TV Guide's "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends"

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TV Guide's "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends"

robert-blau
Cover story of the Aug. 1 issue. Includes: CAPTAIN VIDEO, DR. WHO,
"Firefly"'s MAL REYNOLDS, "Lost in Space"'s ROBOT, B5's JOHN SHERIDAN,
ALF, FOX MULDER, "Invader"'s DAVID VINCENT.

Missing: Gerry Anderson & Co., The Time Tunnel.

"I just wanted you to know"
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RE: TV Guide's "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends"

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Just out of curiosity, who decided this list? TV Guide's editors?

>Cover story of the Aug. 1 issue. Includes: CAPTAIN VIDEO, DR. WHO,
>"Firefly"'s MAL >REYNOLDS, "Lost in Space"'s ROBOT, B5's JOHN SHERIDAN,
>ALF, FOX MULDER, "Invader"'s DAVID >VINCENT.
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>Missing: Gerry Anderson & Co., The Time Tunnel.
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>"I just wanted you to know"

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Re: TV Guide's "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends"

Nick Haysom
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> Cover story of the Aug. 1 issue. Includes: CAPTAIN VIDEO, DR. WHO,
> "Firefly"'s MAL REYNOLDS, "Lost in Space"'s ROBOT, B5's JOHN SHERIDAN,
> ALF, FOX MULDER, "Invader"'s DAVID VINCENT.

Firefly? I've never even heard of that! What is it: some American
series which didn't travel?

Nick

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Marc Martin
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> Firefly? I've never even heard of that! What is it: some American
> series which didn't travel?

Firefly was an *excellent* series that was on about two years ago in
America, and is now available on DVD. It was poorly handled by the
FOX network, got poor ratings, and cancelled very quickly. However,
they are now filming a movie version which will be released next year.
The entire cast of the series were at the San Diego Comic Con this
past weekend -- I understand they had 4000 people at that session!!!
Unfortunately, we didn't have time to catch that session, but we did
get a chance to see them all signing autographs afterwards (right
before we took Antonia back to the train station for her departure)

Marc
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Re: TV Guide's "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends"

Mario M. Butter
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Nick Haysom wrote:

>Firefly? I've never even heard of that! What is it: some American
>series which didn't travel?
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What he said...

Here is a fan website, lots of info about the show.
<http://www.fireflyfans.net/>

Mario


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RE: TV Guide's "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends"

robert-blau
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Probably.

   From: "Brian Lindstrand" <[hidden email]>
Just out of curiosity, who decided this list? TV Guide's editors?

Cover story of the Aug. 1 issue. Includes: CAPTAIN VIDEO, DR. WHO,
"Firefly"'s MAL >REYNOLDS, "Lost in Space"'s ROBOT, B5's JOHN SHERIDAN,
ALF, FOX MULDER, "Invader"'s DAVID >VINCENT.

Missing: Gerry Anderson & Co., The Time Tunnel.

"I just wanted you to know"
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Re: TV Guide's "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends"

robert-blau
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Nick Haysom wrote: Firefly? I've never even heard of that! What is it:
some American series which didn't travel?    

   From: "Marc Martin" <[hidden email]>

Firefly was an *excellent* series that was on about two years ago in
America, and is now available on DVD. It was poorly handled by the FOX
network, got poor ratings, and cancelled very quickly. However, they are
now filming a movie version which will be released next year.
  The entire cast of the series were at the San Diego Comic Con this
past weekend -- I understand they had 4000 people at that session!!!
Unfortunately, we didn't have time to catch that session, but we did get
a chance to see them all signing autographs afterwards (right before we
took Antonia back to the train station for her departure)
Marc

   From: "Mario M. Butter" <[hidden email]>    
Here is a fan website, lots of info about the show.
<http://www.fireflyfans.net/> Mario

Also, just for the record, it was from Joss Whedon, of "Buffy" and
"Angel" fame.    
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Re: TV Guide's "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends"

Nick Haysom
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Thanks for the info. It is clearly after my time. If it is still being
warmly talked about on the Internet in 35 years' time I will clearly
have to accept its legendary status...

:)

Nick

Marc Martin wrote:


> Firefly was an *excellent* series