Classic SciFi From The 60s, 70s and 80s TV Volume 3
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Volume 3 in the series looking at great classic sci-fi in television from the 60s, 70 and 80s. In this volume we look at;
Blake's 7 | Land Of The Giants | Logan's Run | Star Blazers
Salvage 1 | Land Of The Lost | Fireball XL5
Quark | The Invaders | Thunderbirds
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Blake's Seven was brilliant. Good acting and writing, effects were BBC standard but the rest made up for it.
Star blazers excellent! Wave motion gun , that’s it
Try the reboot series Star Blazers 2199, magnificent.
The genious of Gerry Anderson. I had forgotten some of these shows. Thanks for reminding me!
I love Space Battleship Yamato. You simply can't give it enough credit for it's importance of introducing the west to anime... And I can't wrap my head around the idea of a Japanese crew fighting space nazis with a refit of the battleship that once was the most important symbol of the military might of Imperial Japan. Heck, they named the bad guy Abelt Dessler... That leaves little room for interpretation.
I was fifteen when this came out and couldn't wait to see new episodes. Loved it myself.
The live action movie was great!
In the USA version he was called Leader Desslok
You should try the reboot series Star Blazers: 2199 and 2202. Third series is on the way. Up to date quality animation and sound. Re-using much of the original story but dumping the silly and modern levels of writing. And the composers son has re-done the soundtrack.
The writing on series 2 tried to be too clever for it's own good.
Lost In Space(I caught it in syndication, 1978), I still love it, that Robot B9!
Space Battleship Yamato!
Logan 's Run is my fave! Always searched for the title, thx a lot!
Mad crush on Gregory Harrison
I have on DVD, from Amazon.
LOVED old school Sci/Fi TV! Wasn't always good... but it was almost always fun! Ever notice how much of it was 'The Fugitive' with a Sci/Fi backdrop???
I remember 'Salvage 1' Thought I was the only one who did! Remember one episode where they run afoul of a Big Foot style creature! (Ah, the 70's! Home of the incoherent cross-over!)
Duo you remember the one with the alien who couldn't beam back home due to pollution? Asked them to use the rocket tho burn a hole in it too let his beaming out?
Love this ❤️🇬🇧
Ah, yes, “The Invaders.” The evil aliens perfectly assumed human form but they could not bend their pinky fingers. No, I am not making that up. Still, that show fascinated me when I was a kid.
Since the late 1950's, there has been so many good sci-fi movies & programs on TV, all I can say is thank goodness for those people that had those wild imaginations that is a wonderful part of the human brain, just to imagine.
Star blazers was fantastic
Look up the recent reboot that has been running since 2012. There's english dubs available too.
As a German I learned to think outside the box. So I know almost all of these SF series. But even before Star Trek, we saw spaceships take off from the ocean floor. We already knew food replicators before TNG. And why a lot of technology when you can steer combat ships through space with irons, taps and pencil sharpeners. Our legendary man in space was Cliff Alistair McLane, who with his crew on the cruiser "Orion" saved the earth more than once.
A reference to this series can also be found in an episode of Stargate Atlantis, when Dr. Mc Kay would have liked to have named a new ship "Orion".
I saw Star Blazer in Washington State 1979. Loved it.
Doctor Who was the Best in the mid 70's because of the genius of Tom Baker and Douglas Adams.I picked up on it in the early 80's and have been watching ever since.I own them all except for the missing years.The writing and the performances were what made it what it is.Loved David Tennant but I'm not too sure about Jodie Whittaker.
Blakes 7... greatest eva!!!
Time for the 90s, ST: DS9, Babylon 5, Star Cops...
If I remember correctly, STAR COPS was filmed/aired in 1988-89.
One of my guilty pleasures!
Space rangers of Fort Hope as well
And Sliders
Classic sci-fi is so much better than the garbage we have today.
9:13 Thunderbirds are my favorite British Sci-Fi tv-series. I know many consider Doctor Who the best from UK, but if i have to choose its Thunderbirds in my oppinion. It was my Star Wars & Star Trek when i was little. And i think it need MORE attention. 💙
The wave motion gun!
Space Battleship Yamato looks very similar to Thundersub - which was awesome!
These are what I call classic TV shows after Star Trek. 🚀🛸🛰
Man, that brought back some memories. I've seen them all except Blake's 7.
Must see Blakes 7!
Probably , imo, the one show that still holds today. Worth a look , give it ,say,4 episodes and you won't look back.
