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  1. This week, the Moon becomes a reluctant missile platform for two implacable and entirely incompatible genders, both completely untroubled by the possibility that they might kill everyone on the base. Also, the show ends. Sort of.

    #Space1999

    startlingbarbarabain.com/24/

  2. This week, the Moon becomes a reluctant missile platform for two implacable and entirely incompatible genders, both completely untroubled by the possibility that they might kill everyone on the base. Also, the show ends. Sort of.

    #Space1999

    startlingbarbarabain.com/24/

  3. This week, the Moon becomes a reluctant missile platform for two implacable and entirely incompatible genders, both completely untroubled by the possibility that they might kill everyone on the base. Also, the show ends. Sort of.

    #Space1999

    startlingbarbarabain.com/24/

  4. This week, the Moon becomes a reluctant missile platform for two implacable and entirely incompatible genders, both completely untroubled by the possibility that they might kill everyone on the base. Also, the show ends. Sort of.

    #Space1999

    startlingbarbarabain.com/24/

  5. This week, the Moon becomes a reluctant missile platform for two implacable and entirely incompatible genders, both completely untroubled by the possibility that they might kill everyone on the base. Also, the show ends. Sort of.

    #Space1999

    startlingbarbarabain.com/24/

  6. This week, the Moon becomes a reluctant missile platform for two implacable and entirely incompatible genders, both completely untroubled by the possibility that they might kill everyone on the base. Also, the show ends. Sort of.

    #Space1999

    startlingbarbarabain.com/24/

  7. This week, the Moon becomes a reluctant missile platform for two implacable and entirely incompatible genders, both completely untroubled by the possibility that they might kill everyone on the base. Also, the show ends. Sort of.

    #Space1999

    startlingbarbarabain.com/24/

  8. Brian Johnson (1939-2026)


    Foi anunciada a morte, aos 87 anos, do designer e diretor de efeitos visuais Brian Johnson (na foto em destaque). Tendo iniciado sua carreira no final dos anos 1950, na década seguinte ele passou a trabalhar com o lendário produtor Gerry Anderson, inicialmente como assistente de Derek Meddings e depois como diretor de segunda unidade em séries de marionete clássicas como Supercarro, Fireball XL5, Stingray e Thunderbirds. Após um hiato que inclui trabalhos cinematográficos como o clássico 2001: Uma Odisseia no Espaço, Johnson retornou à produtora de Anderson Century 21, onde criou os icônicos modelos de naves espaciais da série Espaço: 1999. A partir da década de 1970 ele participou na criação de efeitos visuais de outros filmes memoráveis de ficção científica, inclusive conquistando o Oscar por Alien – O Oitavo Passageiro e Star Wars Episódio V: O Império Contra-Ataca. Outros créditos de Johnson no cinema incluem Quando os Dinossauros Dominavam a Terra, O Dragão e o Feiticeiro, A História Sem Fim e Coração de Dragão.

    #2001ASpaceOdissey #2001UmaOdisseiaNoEspaço #AHistóriaSemFim #Alien #AlienOOitavoPassageiro #BrianJohnson #CoraçãoDeDragão #Dragonheart #Dragonslayer #Espaço1999 #Filmes #FireballXL5 #ODragãoEOFeiticeiro #Séries #SciFiNews #Space1999 #StarWarsEpisódioVOImpérioContraAtaca #StarWarsEpisodeVTheEmpireStrikesBack #Stingray #TheNeverEndingStory #Thunderbirds
  9. Brian Johnson (1939-2026)


    Foi anunciada a morte, aos 87 anos, do designer e diretor de efeitos visuais Brian Johnson (na foto em destaque). Tendo iniciado sua carreira no final dos anos 1950, na década seguinte ele passou a trabalhar com o lendário produtor Gerry Anderson, inicialmente como assistente de Derek Meddings e depois como diretor de segunda unidade em séries de marionete clássicas como Supercarro, Fireball XL5, Stingray e Thunderbirds. Após um hiato que inclui trabalhos cinematográficos como o clássico 2001: Uma Odisseia no Espaço, Johnson retornou à produtora de Anderson Century 21, onde criou os icônicos modelos de naves espaciais da série Espaço: 1999. A partir da década de 1970 ele participou na criação de efeitos visuais de outros filmes memoráveis de ficção científica, inclusive conquistando o Oscar por Alien – O Oitavo Passageiro e Star Wars Episódio V: O Império Contra-Ataca. Outros créditos de Johnson no cinema incluem Quando os Dinossauros Dominavam a Terra, O Dragão e o Feiticeiro, A História Sem Fim e Coração de Dragão.

