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I don't actually watch 'BrainDead' You see, I don't actually watch BrainDead.

Airs: BrainDead debuts Monday, June 13, at 10 pm Eastern.

He was braindead by the time they brought him back.

"BrainDead," which begins on CBS Monday, has a theory: bugs.

Mary Elizabeth Winstead of the nutty summer series "BrainDead" also turns up.

It&aposs actually one year ago today that Otto Warmbier came home braindead.

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He then went on to play Luke Healy in "BrainDead" for 13 episodes.

Or the zombies could be symbolic of some of the braindead Trump voters.

Throughout, "BrainDead" has the goofy-A-student vibe of a particularly saucy public-radio show.

If you thought America had a pest control problem, just wait until you see CBS's BrainDead.

CBS's twisted political black comedy "BrainDead," from the creators of "The Good Wife," was a tough sell.

"BrainDead" is a fun summer experiment, with a loopy, I-can't-believe-this-got-on-CBS charm.

BrainDead is, of course, not exactly the follow up project you would have predicted from the duo.

Yes. As I wrote in that Braindead Megaphone essay; there are two different mythological universes that are working.

There's a paranoid underclass hacker in "BrainDead," too, an autodidact chess genius who compares himself to Edward Snowden.

Beyond that, the purpose of the creatures remains unclear, despite BrainDead showing us the aftermath of several people's infections.

So take a few minutes out of your day, enjoy a few fun folk songs, and maybe actually watch BrainDead?

In "BrainDead," the evil is tribalism, the forces that make political sides march in lock step like good soldier ants.

Sort of, yeah—"BrainDead" was, at times, a mess, but it had the experimental heat rarely visible on the Tiffany network.

Four days later, the hospital Meehan was admitted to eventually pulled the plug on Meehan, who was left braindead from his injuries.

If I ever let myself fall asleep to cable news, I suspect the ensuing nightmares would look a whole lot like BrainDead.

"Judge Chupp is a braindead moron and I sincerely hope someone accuses him of rape," read one email presented by local police.

Last summer CBS served up the political horror satire "BrainDead," a show so aggressively odd that it was a bit off-putting.

Also this week on broadcast: "BrainDead," from the creators of "The Good Wife," is a zombie show (sort of) and a political show.

Michael Parmelee/CBS The CBS series BrainDead, which aired last summer, is a bizarre mashup of gross-out horror, screwball comedy, and political satire.

The writers of BrainDead feel that corruption isn't the problem, [ideological] purity is the problem, whereas they were saying that Veep is the opposite.

BrainDead has no idea what it's trying to say, but as the chirpy music insists in every other scene, at least it's having fun.

Five people are in critical condition and one is braindead after a medical trial for a painkiller went horribly wrong at a laboratory in France.

The Kings' next TV endeavor is the 13-episode "BrainDead" on CBS this summer, a satirical mash-up of sci-fi, horror and Washington politics.

"BrainDead" is the brainchild of Robert and Michelle King, the creators of "The Good Wife" (whose Zach Grenier, Nikki M. James and Megan Hilty appear).

On "BrainDead," the real danger is people who view all policy disagreements through a conspiratorial lens, seeing even small divisions as indicative of bad faith.

Throw in the aforementioned brain-ravaging insects, and the show could be incredibly entertaining — if only BrainDead had any idea of what it wanted to achieve.

"In the year 2016," a caption says in declarative white letters, "there was a growing sense that people were losing their minds…" Enter BrainDead, I guess?

Science fiction editor John Joseph Adams believes that only the incredible success of that show can explain the existence of something as quirky and uncommercial as BrainDead.

BrainDead is a show on CBS made by Robert and Michelle King — who originally produced The Good Wife — staring Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Tony Shalhoub, and Aaron Tveit.

BrainDead dives right in, making it clear that, yes, the series is supposed to take place in the 2016 we know, and, yes, things are pretty messed up.

BrainDead just tries to do too many things at once — including attempting to comment on the State of Politics Today — and the result is more convoluted than revelatory.

BrainDead – even the inelegant title probably won't put off Good Wife fans – is a satire of Washington politics based on a horror premise borrowed from Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

CBS premiered the first promo for BrainDead over the weekend during the finale of The Good Wife, and below is your first look of the cast in bug-killing action.

"ALL IN" vs THE OLYMPICS CBS is debuting two new original scripted series this summer, "BrainDead," a comedic-thriller set in Washington, D.C. and "American Gothic" a murder mystery drama.

I'm still a little braindead from therapy yesterday, but nobody at work is expecting any deliverables from me today, so I don't feel bad about slacking off a little bit.

Of uniquely current import is the one that reads "BRAINDEAD/SHITMOUTH/PRESIDENT" (2017); this is aimed at the individual Morris declares in his essay to be a caricature-resistant living cartoon.

I've got a few happy new year messages on my phone from friends abroad, so I respond to them (albeit not very thoughtfully since I'm a little braindead from lack of sleep).

Here, for some unknown reason, the dramedy's civilization-ending event seemingly killed everyone over the age of 18 or left them as braindead zombies doomed to repeat their last inane thought forever.

Starring in Good Wife creators Robert and Michelle King's new political satire thriller BrainDead, Tveit admits he and many members of the cast have spotted some unnerving similarities between their scripts and today's headlines.

At the very least, you can play a fun drinking game with BrainDead, one where you take a sip every time someone scoffs, "the Democrats" or "the Republicans" with a frustrated, eye-rolling sneer.

Personhood would put abortion on par with murder, and it would unquestionably outlaw ending a pregnancy at any time, in every case, even if the fetus had a beating heart but was essentially braindead.

Japanese in origin, and used by gourmet sushi restaurants, ikejime requires stabbing or bludgeoning fish in the head to make them braindead, bleeding them out, and destroying their spinal cord with a metal rod.

The teen's injuries were so severe, an organ and tissue donation organization was contacted on the night of the shooting with her parents' permission, though Abbie was never officially declared braindead, ABC News reported.

Paul ends up leaving himself braindead — the mind can't come back from two massive concussions in a matter of hours — and his fate in the hands of the women whose lives he attempted to destroy.

Meet the Feebles is the middle part of what could be called his "trash trilogy," which began with the wildly inappropriate 1987 science fiction riff Bad Taste and ended with his 1992 splatter farce Braindead.

McCallum said he was struck in watching the "BrainDead" premiere Monday night by how much of the story comes across through the show's visual elements compared to simply looking at the script, which he did when consulting.

