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Re: Digest Number 1193

Railhead
At 12:46 PM 8/24/03 +0000, you wrote:

> Message: 1
> Date: Sat, 23 Aug 2003 19:36:17 -0000
> From: "roxykattx" <[hidden email]>
>Subject: Re: Suits
>
>
> Hello,
> I remember watching this show ages ago. It seems to me
> that the women of UFO wore some kind of shiny gold smooth space
> suit with a helmet, but the sites I have found dedicated to UFO seem
> to have them wearing those suits that are partly silvery
> and smooth, and partly a rougher fabric. Am I imagining things?
> If not, where are there pictures of those helmeted smooth
> suits?
>
> Cheers,
> Roxy Katt

I can't think of a single episode of UFO which featured the women in such
outfits, so you must be thinking of some other sci-fi series. Perhaps Lost
in Space. I seem to remember an episode or two on there where they had
gold people...I think men and women, dressed in smooth gold suits, with
helmets and silver face and hand paint. I'm sure other sci-fi series have
used something like this too. Maybe Buck Rogers.
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RE: Digest Number 1193

Griff!
In 'The Responsibility Seat', there is a lighting or coloration problem that
makes the spacesuits worn by the Lt Ellis and Joan Harrington (or is it Nina
Barry?) take on a yellowish hue... maybe that's what you mean? It's near the
very end, just as the Russian mining rig is about to hit Moonbase.

Other than that, maybe your TV at the time was out of color balance...

Or, as with me, you did imagine it. You would not be alone. I swear to this
day I saw an 'extended' or 'uncut' version of 'Computer Affair' when I was
about 14 that had the intro where Gay Ellis and the other were celebrating
Mark Bradley's birthday... it is SO real in my mind I know I saw it, and it
was years before that I became aware that that was actually part of the
script that had been edited out...

There are a few other scenes from 'Computer Affair' that I know I saw. I do
not remember seeing any other footage from other episodes though...

Best, Griff

-----Original Message-----
From: Railhead [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2003 10:53 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SHADO] Digest Number 1193


At 12:46 PM 8/24/03 +0000, you wrote:

> Message: 1
> Date: Sat, 23 Aug 2003 19:36:17 -0000
> From: "roxykattx" <[hidden email]>
>Subject: Re: Suits
>
>
> Hello,
> I remember watching this show ages ago. It seems to me
> that the women of UFO wore some kind of shiny gold smooth space
> suit with a helmet, but the sites I have found dedicated to UFO seem
> to have them wearing those suits that are partly silvery
> and smooth, and partly a rougher fabric. Am I imagining things?
> If not, where are there pictures of those helmeted smooth
> suits?
>
> Cheers,
> Roxy Katt

I can't think of a single episode of UFO which featured the women in such
outfits, so you must be thinking of some other sci-fi series. Perhaps Lost
in Space. I seem to remember an episode or two on there where they had
gold people...I think men and women, dressed in smooth gold suits, with
helmets and silver face and hand paint. I'm sure other sci-fi series have
used something like this too. Maybe Buck Rogers.




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Re: Birthday scene in COMPUTER AFFAIR

Marc Martin
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>Or, as with me, you did imagine it. You would not be alone. I swear to this
>day I saw an 'extended' or 'uncut' version of 'Computer Affair' when I was
>about 14 that had the intro where Gay Ellis and the other were celebrating
>Mark Bradley's birthday... it is SO real in my mind I know I saw it, and it
>was years before that I became aware that that was actually part of the
>script that had been edited out...

I suppose it's possible -- there was that alternate version of THE
PRISONER episode "The Chimes of Big Ben", after all, and there was an
extra scene in the SPACE:1999 episode "The Metamorph" which several
people claimed to have seen. Where (what country/network/channel) did
you see this? And did your memory of what happened in the episode
match what was in the script?

Marc
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ultramannick
That's really interesting about scenes that we
remember seeing--but then years go by and we can't
find them again upon reviewing it again. One of my
favorite films is "missing" a scene that I clearly
remember seeing; in fact, one of the actors even refer
to the scene--but I've seen the US cut, the Japanese
cut, the British cut...and that scene is not on them
anywhere! But..I know I saw it!!

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Griff!
In reply to this post by Marc Martin
Hi Marc,

Yes, it was in the UK, and the channel would have been either 'Anglia
Television' or 'Southern TV'.

Yes, the scene as I remember it matched entirely the scene as laid out in
the scripts I have subsequently seen of the 'Computer Affair'. I remember
the movements of the actors, Gabrielle Drake's face as the UFO alarm comes
in over the speaker, the way they held their drinks glasses. It is extremely
vivid in my memory, and I know I saw it. There was also a scene in Straker's
office with Freeman.

Best, Griff

-----Original Message-----
From: Marc Martin [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2003 9:25 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SHADO] Birthday scene in COMPUTER AFFAIR


>Or, as with me, you did imagine it. You would not be alone. I swear to this
>day I saw an 'extended' or 'uncut' version of 'Computer Affair' when I was
>about 14 that had the intro where Gay Ellis and the other were celebrating
>Mark Bradley's birthday... it is SO real in my mind I know I saw it, and it
>was years before that I became aware that that was actually part of the
>script that had been edited out...

