RE: TV SF's glorious past ;-)

Oh god I feel old. I remember the first time it was on. Is the whole   
series supoosed to be set in 1980? I just loved that submarine with the 
 
interceptor on the front!!! Although I haven't played SGII yet I rekon a
  
scenario based on hunting our organ thieving friends through the woods	

and gravel pits of England would be cool.

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From:  FTGZG-L[SMTP:FTGZG-L@bolton.ac.uk]
Sent:  16 September 1996 19:06
To:  FTGZG-L
Subject:  TV SF's glorious past  ;-)

Subject: TV SF's glorious past	;-)

Babylon 5 isn't the only superb and thought-provoking SF series on   
British
TV at the moment!

I just watched "U.F.O." on BBC2!

Admittedly, the sort of thoughts it provokes are along the lines of "Why
  
are
those (female) Interceptor controllers on the Moonbase wearing spangly
jumpsuits and purple wigs?" or "Fishnet Jerseys as part of a military
uniform?", but it's still a welcome blast from the past- a past when   
Earth
was defended from organ-thieving alien blighters by British character	
actors
with mutton chop sideburns and groovy Fab Gear, ably assisted by the
occasional inexpensive American or Eh Mehn Dooink Ehn Eggzent!

Brilliant!

Rob Paul
NERC Institute of Virology
Mansfield Road, Oxford OX1 3SR	  Tel. (01865) 512361
rkp@mail.nerc-oxford.ac.uk

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