From there, it's all how to avoid sulfate shampoos and gourmet hotdog making, and that, my friend, makes for opportune braindead TV. Who knows, you may even subconsciously pick up some tips that make you extremely sexy.

The Kings have produced some stellar television in the past, and as they embark on BrainDead with a cast led by Mary Elizabeth Winstead (10 Cloverfield Lane) and Aaron Tveit (Les Miserables), the potential for greatness is definitely there.

It's the duo's first project not set in the Good Wife universe since 2016's truly strange BrainDead (a comedic semi-musical about brain-sucking aliens taking over Washington), and it's interested in questions like: Does evil come from something broken within humanity?

He was three seasons into playing rookie FBI agent Mike Warren on the USA drama Graceland when he read the script for BrainDead, but he was still waiting to hear about the future of Graceland and couldn't commit to a new project.

The exact objective of the bugs will no doubt be revealed in time, but while we wait for that moment, we can all agree that the side effect of having one's brain rewired — at least as BrainDead presents it — is currently pretty stupid.

In between "The Good Wife" and this show, the Kings made "BrainDead," a one-season zombie allegory, in which Washington was taken over by alien bugs, which crawled into the ears of congresspeople (literally) and turned them into half-deaf partisan fanatics.

According to Entertainment Weekly, Good Wife creators Robert and Michelle King – whose new series Braindead is set to premiere on CBS June 13 – have signed on to co-write the first episode of the series but will not serve as showrunners for the entire series.

It would be one thing if BrainDead used this supernatural twist to energize otherwise typical political plots, but in eagerly attempting to make some larger argument about simmering anger and partisanship — which I think is what the show aiming for — it just trips all over itself.

The reason our leafy green friends can get by on such a lean diet is that they live a very sedentary lifestyle, so unless you really want to lay in the sun all day and also be braindead, you'd need to supplement your solar meals with a regular intake of cheeseburgers.

He says he caught a few episodes of "Veep" recently on a flight and watched the first couple seasons of "House of Cards" after constant questioning about the show from friends living outside D.C. He spoke with a friend who consulted on "House of Cards" when considering the "BrainDead" gig.

When you look at a situation like the debate surrounding players protesting police brutality, systemic racism, and criminal injustice during the national anthem and you see some of the braindead things people have said about it, you begin to think that it could not be possible to come up with a worse take.

David McCallum, deputy chief of staff to Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.), served as a consultant for CBS's "BrainDead," a 13-episode limited-run series that premiered this week.

His name is Gustav Triplett (played with fabulous flair by Johnny Ray Gill), and he's just one of the self-appointed detectives trying to figure out what's gone wrong in Washington, D.C. In "BrainDead," on CBS, it's not one-per-centers but space aliens who are rigging the system: a mysterious meteorite has crashed to Earth, releasing ants from another planet, which tiptoe into politicians' ears and literally eat their brains.

"Evil" is the latest series by Michelle and Robert King, the married showrunner team who created a triptych of complex, innovative series for CBS: the Obama-era drama "The Good Wife," about a corporate lawyer married to a scandal-ridden politician; the experimental zombies-in-Washington satire "BrainDead," which burned through its single nutty, politically prescient season in 2016; and "The Good Fight," the spinoff of "The Good Wife," a smart and savage (and, often, surreal) response to the Trump era.

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Lillasyster is a Swedish Rock band formed in Gothenburg in 2006. They released their debut album, Hjärndöd musik för en hjärndöd generation (Braindead Music For A Braindead Generation) in May 2007.

It featured production from RealOnes, Kemist & DJ Braindead among others.

Organ donation is possible in the case of braindead patients who suffered a flecainide intoxication.

Jackson's next release was the horror comedy Braindead (1992) (released in North America as Dead Alive).

Charlie Semine (born October 28) is an American actor, known for BrainDead, Mercy and The Following.

He was a Visiting Writer at Wesleyan University and Hope College in 2010 and participated in Wesleyan's Distinguished Writers Series and Hope College's Visiting Writers Series. His non-fiction collection, The Braindead Megaphone, was published in 2007.Saunders on KCRW'S The Bookworm discussing The Braindead Megaphone. Saunders's fiction often focuses on the absurdity of consumerism, corporate culture, and the role of mass media.

Braindead Soundmachine was founded in Los Angeles, California, United States, in 1989 as a joint effort between Coonce and speed metal record producer Croyle, as they conceptualized "metaldisco," a genre that melded Black Sabbath riffs topped by disco-y rhythm guitar and ethereal female vocals. The band was rounded out by Shivers, a Los Angeles sound engineer, whose aural contribution consisted of non-musical screeching noises coerced out of his collections of refurbished vintage analog synthesizers. Following Coonce's edict that "singers are like spark plugs, you screw them in and then you screw them out," Braindead utilized the services of sundry female vocalists, including those of Joan Jones from Sun 60, Khalsoum Salloum and JenJen (Jenny Homer from Downy Mildew). Braindead Soundmachine: (l,r) Ikky Shivers, Mr. Reality, Khalsoum Salloum, Cole Coonce As "a band obsessed with drag racing, drag queens and the apocalyptic downfall of the entertainment industry," Braindead reveled in the absurdity of life in Los Angeles, as well as in its own anarchy.

Bio Zombie () is a 1998 Hong Kong zombie comedy film, starring Jordan Chan. It spoofs George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead and shows many similarities to Peter Jackson's Braindead.

She is declared braindead and they pull her plug, using her heart for the surgery, as she is a donor. Later, Ingrid takes credit for the murder at the Green Meanie summit.

Jim Booth (7 February 1945 – 4 January 1994) was a New Zealand film producer and actor, known for producing early films from Peter Jackson, including Meet the Feebles (1989) and Braindead (1992).

The Braindead Megaphone is George Saunders’s first full-length essay collection, published in 2007; it is 272 pages long. The collection has many essays that appeared in The New Yorker and GQ.

It was reported on December 11, 2013 that Jauregui had suffered a stroke in Jalisco, Mexico, and been declared braindead. He died later that day, after a short period in a coma.

Since its release, Braindead received positive reviews from critics. Although a bomb financially at the time of its release, it has received more attention since Jackson's success with The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

By contrast, films such as Braindead, Evil Dead II and to some extent Dawn of the Dead, all of which feature over-the-top gore, can be construed as comedic, and fall into the category of splatstick.

