James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
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Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.








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Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

 

1.       Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2.       Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3.       Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4.       Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5.       Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6.       Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7.       Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8.       Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9.       Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10.    Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

 

 

 

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gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

 

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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What about Jenny Hanley? She would have been great in UFO as one of the moonbase
operators, although I think she might have been a little too young at the time.

Alex



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Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would
rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the
history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a
clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt
uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is
explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless
and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it
was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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Bernadette Peters?

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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM


 



Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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She was big on Broadway, and you would probably have had to see All’s Fair or Sunday In The Park With George http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunday_in_the_Park_with_George

 

 

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Bernadette Peters?

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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM

 

Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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As I agree with your selection, you have to admire Linda Thorson as well as top
60's tv totty Diana Rigg. Also several Companions from Dr Who, as well as W
Padbury. Perry comes to mind (can't think of her name right now) Kate Ford from
Pertwee's season and her predecessor Dr Liz,  someone ( actress' name escapes
me).





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Bernadette Peters?

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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM

 

Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would
rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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<mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> > wrote:

From: virgil64 <[hidden email] <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> >
Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the
history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a
clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt
uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is
explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless
and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it
was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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Pennies from Heaven (1981) and The Martian Chronichles (1979, TV).

Rick

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Date: Saturday, 29 January, 2011, 15:36







 



 


   
     
     
      Bernadette Peters?



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To: [hidden email]

Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM



 



Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)



1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)



2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)



3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)



4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)



5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)



6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)



7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)



8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)



9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)



10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)



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gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.

jim



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Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM



Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.



My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.



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Is that Jenny Hanley form Magpie? Gosh yes; bloody stunner. Just thought of
another. Valarie Leon.





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What about Jenny Hanley? She would have been great in UFO as one of the moonbase

operators, although I think she might have been a little too young at the time.

Alex

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Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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Sent: Saturday, 29 January 2011 11:02 AM
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gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would
rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the
history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a

clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt
uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is
explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless
and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it
was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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I know – a list of 10 leaves out a lot of high class women – like Joanna Lumley

 

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Sent: Sunday, 30 January 2011 2:19 AM
To: [hidden email]
Cc: [hidden email]
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As I agree with your selection, you have to admire Linda Thorson as well as top
60's tv totty Diana Rigg. Also several Companions from Dr Who, as well as W
Padbury. Perry comes to mind (can't think of her name right now) Kate Ford from
Pertwee's season and her predecessor Dr Liz, someone ( actress' name escapes
me).

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From: Jeffrey Nelson <[hidden email] <mailto:1shado1%40sbcglobal.net> >
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 3:36:47 PM
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

Bernadette Peters?

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From: David Richards <[hidden email] <mailto:dcr_au%40virginbroadband.com.au> >
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM

Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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Sent: Saturday, 29 January 2011 11:02 AM
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Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would
rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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From: virgil64 <[hidden email] <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk>  <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> >
Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>  <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the
history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a
clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt
uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is
explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless
and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it
was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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Apologies, I know it is not Kate Ford; she is from Coronation St. It is Kate
someone I know. She played Jo, the brainless blond wonder; I prefered Dr Liz
(unknown surname at present, someone help me here) as she had looks, maturity
and intelligence. a foil to the lamented Timelord.





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Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 4:10:22 PM
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

 
I know – a list of 10 leaves out a lot of high class women – like Joanna Lumley

From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Stevan
Warburton
Sent: Sunday, 30 January 2011 2:19 AM
To: [hidden email]
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

As I agree with your selection, you have to admire Linda Thorson as well as top
60's tv totty Diana Rigg. Also several Companions from Dr Who, as well as W
Padbury. Perry comes to mind (can't think of her name right now) Kate Ford from
Pertwee's season and her predecessor Dr Liz, someone ( actress' name escapes
me).

________________________________
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To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 3:36:47 PM
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

Bernadette Peters?

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Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
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Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM

Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would
rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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From: virgil64 <[hidden email] <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk>  
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Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>  
<mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>

Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the
history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a

clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt
uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is
explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless
and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it
was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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There’s also the girl from season 1 of the original Tomorrow People, Alexandra Bastedo from The Champions, the daughter in Bless This House...

