Jun 14, 2024
What if… “Space 1999” had been a big budget American movie starring:
Joanne Woodward as Dr Helena Russell
Paul Newman as Commander John Koenig
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What if… “Space 1999” had been a big budget American movie starring:
Joanne Woodward as Dr Helena Russell
Paul Newman as Commander John Koenig
Space 1999 S02E22 - Devil's Planet (1976) Created by Gerry Anderson & Sylvia Anderson ITC Entertainment Dir. Tom Clegg
Martin Landau as Commander John Koenig Cassandra Harris as Controller Sares
Space:1999 Eagle crashes and losses - Year One
Space:1999 Eagle crashes and losses – Year One
Over the course of the 48 episodes of Space:1999 the residents of Moonbase Alpha faced many dangers and threats on their journey into the unknown, but at least they could always rely on their primary mode of transportation, the Eagle! That is, when they actually worked properly. As cool as the Eagles were they were often easy targets and also rather accident prone, resulting in a high number of…
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John Byrne, cover for Space: 1999 #5 (Charlton Comics, July 1976).
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Space: 1999 - New Audio Drama Opening Titles
Space: 1999 is back in this audio reimagining from Big Finish Productions. Enjoy the two part audio drama 'Breakaway' starring Mark Bonnar as Commander Koenig.
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Well, it can’t really lay claim to the whole “most exciting adventure series in the history of television” thing, but its premiere was a big deal and did feel like an epic television event back in 1975. I was glued to the series premiere--which I hold was a bit of solid programming--and to this day I love those Eagle transports.