Zane is the leader of the Crim clique, and almost became a Smokey, but at the last minute he backed out and he became a pretty. He becomes close friends with Tally, and they eventually start dating. When they received Maddy's cure, Tally and Zane each took one pill. The cure included one pill that contained nanos that eats the lesions in the Pretties' brains and one pill that stops the nanos from making you braindead ( Zane took the nanos and since he didn't have the other pill to control them, he became braindead).

As an actor, Devenie is best known for a trio of appearances in Peter Jackson films - Meet the Feebles (1989), Braindead (1992 - known in the United States as Dead Alive), and The Frighteners (1996). His most memorable role may be that of Father McGruder in Braindead, wherein he utters the line "I kick arse for the Lord!". In 2000, he appeared as Governor Croque in the short-lived Renaissance Pictures television series Jack of All Trades, alongside American actor Bruce Campbell. More recently he played the Norse god Njord in The Almighty Johnsons.

Terror Hungry at IFPI Finland (in Finnish) The album was released single from Terror Hungry. With respect to its predecessor, the album had more groove-metal- inspired riffs. In February 2016, the band released their third album called Braindead.

Braindead Soundmachine were an American industrial rock band and the brainchild of founding members Cole Coonce, Warren Croyle (aka "Mr. Reality"), and the late Ikky Shivers. Eschewing the industrial genre, they coined the name metaldisco in reference to their musical style.

Walsh would later become his life partner. Some of the scripts from this period, including a sequel to A Nightmare on Elm Street, have never been made into movies; the proposed zombie film Braindead underwent extensive rewrites. Jackson's next film to see release was Meet the Feebles (1989), co- written with Sinclair, Walsh and Mulheron. An ensemble musical comedy starring Muppet-style puppets, Meet the Feebles originally began as a short film intended for television, but was rapidly expanded into a full-length film after unanticipated enthusiasm from Japanese investors, and the collapse of Braindead, six weeks before filming.

Diana Peñalver (born 1965) is a Spanish actress known for starring in Braindead (1992), Year of Enlightment (1986), 3 Beauties (2014) and El Lute: Run for Your Life (1987). She also starred in the Spanish television series Las chicas de hoy en día.

Brandon Paul Flynn (born October 11, 1993) is an American actor, known for his role as Justin Foley in the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why, as well as appearing as himself in the short film Home Movies, and Mike the Intern in BrainDead.

Jack Brown Genius is a 1996 New Zealand romantic comedy fantasy film directed by Tony Hiles, produced by Peter Jackson and written by both with Jackson's partner Fran Walsh. Actor Tim Balme, who had earlier starred in Jackson's movie Braindead, plays the title role.

Tveit then starred in Undrafted which was released on July 15. His next film Better Off Single was released in theaters and on demand on October 7. In October 2015, it was announced that Tveit would star in CBS's summer series BrainDead, which premiered on June 13, 2016. Following the cancellation of BrainDead after one season on October 17, 2016, Tveit had time to perform more concerts in 2017 and more screen roles including a reprisal of his role from The Good Wife on an episode of The Good Fight and a starring role in the independent film Created Equal which held screenings in early 2018.

Robert and Michelle King also created and produced the comedy thriller drama series BrainDead, which aired on CBS on June 13, 2016 thru October 17, 2016 before it was cancelled. The couple then returned to their The Good Wife spin-off The Good Fight as showrunners.

Jed Brophy (born 29 October 1963) is a film actor from New Zealand. He has appeared in several of Peter Jackson's films, including Braindead, Heavenly Creatures, The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, and King Kong. Brophy also appears as the dwarf Nori in The Hobbit films.

Trey becomes braindead, and Kristina and Connie take him off life support. Ellie is temporarily thought to be paralyzed. That night Maxie miscarries Dante and Lulu's baby, and becomes pregnant again after sleeping with Damian Spinelli. She keeps it all a secret after Spinelli chooses to be with Ellie.

However, he flatlines and is ultimately declared braindead. There is confusion on if John Doe is really George and Callie confirms by a freckle on his hand. His organs are donated after Stevens confirms that it is what O'Malley would have wanted, and he is buried a week later.

Contributors of photographs would be paid up to RMB 5,000 per photograph. Han also invited article submissions for a "braindead" (脑残) column, deliberately publishing articles that the magazine disagreed with or were not up to standards. The rate for such articles would be RMB 250 per 1,000 characters.

Jackson's 1992 comedy horror film Braindead was subject to a lawsuit: In Bradley v WingNut Films Ltd [1993] 1 NZLR 415, it was alleged that Braindead had infringed the privacy of the plaintiffs by containing pictures of the plaintiff's family tombstone. After reviewing the New Zealand judicial authorities on privacy, Gallen J stated: "the present situation in New Zealand ... is that there are three strong statements in the High Court in favour of the existence of such a tort in this country and an acceptance by the Court of Appeal that the concept is at least arguable." This case became one of a series of cases which contributed to the introduction of tort invasions of privacy in New Zealand.

In interviews, Braindead has never been shy about citing their influences. They ripped off N.W.A's hip hop drum machine sound, Black Sabbath's bass lines and the guitar stylings of Chic, Fela Kuti and Funkadelic. The floaty, dreamy and drolly defiant female vocals are reminiscent of Julee Cruise and Lesley Gore.

Some movies, e.g. Braindead, are completely banned in Germany (mostly for glamorizing violence), as it is illegal even to sell them to adults. These movies are "indiziert" as well as "beschlagnahmt" ("judicially confiscated"). While selling these kinds of media is strictly prohibited, it is legal to buy or own such movies.

Michelle King (née Stern; born 1958) is an American television writer and producer. She is married to Robert King, who is also her writing partner. The couple created the legal drama series The Good Wife, which earned them a Writers Guild of America Award. They have also created the comedy-drama BrainDead.

Zombina met Doc Horror at Calderstones School in 1998. They started a band called The Deformed, producing a demo tape "No Sleep 'Til Transylvania", in early 1999 . This tape featured songs that would later be featured on Zombina and The Skeletones albums: "The Grave... And Beyond!", "Braindead" and "Leave My Brain Alone".

The National Assembly and The Ministry of Health and Welfare voted in favor of active and passive euthanasia and went into effect since February 2018, and has announced to issue a "Well-Dying" Bill. However, the topic and debate of euthanasia in South Korea sparked for a long time, starting back on 4 December 1997 when a doctor was sent to prison for a major duration for voluntarily cutting life support of a braindead patient who injured himself from a head trauma, upon the request of his wife. This incident is well known in Korea as 'Boramae Hospital Incident' (보라매병원 사건). Another incident that sparked further debate was from the imprisonment of a father who plugged off a respirator for his braindead son.

