Rusty Nails
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My all time favourite was World Without End. Great twist at the end.
What's your favourite sci-fi series (if any)
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My all time favourite was World Without End. Great twist at the end.
Chromatic
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Yes, I enjoyed that too.
Alien8
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For Quatermass and the Pit fans - did you know that the 1958/59 series is currently available on iPlayer?
Well worth a watch, late at night, with lights off, when everyone else has gone to bed ... spooky.
Oh, and if X-Files is considered sci-fi, from more modern times I'll nominate ... X-Files.
Well worth a watch, late at night, with lights off, when everyone else has gone to bed ... spooky.
Oh, and if X-Files is considered sci-fi, from more modern times I'll nominate ... X-Files.
Andy in Germany
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I've never been one for Scifi but I really like Thunderbirds simply because I'm a sucker for any story that makes a universe using models.
I never got into Start Trak in any of its forms but I'm with @Reynard in liking Babylon 5 because of the writing quality, well crafted storylines, and very pragmatic way it was put together. I'm watching it with my kids at the moment (when I can drag them away form Minecraft) and the SFX only look very slightly dated.
I never got into Start Trak in any of its forms but I'm with @Reynard in liking Babylon 5 because of the writing quality, well crafted storylines, and very pragmatic way it was put together. I'm watching it with my kids at the moment (when I can drag them away form Minecraft) and the SFX only look very slightly dated.
Reynard
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Where have you got to BTW? You were sort of around "Parliament of Dreams" last time you mentioned it.
Andy in Germany
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About the same because I was away being interviewed.
It is remarkable how the stories of B5 reflect our own time though, to the point of being slightly uncomfortable.
Reynard
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Very much so - especially once you get into the meat of season 2. (And beyond, of course...)
There are some really powerful - and poignant - episodes, like "The Coming of Shadows", "Confessions and Lamentations", "The Long Twilight Struggle"...
glasgowcyclist
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My wife likes that too, purely for drooling over Colonel O'Neil.
captain nemo1701
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I know. I have the DVD on the shelf behind me.
It's a send-up of just about every TV sci-fi-series ever, from ropey episodes to geeky fandom - which is why I think it has a place here.
*And* it's got Alan Rickman.
Has it got the 'Making of' documentary where the cast all keep in character & pretend the TV series actually existed & the this is just a movie version?.
Reynard
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captain nemo1701
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OOerr,..has she seen a recent pic of him?. gone badly to seed.
I saw it on TV, so it's real. They all carry on as if their TV show was real
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glasgowcyclist
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What matters here is what she sees on the telly compared to what's beside her on the sofa!
raleighnut
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