World Intelligence Network

I was going to say, isn't that the plot of

Chuck? Yeah, Joe is recruited by the World Intelligence Network as its, quote, most special agent.

I think Joe 90 was about a make-a-wish kid that the head of the World Intelligence Network were like, do you know what? Do you know who Russia really isn't going to expect?

I'm going to say this.

I don't care how many special skills he's got in his head.

Ah.

"Boy, how I would have loved to have walked around these virtual sets as a nine-year-old boy." So there's a World, uh, World Intelligence Network agent there.

Oh, yes.

Uh.

So let's start off small.

As everyone knows, the August bundles, is quite immense but let's start small with television so i've only got two tv shows to discuss for this episode that is joe 90 and fireball xl5 so we'll start off with imprint television number 41 joe 90 the complete series from 1968. imprint television continues our jerry and sylvia anderson releases with joe 90 the complete series a gloriously outlandish slice of 60s sci-fi television and the final anderson series to be produced entirely in the super marion nation style professor ian mclean invents the big rat brain impulse galvan governor scope record and transfer that's a mouthful to say the least um a machine capable of copying the knowledge and skills of any expert and transferring them directly into the human brain The World Intelligence Network harnesses this technology and recruits the only available operative willing to take on the most dangerous missions on the planet, nine-year-old Joe McClain.

Armed each week with the brain patterns of fighter pilots, brain surgeons, safecrackers, and nuclear scientists, Joe McClain travels the globe as WIN's most special agent.

tackling international terrorists, rogue states, and crises that would defeat any adult spy.

Um-

Um, but we see that essentially the timelines are in flux right now, which is what leads to, you know, Bat Tim saying, you know, "Access the World Intelligence Network.

Give me everything you can about the current timeline." And he goes, "Whoa, there's a lot that are the same here, but things have been changed."

You, you left a word out there, by the way.

Boy, how I would have loved to have walked around these virtual sets as a nine-year-old boy.

So there's a World Intelligence Network agent there.

Oh, yes.

I think we might be right.