Jitendar Canth(Reviewer) posted this on Wednesday, 18th September 2024, 20:36
I think they're going to do a Star Trek and offer seamless branching for original and new FX.
What I find concerning is that they're doing individual season sets, and not offering the whole kit and caboodle in one big boxset. I wouldn't want to spend the best part of £200 for the lot.
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Quote: "I thought what I`d do was, I`d pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes."
RJS(undefined) posted this on Wednesday, 18th September 2024, 20:41
Quote: Jitendar Canth says... "What I find concerning is that they're doing individual season sets, and not offering the whole kit and caboodle in one big boxset. I wouldn't want to spend the best part of £200 for the lot" Or even worse, buy the first season and sales are so poor they don't make the rest. :/
Par Mizan(Competent) posted this on Friday, 20th September 2024, 14:35
What was great about this si-fi series was not the rubbish cardboard sets nor the poor models of spaceships moving on strings, but the characters themselves. Most of them were very memorable.
For its time a lot of interesting concepts were put into the stories, like controlling the big madman with a brain chip which seemed to fail in each episode when he went on a rampage LOL. Also the baddie army were hooked on a drug, where to live they had to serve or die of drug withdrawal.
marksparks999(Elite) posted this on Friday, 20th September 2024, 15:12
Quote: Par Mizan says... "spaceships moving on strings"DSV2/Liberator (DSV was destroyed), or Scorpio, along with the various incarnations of Federation Pursuit ships
Quote: Par Mizan says... "big madman with a brain chip"Oleg GAN - played by David Jackson
Quote: Par Mizan says... "baddie army were hooked on a drug"Mutoids - of which Glynis BARBER was one, as well as playing Soolin later in the series
and don't forget like that cheap American 'Trekkie' programme, it predicted the future...
Siri/Alexa... I give you Orac!
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This item was edited on Friday, 20th September 2024, 16:34
