With Dollhouse crashing to an unbelievable series finale, we wanted to post this interview we did on The Cabonauts set with Miracle Laurie about the show. She gushed - as you can tell - about Eliza, Joss and how she made it on to the series in the first place as Mellie! Add @TheCabonauts to your twitter for the latest updates!

While we gear up The Cabonauts, we’ve been keeping busy with a brand new comedy/horror series that debuts today. The Occulterers stars Ellen Sandweiss (The Evil Dead), James C. Leary (Buffy, The Cabonauts), Camden Toy (Buffy, Angel), Amy Kline (I <3 Vampires) and my good self Hayden Black!

The 6-episode series airs one new episode every night this week thru Halloween following a bunch of VERY dysfunctional ghost hunters as they spend the night in Castle Vampire in Transylvania. It’s accompanied by 6 x 1 hour live feeds where you can watch for yourself what goes on there. If you see anything spooky, twitter the team at @TheOcculterers.

It was tons of fun making the series - I wrote it and shot it in just 2 weeks because of the deadline - and we hope to have another season soon.  Let us know what you think!

We were interviewed recently on a wonderful web series called The Web Files. Kristyn Burtt is a wonderful interviewer and we all had a great time. Check it out!

To say it was hot in the studio that day was an understatement - and there’s nothing like wearing sweaters to really make you feel worse. You can also read about the time we spent together on Kristyn’s blog.

Jo Callis is a man with a list of music hits to his name that would make most people drool. As founder and principal songwriter of late 70’s pop/punk outfit The Rezillos, he had a string of UK hits including “Top of the Pops” and “Destination Venus”.  And then came…

The Human League!!! Jo co-wrote ALL their major hits and played and sang on them too. Don’t You Want Me, Mirror Man, (Keep Feeling) Fascination, The Lebanon, Life On Your Own, Louise, Heart Like A Wheel, Seconds, Open Your Heart and TONS more. Jo also wrote with Feargal Sharkey (of the Undertones) and had a UK hit with Loving You. And so on and so on and so on. But guess what?

HE’S COMING ON BOARD THE CABONAUTS TO REMIX OUR SONGS!!!!  Jo, based in Scotland, is a big sci-fi fan and so it’s only fitting he joins the cast and crew on the most unique sci-fi show ever. I can’t even begin to tell you how over the moon we all are. His remixes will be sold on iTunes later this year when we launch the show. In the meantime, it’s hard to believe that a genuine 80’s icon is remixing these songs I’m writing - and he’s kicking it off with the track from the pilot entitled “(Female) Scientists” featuring vocals by Nichelle Nichols (Star Trek), Miracle Laurie (Dollhouse) and James C. Leary (Buffy the Vampire Slayer). Jo is now an official Cabonautee and we couldn’t be happier.

Here’s a selection of his videos.

And I couldn’t resist linking to this absurdly bad (so intentionally bad it’s brilliant) version of Fascination here on YouTube.It’s very Vic & Bob. We’ll let you know soon who else is coming on board the Scarad to remix tracks - some other great surprises are on the way

ps - have you added yourself to The Cabonauts Facebook fan page yet? go for it

A brief interview on set of The Cabonauts where we talk to Miracle Laurie, co-star of the pilot (and, of course, Dollhouse). Miracle reveals what happens in the first episode! You of course know the lovely Miracle from Dollhouse where she plays Mellie/November. Her co-star in the pilot is another member of the Joss Whedon universe - namely James C. Leary who played Clem, the loose-skinned demon on Buffy.

We grabbed a moment with him in the backseat of the Scarad to talk about it.

We grabbed a quick video of Nichelle talking about Comic Con - and threw in some shots of some great costumes so you can see what it’s like!

Here it is - our first exclusive interview with Miracle Laurie (Mellie/November from Dollhouse) about her role in the first episode of The Cabonauts!

We grabbed a moment with David H. Lawrence at the San Diego Comic-Con to talk about Heroes, Goodnight Burbank and The Cabonauts. David is best known for his role as Eric Doyle - the Puppeteer - on Heroes. Chances are his next best known role will be on The Cabonauts as a gay space pirate!

I grabbed a few moments with Torchwood’s John Barrowman - Captain Jack himself - to talk about what his favorite sci-fi shows are - and what he thought about doing an episode of The Cabonauts…!