However, there are no real-life human characters in the film. Director Jackson has a cameo as an audience member dressed as an alien from Bad Taste. Every vehicle seen in the film is a variation on the Morris Minor, including a specially constructed limousine. Morris Minors also appear in Jackson's Bad Taste and Braindead.

Michelle King with her husband Robert also created and produce the thriller drama series BrainDead, which aired on CBS from June 13, 2016 to October 17, 2016 before it was cancelled. The couple then returned as showrunners on The Good Wife spin-off The Good Fight. In September 2019 their horror thriller series Evil began airing on CBS.

V.O. Pulver and Marek Felis formed the still- active heavy metal band Gurd in 1994. Drummer Peter Haas played in the bands Mekong Delta, Babylon Sad, Calhoun Conquer, Krokus, Clockwork, Ain't Dead Yet, and Coroner. Former drummer Rolf Heer played for Braindead and Messiah. Former drummer Alex Lang played for the short-lived thrash band Cryonix.

After graduating from Princeton University, Cowles relocated to Los Angeles. She began her career in entertainment as a personal assistant to Jonah Hill during the production of True Story. In 2016, Cowles also had a reoccurring role in the political satire, BrainDead. Cowles was later cast in the CW reboot of a reboot of Roswell, titled Roswell, New Mexico.

Timothy Guy Balme (born 18 January 1967) is an actor and screenwriter from New Zealand. He's most well known for his roles on the long-running soap opera Shortland Street and Mercy Peak, as well as lead roles in the cult favourites Braindead and Jack Brown Genius. He most recently was a writer and actor on the television series The Almighty Johnsons.

Robert King (born 1959) is an American film and television writer and producer. He is married to Michelle King, who is also his writing partner. The couple created the comedy-drama BrainDead (2016); the legal drama series The Good Wife (2009–16), which earned them a Writers Guild of America Award; its spin-off The Good Fight (2017-), and Evil (2019-).

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The car was intentionally hit by Walt Driscoll, an enemy of J.R.'s who wanted to kill him. After finding out he had caused severe injuries to an innocent young man (Mickey was left paralysed and later became braindead), Driscoll then committed suicide. Mickey later died when Ray turned off his life support machine at his mother's request. Over time, Lucy changed her ways and matured.

Peter Jackson started his career in New Zealand by directing the splatter movies Bad Taste (1987) and Braindead (1992). These films featured such over-the-top gore that it became a comedic device. These comedic gore films have been dubbed "splatstick", defined as physical comedy that involves dismemberment. Splatstick seems to be more common in Japan, with the examples of Robogeisha, Tokyo Gore Police, and Machine Girl.

They assume that they are dead. Reyes, however, maintains that they are still alive. Meanwhile, Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) tells John Doggett (Robert Patrick) that Reyes is braindead, a fact that Doggett refuses to believe. Preijers informs Doggett and Scully that, since Reyes was an organ donor, in a few days her life-support will be pulled and the hospital will harvest her remains.

Ralston played zoo official Stewart in Peter Jackson's 1992 splatter film Braindead. From April 1997 until October 2000 he was the editor of Metro lifestyle magazine. In 1999, an official from the Ministry of Health visited Ralston and threatened to prosecute the magazine under the Smoke-free Environments Act 1990, over a cigar review column. Ralston complained, saying the magazine derived no income from the column.

Aside from a couple tracks, this mixtape belongs in the recycle bin." Aceto showed disappointment in Young Chop's absence in the tape's production background, and added, "the majority of songs on Bang Pt. 2 are sloppy and overloaded with auto-tune." Matthew Trammell of Rolling Stone also gave the mixtape 2 out 5 stars, stating that the tape was filled with, "braindead repetition, cartoonish adlibs, and uncharacteristically limp beats.

"FAB." made its premiere exclusively through The Fader magazine on September 22, 2016 as the second promotional single from Mad Love. (2016). JoJo shared the single's cover artwork on her social channels. Although never officially released as a single to radio, a digital remix EP containing 5 official remixes of the song was released on March 5, 2017, including version by Kemist, RealOnes, DJ Braindead, Giovanny and Wixard.

The current erosion rate is approximately 1 cm per year. Part of the Paths of the Dead sequence in the film The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King was filmed on location here,Ian Brodie, "The Lord of the Rings Location Guidebook:Extended Edition", Harper Collins Publishers, 2005 as was the opening sequence of Braindead. In December 2019, the approved official geographic name of the rocks was gazetted as "Pūtangirua Pinnacles".

Christian Rivers started his career by storyboarding Peter Jackson's Braindead right after finishing high school. He has since then continued to work for Jackson on storyboards, special effects, visual effects and splinter unit directing on The Hobbit trilogy. On King Kong, he directed the previz of the fight between King Kong and the three V-rexes. The sequence was used as the blueprint for the final version, giving Rivers a direction credit for the scene.

The couple then reteamed with writer Stephen Sinclair on the horror- comedy film that they had begun writing before Feebles, the zombie movie Braindead (retitled Dead Alive in the United States, 1992). Walsh and Jackson have not married (2015). They explored new ground with the drama Heavenly Creatures (1994). The film that was Walsh's idea was based on the friendship of the Parker-Hulme teenagers, who infamously later killed one of their mothers.

During their first ceremony, Lucky learns his son Jake has been in a hit-and- run accident, that eventually renders him braindead. Jake's death sets another string of tragic events in motion. Lucky finds out his father was the driver, and accuses Luke of driving drunk. Lucky is adamant that his father is an alcoholic, but Luke refutes that Lucky wants to blame the alcohol so that he does not have to blame him.

The hospital staff revived her but tests revealed that she had suffered serious brain damage. She was declared braindead and the medical team requested permission to switch off her life support machine. Marlon took some convincing to agree, as he was still determined that she would recover, but he finally agreed on realising that there was no hope of her recovering. Emily supports Marlon after the death of his first wife, Tricia (2004).

When Zak and Dan arrive, Dom is told Gemma may have a brain haemorrhage. He pushes everyone away until Belle, Sean and Lisa arrive and Dom is told that Gemma is braindead, devastating everyone. Dom must decide whether or not to turn off her machines and Zak tells Dom about when Butch died, as the nurses push Dom for answers about organ donation. After listening to Zak, Dom decides to donate Gemma's organs although her brain isn't available.

