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Space:1999 fans rejoice! If you missed your chance to pick up the bestselling book release Maybe There – the Lost Stories from Space:1999 when it was released in hardback in 2022 (and quickly sold out) the book is now available in paperback and Kindle e-book editions from Amazon! In Maybe There, authors Robert E. Wood and David Hirsch have gathered and novelised the original stories written in…
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MIES VAN DER ROHE, The New National Gallery, Berlin, 1968. Large painted steel sculpture Têtes et Queue (1965) by Alexander Calder. Photograph by David Hirsch.
INTERVIEW: David Hirsch & Robert E. Wood on Maybe There: The Lost Stories from Space:1999
INTERVIEW: David Hirsch & Robert E. Wood on Maybe There: The Lost Stories from Space:1999
Now available to pre-order from the Official Gerry Anderson Store is Maybe There: The Lost Stories from Space:1999! This 290-page hardback book collects NINE lost stories from the original series of Space:1999, including un-produced and early drafts of scripts that never made it to screen, as newly novelised by writers and Space:1999 historians David Hirsch and Robert E. Wood. In this exclusive…
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New Space: 1999 Book Reveals the Lost Stories from the 1975 Gerry Anderson Series
New Space: 1999 Book Reveals the Lost Stories from the 1975 Gerry Anderson Series
Known as ‘Breakaway Day’ to fans of Space:1999, September 13th marks the date of the show’s fictional cataclysmic event when, in the year 1999, the Moon was blown out of the Earth’s orbit. But this Breakaway Day, Space:1999 fans will want to strap into their Eagle spacecraft and prepare for a trip to an alternate universe with the release of Maybe There – the Lost Stories from Space: 1999! In…
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Pod 208: David Hirsch and Robert Wood (3/3)
Pod 208: David Hirsch and Robert Wood (3/3)
In the latest edition of the Gerry Anderson Podcast, David Hirsch and Robert Wood are back to talk about the potential feature length version of Breakaway, the reconciling of historical production documents, and tease a possible title that you’ll have to read their latest book to discover! Meanwhile, Jamie Anderson (Mr. Bland), Richard James (Mr. Vanilla) and Chris Dale (Mr. Human Rice)…
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Pod 207: David Hirsch and Robert Wood
Pod 207: David Hirsch and Robert Wood
Robert E Wood and David Hirsch are two Space:1999 experts and the authors of a new book called: ‘To Everything That Might Have Been: The Lost Universe of Space: 1999.’ In the latest episode of the Gerry Anderson Podcast, the dynamic duo relate how Space:1999 producers had doubts about the sets on Guardian of Piri, what Lee H. Katzin really contributed to Breakaway, and how they came to work with…
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Pod 206: To Everything That Might Have Been
Pod 206: To Everything That Might Have Been
Robert Wood is the author of Destination: Moonbase Alpha and co-wrote memoirs with Barry Morse and Zienia Merton. David Hirsch is the author of the original Space: 1999 Technical Manual and a contributor to numerous Anderson-related productions, projects, and articles. What happens when you put these two heavyweights together with Space: 1999 script editor Christopher Penfold? You get an amazing…
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