Hi,
My name is Kevin, I have just joined the SHADO discussion group. I have been a fan of the series since it first aired on ATV in 1970. All my exercise books at school were covered with sketches of Moonbase Interceptors. Very early into the series I developed a crush on Wanda Ventham which lasted for years. I had (still have) a Dinky Moonbase interceptor model but had to make my own UFO model to fire the missile at. I really hoped that Gerry Anderson would make another series to carry on after The Long Sleep and always thought that Space 1999 was a poor substitute. The series still looks fantastic today. Even though I have the full series on DVD (and most episodes on VHS) it is great to see it being broadcast again on ITV4. A few years ago I watched my VHS tapes of UFO with the colour turned off on the TV set just to get the full nostalgia effect. How sad is that? Kevin [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
Hi Kevin...welcome to the group. I too am a newish member. I use to
love late Sat. nights in the early 70's when they sceened what looked like more 'adult' episodes of UFO. I live in what was then 'Southern Television' region. I Still have on video tape some episodes of UFO aired by 'TVS's' 'late night late' in the 1980's with interviews with Ed Bishop and that famous wig. Ken --- In [hidden email], "Spiffer" <spiffer@...> wrote: >> Hi, > > My name is Kevin, I have just joined the SHADO discussion group. > I have been a fan of the series since it first aired on ATV in 1970. All my exercise books at school were covered with sketches of Moonbase Interceptors. Very early into the series I developed a crush on Wanda Ventham which lasted for years. > I had (still have) a Dinky Moonbase interceptor model but had to make my own UFO model to fire the missile at. > > I really hoped that Gerry Anderson would make another series to carry on after The Long Sleep and always thought that Space 1999 was a poor substitute. > The series still looks fantastic today. Even though I have the full series on DVD (and most episodes on VHS) it is great to see it being broadcast again on ITV4. > A few years ago I watched my VHS tapes of UFO with the colour turned off on the TV set just to get the full nostalgia effect. How sad is that? > > Kevin > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > |
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Welcome Kevin!
I don't think it's sad (most probably becouse I did that myself, too). All the best, Branko >From: "Spiffer" <[hidden email]> >Reply-To: [hidden email] >To: <[hidden email]> >Subject: [SHADO] New Member >Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2006 22:38:12 -0000 > >Hi, > >My name is Kevin, I have just joined the SHADO discussion group. >I have been a fan of the series since it first aired on ATV in 1970. All my >exercise books at school were covered with sketches of Moonbase >Interceptors. Very early into the series I developed a crush on Wanda >Ventham which lasted for years. >I had (still have) a Dinky Moonbase interceptor model but had to make my >own UFO model to fire the missile at. > >I really hoped that Gerry Anderson would make another series to carry on >after The Long Sleep and always thought that Space 1999 was a poor >substitute. >The series still looks fantastic today. Even though I have the full series >on DVD (and most episodes on VHS) it is great to see it being broadcast >again on ITV4. >A few years ago I watched my VHS tapes of UFO with the colour turned off on >the TV set just to get the full nostalgia effect. How sad is that? > >Kevin > > > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/ |
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