Beyond 2000 - Number 1 (GTS/BKN, 1987)

[@JasonHollowayTheJason]

I loved this show back when I was a kid. Thanks for posting it!

[@justinbratton3820]

mate time flys im now 40 and remember this show well...........

[@rayanez]

Thanks for uploading this man, it brings back old memories

[@puppiesarepower3682]

One of Australia's greatest gifts to the world! That, and Rod Taylor. ✌️

[@H76Pro]

This was my favorite show on TV

[@mzrzfxr]

Absolute nostalgia for this, I got so excited to see this show as a kid… still do 😬

[@monsterx3055]

use to watch this in the US one of my favs

[@rouge3031ify]

Been a long time since ive seen this show. I must say i still remember Tashman and the other lady with that sweet jacket

[@Ace1000ks]

A computer that had 2 gbs of ram was considered to be a super computer in 1987. In 2014, the average computer has 8 gbs or ram, and the average high end PC has more power than a super computer of the 1980s. How technology improved.

[@pockytrader747]

A lot of smartphones and tablets now have 2 GB of RAM.

[@BlowmeRoger]

your missing the point,look at the stuff those things were doing, far more interesting than today,just like the loss of photo processing,people lose skills,are things really that advanced with todays mega microsoft show?? I dont think so, and especially the young ,for all the talk I dont think theyre living a better life and where are the shows like this today?? non existent. and dont forget in 1987 teenagers / most houses didnt use computers and had little interest in them...

[@Ace1000ks]

Pocky Trader Smartphone CPUs are weak, it can't beat a desktop processor in float point or real number calculations.

[@michael88863]

Fuck man! Compare apples with apples. Supercomputer of today. Check out what they can do.

[@Patrick19833]

Smartphone cpus are still much faster than the computers back then.

[@Certifiable]

Iain SAYS "Final Beyond 2000 for this series" = end of season. Number 1 my arse.

[@andyvandyv4604]

Soy de Argentina y veia el programa cuando yo era chico, en 1986

[@jwb52z9]

Unfortunately, as I'm sure most people know by now, the "Orient Express" plane, really called the X-30, never really took off and died in 1994.

[@Bronybabes]

he just made a soggy biscuit joke

[@michael88863]

Titan Supercomputer Space 404 m2 (4352 ft2) Memory 693.5 TiB (584 TiB CPU and 109.5 TiB GPU) Storage 40 PB, 1.4 TB/s IO Lustre filesystem Speed 17.59 petaFLOPS (LINPACK) 27 petaFLOPS Can a smartphone do this? In 20 years it probably will. Scary.

[@juangeyserza]

whats the stats on this today?6 years later....

[@yeah.its.joshua]

12 Network, 1998

[@edgargallegos3324]

¿Alguien recuerda un episodio donde un ingeniero aeronáutico ,en su taller de casa construyó un aparato pequeño que al encenderlo ,flotaba a corta distancia del suelo ? el quería que alguien le explicará cómo era posible que esté aparato , aparentemente eliminará la gravedad ,si alguien lo recuerda me gustaría saber cómo ver de nuevo ese capítulo.

[@uriituw]

Do you want to try that in English?

[@puppiesarepower3682]

It's an ion drive. Nothing to do with "anti-gravity".