UFO Series Home Page

The 'UFO Series Home Page' gets a mention in the UK magazine 'Web
user' (issue 22, 10-23 Jan). It is also linked from the magazine's
webpage www.web-user.co.uk/magazine/pagebypage. Its centre-pages
spread on 'Top 10 Gerry Anderson websites' says;

'6 - UFO Series Home Page - http://ufo.simplenet.com - For many, the
most endearing image of ancient (sic!) telly series UFO will be the
gorgeous Lieutenant Ellis and her luscious head of purple hair shaped
like a crash helmet. An excellent site for devotees, there's
everything from scripts, to early pre-production sketches and recent
news. But not nearly enough of Lieutenant Ellis.'

Andy

>The 'UFO Series Home Page' gets a mention in the UK magazine 'Web
>user' (issue 22, 10-23 Jan).

Cool! Are you able to make a scan of that page (or at least the
UFO part)? I'd be interested in seeing that!

>
>But not nearly enough of Lieutenant Ellis.'

Well yes, some of us think there's more to the series than
just Lieutenant Ellis... :-)

Marc

>>But not nearly enough of Lieutentant Ellis.'

>Well yes, some of us think there's more to the series than just Lieutenant
Ellis...:-)

>Marc

Yes, Marc some of us do. But some of us also think highly of her also.
For those who do you could always put up the stuff I sent you, last year!
For those who don't, taking yoga lessons to get their bodies out of knots
might be in order ... :-)

James K.

James wrote:
>For those who do you could always put up the stuff I sent you, last year!

Well, don't feel like I've singled you out in not uploading your
contributions -- I've received contributions from dozens of people
over the past several years, most of which I've never gotten around
to putting on the site. I simply haven't had the time! I keep
hoping that I'll have more time to work on the website in the future,
but it seems the future never comes... :-(

Marc

I don't feel slighted Marc. I know last year was terrible for you and
Tracy. I was just gently reminding you<hint, hint> since some thought you
have a bit too little coverage of some person on your site<g>


James K.

Marc Martin wrote:

> >The 'UFO Series Home Page' gets a mention in the UK magazine 'Web
> >user' (issue 22, 10-23 Jan).
>
> Cool! Are you able to make a scan of that page (or at least the
> UFO part)? I'd be interested in seeing that!

You know you're famous, Marc.

> >But not nearly enough of Lieutenant Ellis.'
>
> Well yes, some of us think there's more to the series than
> just Lieutenant Ellis... :-)

THANK YOU, MARC!
Hmph.

Some of us know there's Colonel Foster too.
<arms crossed>

Oh, and that Commander guy .....
<waving hand vaguely>

;-)

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Dear Marc,

I must say, the site is very good - and I'm a bit of
an internet connoiseur. You don't need to do too much
to it. Most importantly, don't change the layout -
it's great as it is.

I'd personally love to see more video clips - but I
presume there are limitations on that? The opening
sequence clip is great!

BTW, I used to have a subscription to UFO magazine
(comic) when I was a kid - did you know about that?

Chris

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>I must say, the site is very good - and I'm a bit of
>an internet connoiseur. You don't need to do too much
>to it. Most importantly, don't change the layout -
>it's great as it is.

Thanks! It's kind of primitive looking by today's
standards, but functional.

>I'd personally love to see more video clips - but I
>presume there are limitations on that? The opening
>sequence clip is great!

Yes, the problem with the video clips is the amount
of monthly traffic I'm allowed is limited, and these
video clips are large & popular, and therefore take
up much of my allowed bandwidth. Adding any more
risks having the site yanked, so I just stick with
the basics.

>BTW, I used to have a subscription to UFO magazine
>(comic) when I was a kid - did you know about that?

No, I didn't know you had a subscription to a UFO
comic! Or, are you asking if I knew about TV Action/
Countdown magazine? ;-)

Marc

Dear Marc,

Sorry - yes, you remind me that the name of the mag
was "Countdown". I'd be happy to host the videos on my
university site in the States (DC) if you like. I
don't care what the Pope says...

Chris

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Catholic University of America
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>Sorry - yes, you remind me that the name of the mag
>was "Countdown". I'd be happy to host the videos on my
>university site in the States (DC) if you like. I
>don't care what the Pope says...

Thanks for the offer, but at this point I don't really
have a problem, because I don't intend on adding more
movie files to my website. If I ever got any time to
work on the website, movie files would be so low on my
priority list that I'd never get to them!

However, if someone else wants to make some UFO
movie files and send them to you so you could
host them on your own web page, then I'd be happy
to link to you!

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Marc Martin wrote:
>
> >I must say, the site is very good - and I'm a bit of
> >an internet connoiseur. You don't need to do too much
> >to it. Most importantly, don't change the layout -
> >it's great as it is.
>
> Thanks! It's kind of primitive looking by today's
> standards, but functional.

I don't think it is primitive looking at all. It reflects the
sensibility of the show and its characters... It is functional, sleek
and no nonsense. The straightforward layout of the site is one of things
I have always appreciated about it.
Anthony Taylor