Not UFO but still Gerry Anderson Space 2099

Per Hollywood reporter Space 1999 to be revived as space 2099

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/space-2099-television-remake-288601

Guys,

Good news !

I hope that Shado has a chance to reborn !

Idemilson JR
Brasil  
 
 
 
 
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De: stuannette
Data: 10/02/2012 13:51:43
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Assunto: [SHADO] Not UFO but still Gerry Anderson Space 2099
 
 
Per Hollywood reporter Space 1999 to be revived as space 2099

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/space-2099-television-remake-288601



 

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I really hope so too but want it to replicate the "feel" of the 1960s "future" if you understand what I mean.



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Guys,

Good news !

I hope that Shado has a chance to reborn !

Idemilson JR
Brasil




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De: stuannette
Data: 10/02/2012 13:51:43
Para: [hidden email]
Assunto: [SHADO] Not UFO but still Gerry Anderson Space 2099


Per Hollywood reporter Space 1999 to be revived as space 2099

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/space-2099-television-remake-288601





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Yes !

It´s dificult !

Idemilson
Brasil
 
 
 
 
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De: Stevan Warburton
Data: 10/02/2012 19:45:00
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I really hope so too but want it to replicate the "feel" of the 1960s
future" if you understand what I mean.

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Guys,

Good news !

I hope that Shado has a chance to reborn !

Idemilson JR
Brasil

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De: stuannette
Data: 10/02/2012 13:51:43
Para: [hidden email]
Assunto: [SHADO] Not UFO but still Gerry Anderson Space 2099

Per Hollywood reporter Space 1999 to be revived as space 2099

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/space-2099-television-remake-288601

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This would be great as long as the science is better. Audiences have evolved over the last decades where they are much more savvy about what is and isn't possible.

Space 1999, though I loved the first series, has REALLY bad science that wouldn't wash with audiences today.

Perhaps with CERN at the forefront of science, they could have Moonbase Alpha recording results from a Super-super collider with accelerators strategically placed in the orbit of the moon..

They switch it on  and.......

The science itself most folks can get around or deal with, after all we
have had Star Trek Pseudo science being thrown in our face for forty (40)
some odd years now. As long as it does not totally stretch into stupid it's
doable. I am more worried about the other problems with a show of
this magnitude either we are going to get the Alien Du-Jour  (a-la Star
Trek) or we end up with Humans gone wild (a-la Battlestar Galactica). It
will be interesting to see how they do this. The whole Super-Collider bit
sounds like a good start.

On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 07:19, lazenbyland <[hidden email]> wrote:



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Now another Idea for a sequel, would be Earth- After Moon. What happens
when the Moon has left the Earths orbit. A sort of Post Apocalyptic show as
it where.

On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 10:01, Ithiaca Dreamweaver <[hidden email]>wrote:



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period. EJO*


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I always thought that they should have set it in 2099 as none of the technology they use is anywhere near it in today's science. You are right about the audiences of today; science has to be exact as there is always some smartypants who finds a fault in the science yet knowone complains about Start Trek..


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This would be great as long as the science is better. Audiences have evolved over the last decades where they are much more savvy about what is and isn't possible.

Space 1999, though I loved the first series, has REALLY bad science that wouldn't wash with audiences today.

Perhaps with CERN at the forefront of science, they could have Moonbase Alpha recording results from a Super-super collider with accelerators strategically placed in the orbit of the moon..

They switch it on  and.......


 

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On Sat, 11 Feb 2012 14:14:11 -0700
Ithiaca Dreamweaver <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Now another Idea for a sequel, would be Earth- After Moon. What
> happens when the Moon has left the Earths orbit. A sort of Post
> Apocalyptic show as it where.
>

The Earth's tides would be a lot milder. I think the Earth would
start to rotate more quickly eventually, so the days and nights
would be shorter, and there'd be more violent weather.

Interesting hypothesis. I don't think anyone on the Moon in
Space:1999 particularly seemed to care what had happened to the
folks back home.


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There where a lot of things not covered in the Original Series, that now
would be explored. Such as families, as the base can only hold so much in
the way of personnel and life support. They barely gave it a wink and a nod
in the original series. Hell, even Star Trek: Voyager gave it some
consideration before they soft pedaled it back into a dark closet to not
see the light of day again. Also what about any attempts at a mutiny to get
off the moon, unless ti was alien controlled, there was no direct conflict
between the Commander Koenig and some of the rest of the staff. There was a
lot to be said for the show that it had barely touched on and would have
made for great tv watching as the drama unfolded.

On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 06:45, James Gibbon <[hidden email]> wrote:



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period. EJO*


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I think they had more pressing engagements like how to survive and navigate on an unstoppable aimless course through uncharted deep space...



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On Sat, 11 Feb 2012 14:14:11 -0700
Ithiaca Dreamweaver <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Now another Idea for a sequel, would be Earth- After Moon. What
> happens when the Moon has left the Earths orbit. A sort of Post
> Apocalyptic show as it where.
>

The Earth's tides would be a lot milder. I think the Earth would
start to rotate more quickly eventually, so the days and nights
would be shorter, and there'd be more violent weather.