Braindead (also known as Dead Alive in the United States) is a 1992 New Zealand splatstick zombie comedy film directed by Peter Jackson, produced by Jim Booth, and written by Jackson, along with Fran Walsh and Stephen Sinclair. It stars Timothy Balme as Lionel, a man living with his mother Vera. Lionel gets into trouble for his relationship with a Spanish woman, Paquita. When a rabid hybrid animal bites Vera, she gradually begins a zombie outbreak in Wellington.

Born in Worthing, Sussex, England, on 29 October 1939, Moody emigrated to New Zealand, becoming a naturalised New Zealander in 1957. She first came to note nationally in New Zealand during the late 1970s and early 1980s as a regular panellist on the television show Beauty and the Beast hosted by Selwyn Toogood. Her first feature film role was playing Mabel in The Scarecrow. She also played in Undercover Gang, Braindead, Turn of the Blade, and Heavenly Creatures.

J. Doyle Wallis of DVD Talk rated it 3.5/5 stars and called it "pure, cheap, unadulterated, stupid fun". Todd Rigney of Beyond Hollywood called it "an obvious rip-off" of Encounters of the Spooky Kind that approaches the fun of The Evil Dead and Braindead. In Horror and Science Fiction Films III, Donald C. Willis called it "95 minutes of pure silliness". The Encyclopedia of Martial Arts Movies called it "a very unusual, funny film".

Aurin Squire was a staff writer on the CBS political satire BrainDead that premiered over the summer of 2016. He was a story editor and writer on the first season of the hit NBC drama This Is Us, and is a producer on the CBS dramas The Good Fight and Evil (TV series). Prior to TV writing, he was hired to ghostwrite and adapt novels into screenplays for New York indie film companies like Moxie Pictures.

In an after-credits scene, Xavier speaks to Moira McTaggert through the body of a comatose man, implying that his consciousness survived by transferring itself into the body (an action that Xavier had discussed at the beginning of the film as part of an ethics class, the question being if it would be ethically right for a mutant like himself to attempt such a transference, noting that the man in question was virtually brain-dead) revealing to having survived to his physical murder by Phoenix. On the DVD Commentary, it is revealed that the body on Muir Island was a "P. Xavier". One of the writers noted that this is an original twin brother, written for the scene, who was born braindead (due to Professor X's amount of power). This brother can supposedly walk but due to being in coma for a long time and braindead since birth, the brother is alluded to be in a restricted movement so his legs do not work and Charles is still forced to use his old wheelchair.

Christian Rivers is a New Zealand storyboard artist, visual effects supervisor, special effects technician, and director. He first met Peter Jackson as a 17-year-old,Pre-vizualisation: Making Words into Images The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Special Extended DVD Edition documentary and storyboarded all of Jackson's films since Braindead. He made his directing debut in the film adaptation of Mortal Engines, and planning a remake of The Dam Busters, both produced by Peter Jackson.

Peter Jackson himself plays two acting roles. In one early scene halfway down a cliff, careful editing, utilising shots taken months apart, makes it possible for the two characters, Derek and the alien Robert (both played by Jackson), to fight one another. Bad Taste begins Jackson's penchant for using the Morris Minor in his films - Giles drives a Morris Minor. Subsequently, every car in Meet the Feebles is a Morris Minor (including a limousine) and several are seen in Braindead.

Black Wire is the eponymous debut album by the Leeds band Black Wire. The album was released on 27 June 2005 in the UK on 48 Crash and 14 February 2006 in the U.S. on Giant Pecker Records. The U.S. version of the album contains the 'secret track' "Braindead". Access to the song is gained by holding the rewind button of a CD player at the start of the first track until there is silence when the song can then be heard.

Singles from that album included "I'm in Jail", and a throbbing, discordant cover of Patsy Cline's "Walkin' After Midnight" (whose release included remixes of the song produced by KMFDM founder Sascha Konietzko). In 1992, Coonce scored the Greg Araki indie film "The Living End", a "queer" road movie that also featured Braindead's version of the Jesus and Mary Chain song that gave the film its title. As Wax Trax! began to succumb to an eventual collapse and bankruptcy, Braindead sought to extricate itself from their contract.

Coulton had been involved in the Kings' previous series BrainDead, which featured musical recaps performed by the singer. The segments have drawn comparisons to the series Schoolhouse Rock!, albeit discussing topics such as the impeachment process, non-disclosure agreements, and Russian trolls. Coulton remarked he shared the Kings' "sensibility of really liking to mess with the form itself and poke through the fourth wall a little bit", and has received a relative amount of creative freedom in regards to the content of these interludes.

He has co-written several films with Academy Award-winners Peter Jackson and Frances Walsh, notably Meet The Feebles, Braindead, and The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. He also wrote and directed the feature film Russian Snark, which premiered at the 2010 New Zealand Film Festival in Auckland, and went on to win numerous international awards. Stephen has written the novels Thief of Colours (Penguin Books, 1995), and Dread (Spineless Press, 2000). He is currently writing a novel set in late Roman Britain.

Motörhead's Lemmy, Gene Hoglan, and former Phantom Blue drummer Linda McDonald all guest on the album. On May 18, 2008, Michelle Meldrum was rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital in Burbank, California, in critical condition. Three days later, on Wednesday, May 21, she died as a result of a cystic growth that had restricted oxygen and blood flow to her brain, rendering her braindead. Michelle had just completed writing and recording Meldrum's soon-to-be-released third album Lifer with drummer Gene Hoglan, along with the group's latest additions, Michele Madden (vocals) and Laura Christine (bass).

Recording of the album was completed during the week of 3–10 March 2008, with a release occurring in July 2008. Originally thought to be called Braindead, the title of the album was confirmed via their MySpace website on 22 May 2008 to be Melodia and an official track listing was also announced. The band demoed 25 songs, only 14 of which made the final cut. This is The Vines' first album for record label Ivy League Records, after parting ways with EMI and Capitol Records in 2007.

Murdoc is grabbed by the crotch and pulled to the ground, a reference to the Peter Jackson zombie film Braindead. Seconds later, the zombie gorillas themselves rise up. Murdoc immediately flees at the sight of them, with a number of them pursuing him. He then turns and glares at them out of frustration at his inability to escape, and the zombie apes engage in a bizarre dance routine before Murdoc is knocked back by a lightning bolt; this dance routine is similar to the choreography of Michael Jackson's music video "Thriller".

