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From: brian stearns <brian1999@earthlink.net>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 1997 20:03:22 -0500
Subject: Space1999: rules of luton
did anybody notice that in the season 2 episode "the rules of luton"
that when john and maya are crossing the lake on the planet that when
they get out of the water they are dry. there hair and close are not
wet.there as dry as before they went in the water.woes of season 2
another thing i noticed is in the episode "seeds of destruction"
that when the fake john switched jacket with the original because the
fake john had an opposite jacket.he put the odd jacket on the real
john with the patches on the oppisite side of the jacket. so now john
the real one has the oppisite jacket. in one of the scenes in the
astaroid cave where john was. he was wearing the wrong jacket he was
supposed to wear the oppisite jacket because of the switch.but he was
wearing the one the fake john took from the real john.woes of season
2. so is the season 2 theme song porno also?
thank you
BRIAN D STEARNS
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From: "Phillip C. Merkel" <captphil@unix.asb.com>
Date: Tue, 4 Mar 1997 20:21:34 -0500
Subject: Re: Space1999: Still searching for Into Infinity - The Day after Tommorrow
At 10:12 AM 3/4/97 -0500, you wrote:
>
> From very interesting stuff. And some very funny stuff as well. I liked
>this part of the tape more than the actual "Into Infinitey...". Which, BTW,
>is realy bad. Talk about wooden acting...
Ah, Into Infinity was fun. How many Stellar acidents dould they cram in 60
minutes! Including the Black Hole! The Photon drive going off line right
before a star went nova! Good stuff. And it was fun to watch BRian Blessed
run around the ship and grit his teeth.
But since they became stranded at the end of the story (ANd this was a pilot
episode I guess) how wouold they all pair up. I think about this stuff you
know.
I mean there was one married couple with a son and daughter and I think
Brian Blessed was the womans brother.
Not much opportunities for dating eh. Same problem in Lost in Space.
Unless Don marries Judy then Judy gets eaten by a Irwin allen plant monster
and Don marries Penny (Once shes of legal age) and she gets taken away by
those guys from the 5th dimension and then Don and ...eh never mind. (And
to think I forgot about Dr Smith)
Well the Altair could always run into moonbase alpha (Theres a fanzine story
for you)
Phil M
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From: The Littl Shynin Man <labromm@unixg.ubc.ca>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 1997 18:00:48 -0800
Subject: Re: Space1999: CD's
Hi.
Wondering if anyone's thought of making CD's out of the Year 1
Soundtrack. If the idea's come up before, or the CD's available
already, please disregard this message. If not, please read on.
I have access to the appropriate equipment, but my copy of the record is
not of suitable quality. I have heard such transfers before, and they
can be of extremely high quality if they're done from a really high-end
turntable.
If we had enough interest, and a mint condition copy of the record, I
believe that these CDs could be produced for under $30 each (I'm
deliberately vague about the projected cost, since it will depend partly
on the number of interested persons).
This service would be for List members ONLY.
Gentle Mike
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From: The Littl Shynin Man <labromm@unixg.ubc.ca>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 1997 18:04:26 -0800
Subject: Re: Space1999: Feel Free to Ask
Robert Ruiz wrote:
> Hi Andre/All:
>
> For me the Cybrary was a good way to make my knowledge base
> available to others, and a lot of that information was hard won. For
> instance, just to get an accurate episode production order took almost a
> full year of painstaking and time consuming research and comparisons of
> various reference material, but I feel proud that now anyone can just go
> to my page and print one out (which is MUCH easier than it was for me to
> research it).
>
> Robert
Robert, having just recently rejoined the list after getting
inadvertently removed from it over a year ago, I can say that the
quality of stuff at your WWW site is simple staggering.
Many thanks for your time and effort...
Gentle-tempered Mike
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From: "Ellen C. Lindow" <sfdxb@scfn.thpl.lib.fl.us>
Date: Tue, 4 Mar 1997 22:00:58 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Space1999: LIS/1999 fanzine story
On Tue, 4 Mar 1997, Phillip C. Merkel wrote:
> Not much opportunities for dating eh. Same problem in Lost in Space.
> Unless Don marries Judy then Judy gets eaten by a Irwin allen plant monster
> and Don marries Penny (Once shes of legal age) and she gets taken away by
> those guys from the 5th dimension and then Don and ...eh never mind. (And
> to think I forgot about Dr Smith)
>
> Well the Altair could always run into moonbase alpha (Theres a fanzine story
> for you)
> Phil M
>
Actually, this fanzine story exists. It's in a book of crossover stories
w/ 1999 or Mission Impossible and other TV shows, if you're interested,
Terry Bowers edited it, and I happen to have some left over copies she
recently sent me for a zine con we recently had in Florida. Terry's not
on the list right now, If you're interested in a copy, let me know.
