Brigitte Helm was absolutely mesmerizing. She played such a saintly character and at the same time could totally turned 180 and became her insane robot double.

I LOVE your shirt! Where can we get one please?...

Great review👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻😀, please do a video on the new bluray with special effects...

Vader saying several transmissions i view him as interperating how the Citadel Works also second information Does The Spies he could refer are Rogue One Cassian Andor trained an Protege of Luthen Rael and General Draven yeah the Rebel Soldiers would likely be sent to Narkina 5 to make more Parts for The Death Star II I doubt work didn't stop after the Death Stars First Compeletion fan of All of the Tie Ins to A New Hope.

Thanks! I am a Brian Donlevy fan. Now I want to watch this again!

Excellent video series, learnt a lot and felt like the producers of the video respected me the collector and the company, well done.

Revolution, Caprica, among others that are TOO GOOD for the world.😢 I totally agree with everything you said. Also, IT'S TELLING how these great stories are canceled when A.I. comes into play. "REVOLUTION" was a f'n cool show!😢 One more thing I have to say, IF anyone gives a damm, I WISH we could have seen lacy and the robots KFA!😂

I remember watching it when I was like 16, and all I remember from the series is that the chick was hot.

What happened to David Essex?

After caprica syfy became a wasteland of trash tv

Thank you for the travel down memory lane. I'm 78 and I remember some of the shows that you brought to our attention. One of the actresses appeared to look like Betty White! And Mr. Roddenberry gets reprimanded for mini skirts' but I noticed some in this Video. Our first TV was a Motorola BW [1952] cube on four stilts. I note 1952 for I do remember news reels of the Korean conflict. And what was that? Was that the earliest membership card with decoder ring offered? The westerns, Roy Rogers and others had a code of conduct. was there a code that came with that card? With different actors, some of these were on Radio way before television came along. Now, here is a project. THE INTERNET ARCHIVE may have some copies of the shows you brought to our attention. "Galaxy", "Amazing Stories", were other magazine that were published. Somewhere along the line there was even one labeled, "Asimov".

Babbling isn't necessary 😢

1:02 That's so funny. The studio spent SO MUCH money at the time, that they felt the need to advertise it on the literal cover and film posters, hahaha.

Probably some alcoholic that sold his wife off to slavery for Dejarik money.

🥃👴🏻WHAT IS THIS JUNK????

I got the full sized Cylon as a child. A local toy store has one in the box. Memories.

Just like to say that I enjoyed that

Criminey!!! ADD SPOILER ALERT TO THIS!!!!! I have a friend who wants to see it and I almost sent this to him, but YOU explain the secrets of the movie!!!!!! "One of the surprising REVEALS of the movie..." If you are going to dissect a classic film, call this a review and please, add spoiler alert!

something to note: you mention how caprica is set 58 years before either the 1978 series and 2003 series, when this is not correct, Caprica is set before the events of the first cylon war, the first cylon war however while using models and designs from the OG series is NOT the 1978 series, the first cylon war uses the designs from the 1978 series as a cute call back and as a way to honor the older series and as a way to show how the cylons and colonial forces advanced technologically and create a link between the 2003 series so the redesign wouldn't feel as out of place. basically the 1978 series is non canonical to the events of the 2003 time line as their in the broad strokes the same story beginning with the destruction of the 12 colonies and then moving into the ragtag fleet fleeing the cylons for earth, but BSG 1978 is basically separate from the 2003 incarnation

can we find this series anywhere at all? or did it get that buried.

Here's a made for television movie from Warner Brothers that I only saw once as a child (I'm now 76) and never again. It was called DEEP FREEZE and starred CHARLES BRONSON, ALLISON HAYES and GERALD MOHR from around 1955 or 1956. I see it listed on science fiction movie sites, so I know it exists, but there's no physical video to be found anywhere. Does anyone know why this film has not been released to the public for home viewing? Maybe someone at Warner Brother's might read this and let me know the answer. NICE VIDEO....

In the early days maybe into the late 50's rural areas didn't receive TV signals and then they had to put antennas on their houses.

todays sci fi is shite

It was a great show.😢

My one and only fave, LISA GAYE had the feminine-lead in such Sci-Fi shows as : Men into Space: Dateline Moon plus Gravity Zero and Are we invaded? The last-named segment was in color.

The John Mills version was *bleeping* awful 😖

The elephant character is Bohj Phalco, a bit of a tribute to Bob Falco in American Grafiti, a Harrison Ford character, so a tie back to Star Wars.

British science fiction sucks balls.

I could never decide if the scientists from the future actually engineered the events, to the point of being on the plane with the man who spread the virus (she would have known she would likely get infected as well). They certainly wanted a pure form of the virus for a cure, and did not seem to show any interest in actually stopping the event.

I would say the 12 Moneys was a red herring, not a MacGuffin.

Caprica did feature the Vipers. They were still atmospheric fighters then, and not space ships yet. It's when Zoe dates the scientist kid (that she later kills) and they go flying in the Vipers.

They should have let Glen A Larson do his TV movie miniseries idea 💡 and then depending on the success and popularity of those and then do a syndicated series. But yes, Battlestar Galactica definitely had the potential to be become a major multimedia franchise like Star Wars, Star Trek, Doctor Who and any of the superhero IPs ..but was screwed by the network from day one! Wheras 'So Say We All' (I don't call that Battlestar Galactica!) by Ron Moore and Syfy should have been an entirely different IP altogether! (And perhaps sharing the same universe as Firefly/Serenity?) 🤔😇😎💪👍

The original B&W Quatemass had a more detail telling of how scientist and management or government work with each other. That is, if the committee understand the point the scientist is making in a way, they will fund and defer to him completely. This is a point missing in the subsequent film version of Quatemass and the Pit. My mum loved all of them and also the first doctor who, who was genually angry when there was cause to be. Mum also told about the series A for Andromeda, where a blueprint received from space tells how to make a computer which in turn creates a girl but with its own nasty agenda.

It was a damn good show and I reckon they could have kept it going but it's hard to do. It reminded me of altered carbon season 1 which I also like.

Is that really supposed to be a “Yesterday’s Enterprise” Tasha? The uniform is wrong-it’s a regular series uniform and lacks the collar and cuffs seen in YE.

I’m 70 and I saw Quatermass and the Pit. Was immediately my favorite movie, I was 14 or 15, it was amazing

❤ 💛 💙

Its beatiful😊

Born in 51 what a great time to grow up 💯😎

I'm now aware of all of these but the only one I ever watched was Science Fiction Theater.

Quartermass 4 is very close to reality........

Remakes/reimaginings can definitely be done, especially of the older films like Forbidden Planet. If it works, we get a modern classic. If it doesn’t work then we still have the original version totally untouched. The only losers will be the studios, the viewers win whether it’s a success or a failure because we will always have the originals.

Excellent review..

The narrator's voice❤❤

seeing this the Steve Austin rendition of buck rogers looked awsome.

Interesting//informative/entertaining. Vagely remember some of those ( B&W ) episodes🤔 enjoy viewing 👀 the ( 1920's 30's 40's ) movie/TV filming equipment🤗

I loved Caprica... was very disappointed when it was cancelled.

I'd like to see Mark Gatiss have a go at a modern Quatermass adaptation.

A mention of the performance of Richard Wordworth in the first movie would have been nice. Thank you.

I was a kid at the time and watched Wuatermass from behind the sofa 🥴