After the 1993 tour promoting Fabulous Beast, Boom Crash Opera took a break. Farnan had produced the debut album, This Is The Sharp (September 1993), for The Sharp, a three piece pop-rock band from Collingwood. He has also produced and written with artists such as Rachael Kane, and Cade. Maslen has performed live and/or as a recording drummer for various Australian artists including: Natalie Imbruglia, Delta Goodrem, Mark Seymour, Men at Work, The Seekers, Belinda Emmett, Archie Roach, Bodyrockers, Icehouse, Jimmy Barnes, Diesel, Jimmy Little and Braindead Lovers.

West's first feature film was Razor Blade Smile, released in 1998. His second film, released in 2005, was Evil Aliens, described as a 'British slapstick horror-comedy', in the tradition of films such as Braindead, House, and Evil Dead. It was the first full-length British horror film to be filmed using Sony HD cameras and contains over a hundred digital effect shots as well as many conventional gory special effects. Following the success of Evil Aliens, West directed a made-for-TV sequel to the 1988 film Pumpkinhead.

At the age of 14, O'Herne appeared in Jackson's 1976 short film, The Valley, which aired on children's television show Spot On. After this, he, Jackson and fellow friends Mike Minett, Craig Smith, Terry Potter, Dean Lawrie and Ken Hammon worked on their next project, Bad Taste (1987). The film took four years to create, only filmed on weekends when the friends were able to meet up. O'Herne later turned down a role in Jackson's 1992 film Braindead. In 2010, he made his first film appearance in nearly 25 years in the American film God of Vampires.

Winstead appeared in CBS' political comic thriller BrainDead, as leading character Laurel, "the daughter of a Democratic political dynasty who left Washington, D.C. to become a documentary filmmaker, but is pulled back into the family business when her brother needs political help". The series received mildly positive reviews by critics, with New York Magazine calling Winstead's casting the "smartest decision the makers made", and The A.V. Club said that she "makes an eminently watchable, formidable heroine". Despite a largely positive critical response, the series debuted to lackluster ratings and after the airing of its 13-episode first season, CBS announced its cancellation.

In 2016, Flynn was cast as Mike the Intern in BrainDead, and in 2017, he played Luke in the Off-Broadway production of John Kander and Greg Pierce's musical Kid Victory at the Vineyard Theatre. Unlike the rest of the characters in the show, his character does not sing.Kid Victory at Vineyard Theatre Prior to these roles, Flynn had acted in various commercials and films, playing a reporter for CWW's "FL Kidcare Health," the principal on Sirens and Sid on Lost and Gone Forever. Flynn has also acted in eleven plays, including Much Ado About Nothing and The Crucible.

Jackson paid tribute to the 1933 film by including Skull Island as the origin of the zombie plague in his 1992 film Braindead. During the filming of Jackson's 1996 film The Frighteners, Universal Pictures was impressed with Jackson's dailies and early visual effects footage. The studio was adamant to work with Jackson on his next project and, in late 1995, offered him the chance to direct a remake of the 1954 film Creature from the Black Lagoon. He turned down the offer, but Universal became aware of Jackson's obsession with King Kong and subsequently offered him the opportunity to direct that remake.

Puchkov's life's experiences influenced his tastes in films, and he largely translated gangster, war and action films. His experience in the militsya and army make the speech of military men, cops and bandits sound more vivid and true to life in his translations. The list of his translated films now exceeds 70 and includes: Aliens, Blade, The Boondock Saints, Braindead, Dead Man, From Dusk till Dawn, Kill Bill: Volume 1, Mad Max 2, Platoon, Predator, Pulp Fiction, Snatch and many more. Puchkov also translates cartoons and thinks his best work was his translation of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.

He worked as the editor, sound editor, and postproduction supervisor for Jackson's films Bad Taste, Meet the Feebles, and Heavenly Creatures. Selkirk was both associate producer and editor for Jackson's Braindead in 1992, and became a full producer (and editor) on The Frighteners. Like Jackson, Selkirk has continued to live and work in New Zealand despite the international success of his work. In addition to his work as a producer on the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Selkirk worked as the supervising editor for the first two films The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers.

Ian Watkin (25 January 1940 – 18 May 2016) was a New Zealand actor known for the films Braindead and Sleeping Dogs. Watkin grew up in Greymouth, and started his career in theatre and radio plays, and working as a magazine editor before emigrating to Australia in 1999 where he continued to appear in numerous television and theatre roles and also became a wine broker. He was also known as Mr. Big Cheese due to a television commercial in which he appeared. After having appeared in Pukemanu, he featured in an episode of Ngaio Marsh Theatre in 1977.

Stephen Papps has appeared in projects that range from the critically acclaimed stage productions The 39 Steps and Mark Twain & Me In Maoriland to the feature films The Piano and Braindead. His television appearances include such series as perennial favourite Shortland Street and Disney's Legend of the Seeker. Stephen also wrote and performed the highly regarded BLOWING IT, which he performed world-wide and for which he was nominated for a Chapman Tripp theatre award. He began his career in 1991 with the award-winning feature The End of the Golden Weather, for which he won best actor.

Balme graduated from Toi Whakaari in 1989, and his first lead role was in the 1992 film Braindead (aka Dead Alive). Balme and his wife, along with Simon Bennett and Robyn Malcolm, founded the New Zealand Actors' Company, which ran for three productions before being dissolved. An actor for the better part of twenty years, he has recently branched out into writing, and has scripted episodes for television series such as Diplomatic Immunity and Outrageous Fortune. Balme also wrote the short film Redemption, directed by his wife, which was selected as part of the short film line-up at the Sundance Film Festival for 2011.

Time magazine reviewed the US premiere, comparing it as "weirdly similar, down to minor details" to Joe Millionaire. However, unlike Joe Millionaire, the magazine noted, there is no shame or guilt in the deception, which Time attributed to reality TV learning to become "lighter in tone yet more slick and ruthless." In the UK The Telegraph headlined its review "fodder for the braindead" and commenting "the floundering Harry lookalike wasn't a wild or weird enough character to carry the show, entertainment derived solely from the foolish bachelorettes." But it picks out the butler, Kingsley, as a "genre-bender of genius" who strays far from his brief.

