According to Arthursen the Transistor Rodeo robots have started an offensive plan based upon their perception of their human encounters that now leads them to believe they’ve been attacked. What this also means, According to Arthursen, is that its probably just a matter of time before the military steps in to do something about these […]

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After hearing Arthursen’s crazy plan to use the robot’s apparent ability to elude capture as a way to sell his programming knowledge to the highest bidder, no matter what country that may be, Cal has escaped and is now on the run from the thug driver who carted him there and intends to drag him […]

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Held captive by Archie Arhtursen, Cal is told of the scientist’s scheme. Arthursen has used the robot’s unexptected malfunction to prove the capabilities of the scuttled military software program to elude capture. Arthursen cuts a shotgun wedding deal with Cal. He’ll signal the robots to come in from behind the curtain and Cal will take […]

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Cal is discovered by a pair of cops wh point out that the mechanical moose that he rode out of Dodger Stadium has crashed into the front end of a semi and burst into flames. But now the truck’s driver has pulled a gun and taken Cal and the two cops hostage. Where he’s taking […]

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To say that Dean’s nightmare of robots taking over the world is steeped in complete exhaustion and paranoia would be foolish especially if you hadn’t experienced the utter terror of fleeing from a massive mechanical T-Rex. The robot monster’s artificial intelligence is, for some yet unknown reason, causing it to follow Dean as the boy […]

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Cal’s encounter with the robotic lion there in the cozy and darkened confines of L.A.’s own Dodger Stadium has him galloping away atop a mechanical moose and barely escaping by the hairs on his chinnny-chin-chin. Unfortunately for real Cowboy Cal Carpenter, his high speed escapade is marred by him not seeing the top metal crossbar […]

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Finally, as promised. A mix of just some of the original musical score to TRANSISTOR RODEO!
And big, big thanks to ROWAN from the Warwick School Transistor Rodeo Fanclub for drawing this picture of the T-REX! Great job, Rowan! Keep on drawing.
UPDATE: My short story “Nemesis” for J.C. Hutchins’ OBSIDIAN project is still not quite finished. […]

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