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Douglas Adams' Starship Titanic - Terry Jones | Radio Drama

Support the Channel here: https://buymeacoffee.com/old.time.radio "Starship Titanic," a novel by Terry Jones adapted from Douglas Adams's concept, tells the story of the most technologically advanced spaceship ever built—the Starship Titanic. Designed by renowned architect Leovinus, the spaceship is a symbol of galactic prestige but suffers from poor workmanship and dysfunctional systems. On its maiden voyage, instead of the grand launch anticipated, the Starship experiences a "Spontaneous Massive Existence Failure" (SMEF) and disappears. The sabotage is traced back to Brobostigon and Scraliontis who intended to destroy the ship for insurance fraud. Amidst this chaos, three humans from Oxfordshire, Lucy, Dan, and Nettie, find their prospective home crushed by the re-materializing Starship. They are invited aboard by a robot amid bizarre encounters with eccentric robots and interstellar intrigue. The novel, blending Douglas Adams’s signature wit with Terry Jones’s comedic flair, progresses with the human trio navigating through the dysfunctional ship aiming to repair it. They deal with peculiar robots, unravel the ship’s sabotage plot, and encounter a series of comic misadventures. "Starship Titanic" delves deeply into themes of technological hubris, corporate greed, and human curiosity with a humorous twist that echoes the style of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." As the characters attempt to fix the sabotaged ship, their adventures are both a satire of and a homage to science fiction and corporate folly.

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