I remember the show "Stingray" with the puppets that looked like people. Even my sci fi hating sister liked it. I started watching UFO at 3am in New Orleans. My mom caught me a few times and I was in big trouble for a 8 year old. LOL. Then when I was 12 Space 1999 came on the air. It wasn't until I was in my late teens when I made the connection between all his shows. I wished I had paid more attention to Space Precint.
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[hidden email], "Joyce" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Fear not lonely U.S. fan for you are not alone! I am Joyce and I am in
> Tallahassee FL. I have only seen the first three episodes of UFO
> (hubby was the fan that introduced me to UFO) but I am 'hooked on
> UFO', so much so that I even made a Moonbase tracker costume to wear
> to DragonCon last year - you can see a picture of the costume which
> resides in my collection of 'most treasured costumed all of my own
> making' at
http://www.perlgurl.net/aboutme/costuming/ :)
>
> Now, if I could just find the time to finish watching all the
> episodes!
>
>
> ~ Joyce
Hi, Joyce!
Wow! I had no idea there were so many american fans of Gerry Anderson's shows! Stupid
me. Since it led the rateings in New York and L.A. I shouldn't be so suprised. Let me
rephrase my message that inspired a dozen others. I'm the only Virginia fan and beyond a
S.H.A.D.O. of a doubt (hee-hee) the only fan who's never actually seen any of the show. I
saw Thunderbirds on TechTV a few years back before they changed the channel's name to
G4TechTV. Then I researched it on the net and discovered the producer was called Gerry
Anderson and that he had produced other shows. I made the mistake of thinking there
were only four. Little did I know that there were just under twenty. Big mistake!
Ben
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