 

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Sent: Sunday, 30 January 2011 2:19 AM
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Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

 

 

As I agree with your selection, you have to admire Linda Thorson as well as top
60's tv totty Diana Rigg. Also several Companions from Dr Who, as well as W
Padbury. Perry comes to mind (can't think of her name right now) Kate Ford from
Pertwee's season and her predecessor Dr Liz, someone ( actress' name escapes
me).

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From: Jeffrey Nelson <[hidden email] <mailto:1shado1%40sbcglobal.net> >
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 3:36:47 PM
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

Bernadette Peters?

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From: David Richards <[hidden email] <mailto:dcr_au%40virginbroadband.com.au> >
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM

Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would
rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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<mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> > wrote:

From: virgil64 <[hidden email] <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk>  <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> >
Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>  <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the
history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a
clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt
uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is
explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless
and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it
was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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What am I thinking? Yes, you are correct. I have just remembered Anette Andre
from Hopkirk Deceased. Alexandra Bastedo yes, of course. I had quite a thing for
Susan Penhaligon too. Which actress from TP? Was it the beautiful black woman I
recall? She had a bit of an impact on me and certainly the best looking and
mature character apart from dull poloneck John...





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To: [hidden email]
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 4:16:05 PM
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

 
There’s also the girl from season 1 of the original Tomorrow People, Alexandra
Bastedo from The Champions, the daughter in Bless This House...

From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Stevan
Warburton
Sent: Sunday, 30 January 2011 2:19 AM
To: [hidden email]
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

As I agree with your selection, you have to admire Linda Thorson as well as top
60's tv totty Diana Rigg. Also several Companions from Dr Who, as well as W
Padbury. Perry comes to mind (can't think of her name right now) Kate Ford from
Pertwee's season and her predecessor Dr Liz, someone ( actress' name escapes
me).

________________________________
From: Jeffrey Nelson <[hidden email] <mailto:1shado1%40sbcglobal.net> >
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 3:36:47 PM
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

Bernadette Peters?

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<mailto:dcr_au%40virginbroadband.com.au> > wrote:

From: David Richards <[hidden email]
<mailto:dcr_au%40virginbroadband.com.au> >
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM

Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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Sent: Saturday, 29 January 2011 11:02 AM
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would
rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

--- On Fri, 1/28/11, virgil64 <[hidden email]
<mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk>

<mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> > wrote:

From: virgil64 <[hidden email] <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk>  
<mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> >
Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>  
<mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>

Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the
history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a

clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt
uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is
explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless
and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it
was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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Hi,
 
well, this needs some female drooling material here...
 
1. Cmdr. Ed Straker - Ed Bishop (UFO - who else on first place?)
2. Cmdr. Spock - Leonard Nimoy (ST:TOS)
3. Cmdr. Chakotay - Robert Beltran (ST:Voyager)
4. Col. Alec Freeman - George Sewell (UFO)
5. Cap. Lew Waterman - Gary Myers (UFO)
6. Cap. James T. Kirk - William Shatner (ST:TOS)
7. Tony Newman - James Darren (Time Tunnel)
8. David Vincent - Roy Thinnes (The Invaders)
9. Dietmar Schonherr -  Cap. A. McLean (Space Patrol)
10. Cap. Peter Carlin - Peter Gordeno (UFO)
 
;-)
 
An



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Speaking as a male hetro, I always thought Patrick McGoohan and Stuart Damon had
the best looks on English TV. I aways wanted to have something close to their
features; instead of the features I was given:-(





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From: An Delendir <[hidden email]>
To: [hidden email]
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 4:42:12 PM
Subject: [SHADO] top ten male sci-fi actors

 
Hi,
 
well, this needs some female drooling material here...
 
