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Battlestar Galactica (1978)
Ever wondered what ever became of Manimal, the one season wonder series from 1983? There's actually an answer.
Series creator Glen A. Larson disliked leaving the plot threads from that series hanging, and was able to devote an episode of his superhero show, Nightman, 15 years later in 1998, to a crossover with Manimal (Season 2, Episode 6, and it's available for viewing via streaming). It's rather like that episode Kolchak the Night Stalker was on the X-Files.
Original actor Simon McCorkindale reprised his 1980s role as the protean titular transformer to team up with Nightman. In this one, Manimal and Nightman use a crystal to travel back to the 19th Century and fight Jack the Ripper together.
The real star of the show was Manimal's daughter, however, who we discover inherited her father's Druidic Manimal powers. Larson has said that he intended the episode as a possible backdoor pilot for a series about the Daughter of Manimal.
Battlestar Galactica(2013)-a poster by Alex Ross
1984 UK paperback of Knight Rider. Adapts the pilot episode of the TV show. For all car enthusiasts KITT (the Knight Industries Two Thousand) was hydrogen fuelled apparently. Star Books.
AUTOMAN (1983-1984, ABC), an superhero television series produced by Glen A. Larson. It aired for 12 episodes (although 13 were made).
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From Glen A. Larson:
Colonial warriors launching in a viper at Dallas Fan Expo. If you were at Dallas Fan Expo, send your photos here.
Funko's second wave of Pop figures based on the upcoming Funko Fusion video game includes The Thing's Blair Monster (with chase variant) and Spider Head, Shaun of the Dead's Shaun, and Battlestar Galactica's Cylon (with chase variant).
Blair Monster is a deluxe 6.75" Pop priced at $30. Spider Head is a Funko Shop exclusive for $15. The others are $12. Due out in October, they include a redeemable code for an in-game item.
Developed by 10:10 Games, Funko Fusion will be released on PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch on September 13.