The LIS/1999 story was pretty good, and not too much of a stretch to
incorporate both since we know that the 1999 universe launched a number of
missions, the Robinson's ship happened to be one of them. The cryogenic
sleep turned out not to be as safe as Smith had said and there were people
on Earth who wanted to prosecute him. Helena and Dr Robinson were old
friends from before he met Maureen.
BTW Phil, I think you got the ship name wrong. The Robinsons were
aboard the Jupiter II. I think the Altair was from _Forbidden Planet_
wasn't it?
Hey Robert! It's spring here too! The orange trees are absolutely white
with blossoms and the aroma is wonderful. Who needs nature? I do, I do!
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From: "Phillip C. Merkel" <captphil@unix.asb.com>
Date: Tue, 4 Mar 1997 22:21:38 -0500
Subject: Re: Space1999: LIS/1999 fanzine story
At 10:00 PM 3/4/97 -0500, you wrote:
>
<Snipped-Describes 1999/LIS Crossover Fanzine story>
>BTW Phil, I think you got the ship name wrong. The Robinsons were
>aboard the Jupiter II. I think the Altair was from _Forbidden Planet_
>wasn't it?
No the Altair was the ship in the special The Day After Tomorrow, the post I
replied to. At least I think it was called the Altair.
I was thinking of someone writing a zine story featuring recovering the ship
from the day after tomorrow on Moonbase alpha. It would have to be an
alternate universe story since at the time of Breakaway humans didn't have
FTL spaceships. And the moon is there in The Day after Tomorrow!
I know the LIS ship is Jupiter II.
And the original name was Gemini 6 maybe? It was different in the unaired
pilot.
Oh and Ellen the zine sounds good email me privatly with how much it is!
Phil M
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From: "Robert Ashley Ruiz" <espresso@dnai.com>
Date: Tue, 4 Mar 1997 19:15:38 -0700
Subject: Re: Space1999: question about 44" Eagle model
Orbiter writes:
> Is this 44" Eagle model a home "scratch-biuld" type, or was it at
> one time available as a production kit?
The 44" Eagle is the largest ORIGINAL Eagle from the series. There
were four sizes: 5.5", 11", 22", and 44" (actually 43.25").
Robert
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From: Ina Litera <ilitera@idt.net>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 1997 23:33:18 +0000
Subject: Re: Space1999: Cosmos Out of Alignment?& porn music
Dear Robert and all,
It so nice to here that it's nice out somewhere. Here in New York,
the weather goes from snow (yesterday ) to unseasonably warm.
On to something completely different
Way to often usic that is under copyright and. or ASCAP(in the US)
protection is used without authorization. A famous example of this is
music from the movie 2001. The composer (Liggetti,, I believe, &
forgive my spelling) was never informed, creditted or compensated. I
might have the story wrong but I beleive Ligetti lived behind the then
Iron curtain and someone figured he'd never know his music had been
illegally used.Anyway, eventually it did become public and he was
compensated.
By the way David, how did you do your research on this one
anyway,huh???
Later,
Ina
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From: CHH1999@aol.com
Date: Tue, 4 Mar 1997 23:42:19 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Re: Space1999: Space: 1999 music in strange places
Hmmmm...while trying not to deviate from the topic of Space:1999 too much,
are you telling me someone actually makes music for those types of films?
And people actually LISTEN to the music? I really don't want to get into a
discussion about the films, it just struck me as something very funny to read
about after a long, long, long, long, (and miserable) day at work. One of my
favorite TV show's music in a porn film.....jeez, what's this world coming
too!!!????!!!
Made my day, thanks.
:)
Chris
CHH1999
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From: Mark Eidemiller <skylab@e-z.net>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 1997 20:32:33
Subject: Space1999: Front-end realignment of the cosmos.....??
To all:
I'm sorry.
I'm 41. I think I'm the oldest one on this list (not counting lurkers).
I'm old enough to know better. But I didn't.
Most times when a hot topic comes up, and emotions are flared, I hang back.
Mostly I pray (I'm a pastor; it's what I do). When I should have prayed
and kept my mouth (keyboard..?) silent, or debated the issue via private
email, I chose not to. I justified it. I screwed up.
Pete, I apologize to you especially. I don't agree with your reasonings,
nor some of your opinions, but that's not the point. I reacted to then by
striking back in anger, defending this list like the Ewings protected the
family when they weren't trying to stab each other in the back.
