Once we were Spaceman.

...Mameen

Hi, I'm Nathan Fillion.

I'm probably a pretty big deal to your mom.

And I'm Alan Tudik, a Juilliard trained actor with a long resume of robot roles.

A quarter of a century ago, we were cast in a little show called Firefly, and that's how we

became friends. It's also how we started going to sci-fi conventions, jabbering on to audiences about

not just the show, but our friendship. And what we discovered during those cons is that we are

very entertaining. At least we think so. Well, sci-fi fans do. And people who go to cons to. And if you're like,

I never make it to Comic-Con. Now you can hear Nathan and I shoot the breeze on our new podcast

once we were Spaceman. Spacemen, Spaceman, Spaceman, spacemen, space men. We're going to lock down

memory lane with longtime friends, fellow actors. We'll take a peek into the creative minds that bring you your favorite stories. When they put us on Friday nights at eight, they gave us our time slot. And I remember being like, to kiss to death, guys. See ya. Because of all that Star Wars shit, we did. We got to spend a lot of time with George. George Lucas. Yeah, George Lucas. I was slopping burritos and serving you

black beans. Not good Mexican food. Pretty solidly bad. Great margaritas, mediocre burritos, and

super bitter Juilliard waiters. Wow. We'll talk about who they once were.

I was doing like these crazy stunt shows, wearing rubber hot pants and a silver corset as I kept the world safe from evil.

I was one of like five Jewish kids at the school.

I was the only one in the school named Seth,

and I was one of the few people that wanted to like sing a dance

and put on a show.

And who they are now.

How do you stay relevant?

What is the key?

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