The band followed a simple ethos that "there are no mistakes", with only one rule: "no chord changes". The band's zen anarchic approach to making music was also informed by its insistence that Yoshi, a transplanted Japanese transvestite working as a cocktail waitress in East Hollywood, was in fact "Dogvillasan", a deity (or "Coyote God") summoned by the group in the song of the same name. In 1990, and with the band's theology, philosophy and musical approach finalized, Braindead procured a recording contract with Chicago's Wax Trax! Records, which put out the band's first long-playing compact disc, Come Down from the Hills and Make My Baby.

Their first single is "Shampoo" and is currently available podcast-only. Croyle is now CEO of the multi-media conglomerate Reality Entertainment. Originally an outlet for ponderous and aggressive speed metal bands, in 2006 Reality signed seminal disco music superstars KC and the Sunshine Band to a recording contract, a move which Croyle heralded by stating that: "KC has affected generations of music lovers around the world, we are thrilled to have KC on the Reality roster." It could be argued that with its signing of KC and The Sunshine Band, and by finally synergistically melding heavy metal with disco, Reality Entertainment succeeded where Braindead failed.

Comedy horror is a genre/type in which the usual dark themes and "scare tactics" attributed to horror films are treated with a humorous approach. These films either use goofy horror cliches, such as in Scream, Young Frankenstein, Little Shop of Horrors, Haunted Mansion, and Scary Movie where campy styles are favored. Some are much more subtle and don't parody horror, such as An American Werewolf in London. Another style of comedy horror can also rely on over-the-top violence and gore such as in The Evil Dead (1981), Braindead (1992), and Club Dread (2004) – such films are sometimes known as splatstick, a portmanteau of the words splatter and slapstick.

On 26 February 2016, Footsie of the Newham Generals and Giggs (rapper) released their single 'Hot Water' which produced by Powers. The single was released on Footsie's own Braindead Entertainment, and was heavily supported by Radio DJ Charlie Sloth and BBC Radio 1. Powers began actively working in the South African music industry, starting by working with platinum recording artist Lira (singer) when he produced 'Let Go Sometimes' for her 2016 album 'Born Free'; released on 25 March 2016. He continued his efforts in the South Africa territory by producing controversial single 'The Man' for female rapper Nadia Nakai, released on 19 August 2016 on Independent label Family Tree Entertainment.

For eight years, Whitehouse was a regular panellist on the advice show Beauty and the Beast, hosted by Selwyn Toogood. She had acting roles in New Zealand's first TV soap opera, Close to Home, as well as Country GP, the third season of Gloss (1989), Marlin Bay, and a 30-minute monologue in the series Face Value (1995). On Australian television, Whitehouse appeared in numerous of the Crawford Productions series, including Matlock Police and The Box, as well as playing the role of Maggie May Kennedy in the Grundy production, Prisoner. She made cameo appearances in films including Sleeping Dogs (1977), Solo (1977), and Braindead (1992).

Initially derided by the American press as "appalling", it quickly became a national sensation, playing not just in drive-ins but at midnight showings in indoor theaters across the country. Foreign critics were kinder to the film; British film magazine Sight & Sound included it on its "Ten Best Films of 1968" list. George A. Romero coined the term "splatter cinema" to describe his film Dawn of the Dead. Later splatter films, such as Sam Raimi's Evil Dead series, Peter Jackson's Bad Taste and Braindead (released as Dead Alive in North America) featured such excessive and unrealistic gore that they crossed the line from horror to comedy.

Sir Peter Robert Jackson (born 31 October 1961) is a New Zealand film director, producer, and screenwriter. He is best known as the director, writer, and producer of the Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001–03) and the Hobbit trilogy (2012–14), both of which are adapted from the novels of the same name by J. R. R. Tolkien. He is the third-highest-grossing film director of all time, his films having made over $6.5 billion worldwide. Jackson began his career with the "splatstick" horror comedy Bad Taste (1987) and the black comedy Meet the Feebles (1989) before filming the zombie comedy Braindead (1992).

BrainDead is an American political satire science fiction comedy-drama television series created by Robert and Michelle King. The series stars Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Laurel Healy, a documentary film-maker who takes a job working for her brother Luke (Danny Pino), a U.S. Senator, when the funding for her latest film falls through. Assigned as his new constituency caseworker, she discovers that Washington, D.C. has been invaded by extraterrestrial insects which are eating the brains and taking control of people, including members of Congress and their staffers. Much of the internal comedy of the series was that, in the altered reality of Washington DC politics, only a few people noticed.

In November 2010, Bryyn released the House Plants album with Berlin- based free music netlabel Aaahh Records, home of the creative commons indie artist Entertainment for the Braindead, Keyboard Rebel, Uniform Motion, Emilie Lund and The Wind Whistles. All songs on the House Plants album were released at the Internet Archive under a creative commons license and are open for remixing by other artists. In 2012, Bryyn won a place in the top five finalists among over 2000 entrants at the Newsong Music Mountain Stage Contest, one of the premier singer-songwriter showcases in the United States. Later in 2012, Bryyn joined with Newsong Recordings to officially release a full-length album entitled, In Shapes.

Among the most noteworthy artists released by Wax Trax! were Minimal Compact (Next One Is Real), Front 242 (including Jean-Luc De Meyer side project C-Tec), KMFDM, PIG, VNV Nation, Underworld, Meat Beat Manifesto, Front Line Assembly, Young Gods, Sister Machine Gun, My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult, Coil, Chris & Cosey, Chris Connelly, Die Warzau, In the Nursery, Controlled Bleeding, The KLF, Braindead Soundmachine, Cubanate and Laibach. The label also released a bevy of side projects by Al Jourgensen and Paul Barker of Ministry, including Revolting Cocks, Acid Horse (a collaboration with Cabaret Voltaire), Pailhead (a collaboration with Ian Mackaye of Minor Threat), PTP (short for "Programming The Psychodrill"), Lead into Gold (a solo vehicle for Barker), and 1000 Homo DJs.

DJ Tubby and Footsie ran their own record label Braindead Entertainment from 2002 to 2007 through which they released their own instrumentals. Footsie revived the label in 2012 to release his first solo vocal EP Zoot Break 2, this was followed by a joint instrumental EP with DJ Tubby entitled The Gray Area and by a 3 volume instrumental album series called King Original. D Double E has appeared as a featured artist on numerous releases as well as having released singles and a solo EP on Dirtee Stank, he also founded his own record label Bluku Music in 2014. Over the years he has featured on a number of prominent releases such as Skepta's "Ladies Hit Squad" from the 2016 album Konnichiwa alongside A$AP Nast.

