Originally we were going to do our Empire Strikes Back show but then realized that discussion of all the other Sci Fi properties of the late 1970s would have left us with a four hour show.
So, Episode 7 lovingly talks about all those "other" SF movies of the disco era from the feety pajamas of Star Fleet to Gil Gerard's unforgiving spandex to Vic Morrow's robot love, no cubit is left unturned.
As usual, there are some detours along the road in the form of discussion of British comics, Wilfred Hyde White and.
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So, Episode 7 lovingly talks about all those "other" SF movies of the disco era from the feety pajamas of Star Fleet to Gil Gerard's unforgiving spandex to Vic Morrow's robot love, no cubit is left unturned.
As usual, there are some detours along the road in the form of discussion of British comics, Wilfred Hyde White and.
Download the Show Here
- [*=left]A gallery of covers from the British "Look-In" comics.
[*=left]A page from the Look-In Logan's Run TV series comic
[*=left]The never produced Logan's Run Mego Figures.
[*=left]The interesting opening to the Buck Rogers movie.
[*=left]Jason loves this Battlestar Galactica mail away set.
[*=left]Brian thinks Mattel's Battlestar Galactica Space Alert game might be the best hand held game ever.
[*=left]The Black Hole Laser gun that never got made.
[*=left]Brian still has nightmares about this cereal promotion.
[*=left]Klingons hawking Happy Meals, this happened.
[*=left]The weekly Star Trek newspaper strip was recently put into a collection1.
[*=left]The trailer for Starship Invasions, Canada's greatest film.
[*=left]Caroline Munroe makes Starcrash more palatable but it's still a mess with 40% too much Marjoe Gortner.
[*=left]Message from Space is now available on BluRay
[*=left]Now you can buy Shape of Things to come on DVD and experience the same buyer's remorse Jason did in the theatre.
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