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Released

January 1993

Written by

Nicholas Briggs

Directed by

Bill Baggs

Runtime

40 minutes

Synopsis

Something has traveled across space and arrived at a deserted railway station. A train arrives with a single passenger, a woman waits on the platform. Why is the station patrolled by sinister robotic Drudgers?

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To me, this has been the best installment of the Stranger so far. I’ll definitely miss Miss Brown, and I really liked the concepts and liminal spaces of this minisode. But Nicholas Briggs can’t act, and the plot didn’t plot. So 3.5/5.


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Good vibe and thats about it.


Craged

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at last, a film in the series which is actually comprehensible! ironic that its the amnesia one. this is almost decent, possibly because it was written by nick briggs. who knows at this point


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my god nick cannot act for s**t he was so wooden the only saving grace was miss brown


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In Memory Alone by Nicholas Briggs

A BBV Video released Jan 1993

(Static on a screen, then alien symbols resolve themselves and a very deep almost inaudible voice reads out Systems Failure. Warp Drive Cut-Out. Imperative Seek Alternative Power Source.

[Rothley railway platform]

(A flaming meteor heads to Earth. We look through the 'eyes' of whatever is seeing the instruction to Seek Alternative Power Source as it investigates its surroundings, an abandoned warehouse of some kind with a shop window mannequin lying on the floor.)


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