1. Cmdr. Ed Straker - Ed Bishop (UFO - who else on first place?)
2. Cmdr. Spock - Leonard Nimoy (ST:TOS)
3. Cmdr. Chakotay - Robert Beltran (ST:Voyager)
4. Col. Alec Freeman - George Sewell (UFO)
5. Cap. Lew Waterman - Gary Myers (UFO)
6. Cap. James T. Kirk - William Shatner (ST:TOS)
7. Tony Newman - James Darren (Time Tunnel)
8. David Vincent - Roy Thinnes (The Invaders)
9. Dietmar Schonherr -  Cap. A. McLean (Space Patrol)
10. Cap. Peter Carlin - Peter Gordeno (UFO)
 
;-)
 
An

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Oh yes,, I so agree with your first two! Here are mine!
Easy..
1. Straker ....of course
2. Spock  (no place for Kirk on any of my lists!!)
3. Picard ( for the voice more than anything!)
4. Captain Jack Harkman  (Torchwood)
5. David Tennant ( Dr Who)
6. Spike   (Buffy)
7. Christian Bale (Batman)
8. Captain Waterman  (UFO)
9. I have no idea of his name.. but he played the part of the ranger in Babylon Five..
10. Tony Stark .. (sorry.. but I LOVE his droll sense of humour!!)
Off to drool now.  :-)
 

--- In [hidden email], An Delendir <andelendir@...> wrote:

thats a pretty good list, what about a tv sci fi list?
also i apologize to gabrielle, i didnt really know their names.
thank god for them during my lonely adolescence, and thanks to fangora magazine for all those pictures before the internet, also during my lonely chubbly zit faced adolescence and thanks to tandy corp, for their cheap rabbit eared tvs that could be passed down by even the most selfish miser, to a outcast 12 year old boy. and also thanks to carol dota from channel 36, and to creature feature's i cant remember his nme right now,wait! --bob wilkins, for all the x rated horror movies that he played despite the censorship rules for tv.
again thanks to all.
jim
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From: David Richards <[hidden email]>
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email]
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 6:11 PM


 



Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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Sent: Saturday, 29 January 2011 11:02 AM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

--- On Fri, 1/28/11, virgil64 <[hidden email] <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> > wrote:

From: virgil64 <[hidden email] <mailto:nemo1701%40hotmail.co.uk> >
Subject: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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Hi again,
 
would be REALLY intriguing to see the guys do their fav guys and the girls do their fav girls...
 
So here I go:
 
1. Lt. Nina Barry - Dolores Mantez (UFO)
2. Lt. Uhura - Nichel Nichols (ST:TOS)
3. T'Pring - Arlene Martel (ST:TOS)
4. Elaan - France Nuyen (ST:TOS)
5. Ms. Ealand - Norma Ronald (UFO)
6. Rachael - Sean Young (Bladerunner)
7. Seven of Nine - Jeri Ryan (ST:Voyager)
8. Major Kira - Nana Visitor (ST:DS9)
9. Tamara Jagellovsk - Eva Pflug (Space Patrol)
10. Barbarella - Jane Fonda (Barbarella)
 
;-))
 
An



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Hi Stevan,
 
I don't know how you look, but neither of these two guys would be allowed to into my living room on their looks alone, and certainly not onto the edge of my bed ;-))) Both are rather unsexy in my book.
 
So don't be unhappy, not all women consider theirs to be reasonably good looks.
 
;-))
 
An


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An: [hidden email]
CC: [hidden email]
Datum: Samstag, 29. Januar, 2011 16:47 Uhr


 



Speaking as a male hetro, I always thought Patrick McGoohan and Stuart Damon had
the best looks on English TV. I aways wanted to have something close to their
features; instead of the features I was given:-(

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From: An Delendir <[hidden email]>
To: [hidden email]
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 4:42:12 PM
Subject: [SHADO] top ten male sci-fi actors

Hi,

well, this needs some female drooling material here...

1. Cmdr. Ed Straker - Ed Bishop (UFO - who else on first place?)
2. Cmdr. Spock - Leonard Nimoy (ST:TOS)
3. Cmdr. Chakotay - Robert Beltran (ST:Voyager)
4. Col. Alec Freeman - George Sewell (UFO)
5. Cap. Lew Waterman - Gary Myers (UFO)
6. Cap. James T. Kirk - William Shatner (ST:TOS)
7. Tony Newman - James Darren (Time Tunnel)
8. David Vincent - Roy Thinnes (The Invaders)
9. Dietmar Schonherr - Cap. A. McLean (Space Patrol)
10. Cap. Peter Carlin - Peter Gordeno (UFO)

;-)

