CONFETTI CHECK A-OK was a great episode, particularly notable for the fact that it's the only time we see Mary smiling and laughing (which soon turns to bitterness and resentment, understandably). I like this episode because it sidetracks the sci-fi premise for a while. It therefore makes the following episodes more powerful when they "get down to business" again!!
All The Best,
BRIAN
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Mine is Confetti Check OK sums up the late 60's for me bright happy music :)
Paul
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Can you name your favourite piece of incidental music in UFO? If you can't describe it, simply state the episode title and the time it starts and finishes on the DVD, for example 0:23:14 to 0:23:36.
One of my favourite pieces of incidental music is used several times throughout "The Psychobombs." You can hear it when the three of them are sitting side-by-side in the red sports car heading towards the tracker station. It uses heavy brass and some electronic effects, I think. I don't know if these pieces of music were ever given titles, but I would like to call it "Doomed Tracker Station." The problem is, because this music was used more than once, this title is probably unsuitable.
All The Best,
BRIAN
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