Interesting hypothesis. I don't think anyone on the Moon in
Space:1999 particularly seemed to care what had happened to the
folks back home.

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Seemed there course was well plotted, they where on a line for Meta.
Unstoppable I can understand, as well as uncharted. But that still should
not have stopped them from figuring out to survive and live and thrive on
the Moon.

On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 09:44, Stevan Warburton <[hidden email]>wrote:



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*I still find it incredible that we  still use the term race as a cultural
determinant... **as if there is a Latino race an Asian race, Indigenous
race, Caucasian race. **There is only one race, **That is the human race
period. EJO*


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They left it open at the end of the excellent first episode; Cdr Koneig voice over of "Meta" and the sound fade up of the signal from Meta but nothing was heard of it again. Shame.


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Sent: Monday, February 13, 2012 6:14 PM
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Seemed there course was well plotted, they where on a line for Meta.
Unstoppable I can understand, as well as uncharted. But that still should
not have stopped them from figuring out to survive and live and thrive on
the Moon.

On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 09:44, Stevan Warburton <[hidden email]>wrote:

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*I still find it incredible that we  still use the term race as a cultural
determinant... **as if there is a Latino race an Asian race, Indigenous
race, Caucasian race. **There is only one race, **That is the human race
period. EJO*

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If the Moon were to fall out of orbit, there would be slightly more than "mild tides". The effect would be devastating, and probably destroy all life on Earth. The moon stabilises the Earth's rotation, thus giving the earth it's seasons. The moon is not the direct reason for our seasons, but it gravitational field helps. If there was no moon then we'd have storms that blow with a wind velocity in excess of three hundred miles an hour.

The whole Space:1999 concept is ridiculous anyway, as there would be a far higher chance that the Moon would fall into the Earth than get thrown away from it. Wouldn't get much past episode 1 though as we would all be just a pile of rubble floating through space. :)

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There is that, which I think was one of the Arguments made by Issac Asimov.
Now, the way this re-boot is to work, there is a better possibility of the
show not being shut down after two (2) seasons due to hazy science.

On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 04:22, Rob <[hidden email]> wrote:



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*I still find it incredible that we  still use the term race as a cultural
determinant... **as if there is a Latino race an Asian race, Indigenous
race, Caucasian race. **There is only one race, **That is the human race
period. EJO*


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If the moon were to disappear or drop from orbit tides would be much
milder not having the effect of the Sun and Moon leaving the Suns
diurnal tide at 46% of total. The direct effect on Earth wouldn't be
felt in the form of weather for quite some time there would be no
correlation between the moon and wind speeds. Precession of the earths
rotation would occur over thousands of years and the axis of the Earth
would wobble after a while. There would be some aquatic issues with
breeding populations that rely on moonlight, but thats about it, not the
Apocalypse.




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The only thing to do is write to Gen Henderson and make sure he denies the nuclear powerplants around Earth to transport their waste to the far side of the moon.


Bruce
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  If the moon were to disappear or drop from orbit tides would be much
  milder not having the effect of the Sun and Moon leaving the Suns
  diurnal tide at 46% of total. The direct effect on Earth wouldn't be
  felt in the form of weather for quite some time there would be no
  correlation between the moon and wind speeds. Precession of the earths
  rotation would occur over thousands of years and the axis of the Earth
  would wobble after a while. There would be some aquatic issues with
  breeding populations that rely on moonlight, but thats about it, not the
  Apocalypse.

  On Tue, 2012-02-14 at 11:22 +0000, Rob wrote:

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  > If the Moon were to fall out of orbit, there would be slightly more
  > than "mild tides". The effect would be devastating, and probably
  > destroy all life on Earth. The moon stabilises the Earth's rotation,
  > thus giving the earth it's seasons. The moon is not the direct reason
  > for our seasons, but it gravitational field helps. If there was no
  > moon then we'd have storms that blow with a wind velocity in excess of
  > three hundred miles an hour.
  >
  > The whole Space:1999 concept is ridiculous anyway, as there would be a
  > far higher chance that the Moon would fall into the Earth than get
  > thrown away from it. Wouldn't get much past episode 1 though as we
  > would all be just a pile of rubble floating through space. :)
  >
  > --- In [hidden email], James Gibbon <jg@...> wrote:
  >
  > > The Earth's tides would be a lot milder. I think the Earth would
  > > start to rotate more quickly eventually, so the days and nights
  > > would be shorter, and there'd be more violent weather.
  > >
  > > Interesting hypothesis. I don't think anyone on the Moon in
  > > Space:1999 particularly seemed to care what had happened to the
  > > folks back home.
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Wanna bet they're not already doing it?

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> The only thing to do is write to Gen Henderson and make sure he denies the nuclear powerplants around Earth to transport their waste to the far side of the moon.
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> Bruce


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Wouldn't surprise me if they have started production or have been green
lighted!

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