An

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another creepy thing in ufo,
in relation to real like, is the paul meeting straker the producer scene.
the pistol shot off the outside of the building, the fan of resistance in his face despite his insistance about what he saw, and the actual realization that he is in a deathtrap, even though it all turns out alright at the end,
these kind of metaphoric displays actually describe quite well the things that happen to anyone who steps out of line or is forced out of line due to accidental circumstance.
it always kind of made me nervious to watch that part, i remember it well, as a, i guess i was in 6th grade,  student of the unbelievable, there wasnt much to study, a few things [the book of the damned], a few paperbacks of ufo sightings, the hills, travis walton a few years later, the hopkinsville little green men, and the pasquagula missippi abductions, with those pointy eared, nosed, crabclawed elephant skinned robots, i guess you can see the few reports available. one time i got a hold of a real book about the hollow earth and military reports of huge sea creatures, but it was in someone's personal library and i only saw it once. but i couldnt get enough of that, even back then, ufo sighters were criticized severely, and we wondered about them, who drove them, where they came from, not a clue about any of that, it was all high strangeness.
the ufo tv series, brought it all into a basket to review, and the horrible fact that people were being abducted for thier body parts and desperate aliens here to invade earth was terrifying. not many people accepted ufos as real, and those who did, either were in evening study groups once every few months, [ labelled crackpots] or just were on thier own.
well, i bettter shut up, or i will continue rambling on.
jim
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From: Stevan Warburton <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email]
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Date: Saturday, January 29, 2011, 8:14 AM


 



Apologies, I know it is not Kate Ford; she is from Coronation St. It is Kate
someone I know. She played Jo, the brainless blond wonder; I prefered Dr Liz
(unknown surname at present, someone help me here) as she had looks, maturity
and intelligence. a foil to the lamented Timelord.

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From: David Richards <[hidden email]>
To: [hidden email]
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 4:10:22 PM
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

I know – a list of 10 leaves out a lot of high class women – like Joanna Lumley

From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Stevan
Warburton
Sent: Sunday, 30 January 2011 2:19 AM
To: [hidden email]
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

As I agree with your selection, you have to admire Linda Thorson as well as top
60's tv totty Diana Rigg. Also several Companions from Dr Who, as well as W
Padbury. Perry comes to mind (can't think of her name right now) Kate Ford from
Pertwee's season and her predecessor Dr Liz, someone ( actress' name escapes
me).

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From: Jeffrey Nelson <[hidden email] <mailto:1shado1%40sbcglobal.net> >
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 3:36:47 PM
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

Bernadette Peters?

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<mailto:dcr_au%40virginbroadband.com.au> > wrote:

From: David Richards <[hidden email]
<mailto:dcr_au%40virginbroadband.com.au> >
Subject: RE: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 8:11 PM

Ok – here’s a go at the top ten women of TV past: (not necessarily in order)

1. Gabrielle Drake (Lt. Ellis in UFO)

2. Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie)

3. Barbara Feldon (Get Smart – only reason to watch the show)

4. Diana Rigg (The Avengers)

5. Wendy Padbury (Zoe – Doctor Who)

6. Felicity Kendall (The Good Life)

7. Paula Wilcox (Man About The House)

8. Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinatti)

9. Bernadette Peters (All’s Fair)

10. Lisa Goddard (Skippy, Yes Honestly, Woof!)

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Sent: Saturday, 29 January 2011 11:02 AM
To: [hidden email] <mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [SHADO] James May's 20th century/favourite UFO moment

gay ellis is one of the most adorable women in sci-fi. i dont know who would
rate 1-10, but i know she would be in there.
jim

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<mailto:SHADO%40yahoogroups.com>

Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:11 PM

Caught a few minutes of this programme tonight which featured an item about the
history of nylon. Strangely enough, the psychedelic 60's were illustrated with a

clip from UFO!. It was the bit showing Gay Ellis changing into her miniskirt
uniform. Boy!, did the BBC clip look worn out - lots of grainy film, fluff etc.

My favourite UFO moment is at the end of The Square Triangle when Straker is
explaining to the couple sipping coffee about the amnesia drug being colourless
and, of course, tasteless:). I love the moment when they both realise that it
was in their drinks all along and Straker asks "More coffee?". Brilliant!.

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