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| Dada Baggins 12 Mar 2005 23:24:38 |
Hi all, I'd like to make to you such a complicate question.  What are your favourite episodes, or Serie, or argument, Gerry Anderson showed? What's the most moral, the most fascinating, the most interesting... the most! Please Answer Soon!!!!  Bye, Dada Baggins |
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| WHO 15 Mar 2005 17:29:43 |
Hello! As you may imagin, my favourite series are SPACE:1999! You see, those are fascinating series about"how and why we survive" mainly the first season. But I like the two seasons. Unfourtunaly, I neversaw other Gerry Anderson serie or movie...  |
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| Dada Baggins 16 Mar 2005 20:46:56 |
Gerry Anderson made many series: - UFO , the first that went "where no serie went before". Aliens are attacking Earth and commander Straker has to fight them. - S1999, well you know it... - Thunderbirds , I don't know very much about this, but I know it was built with the stop motion. - Lavender Castle , animation serie, such like Voyager in Star Trek. There's a spaceship in search for Lavender Castle, peaceful, and aware of building a new world. GA took a film from S1999 and UFO, but in fact thy were only pieces of episodes put together.  Bye, Dada Baggins |
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| WHO 18 Mar 2005 16:08:12 |
Thank you for informing me!!!!  I will try to see other series like, for instance: UFO. I seams very good!!!! |
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| Dada Baggins 19 Mar 2005 22:06:43 |
And you'll do well, huh? UFO is my favourite GA serie... but it hasn't the morale I'd like it to have... There are enemies, fights, murders, ... death. I like series where the principal component is LIFE!!!!! For this I like Star Trek, too... (even if it's not a GA serie... off topic...). Bye, Dada Baggins |
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| WHO 12 Apr 2005 15:49:50 |
Now that you talk about it, I am also a fan of Star Trek The next generation because i never saw the original series... But (by the informations I searched for UFO series) I know I whould enjoy it. |
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| Dada Baggins 13 Apr 2005 20:23:44 |
I saw something about the Classical Series of Star Trek... it's fun. Some episodes also have some moral. For example, you can see the Platoic vision of our "soul" represented in Capt. Kirk, Mr. Spock and Dr. McCoy. "Plato triplicem finxit animum, cuius principatus, id est rationem, in capite posuit." This is followed by Aristhoteles, too. Bye, Dada Baggins |
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| WHO 14 Apr 2005 15:22:25 |
But Space:1999 (season 1 mainly) has a great deal of moral too... I think In my opinion is one of the things that separets Space:1999 from the other series: the philosofie I hope that the other Gerry Anderson series had that kind of stuff |
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| Dada Baggins 14 Apr 2005 20:27:11 |
Well, in UFO there is some. But, WHO, you are right: philosophy has a geat power in S1999. (well, maybe not in Full Circle...  )Bye, Dada Baggins |
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| Huntsman 19 Apr 2005 00:50:41 |
Space:1999 is obviously my favorite. But at the moment, I cannot think of a favorite episode. Dragons Domain is up there, but now, I'm starting to pick it apart. It has some really rotten dialogue. Earthbound is one of my faves, even with its' pedestrian pace... | ||
| WHO 19 Apr 2005 15:55:48 |
The first episodes I saw were in a film... They were Colision Course and Black Sun. They are stil my favourits I dont know wy, but those two have someting difrent, I dont know...  They are very philosofical  .... I think |
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| Dada Baggins 20 Apr 2005 19:59:12 |
Yes, they absolutely are. I haven't got any favourite episode, but I like very much "Another Time Another Place". Do you?  Bye, Dada Baggins |
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| WHO 26 Apr 2005 15:57:19 |
 Yes... That episode has a nice story! One of the best...But there is a episode that I find a litle diferent from the others... "Another Time, Another Place" We got a image of them leaving the Eagle (we never saw it before and we will only see that again in "The Testament of Arkadia")... When they are going to Earth we listen a very nice music (a variation on the main theme) that will not apear again... Thats interesting.... Did you notice that? |
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| Dada Baggins 27 Apr 2005 19:47:04 |
Never thought of it! Yes, that's really interesting!  And that's a really interesting topic for a discussion: "The Testament of Arkadia"! Would you have done as Luke and Anna? Bye, Dada Baggins |
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| Huntsman 29 Apr 2005 05:33:40 |
Hell no. Be alone on a planet? I can be a social leper at times, but it's best to be among people. Plus, Alpha's too cool not to want to stay there... | ||
| WHO 03 May 2005 15:55:14 |
I agree with him... ... But with a god partner.... WHO knows... |
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| Dada Baggins 03 May 2005 22:35:02 |
Hi Huntsman Hi WHO. Hullo. Despite the disadvantages, I would prefer lo live on a PLANET, and not on a travelling rock, without any food replicator, and without any warp tech!!!! Bye, Dada Baggins |
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| WHO 10 May 2005 15:46:12 |
What tipe of planet to you?... |
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| Dada Baggins 11 May 2005 21:40:59 |
Ehm... Maybe the Earth, before the birth of Humans! Bye, Dada Baggins PS: Sorry ( ) for the catastrophic answer. |
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| Huntsman 15 May 2005 02:04:29 |
Maybe you're right. The bars on Alpha all seem to carry Tony's beer. Yecch! Can't imagine what his ale would be like. I only answered the moon, due to everything already being there. Maybe in Luke & Anna's position I would think differently. Starting a planet over from scratch, though, might take more than 2 people. Maybe that's where Victor, Paul and Kano went, and maybe Tonya... |
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