OST
Original Soundtracks to Movies and TV Shows That Don't Exist
OST is a short-run radio series airing Saturday nights at 11 on 99.3 WBTV-LP.
OST #1-#5: Packing for Mars
Inspired by Mary Roach’s book of the same name, Packing for Mars is a fictionalized docu-series about space exploration.
Tuesdays at 9PM, AMC.
Tuesdays at 9PM, AMC.
"You Go First"
The premiere episode of Packing for Mars pays tribute to a handful of firsts: The launch of Sputnik; the subsequent launch of Sputnik 2, carrying Laika, the dog; further astro-animals Ham, the chimp, and Felicette, the cat; additional lost souls whose existence are still left to speculation; Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space; and Sally Ride, the first American woman in space.
The premiere episode of Packing for Mars pays tribute to a handful of firsts: The launch of Sputnik; the subsequent launch of Sputnik 2, carrying Laika, the dog; further astro-animals Ham, the chimp, and Felicette, the cat; additional lost souls whose existence are still left to speculation; Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space; and Sally Ride, the first American woman in space.
"Love and Rockets"
Viewers ride along with distraught astronaut Lisa Nowak as she makes a 900-mile drive to confront an oblivious romantic rival, her only companions her obsessive thoughts and a trunk full of weapons.
Viewers ride along with distraught astronaut Lisa Nowak as she makes a 900-mile drive to confront an oblivious romantic rival, her only companions her obsessive thoughts and a trunk full of weapons.
"Pigs in Space"
A bed rest participant exasperates their roommate with lofty aspirations of becoming a motivational speaker while both try to navigate their increasing disgust with the smell of each other and themselves. In another wing of the massive research facility, a multi-cultural crew emerge from a four-month simulated space flight with pointed fingers and accusations of sexual misconduct. S1E3.
A bed rest participant exasperates their roommate with lofty aspirations of becoming a motivational speaker while both try to navigate their increasing disgust with the smell of each other and themselves. In another wing of the massive research facility, a multi-cultural crew emerge from a four-month simulated space flight with pointed fingers and accusations of sexual misconduct. S1E3.
"Position No. 10"
A mixed bag of study participants aid NASA researchers in understanding the most successful methods for procreating in space.
A mixed bag of study participants aid NASA researchers in understanding the most successful methods for procreating in space.
"Welcome Home"
Viewers reacclimate to Earth in the series finale, where loneliness and yearning for home clash with the realities of returning; resentment from family members, the disconnect from personal bonds lost over time, and the constant weight of disorientation and uncertainty.
Viewers reacclimate to Earth in the series finale, where loneliness and yearning for home clash with the realities of returning; resentment from family members, the disconnect from personal bonds lost over time, and the constant weight of disorientation and uncertainty.
OST #6: Metal Fingers In My Body
When were robotics first utilized for sexual pleasure? Why is it that vibrators are primarily developed and marketed for women? Why do men get the lion's share when it comes to fully-realized sex robots? This documentary traces the history, and gender disparity, of robosexuality.
75 Min. Legion M.
75 Min. Legion M.
OST #7: Summer League
When affable bonehead Chip needs to settle a debt, he recruits a ragtag team of other grownass adults obsessed with recreational sports to help him win the biggest game of the summer.
90 min., Legion M.
90 min., Legion M.
OST #8: Fargo, Maybe?
There's no synopsis for this, these are just songs that seem like they would make sense on a soundtrack together. Maybe in a season of Fargo?
OST #9: Burnout Season 1 Premiere/Finale
Dark comedy series about a relationship dissolving in the wake of a shared trauma, followed by several more follow-up traumas.
Fridays at 10PM, FXX.
Fridays at 10PM, FXX.
"My Shit’s Fucked Up" (00:00-29:30)
Series premiere. Two years after a sudden relocation, troubled couple Nadine and Alex struggle to fully settle into their new home. Nadine gets kicked off of mental health leave only to be diagnosed with colon cancer, increasing her anxiety and weed intake. Flashbacks show the stark difference between their halcyon days and current situation.
"Do It Yourself" (29:30-58:45)
Season finale. Flashing back two years to the days after the fire that destroyed their apartment, Nadine struggles with fantasies of suicide. In present day, she faces a backslide to the same dark place as her surgery date nears. Alex continues to grate her nerves, leaving her to question the validity of the “seven year itch” and whether to act on an unexpected attraction.
Series premiere. Two years after a sudden relocation, troubled couple Nadine and Alex struggle to fully settle into their new home. Nadine gets kicked off of mental health leave only to be diagnosed with colon cancer, increasing her anxiety and weed intake. Flashbacks show the stark difference between their halcyon days and current situation.
"Do It Yourself" (29:30-58:45)
Season finale. Flashing back two years to the days after the fire that destroyed their apartment, Nadine struggles with fantasies of suicide. In present day, she faces a backslide to the same dark place as her surgery date nears. Alex continues to grate her nerves, leaving her to question the validity of the “seven year itch” and whether to act on an unexpected attraction.
OST #10: Burnout Season 2 Premiere/Finale
"Strange Overtones" (00:00-23:00)
Second season premiere. Nadine survives her surgery and reluctantly adapts to post-op life. Alex, making an earnest effort to do everything right, faces a harsh realization that Nadine is unflinching in wanting to break up.
"Wishes Aren’t Real" (23:00-58:00)
Second season finale. Alex, still reeling from the break up, caves under the weight of nostalgia while unpacking.
Second season premiere. Nadine survives her surgery and reluctantly adapts to post-op life. Alex, making an earnest effort to do everything right, faces a harsh realization that Nadine is unflinching in wanting to break up.
"Wishes Aren’t Real" (23:00-58:00)
Second season finale. Alex, still reeling from the break up, caves under the weight of nostalgia while unpacking.
