We’ve confirmed that the Space: 1999 – Bringers of Wonder BD will be a UK/Region B exclusive Blu-ray on Network’s online store only (we’ll have a review soon). But if you have an all-region Blu-ray capable of playing Region B discs, Indigo has just released Anderson’s complete UFO series on Blu-ray in Germany (that comes out to about $84 US dollars). The discs are probably the same transfers that were recently released on Blu-ray in Japan (which are Region A discs, but which will set you back $270 to import to the States). No word yet on whether they’re coming in the US, but we’re working to find out about that, as well as a US release of the full Space: 1999 – Season Two later in 2015. More as it comes in.
was only humming this theme yesterday. Cool series. Especially the " purple-wigged babes" as per you guys pics. And wanda of course. i loved this series and in the uk one of the episodes featured two youngsters in a barn who get abducted by the aliens - was shown in the mid-70s by Itv at 11 pm at night!! - maybe because of the subject matter?
was only humming this theme yesterday. Cool series. Especially the " purple-wigged babes" as per you guys pics. And wanda of course. i loved this series and in the uk one of the episodes featured two youngsters in a barn who get abducted by the aliens - was shown in the mid-70s by Itv at 11 pm at night!! - maybe because of the subject matter?
I remember the series starting on LWT, early on a Saturday evening. Some of the later episodes, such as Cat with Ten Lives and The Long Sleep were relegated to a late Friday night slot, because of the subject matter.
forgot to say john that the two youngsters in the barn were hippies high on drugs. So it was a bit of a trippy episode, clearly a bit too adult for saturday mornings.
Couldnt tell you what night of the week it was. We used to get southern and anglia and Thames/Lwt with our indoor aerial and back then different regions screened different programmes.
forgot to say john that the two youngsters in the barn were hippies high on drugs. So it was a bit of a trippy episode, clearly a bit too adult for saturday mornings.
Couldnt tell you what night of the week it was. We used to get southern and anglia and Thames/Lwt with our indoor aerial and back then different regions screened different programmes.
I seem to remember it was directed by David Tomblin and Tessa Wyatt guest starred. Another trippy one was Timelash.
When I see the odd episode of this on the telly, it's not the purple wigs, the clumsily streamlined cars or the string vest uniforms that jar the most; it's that they're smoking in the workplace.