    #2001ASpaceOdissey #2001UmaOdisseiaNoEspaço #AHistóriaSemFim #Alien #AlienOOitavoPassageiro #BrianJohnson #CoraçãoDeDragão #Dragonheart #Dragonslayer #Espaço1999 #Filmes #FireballXL5 #ODragãoEOFeiticeiro #Séries #SciFiNews #Space1999 #StarWarsEpisódioVOImpérioContraAtaca #StarWarsEpisodeVTheEmpireStrikesBack #Stingray #TheNeverEndingStory #Thunderbirds
  10. Brian Johnson (1939-2026)


    Foi anunciada a morte, aos 87 anos, do designer e diretor de efeitos visuais Brian Johnson (na foto em destaque). Tendo iniciado sua carreira no final dos anos 1950, na década seguinte ele passou a trabalhar com o lendário produtor Gerry Anderson, inicialmente como assistente de Derek Meddings e depois como diretor de segunda unidade em séries de marionete clássicas como Supercarro, Fireball XL5, Stingray e Thunderbirds. Após um hiato que inclui trabalhos cinematográficos como o clássico 2001: Uma Odisseia no Espaço, Johnson retornou à produtora de Anderson Century 21, onde criou os icônicos modelos de naves espaciais da série Espaço: 1999. A partir da década de 1970 ele participou na criação de efeitos visuais de outros filmes memoráveis de ficção científica, inclusive conquistando o Oscar por Alien – O Oitavo Passageiro e Star Wars Episódio V: O Império Contra-Ataca. Outros créditos de Johnson no cinema incluem Quando os Dinossauros Dominavam a Terra, O Dragão e o Feiticeiro, A História Sem Fim e Coração de Dragão.

    #2001ASpaceOdissey #2001UmaOdisseiaNoEspaço #AHistóriaSemFim #Alien #AlienOOitavoPassageiro #BrianJohnson #CoraçãoDeDragão #Dragonheart #Dragonslayer #Espaço1999 #Filmes #FireballXL5 #ODragãoEOFeiticeiro #Séries #SciFiNews #Space1999 #StarWarsEpisódioVOImpérioContraAtaca #StarWarsEpisodeVTheEmpireStrikesBack #Stingray #TheNeverEndingStory #Thunderbirds
  11. Brian Johnson (1939-2026)


    Foi anunciada a morte, aos 87 anos, do designer e diretor de efeitos visuais Brian Johnson (na foto em destaque). Tendo iniciado sua carreira no final dos anos 1950, na década seguinte ele passou a trabalhar com o lendário produtor Gerry Anderson, inicialmente como assistente de Derek Meddings e depois como diretor de segunda unidade em séries de marionete clássicas como Supercarro, Fireball XL5, Stingray e Thunderbirds. Após um hiato que inclui trabalhos cinematográficos como o clássico 2001: Uma Odisseia no Espaço, Johnson retornou à produtora de Anderson Century 21, onde criou os icônicos modelos de naves espaciais da série Espaço: 1999. A partir da década de 1970 ele participou na criação de efeitos visuais de outros filmes memoráveis de ficção científica, inclusive conquistando o Oscar por Alien – O Oitavo Passageiro e Star Wars Episódio V: O Império Contra-Ataca. Outros créditos de Johnson no cinema incluem Quando os Dinossauros Dominavam a Terra, O Dragão e o Feiticeiro, A História Sem Fim e Coração de Dragão.

