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General Saturn Cybertrip Versus Doctor Destructo The Apocalyptic Zombie

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"General Saturn Cybertrip Versus Doctor Destructo The Apocalyptic Zombie"

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Loop Music by NTorres Copyright © 2009 all rights reserved

1) Space Station USS Conflict (10:48 Electronic)

2) Doctor Destructro The Apocalyptic Zombie Escapes (7:54 Electronic)

3) The Untold Story of General Saturn Cybertrip (14:40 Electronic)

4) General Saturn Cybertrip Versus The Apocalyptic Zombie (34:02 Electronic)

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"In space no one can see you create evil monstrosities" -- so goes the tagline for the Ultimate Space Showdown of the Century! Well, maybe not all that Ultimate, but it's a big showdown nonetheless!

T H E P L O T:

General Saturn Cybertrip is half-human-half-cyborg and has been placed in charge of guarding the military's most well-kept secret, hidden away on the USS Conflict, where evil genetic experiments have been going on

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Space Station USS Conflict

    No date given · 11 min

  2. Doctor Destructro The Apocalyptic Zombie Escapes

    No date given · 8:01

  3. The Untold Story of General Saturn Cybertrip

    No date given · 15 min

  4. General Saturn Cybertrip Versus The Apocalyptic Zombie

    No date given · 34 min

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  1. General Saturn Cybertrip Versus Doctor Destructo The Apocalyptic Zombie

    Listeners' uploads · Nathaniel Torres · 4 episodes here · archive.org

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