I suppose it's possible -- there was that alternate version of THE
PRISONER episode "The Chimes of Big Ben", after all, and there was an
extra scene in the SPACE:1999 episode "The Metamorph" which several
people claimed to have seen. Where (what country/network/channel) did
you see this? And did your memory of what happened in the episode
match what was in the script?

Marc
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screwedmorethenonce
In reply to this post by Marc Martin
I wonder if you are all thinking of the Mail book which does have this in it. SID anounces that it is Marks birthday and they haul out SHADO approaved Non-alcoholic champainge. A real alert from SID prevents them from doing anything else. I will see if I can dig up the book and scan in the page(s) for you.

Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:>Or, as with me, you did imagine it. You would not be alone. I swear to this
>day I saw an 'extended' or 'uncut' version of 'Computer Affair' when I was
>about 14 that had the intro where Gay Ellis and the other were celebrating
>Mark Bradley's birthday... it is SO real in my mind I know I saw it, and it
>was years before that I became aware that that was actually part of the
>script that had been edited out...

I suppose it's possible -- there was that alternate version of THE
PRISONER episode "The Chimes of Big Ben", after all, and there was an
extra scene in the SPACE:1999 episode "The Metamorph" which several
people claimed to have seen. Where (what country/network/channel) did
you see this? And did your memory of what happened in the episode
match what was in the script?

Marc




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SumitonJD
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Okay Marc will you believe me now about the girl in the shower in IDENTIFIED
that I remember?

James K.


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Marc Martin
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>Okay Marc will you believe me now about the girl in the shower in IDENTIFIED
>that I remember?

No, because that wasn't in the script... :-)

Marc
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lunadude2001 <russell_smith@ntlworld.com>
In reply to this post by Griff!
I was a avid viewer of UFO when it was originally aired on Anglia TV,
I have no recollection of this "additional" scene. My ovriding memory
of Anglia was one of frustration in that they were behind the other
regions in showing the series. I think I'm also correct in saying that
ATV had started repeating the series whilst Anglia were still on the
original run - my father would sometimes would go up into the loft and
realign the aerial to pick-up ATV so I could watch UFO, allbeit the
picture was'nt quite perfect. Anglia were also very quick consign the
series to the graveyard slots, transfering it from the original Friday
evening slot, to Saturday tea time [I distinctly remember a episode of
UFO being cancelled because the 1971 Arsenal Liverpool Cup Final went
into extra time] then to Sunday lunch time. It would be interesting to
know if Anglia ever get around to showing the whole series, my
recollection is, they probably did'nt.

I was quite relieved when Anglia lost the franchise for our area and
we came under the umbrella of Yorkshire TV. Although, by then the
heyday of Anderson had passed and they did'nt turn out to much more
pro Anderson than Anglia had been, I mean they did'nt show
Thunderbirds until 1976. My only recollection of Yorkshire TV is of
trying to convince my parents to stay up and watch the the so called
banned episodes that were broadcast after the ten-o-clock news on
Wednesday nights.

Memories eh !

The Lunadude.





--- In [hidden email], "Griff" <griff@g...> wrote:
> Hi Marc,
>
> Yes, it was in the UK, and the channel would have been either
'Anglia
> Television' or 'Southern TV'.
>
> Yes, the scene as I remember it matched entirely the scene as laid
out in
> the scripts I have subsequently seen of the 'Computer Affair'. I
remember
> the movements of the actors, Gabrielle Drake's face as the UFO alarm
comes
> in over the speaker, the way they held their drinks glasses. It is
extremely
> vivid in my memory, and I know I saw it. There was also a scene in
Straker's

> office with Freeman.
>
> Best, Griff
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Marc Martin [mailto:marc@u...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2003 9:25 PM
> To: [hidden email]
> Subject: Re: [SHADO] Birthday scene in COMPUTER AFFAIR
>
>
> >Or, as with me, you did imagine it. You would not be alone. I swear
to this
> >day I saw an 'extended' or 'uncut' version of 'Computer Affair'
when I was
> >about 14 that had the intro where Gay Ellis and the other were
celebrating
> >Mark Bradley's birthday... it is SO real in my mind I know I saw
it, and it
> >was years before that I became aware that that was actually part of
the
> >script that had been edited out...
>
> I suppose it's possible -- there was that alternate version of THE
> PRISONER episode "The Chimes of Big Ben", after all, and there was
an
> extra scene in the SPACE:1999 episode "The Metamorph" which several
> people claimed to have seen. Where (what country/network/channel)
did
> you see this? And did your memory of what happened in the episode
> match what was in the script?
>
> Marc
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sigourneysslave
> I was quite relieved when Anglia lost the franchise for our area and
> we came under the umbrella of Yorkshire TV.

I have always been in the YTV area and recall that they used to screen
UFO concurrently with Anglia. Same times, episodes etc.

Anglia seemed mainly concerned with throwing out Sale of the Century
with Nicholas Parsons ("shouldn't climb tress...").

Dave.