A new spacecraft will be tested by Mark Brandis, still another job is given to him along the way: He and his team to provide a protective escort for Commander Scott's flight to a moon of Uranus. But Brandis loses its competitors out of sight ...
Also Episode 7 and 8 of the "Mark Brandis" series form a self-contained story arc. While in part one of the story was told from the perspective of Commander Scott, takes "foray to Uranus 2" back in time and again describes the beginning of the mission - but this time again with Mark Brandis as the main character. An interesting change of perspective, which has been implemented in the wonderful radio play. So although you can also listen to each episode individually, together they complement each other but perfect. This second part is more dynamic than its predecessor managed, it offers more space feeling, but must on the oppressive feeling after the crash landing without. Due to the greater leeway, in addition more subjects engage in the interlocking, resulting in a kurzweiligere sequence containing with their sincerity and the intense atmosphere the two main features of the series. A successful conclusion and a great narrative can 'foray to Uranus "sent the plot and complete exciting.
Michael Lott is once more to hear than Mark Brandis and is still doing with noticeable enthusiasm and commitment. So he creates a very credible and intensive presentation of the Space Commanders. Kai Jürgens is Colonel Barclay with confident and firm voice, he also provides such a compelling Charaterisierung from. Erich Räuker can continue this positive impression as Major Frederic Young. Other speakers include Martin Wehrmann, Udo Schenk and Michael Pan.
In absolute top-level production of music and sound is to be settled. By skillfully combining these two stylistic elements results in a dense atmosphere, which makes it easy for the listener to imagine the infinite expanses of outer space. This situation has changed with much trouble Great!
The beaming searchlight, who seems to light up the face of the viewer, in front of an impressive backdrop Space - a very appealing and bleak cover picture. Was again praised it from its predecessor although different, they are similar by stylistics but clearly contiguous.
Conclusion: The interesting change of perspective and a more dynamic story make 'foray to Uranus "a little better than its predecessor, but even here a genre has fallen.