Completely forgot about Salvage 1, thanks for posting
Wow, so Quark looks funny I’d watch it but holy carp I have to see salvage 1, Andy Griffith, space junk man!
Salvage 1 was great, saw it as a kid and it made us all want to build our own and go to the moon!! Good series that could have been so much better!
is it strange I recognized all of these? This was a fun time!!
I was also a big fan of Babylon Five, it reminded me of Doctor Who more than any other show.I was also very fond of UFO, I think it was Gerry Anderson's best series, really well done stuff.I'd really like to seen them bring it back for a new generation.
The only ones I've never seen, or seen in their entirety are the British ones (Blakes, Fireball, Thunderbirds). FYI there have been reboots of Starblazers and Thunderbirds. The Starblazers reboots are Space Battleship Yamato:2199 (the voyage to Iscandar) and Yamato 2202(the Comet Empire). Both are equal to or better than the original material. Thunderbirds reboot is called "Thunderbirds are Go!", and manages to use CGI to almost replicate the "Superdymination" but without the obvious flaws of using puppets.
Where's "Space 1999"???
Volume 1 : ua-cam.com/video/mzL0QVyIWUs/v-deo.html
There was a cartoon that looked like Battle ship Yamato. It's called Robotech.
I loved YAMATO/STAR BLAZERS!
Watch the 2012 reboot!
Forgot Harlock: space pirate.... Between the three of these you got some of the best shows
I remember Salvage 1. It was a neat idea. my favourite episode was when they found someone on an island near Japan who still thought World War 2 was still on. They brought him back to Tokyo and the Emperor wanted to meet him. As they are fling over suburban Tokyo he says "Are you SURE Japan lost the war?"
One of the actors in the clips sounded like Mark Hamill.
I think I remember Land of the Lost. Is that the one where they live in a huge treehouse or is that another show?
The Fireball launch ramp reminded me of the launch ramp from When Worlds Collide..
"LAND of The Lost" was "Sid & Marty Kroft " Show which had several tv series you may have mixed up from childhood. . Land of the Lost was where the Dad Rick Marshall , bother Will and sister Holly went rafting & camping but and go through a time portal and arrive when dinosaurs were alive on earth. landofthelost.fandom.com/wiki/Land_of_the_Lost_Wiki Will start you off The "Sleestak" (upright reptile creatures) were pretty scary back then but almost comical to look at today. The level of special effects and imagination of viewers verses the spoon feed cgi crap today is just...... Be glad you got to watch those old shows back when they were near the cutting edge for technology and the effects budget wasn't as huge as they are today, with computer effect so cheap. The lack of "Lens Flare" alone will make you appreciate the shows, if the music (especially the musicians based ones) do not.....
Sid Kroft and Marty Kroft (they were brothers that made sci and fantasy television shows that were competition to Jim Henson Studios) had numerous shows and you would often see several episodes in their TV Show or Hour Time slot..... Plus they were also on the UHF channels for reruns for being cheap and kids shows.
@@ablemagawitch Thanks! As it turns out, it was one of the versions of The Lost World,based on a novel by Arthur Conan Doyle. there are a couple movies and a tv series by that name on IMDB but not the one I saw. the series was 1999 but the one I saw was a few years before that.
Almost six decades after I watched excitedly as a little kid, I still get goose bumps watching XL5 take off. Tragically, I bought an XL5 mug from the Gerry Anderson site, (run by his son) just last month.
Two booster rockets that fall away after launch. Remind you of any NASA craft?
Some of these shows were made years after XL5, but GA's show has far better effects, and the acting in some of the live action shows is toe curlingly bad. Thunderbirds raised the bar even higher.
The Invaders was excellent, though, and ground breaking, the drama was never outweighed by the sfx
My favourite battle of the planets
Land of the Lost wasn’t time travel although I thought that too. They are other were from other places. It was kind of parallel dimension or pocket universe. Their was also futuristic stuff there like the pylons and the weird light guy in the crash light frame space ship
Wasn't Quark the one where they were "waiting for the bee!?" Me Dad fell off the couch, he was laughing so hard! And me poor little sister was so scared of the Sleestaks, she'd run for her room!
Space 1999
There's some shows that I only remember seconds. There was one that it was like Dragnet but ray guns. The other one I think was the first year of nickelodeon some kids had teleportation belt buckle.
There was a movie of a man that could walk through walls but if he did it on people they would get old.
