Outland

He was in one movie we saw.

He was in Outland, the Sean Connery space

detective movie.

Oh, yeah, yeah,

And also, we talked about this movie Off Camera from 1981.

He plays the baddie in the Sean Connery film Outland.

Ah, there you go.

Yeah.

Or the Blade Runner movies.

Outland with Sean Connery.

You could even draw inspiration from non-sci-fi shows like Bosch, The Wire, Columbo, or The Rockford Files, which I don't know if you knew this, I'm a huge fan of the original Rockford Files with James Garner.

They're remaking it with David Boreanaz as Jim Rockford, which I'm actually looking forward to.

Its cases might include workplace deaths, sabotage, cargo theft, assaults between corporate personnel and independent belters, and crimes the mercenary authorities have little interest in solving or may be involved in themselves.

It's like an industrial detective story in a scattered belt civilization with corporate power complicating ordinary police work.

Kind of think like Outland, but set in Traveler.

For more conventional detective stories, you know, I think I gravitate a little bit more towards capital, but it's probably because I've spent a lot of time thinking about capital and fleshing capital out, so those ideas just come r- more readily to me.

But again, that's one of the thing that makes this movie so unsettling, is because you're not granted answers for everything.

So, um, Jack Noseworthy's character goes into an airlock, and this is something that's almost out of Outland, if you've seen that movie with Sean Connery.

He starts setting up.

He's not wearing any type of suit or space suit, but he starts setting up the airlock to go out, and they're, like, trying to talk him down from the insid- uh, inside.

... written, written on them polydichloric euthymol, which is nonsense.

It means nothing unless you watch the film Outland with Sean Connery.

[laughs] And those are the barrels that carry the drug into the, into the space station, uh, and the drug is a polydichloric euthymol.

So they just, they just reused them and blatantly turned the barrels around so we could read what was on them.

There were some, uh, members of staff who were very fond of that film.

Outland, the ultimate enemy is still man.

It was one of the films that Sean Connery d- decided to make to get rid of his James Bond persona.

1981?