO, India’s space agency, launches the Chandrayaan-2 mission to Earth’s moon, consisting of an orbiter and the Vikram/Prgyan lander/rover combination. The robotic vehicles are intended to conduct measurements, both from orbit and on the surface, of possible water ice deposits believed to exist at the lunar south pole. Much like the Beresheet mission launched by Israel earlier in the year, Chandrayaan-2 will employ a series of orbit-raising maneuvers until its apogee is high enough to propel it into lunar orbit with minimum reliance on burning fuel. The landing is expected to take place in September 2019.
theLogBook.com releases the seventh episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of December 10th, 1972:
theLogBook.com releases the eighth episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of July 10th, 1988:
theLogBook.com releases the ninth episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of December 30th, 1979:
Terrance Dicks, script editor of Doctor Who from 1968-1974, and writer of many episodes of the show both during and after that time, dies at the age of 84. He first took on Doctor Who script editing duties during the Patrick Troughton years under producer Derrick Sherwin, culminating in taking over as co-writer of an epic ten-part finale for the second Doctor, The War Games, when two other planned scripts fell through on very short notice. In incoming producer Barry Letts and frequent writer Malcolm Hulke, Dicks found a kindred spirits keen to introduce real-world issues into Doctor Who’s storytelling, resulting in what many fans of the original series regard as a golden age for the series. During the break between the 1973 and 1974 seasons, Dicks and Letts collaborated on an original science fiction series, Moonbase 3, which lasted a single season. When Tom Baker took over from Jon Pertwee, Dicks was succeeded by his protege (and frequent Doctor Who writer) Robert Holmes as the script editor, and then wrote numerous stories of his own, including Baker’s debut story, Robot, The Brain Of Morbius, The Horror Of Fang Rock, State Of Decay, and The Five Doctors. After Doctor Who ceased to exist as an active BBC production in the 1990s, Dicks contributed scripts to numerous commercial (but largely fan-made) direct-to-video productions, such as Shakedown, Mindgame, and Mindgame Trilogy. He also wrote for Space: 1999, Big Finish Productions, and the vast majority of Target Books’ voluminous output of Doctor Who novelizations in the 1970s and ’80s, based upon both his own scripts and those of other scriptwriters, which may ironically be the work for which he is ultimately best known.
India’s mission to safely put a lander and an autonomous rover on the surface of the moon ends with a sudden loss of data. Deployed by the successful Chandrayaan-2 orbiter, the Vikram lander (carrying the Pragyan rover) begins a powered descent to the lunar surface, only to cease communicating with ground controllers in India at an altitude of 2.1 kilometers. With the speed of Vikram’s descent at the time of data loss measured at 60 meters per second via telemetry, ground controllers declare it likely that Vikram crashed into the moon, resulting in the loss of the vehicle and its payload, a fate somewhat similar to that of the Israel-launched Beresheet lander earlier in the year. The orbiter continues to function, and will search for signs of water ice at the south pole of the moon.
theLogBook.com releases the tenth episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the week of September 1st, 1974:
theLogBook.com releases the 11th episode of the Retrogram podcast, hosted by Earl Green, covering the following shows from the weeks of July 25th and August 1st, 1971:
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Streaming service CBS All Access debuts the fifth episode of Short Treks, a series of 15-20 minute short stories set in the Star Trek universe (in this instance, with scenes on the U.S.S. Enterprise prior to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds). Ethan Peck and Rebecca Romijn guest star in a short that seems like a trial run of (yet to be announced) Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
The first episode of Batwoman premieres on the CW, starring Ruby Rose and Rachel Skarsten, premieres on the CW. Based on the DC Comics character of the same name, this series shares continuity with Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, and Legends Of Tomorrow.
The CW airs the 114th episode of The Flash, a modern-day reboot of DC Comics’ superhero starring Grant Gustin. This is the sixth season premiere.
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Streaming service CBS All Access debuts the fifth episode of Short Treks, a series of 15-20 minute short stories set in the Star Trek universe (in this instance, with scenes on the U.S.S. Enterprise prior to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds). Rosa Salazar (Alita: Battle Angel) and H. Jon Benjamin (Archer) guest star.