The belt buckle one was definitely "The Tomorrow People" from Britain. They could "jaunt" without the belts, as the belts just linked back to Tim, their super computer to vastly extend their range. Was remade in US within the last 10 years but didn't really capture the magic of the original. (Had Robbie Amell in it)
Every now and again I think about a movie I saw about a man who could walk through walls. But I have never been able to figure out what it was. I remember he was trying some therapies to make it stop, to make him normal, someone was threatened so he had to try it again and he ended up getting stuck in the wall. Probably a black and white movie, or maybe it was just an episode of Twilight Zone or Outer Limits? Someone may remember?
The teleportation buckle was probably the English show- The Tomorrow People
Sleestaks!
The Comet Empire! - Star Blazers.
Look up the reboot. Comet Empire Season 2 started in 2017.
I wonder if Elon watched Salvage 1 as a child.
The only one I never saw was Blake's 7 as for the rest I have most on DVD or VHS.
Well worth checking out. The best one on there and still holds good today. Effects wobbly as hell due to budget constraints , but the stories, themes and writing all top notch. Great to see the "goodies" a bit ambiguous and that they don't really get along with each other. Also the villain, when revealed, is hot.
I think "great" and "classic" are a bit of a stretch for a number of these. I don't see a Volume 4 in the future.
I sorta agree, and yet disagree... most of the stuff in this era wasn't Trek and mostly drek, but it was sci-fi. Oddly, those SF tv shows that were successful ie. The 6 Million Dollar Man, or Knight Rider, downplayed the SF element and hyped the action/adventure. The few gems we did get here in the US were imports.
As to the up coming future of this series I see the same problems I just mentioned.
Not all the shows were great, or even good but they are a part of sci-f- history. I like to include as many as I can find. You are right though, the list is dwindling, the are just a few volumes in this series left!
@@3Brew I'm looking forward to it! Call it a Quantum Leap of faith.
@@3Brew It's probable a regional thing. Blakes 7 is iconic in the UK. It has the greatest ending to any sci fi tv show ever. At it's height it was as popular as Dr Who in the UK... such an amazing show to watch back in the day.
I always thought that the Logan's Run series , as opposed to the film, was a tad lame.
It is truly a crime that The Invaders are set alongside some of these...
I saw all of these but Fireball and The invaders. Salvage 1 should have been a TV movie- it was kinda of a one trick pony.
Every sensual dream is realized, they mean "sexual."
What about ultraman or space giants or Johnny soko
You forgot the classic UFO!
Came out in Volume 1, ua-cam.com/video/mzL0QVyIWUs/v-deo.html
Will there be a Vol. 4?
Yes, coming soon. There should be a vol. 4, 5 and 6 in the TV series!
5:39 Land Of The Lost??...
Yes it is. Lasted from 1974 to 77. It was an ok show to watch when we were young in the 70s but nowadays!!
Andy Griffith in Sci-fi?
I guess he tried a bit of everything!
UFO?
That was actually in Volume One : ua-cam.com/video/mzL0QVyIWUs/v-deo.html
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Such a shame the Blake's 7 reboot never came about. It's probably too late now. I shudder to think what the woke agenda would do to it today.
B7 was way ahead of it's time. My all time favourite... shame have mostly passed away. But have you seen some of those deep fake videos?
These are stunning and could see the return of B7... saying that, we would still have to get passed woke writers that sh1t on everything they touch lol
Checkout "Star Trek: The First Generation [deepfake]" on youtube.
@@FightCollective I am a liberal lefty myself, but even I mourn Star Trek and Dr Who. I thought Picard was OK, but Discovery and Lower Decks are unwatchable. When I think of how social issues were handled in TNG, DS9 and Voyager it makes me depressed.
@@davidbgreensmith when you think off how progressive B7 was too with 4 female crew members ( and one being a poc) and the great Jacqueline Pearce as Servalan. And yet this show would be frowned upon now.
I just want great stories not pc politics.
@@davidbgreensmith I felt Picard was a lost opportunity. I kinda hate Star Trek aliens... They all act so human. It takes more than sticking a weird frown on a forehead to make an alien lol. And I didn't like Planet Data.
@@FightCollective absolutely. None of the women were damsels in distress. That's also what gets me about Dr Who. I am from the end of the Pertwee era, Jo Grant onwards. The with the exception of the Bonnie Langford character whose purpose for being present was to scream to let us know what was frightening, like canned laughter let's us know what's funny, the female assistants were strong, independent women who were just as brave and clever as the guys. Now we have the message, then it was just who they were. I think lazy writing means we've lost something. It's not all bad, though. Look at the Orville. What STD could have been.
Blake seven was the worst.
It was awesome.