    #2001ASpaceOdissey #2001UmaOdisseiaNoEspaço #AHistóriaSemFim #Alien #AlienOOitavoPassageiro #BrianJohnson #CoraçãoDeDragão #Dragonheart #Dragonslayer #Espaço1999 #Filmes #FireballXL5 #ODragãoEOFeiticeiro #Séries #SciFiNews #Space1999 #StarWarsEpisódioVOImpérioContraAtaca #StarWarsEpisodeVTheEmpireStrikesBack #Stingray #TheNeverEndingStory #Thunderbirds
  12. RE: mastodon.social/@AccordionBruc

    It’s like let’s take one of my generation’s greatest childhood TV traumas and slap it on a box I have to carry to school each day. No biggie.😱 #Space1999

  13. RE: mastodon.social/@AccordionBruc

    It’s like let’s take one of my generation’s greatest childhood TV traumas and slap it on a box I have to carry to school each day. No biggie.😱 #Space1999

  14. RE: mastodon.social/@AccordionBruc

    It’s like let’s take one of my generation’s greatest childhood TV traumas and slap it on a box I have to carry to school each day. No biggie.😱 #Space1999

  15. RE: mastodon.social/@AccordionBruc

    It’s like let’s take one of my generation’s greatest childhood TV traumas and slap it on a box I have to carry to school each day. No biggie.😱 #Space1999

  16. RE: mastodon.social/@AccordionBruc

    It’s like let’s take one of my generation’s greatest childhood TV traumas and slap it on a box I have to carry to school each day. No biggie.😱 #Space1999

  17. With "All that Glisters" we are back to a familiar #Space1999 theme:

    We find a glowy rock.
    It is haunted.

  18. With "All that Glisters" we are back to a familiar #Space1999 theme:

    We find a glowy rock.
    It is haunted.

  19. With "All that Glisters" we are back to a familiar #Space1999 theme:

    We find a glowy rock.
    It is haunted.

  20. With "All that Glisters" we are back to a familiar #Space1999 theme:

    We find a glowy rock.
    It is haunted.

  21. With "All that Glisters" we are back to a familiar #Space1999 theme:

    We find a glowy rock.
    It is haunted.

  22. The amount of model work in this series is amazing. And it seems like the writing does pick up a little in the 2nd season (I'm just on the 2nd episode, though).

    #Space1999

  23. The amount of model work in this series is amazing. And it seems like the writing does pick up a little in the 2nd season (I'm just on the 2nd episode, though).

    #Space1999

  24. The amount of model work in this series is amazing. And it seems like the writing does pick up a little in the 2nd season (I'm just on the 2nd episode, though).

    #Space1999

  25. The amount of model work in this series is amazing. And it seems like the writing does pick up a little in the 2nd season (I'm just on the 2nd episode, though).

    #Space1999

  26. The amount of model work in this series is amazing. And it seems like the writing does pick up a little in the 2nd season (I'm just on the 2nd episode, though).

    #Space1999

  27. Well, well. Episode 25 has all new titles, that I don't remember at all. I guess I have started Season 2.

    I think they've upgraded their model photography a bit, too.

    Oh look! Brian Blessed is back.

    #Space1999

  28. Well, well. Episode 25 has all new titles, that I don't remember at all. I guess I have started Season 2.

    I think they've upgraded their model photography a bit, too.

    Oh look! Brian Blessed is back.

    #Space1999

  29. Well, well. Episode 25 has all new titles, that I don't remember at all. I guess I have started Season 2.

    I think they've upgraded their model photography a bit, too.

    Oh look! Brian Blessed is back.

    #Space1999

  30. Well, well. Episode 25 has all new titles, that I don't remember at all. I guess I have started Season 2.

    I think they've upgraded their model photography a bit, too.

    Oh look! Brian Blessed is back.

    #Space1999

  31. Well, well. Episode 25 has all new titles, that I don't remember at all. I guess I have started Season 2.

    I think they've upgraded their model photography a bit, too.

    Oh look! Brian Blessed is back.

    #Space1999

  32. #Space1999

    Joan Collins appeared on this as well as Star Trek. Took me awhile to recognize her, but her voice and line delivery are distinctive.

