Classic SciFi TV from the 60s, 70s and 80s



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49 thoughts on “Classic SciFi TV from the 60s, 70s and 80s

  1. Great t.v great moments with not great but normal kids and adults which added to the magic because only in t.v do you get magic but for us mere mortals we were just along for the ride but what a ride it was didnt know where we were going but those doing the driving got us there,in,out and now back again only this time were not leaving were here to stay this time around because now we get it finally.

  2. Space:1999 (Year 1) Iconic – incomparable. Music, set designs, production values, storylines… While it had imperfections as everyone one of the listed productions did as well, it remains Unique – thought-provoking to this day. Thank you to all who helped create it.

  3. Don't Forget the awesome Terry Nation series. Like Dr. Who (still running to this day), Blake's 7 etc. Btw, my favourite Doctor will always be Tom Baker. 😎

    Oh and the series Tripods. I think it ran for 2, or even maybe 3 seasons.

  4. I recognise and of course remember a majority of these shows.
    V was fantastic as it was traumatizing to me as a child.
    If there's one recent sci-fi film that I really hate to a point it makes me angry is Battle LA which ripped off
    V.
    Science fiction looks better than ever but the quality of storytelling has unfortunately degraded.
    Now it's superheroes which to some degree explore science fiction themes but not as thought provoking as it use to be. It's all about being "woke" now 🤬
    I'm watching the third season of the 95 to 02 series of The Outer Limits at the moment.
    Now that was a great series.

  5. 私達の世代の日本人はまだ国が貧しかった頃にこの作品群に子供心を刺激され、今あるアニメ大国の礎にもなった作品群でもあると思います。心よりありがとう。

  6. I will never forget watching The Starlost first episode with my Dad, we were late, mom had put a roast in the oven (she worked evenings) and we roared in the door. No time to boil potatoes or veggies. No pause or VCR in those days either watch it or miss out, so Dad grabbed roast out of oven , put it on a footstool and sliced it and we ate it on crackers. What a cool guy he was.
    Sigh , think I will go have a bit of a cry.

  7. If I was Mrs. Robinson I would have kicked Dr. Smith out of the saucer on the first habitable planet we came to.
    Mad crush on James Naughton.
    Question: how did Diana Prince get to join any type of service without training or a birth certificate?

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