IGN Presents | The Callisto Protocol: Helix Station

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🗓️ 4 November 2022

⏱️ 3 minutes

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In the year 2320, a skip tracer hunts down a dangerous escaped criminal on a derelict space station. In the process, she must confront murderous alien life forms, as well as unspeakable horrors from her past. New episodes every Thursday.

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0:00.0	Hi, it's Gwendolyn Christy. And you're about to hear a trailer for the Horace Syphai podcast,
0:12.0	the Calisto Protocol, Helix Station.
0:15.0	Welcome to the Helix Station, the time to the char. Love, love to the time to be an official.
0:24.0	A mercy, God, I'm sorry.
0:27.0	Mercy, mercy!
0:33.0	Perfect.
0:35.0	We're here.
0:38.0	We're going to be dropping into Helix Station once the thriving first stop for Jovian colonists.
0:45.0	Do you hear that?
0:47.0	This place is dead, Percy. It's dead for 20 years.
0:51.0	As Percy can surely remember, 20 years ago, it's a carpenter drive when supercritical.
0:57.0	Flunning the station with ionized radiation.
1:00.0	Watch out for these bodies.
1:02.0	Oh, I'm bastards. It looks like you're a client of the doors when they seal this place.
1:06.0	The UJC has since shut it down and blocked it off. Inside, we can expect fluctuating radiation level,
1:14.0	decaying and possibly malfunctioning antique security bots,
1:18.0	and our fugitive, a man who should be considered the most dangerous criminal in the galaxy.
1:25.0	What the hell is that?
1:28.0	It looks like some sort of corpse frozen in a seven-foot popsicle.
1:33.0	Oh, maybe not for long.
1:36.0	Hey, the ice!
1:40.0	We were never going to get off this station, were we?
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