    "Mission of the Darians"

  33. #Space1999

    Joan Collins appeared on this as well as Star Trek. Took me awhile to recognize her, but her voice and line delivery are distinctive.

    "Mission of the Darians"

  34. #Space1999

    Joan Collins appeared on this as well as Star Trek. Took me awhile to recognize her, but her voice and line delivery are distinctive.

    "Mission of the Darians"

  35. #Space1999

    Joan Collins appeared on this as well as Star Trek. Took me awhile to recognize her, but her voice and line delivery are distinctive.

    "Mission of the Darians"

  36. #Space1999

    Joan Collins appeared on this as well as Star Trek. Took me awhile to recognize her, but her voice and line delivery are distinctive.

    "Mission of the Darians"

  37. #Space1999 "Space Brain"

    As a rule of thumb, it bodes ill when the word "brain" appears in an SF series title. 🤨

    Ooh... foamy bubble effects incoming.

  38. #Space1999 "Space Brain"

    As a rule of thumb, it bodes ill when the word "brain" appears in an SF series title. 🤨

    Ooh... foamy bubble effects incoming.

  39. #Space1999 "Space Brain"

    As a rule of thumb, it bodes ill when the word "brain" appears in an SF series title. 🤨

    Ooh... foamy bubble effects incoming.

  40. #Space1999 "Space Brain"

    As a rule of thumb, it bodes ill when the word "brain" appears in an SF series title. 🤨

    Ooh... foamy bubble effects incoming.

  41. #Space1999 "Space Brain"

    As a rule of thumb, it bodes ill when the word "brain" appears in an SF series title. 🤨

    Ooh... foamy bubble effects incoming.

  42. @mark They do look like they belong right at home on Moonbase Alpha which, of course, is a big geeky plus. #Space1999

  43. @mark They do look like they belong right at home on Moonbase Alpha which, of course, is a big geeky plus. #Space1999

  44. @mark They do look like they belong right at home on Moonbase Alpha which, of course, is a big geeky plus. #Space1999

  45. @mark They do look like they belong right at home on Moonbase Alpha which, of course, is a big geeky plus. #Space1999

  46. @mark They do look like they belong right at home on Moonbase Alpha which, of course, is a big geeky plus. #Space1999

  47. One thing I'm noticing in #Space1999 is a degree of batching of plots and effects: they get a theme and then do two or three episodes based on it together. And once they figure out a way to do certain shots, they reuse it.

    The understanding of physics continues to be hilariously bad: "not even wrong" (because it doesn't make enough sense to rise to the level of mere wrongness).

    Their effects and stunts have improved by episode 15 or so. I get the impression that a lot of the plots are just excuses to set these up.

  48. One thing I'm noticing in #Space1999 is a degree of batching of plots and effects: they get a theme and then do two or three episodes based on it together. And once they figure out a way to do certain shots, they reuse it.

    The understanding of physics continues to be hilariously bad: "not even wrong" (because it doesn't make enough sense to rise to the level of mere wrongness).

    Their effects and stunts have improved by episode 15 or so. I get the impression that a lot of the plots are just excuses to set these up.

  49. One thing I'm noticing in #Space1999 is a degree of batching of plots and effects: they get a theme and then do two or three episodes based on it together. And once they figure out a way to do certain shots, they reuse it.

    The understanding of physics continues to be hilariously bad: "not even wrong" (because it doesn't make enough sense to rise to the level of mere wrongness).

    Their effects and stunts have improved by episode 15 or so. I get the impression that a lot of the plots are just excuses to set these up.

  50. One thing I'm noticing in #Space1999 is a degree of batching of plots and effects: they get a theme and then do two or three episodes based on it together. And once they figure out a way to do certain shots, they reuse it.

    The understanding of physics continues to be hilariously bad: "not even wrong" (because it doesn't make enough sense to rise to the level of mere wrongness).

    Their effects and stunts have improved by episode 15 or so. I get the impression that a lot of the plots are just excuses to set these up.