Ridley Scott and his brother Tony produced CBS series Numb3rs (2005–10), a crime drama about a genius mathematician who helps the FBI solve crimes; and The Good Wife (2009–2016), a legal drama about an attorney balancing her job with her husband, a former state attorney trying to rebuild his political career after a major scandal. The two Scotts also produced a 2010 film adaptation of 1980s television show The A-Team, directed by Joe Carnahan. Ridley Scott was an executive producer of the first season of Amazon's The Man in the High Castle (2015–16). Through Scott Free Productions, he is an executive producer on the dark comic science-fiction series BrainDead which debuted on CBS in 2016.

Sergent’s acting career began at age 15 playing Lionel in the soap opera, Close to Home. Brian is also known for playing Eric on Outrageous Fortune, the New Zealand Prime Minister on Flight of the Conchords (similarly named Bryan), and Harold in The Lost Children. One of his most popular characters, cabin steward Gavin Soper, appeared on the Pulp Comedy television series. Sergent has a strong association with Circa Theatre in Wellington. He performed as five different characters in Time of My Life, ten roles in Greater Tuna, eleven characters in Travels with My Aunt and several roles in The Duchess of Malfi and Take a Chance on Me. Sergent’s film credits include Peter Jackson’s Meet the Feebles, Braindead and Lord of the Rings, Absent Without Leave, Via Satellite, the lead role as Marty in The Shirt and Noah in Eagle vs. Shark.

Along with other musical contributors to the show, Coulton won the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New Score, and was nominated for Best Original Score for the 72nd Tony Awards. In June 2016, Coulton started doing a one-minute "Previously On" song at the beginning of the CBS TV series BrainDead, a summer series with a planned run of 13 episodes.Raftery, Liz. "Here's the Story Behind BrainDead's Delightfully Wacky "Previously On ... " Song", TVGuide, June 21, 2016 On April 28, 2017, Coulton released a new album Solid State which is for sale through his website and iTunes as well as being available for streaming on SoundCloud Coulton co-wrote the songs "Good for Me", "Patient Zero" and "Rollercoaster" with Aimee Mann for her 2017 album "Mental Illness", for which he also contributed acoustic guitar and backing vocals.

Aaron Kyle Tveit (; born October 21, 1983) is an American actor and singer. He is known for originating the musical theatre roles of Gabe in Next to Normal, Frank Abagnale Jr. in the stage version of Catch Me If You Can, and the role of Christian in Moulin Rouge! on Broadway, for which he received a 2020 Tony Award nomination for Best Actor in a Musical and a 2020 Grammy Award nomination for Best Musical Theater Album, as well as for his portrayal of Enjolras in the 2012 film adaptation of Les Misérables. Tveit is also known for his work in television, including the role as Tripp van der Bilt on The CW's series Gossip Girl, Mike Warren on the USA Network series Graceland, Danny Zuko in Grease: Live, and Gareth Ritter in the CBS series BrainDead.

Her critically acclaimed-performance as an alcoholic struggling with sobriety in the Sundance drama Smashed (2012) was followed by a series of roles in other well-received independent films, including The Beauty Inside (2012), The Spectacular Now (2013), Faults (2014), Alex of Venice (2014) and Swiss Army Man (2016). Winstead continued her Scream Queen roles in the body horror film The Thing (2011), as Mary Todd Lincoln in the fantasy horror film Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012) and in the psychological horror thriller film 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016). She reprised her role as Lucy Gennero-McClane in A Good Day to Die Hard (2013) and returned to television with roles in the supernatural drama series The Returned (2015), the political satire/science fiction comedy series BrainDead (2016), the period medical drama series Mercy Street (2016–17) and the black comedy/crime drama anthology series Fargo (2017).

A mix of weak sewage water with animal manure and chemicals has been nicknamed "skunk", due to its powerful smell, the mix induces vomiting when sprayed on demonstrators.Jpost 10 August 2008 Border police use 'Skunk' against crowds Memorial placed where 36 year old Yousef Aqel Srour was killed in 2009 An Israeli soldier in Ni'lin on 6 February 2009 On 28 December, during a demonstration against the Israeli assault on Gaza that had started the previous day, Mohamed Khawaja (19) was shot in the head by the Israeli military, and Arafat Khawaja (22) was shot in the back. Mohamed Srour was shot in the leg. Arafat died on the scene while Mohamed Khawaja was declared braindead in hospital and died on 31 December. These incidents were brought to the attention of the United Nations Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict by witnesses Mohamed Srour and Jonathan Pollak at the Mission's Public Hearings in Geneva on 5 July 2009.

YT//ST is the first studio album by Canadian experimental band Yamantaka // Sonic Titan. It was initially released independently on October 1, 2011 through Psychic Handshake and later released through Canadian label Paper Bag Records on September 11, 2012, and on American label Suicide Squeeze Records on July 16, 2013. Tracks from YT//ST were originally written for the soundtrack to the group's rock opera titled 33, but were condensed during the album's recording process to accommodate their budget to record up to thirty minutes of music. Most of the album was recorded in Alaska B.'s basement, Glory Hole, the band's studio headquarters in Toronto, CA. Vocals for A Star Over Pureland were recorded in guitarist John Ancheta's painting studio. The album cover depicts the head of Blastro, "a giant plant with his brain blown out who flies through space and he’s completely braindead", "rising out of this meat goo sea of bones" into a black hole.

Mark Austin (born 1958) is a New Zealand composer and musical director who has written scores for many films, television programmes and commercials.New Zealand Composers On Screen - liner notes from DVD/CD released by New Zealand Trade & Enterprise / Investment New Zealand 2005 Much of his work has received critical acclaim. Besides writing alone, he has collaborated with David Long, Don McGlashan and Neill Duncan, among others. He has also worked in dance and theatre and was particularly active in this area in Auckland in the 1990s, where he was involved in several productions at the now defunct Watershed Theatre. (A notable example is Braindead the Musical, on which he collaborated with Neill Duncan as co-composer and Musical Director in 1995,NZ Herald, Aug 1995 the libretto having been written by Fran Walsh and Stephen Sinclair, with props created by Weta Workshop and the production directed by Michael Hurst.) With David Long, Austin has collaborated with dance choreographers Douglas Wright, Ann Dewey, Daniel Belton, and Mary Jane O’Reilly, and, on his own, with Josie Thompson.