Drago
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'Silent Running', which I remember as being an excellent film.
The decommissioned aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge was used as the set, and the fictional spacecraft was named in its honour.
'Silent Running', which I remember as being an excellent film.
Ah The Tomorrow People. I didn't watch much of it as a kid (too complicated, my tiny mind could only cope with cops and robbers), but did get he box set a couple of years ago and am (slowly) working my way through it. I love the combination of dodgy yet theatrical acting, shoddy sets, excellent stories and childish gags... and playing "what do i know them from?" throughout.I have this on my PC and watch it from time to time. Great SF for kids at the time and yes, we did manage to find gaps in fences to crawl through but alas , no time barrier!.
http://www.timeslip.org.uk/
Trivia about this show: Simon's older self in the story 'Year of the Burn Up' (prophetic about global warming for 1970!) was played by David Graham who is Parker & Brains from the original Thunderbirds. The show was produced by Ruth Boswell, who later went on to give us The Tomorrow People.
Ooh, I needs one of them. I have the film somewhere on my hard disc.
Edit for fat fingers.
(Where did you get the shirt?)
The decommissioned aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge was used as the set, and the fictional spacecraft was named in its honour.
I'm almost certain we've been here before in these very pages but those of us of a certain age will have fond memories:
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I remembered it, i just couldnt think of the name. Was it UFO ? Yep showing my age here.
Ah The Tomorrow People. I didn't watch much of it as a kid (too complicated, my tiny mind could only cope with cops and robbers), but did get he box set a couple of years ago and am (slowly) working my way through it. I love the combination of dodgy yet theatrical acting, shoddy sets, excellent stories and childish gags... and playing "what do i know them from?" throughout.
Zardoz was underrated if you ask me.
Actually this clip is better.
I remember running home from school to watch tomorrow people, and used to love U.F.O.i remember it being on sundays about lunchtime, I think I still have a intercepter in the loft at my mums.
I had an interceptor I seem to recall. I think it fired some form of plastic missile/match stick when the originals were lost
Sorry deffo 80's.....so its not coming in.....When was the Tripods? Must google