 These are some sites that currently (or will shortly) have Space: 1999 merchandise available. |
The Official Gerry Anderson
Appreciation Society
Fanderson is the
ultimate site for all things Gerry Anderson.
They have released the scores to both Seasons of Space: 1999 on
CD, and a documentary on the making of the show.
Click on the
logo above to visit their site.
Releasing an all new
series of Space: 1999 books
"Written by
professional authors, individually chosen and invited to
contribute to the series, these novels will build upon the legacy
created by the 48 episodes produced during its initial run and
appeal, not just to the generation of fans who have kept SPACE:
1999 close to their hearts, but also to readers of first class
science fiction."
Click on the logo above for more information, and a link to their site.
"Creators of Classic Toys and Collectibles" are
releasing a line of Gerry Anderson inspired die-cast toys.
Among them, an Eagle approximately 32cm or 12.5 inches in length.
Click on the logo above for a link to their site.
Sells collectibles for fans of Science Fiction,
Fantasy Comic Books, etc.
They currently have a Transporter Eagle approximately 32cm or 12.5 inches long.
Click on the Logo above for a link to their site.
The North American
Headquarters
For Gerry Anderson Collectibles
and cool toys from around the world!
A great place to find Models, Toys,
Figures, Collectibles, Books, Magazines and more!
They carry many products inspired by various Gerry Anderson series, including,
of course, Space: 1999.
Eagle One
Media, Inc. is a multi-media company
focused on the development and publication of
novels
based on well-known media properties for the retail market.
Click on the logo above to visit their site.
Eagle One Media is pleased to announce their first publication license:
The classic science fiction television series...
an original story novel
Featuring a newly
written Introduction by Author E.C. Tubb
A&E/ New Video has released Space: 1999 on home video and DVD.
Click on the logo above to visit their site, or the picture of
the DVDs below
for more information.
Carlton has released
Space: 1999 on home video and DVD
for countries that use the PAL standard for VHS and Region 2
DVD's.
Click on the logo above to visit their site, or on the picture of
the DVDs below
for more information.
TF1 has released Space: 1999 in PAL
standard for region 2
with French language tracks, or English with forced French subtitles.
Click on the logo above to visit their site
for more information.
Producciones JRB has released Space:
1999 in PAL standard for region 0
with English or alternate Spanish language tracks, with available Spanish
subtitles.
Click on the logo above to visit their site
for more information.
Network has released Space: 1999 on
DVD
for countries that use the PAL standard for VHS and Region 2
DVD's.
Click on the logo above to visit their site.
| This special
edition of Space:1999 is a must-buy set for Gerry Anderson fans and
anyone who likes sci-fi in general. Even the people who bought the
previous DVD issue of Space: 1999 will want this. Why? Simple
really - this is the ultimate edition of series one. Special features aside, the quality of the episodes themselves is astounding - they have never looked this good before. For this DVD release they are being taken from HD remastered prints which have been created specifically for this release. The source materials for the episodes are newly created 35mm inter-positive picture elements which are being transferred in HD on the state-of-the-art Philips Spirit Datacine. This transfer process includes shot-by-shot grading and colour matching for consistency, particularly on the inferior shots featuring optical FX work like laser fire and these are matched as closely as possible to the surrounding scenes in an attempt to maintain colour quality. In addition, noise reduction devices reduce the film grain and a manual clean-up stage removes the remaining blemishes and other image flaws in the original film materials. The result is a clean vibrant image with more detail than in previous transfers as well as the recovery of more picture area from the 35mm frame revealing never before seen information. |
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