(And stop calling me Gregg....) <grin>
Robert, you are a good friend. And maybe you've been reading Matthew 5:9.
Thanks for the reality check. Marshall, thanks for the backstage reminder.
Now I'll return to my tent. Door's still always open, if anyone wants to
talk. And I think I'll put on my CD of Strauss. Later....
Mark Eidemiller (#95)
Chaplain, Online Alpha
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From: Marcy K <mk@wizard.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:04:58 -0500
Subject: Space1999: Mailing List Digests
Hi Alphans-
This list has been digested from the first post. All of the digests can be
viewed from the Cyber Museum. Click on the "The Space: 1999 Mailing List"
link in the Main Lobby, and there is an option to view the digests now
there.
Marcy
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From: Marcy K <mk@wizard.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 02:02:15 -0500
Subject: Re: Space1999: LIS/1999 fanzine story
>Actually, this fanzine story exists. It's in a book of crossover stories
>w/ 1999 or Mission Impossible and other TV shows, if you're interested,
>Terry Bowers edited it, and I happen to have some left over copies she
>recently sent me for a zine con we recently had in Florida. Terry's not
>on the list right now, If you're interested in a copy, let me know.
Hi Ellen!
I'm very interested! Do you think any of the 1999 story authors would be
willing to have their stories HTMLized for the Cyber Museum? Fan fiction is
definitely the most popular item there!
BTW, thanks again for my 1999 tapes!! I love them even though I haven't
finished watching them!
Marcy
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From: djlerda@juno.com (David J Lerda)
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 1997 03:03:07 EST
Subject: Re: Space1999: Cosmos Out of Alignment?& porn music
On Tue, 04 Mar 1997 23:33:18 +0000 Ina Litera <ilitera@idt.net> writes:
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From: Reinaldo Morales <Rmorale@harthosp.org>
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 1997 07:57:07 -0500
Subject: Re: Space1999: CD's -Reply
Yes I am interest in the year 1 CD of SPACE:1999
Lets go for it.
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From: aritz1622@juno.com (Anthony J Ritz)
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 1997 10:11:58 EST
Subject: Re: Space1999: Cosmos Out of Alignment?
>Why are so many people so tense and overreacting to stuff lately? We
>don't have much in the way of winter weather here in San Francisco, so
>is it a seasonal thing I just can't relate to?
It's fall, Halloween in particular, that I have a problem with. All the
kids
in their costumes gives me the impression that I am in a S1999 Year 2
episode.
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From: aritz1622@juno.com (Anthony J Ritz)
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 1997 10:11:58 EST
Subject: Space1999: Maurizio Majelli: Off Topic But you should read this...
Maurizio requested me to forward this to the list.
It will be his last posting for a while because he is taking
a vacation from this list.
___________________________________________________________
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ARitz1622@Juno.Com
Wilmington IL USA
ARtiz1622@Sprintmail.Com
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From: Maurizio Majelli <majelli@inopera.it>
To: "'Anthony J Ritz'" <aritz1622@juno.com>
Subject: changes of mind
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 10:24:25 +-100
Message-ID: <01BC294F.9B7F55E0@ppp-5.inopera.it>
Hi, all sections Alpha
Last Robert's message cheered me up a lot (although there is a
strange milky fog today here).
Let's admit guys... we got too serious lately, too highly-strung, maybe
too digital
(and yet I'm a fanatic in that). I'm going to have a break - the famous
"deep breath".
I just wanted to say that I personally think the list, and extensively
the net,
should be, if possible, a means to know each other better, pros and cons
included,
rather than the end itself. Please smile, laugh, tease each other and
explain frankly
your point... and about the excesses let them drop by themselves. I knew
so many
fine people through this list that is a pain to see how they, little by
little are getting
involved in nonsense quarrels here and there. (let me put a smiley here
=)) oh! much
better now!.
I listened again a good record of the past, its lyric is still relevant:
it takes love over gold
and mind over matter
to do what you do that you must
when the things that you hold
can fall and be shattered
or run through your fingers like ...dust
Bye
Maurizio
majelli@inopera.it
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From: "Robert Ashley Ruiz" <espresso@dnai.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 07:37:29 -0700
Subject: Space1999: RE: Front-end realignment of the cosmos.....??
Mark Eidemiller writes:
> Most times when a hot topic comes up, and emotions are flared, I
> hang back. Mostly I pray (I'm a pastor; it's what I do). When I
> should have prayed and kept my mouth (keyboard..?) silent, or
> debated the issue via private email, I chose not to. I justified
> it. I screwed up.
