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Star Cops: Conflict 5.2



The release of a new film staring Coral Goldfinch, with its premier on the Moon. Well as she stars as the commander of the Star Cops where else would you have the premier?


Its an interesting idea - a film featuring the Star Cops. The leading lady is making a come back, after the death of her daughter, though things take a turn when her boyfriend Striker Torrance is murdered.


I was going to say that the features the whole team, but I’ve realise that Alice isn’t present. In the last episode she was escorting a prisoner back form Mars so she’s not back yet.


Its an enjoyable audio, somewhat standard. But it has a couple of good twists that ramp up the tension towards the end and make it a cut above the norm.



There is a nice call back to previous member of the Star Cops, so for long tern fans its a nice touch. Also is mention of Kenzy’s new romance.



This loses marks for the constant use of autospy in place of post mortem and the use of flash lights. 


In the last Episode Nathan had been relieved of his responsibilities as Moonbase commander, it felt that more would come of this, but not here.


A good episode.

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