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* [[Fictionary]]: Mogavis. Most often the Mildury's pronounce "us" as "huz".
* [[Fictionary]]: Mogavis. Most often the Mildury's pronounce "us" as "huz".
* [[Frickin' Laser Beams]]: "Blazers".
* [[Frickin' Laser Beams]]: "Blazers".
* [[Global Currency]]: Averted, there are both Federal Alliance [[We Will Spend Credits in The Future|credits]] and Zenophon zents.
* [[Global Currency]]: Averted, there are both Federal Alliance [[We Will Spend Credits in the Future|credits]] and Zenophon zents.
* [[Happily Married]]: Leah and Rekki, more or less.
* [[Happily Married]]: Leah and Rekki, more or less.
* [[Interspecies Romance]]: Gemma and Duke (fox/border collie), Leah and Rekki (collie/raccoon), [[Puppy Love|Damien and Jehlise]] (fox/cat), Fluff and Bones (cat/fox).
* [[Interspecies Romance]]: Gemma and Duke (fox/border collie), Leah and Rekki (collie/raccoon), [[Puppy Love|Damien and Jehlise]] (fox/cat), Fluff and Bones (cat/fox).
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* [[Panicky Expectant Father]]: Rekki in "The Christmas New Arrival".
* [[Panicky Expectant Father]]: Rekki in "The Christmas New Arrival".
* [[Promotion to Parent]]: Gemma, after her and Damien's parents were captured or killed.
* [[Promotion to Parent]]: Gemma, after her and Damien's parents were captured or killed.
* [[Run for The Border]]: Gemma, Damien, Fluff, and Jimmy-da-weasel's preferred method of escaping arrest is to escape to Zenophon
* [[Run for the Border]]: Gemma, Damien, Fluff, and Jimmy-da-weasel's preferred method of escaping arrest is to escape to Zenophon
* [[She Is Not My Girlfriend]]: Damien frequently insists this with regards to Jehlise; his bioamulet suggests otherwise.
* [[She Is Not My Girlfriend]]: Damien frequently insists this with regards to Jehlise; his bioamulet suggests otherwise.
* [[Shout-Out]]: In part 3 of "Duke and the Space Gypsy" alone:
* [[Shout-Out]]: In part 3 of "Duke and the Space Gypsy" alone:
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** Until someone in the audience yelled [[Monty Python's Flying Circus|"get on with it!"]]
** Until someone in the audience yelled [[Monty Python's Flying Circus|"get on with it!"]]
** Gemma spotted the [[Doctor Who|TARDIS]]
** Gemma spotted the [[Doctor Who|TARDIS]]
** A malfunctioning computer claimed that [[Red Dwarf (TV)|NORWEB had sent a fleet after Gemma because she left a light on]].
** A malfunctioning computer claimed that [[Red Dwarf|NORWEB had sent a fleet after Gemma because she left a light on]].
* [[Space Jews]]: Space Gypsies are [[Exactly What It Says On the Tin]]
* [[Space Jews]]: Space Gypsies are [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]
* [[Space People]]: Space gypsies, obviously.
* [[Space People]]: Space gypsies, obviously.
* [[Space Police]]: Spiker, Bones, and the Federal Alliance police are non-heroic examples.
* [[Space Police]]: Spiker, Bones, and the Federal Alliance police are non-heroic examples.

Revision as of 15:13, 9 April 2014

The Space Gypsy Adventures are a set of British sci-fi comedy radio stories created by Terry Askew. Notable in that the characters are all anthropomorphic animals. Mostly detailing the misadventures of the "space gypsy" fox Gemma Mildury and her younger brother, Damien, along with her on-and-off boyfriend, Duke; Duke's sister, Leah; used shuttle dealer and rocker Fluff Cat, and their frequent nemeses, Detectives Spiker and Bones of the Federal Alliance.

The series originally ran in children's hospitals in 1987, and was revived in 2004. Since late 2011, the creators have been reposting select stories online.


These radio plays provide examples of: