When Geoff Stirling set about pioneering 24 hour television broadcasting, he filled the late-night hours when other stations went off the air with his own fantastical creations - visions of crop circles, pyramids, and his own comic book superhero, Captain Newfoundland. Hiring some of the medium’s most in-demand artists with his own money, he crafted books and animations that extolled the virtues of meditation and his belief that Newfoundland was the northern tip of ancient Atlantis, leaving his mark on traditional broadcasting while the images from his mind left an indelible mark on a generation of late night TV viewers.