Sci Fi Saturday Night presents: Wally K. Daly's Y625 Y

Sci Fi Saturday Night presents: 625 Y
a research scientist named Kate Brown uncovers a groundbreaking discovery in her laboratory about human genes. She stumbles upon a gene that could potentially determine a person's natural lifespan. The excitement and curiosity within the scientific community are palpable as they try to understand the implications of this discovery. However, the news quickly spreads beyond the lab walls.

Politicians are the first to hear about this breakthrough and their minds race with possibilities. Some envision the opportunity to extend their own lives and gain more power, while others ponder the ethical implications of such a discovery. As news of the discovery spreads to the general public, people become anxious and divided.

Some view this as a miracle that could grant them the gift of extended life, while others are fearful of the potential consequences. A new era of inequality emerges as wealthy individuals begin to hoard the treatment and the less fortunate are left to suffer. Soon, the situation spirals out of control and chaos ensues.

Kate Brown's discovery, initially viewed as a beacon of hope, quickly becomes a source of conflict and despair. The question remains: should humanity play god and tamper with the natural course of life? As the world grapples with this dilemma, the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.

Kate Brown …. Amanda Root
Professor Slingsby …. Geoffrey Whitehead
Joe Barnard …. Jon Strickland
Reporter …. Elizabeth Conboy
Prime Minister …. Chris Tranchell
Minister of Defence …. Ian Masters
Major Peters …. Brett Usher
Danny Flowers …. Stuart Milligan
Lab Technician …. Harry Myers
Minister of Health …. Sandra Clark

Director: Gordon House