See, I told you Mark was a lovely guy. I'm telling you, something
cosmic is going on (or Dudley's picked up a book on witchcraft and
is casting spells on the list). It's weird. I see people writing
things and I just go "Whoa!" because I know these people and yet I am
blown away by the stuff coming across the list sometimes lately.
It's like pod people have taken over or something.
Glad we're back on track here. Welcome back Mark.
Robert
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From: "Robert Ashley Ruiz" <espresso@dnai.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 07:37:29 -0700
Subject: Space1999: RE: Space: 1999 music in strange places
Chris writes:
> Hmmmm...while trying not to deviate from the topic of Space:1999
> too much, are you telling me someone actually makes music for those
> types of films? And people actually LISTEN to the music? I really
> don't want to get into a discussion about the films, it just struck
> me as something very funny to read about after a long, long, long,
> long, (and miserable) day at work. One of my favorite TV show's
> music in a porn film.....jeez, what's this world coming
> too!!!????!!!
A clarifier. This particular track never appeared in Space: 1999.
It was thrown onto the RCA Space: 1999 album as filler, and
apparently was sold for other uses later.
Robert
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From: Gary Girouard <GGirouard@lifespan.org>
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 1997 12:12:00 -0500
Subject: Space1999: no posts??
The list has gotten very unfriendly lately, I will not post anymore, but I do
read each E-mail and watch people get scorned for errors and
differences of opinion, but this will blow over, keep the faith!!!! Gary
Ggirouard@lifespan.org
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From: John J Fleming <John@coldnorth.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 13:42:44 -0500
Subject: Space1999: List Sweatshirts
Hi all,
I was suppose to post this info much earlier, but was unable to obtail
some hard numbers from my supplier. The ones I'm posting now, may not be the
final actualy prices. I'm still waiting for some "official" numbers. But
here goes...
Sweatshirt Retail
Size Canada US
6-8 $24.00 $17.59
10-12 $24.00 $17.59
14-16 $24.00 $17.59
S $30.00 $21.99
M $30.00 $21.99
L $30.00 $21.99
XL $30.00 $21.99
2XL $32.50 $23.82
3XL $35.00 $25.65
Shipping is the same as a T-Shirt.
Don't send money. I mean, yeah, send me money, but not for a Sweat just
yet. These numbers will mostlikely be changing shortly.
And yes, they will have the NEW list address on them!!
Later...
P.S. - Anybody interested in sweatpants, shorts, or tanks???
______________________________________________________________
John J Fleming - John@COLDNORTH.Com - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
COLD NORTH Publishing - 1349 Leaside Avenue, Unit #3 - K1Z 7R2
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From: djlerda@juno.com (David J Lerda)
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 1997 14:59:52 EST
Subject: Space1999: Re: MPC/ERTL Eagle 1 Transporter Re-release
On Sat, 01 Mar 1997 19:18:34 -0600 Greg Martinez <gremart@ix.netcom.com>
writes:
>Try This phone #(800-553-4886)This is ERTL/AMT's Phone number. I dont
>know what kind of answer you will get, they my not give informaton on
>future kits.
>
>Greg Martinez
I called this number and I was connected with a perky little operator
named Cindy. I told her I was trying to find out any information about
model kit re-issues from Space: 1999. Her response was a bubbly, "I
don't have any information on that sir." So who knows. The disembodied
voice that answers the phone and asks you to stay on the line provides
the following snail-mail address:
The Ertl Company
Attn Consumer Service
PO Box 500
Dyersville, IA 52040-0500
She may very well not have any information. I work in a call center and
sometimes the level of training that operators receive is frightfully
low. At their 800 number they may just be concerned with routine
information matters and not a specialized question like mine.
David
David Lerda
Salisbury, Maryland, USA
djlerda@juno.com
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From: Ian Wheeler <ian@ianjames.demon.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 4 Mar 1997 19:49:32 +0000
Subject: Re: Space1999: 1st season character development
In message <hnfemGASEyGzEwi3@ianjames.demon.co.uk>, Ian Wheeler
<ian@ianjames.demon.co.uk> writes
>I agree with this completely. To be honest, when that guy has "a
>burnout" in the Eagle after leaving Ultima Thule in "Death's Other
>Dominion" is hardly "wooden", is it! This is just one example of some
>strong emotions shown in the acting.
>
I meant to say here that Barbara Bain's acting was hardly wooden.
When you get into a line of thought, you just forget what you want to
say!
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Ian Wheeler
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