Monday, February 06, 2012

The Cult-TV Faces of: The Derelict



Identified by Chris G: The Twilight Zone: "Death Ship."
 

Identeified by Hugh: Lost in Space: "The Derelict."


Identified by Chris G: Star Trek (The Botany Bay) in "Space Seed."


Identified by Chris G: Star Trek: The Animated Series: "Beyond the Farthest Star."


Identified by SGB: Space:1999: "Space Warp."


Identified by SGB: Space Academy: "Castaways in Time & Space"


Identified by Hugh: Blake's 7 (The Liberator) in "Space Fall."


Identified by Will: Battlestar Galactica: "Greetings from Earth."


Identified by Will: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century: (The Demeter) in "Space Vampire."


Identified by Will: Star Trek: The Next Generation: "Booby Trap."


Identified by SGB: SeaQuest DSV: "Such Great Patience." 


Identified by Dr. Howard Margolin: Space Precinct: "Body and Soul"


Identified by Chris G: The X-Files: "Dod Kalm."


Identified by Michael Falkner: Farscape: The Zelbinion in "PK Tech Girl"


Identified by Will: Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda "Under the Night."


Identified by Brian: Firefly: "Bushwacked"


Identified by jay-jay: SGU: The Destiny.


14 comments:

  1. Chris G11:31 AM

    I think #1 is from Twilight Zone.
    #3 is Star Trek, possibly "Space Seed."
    #4 is Star Trek: The Animate Series, I think from "Beyond the Farthest Star."
    #13 is possible from The X-Files.

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  2. Hi Chris,

    Great job, you just took four gallery images off the table and out of the game. All four of your answers were correct, sir! Well done!

    best,
    John

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  3. I sent an email earlier and looks like it got lost

    7 Blake's 7

    8 Buck Rogers

    9 Battlestar Galactica, original

    10 Star trek TNG

    12 Space 1999

    15 Andromeda

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  4. Anonymous12:04 PM

    #5 Space:1999 "Space Warp"
    #6 Space Academy
    #8 Battlestar Galactica "Greetings From Earth"(I used your book An Analytical Guide To Television's BSG to list correct episode. Excellent book.)

    #9 Battlestar Galactica
    #10 Next Generation "Booby Trap"
    #11 SeaQuest DSV
    #15 Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda

    SGB

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  5. Hi Will,

    Sorry to hear your first comment got sucked into the Blogger Vortex (and is now in the Bermuda Triangle, with Jared Martin and Ike Eisenmann...).

    But, heck, you picked off a number of gallery images here. In particular, you correctly recognized #8, #9, #10, and 15. #12 is actually not Space:1999, though I give you the fact that it looks incredibly Space:1999-ish. Here's a clue, it's a different show made by Gerry Anderson, only later!

    great job!

    best,
    John

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  6. Hi SGB!

    Will beat you by just a hair on a few of your (correct) identifications, my friend, but you still tagged a number successfully!

    In particular, you grabbed #5 (Space:1999), #6 (Space Academy) and #11 (SeaQuest). And man, I've got to compliment you on #6 (SA). That was a super difficult and obscure one I put in there to throw people off...but you got it!

    Well played!

    And thank you for the kind remarks about my BSG book. I appreciate the words of support.

    best,
    John

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  7. 17. Destiny, from SGU

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  8. Hi jay-jay,

    You are correct! #17 is the Destiny, from SGU. Nice job!

    best,
    John

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  9. I believe #14 is the Zelbinion from Farscape.

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  10. Well done, Michael! That is indeed the Zelbinion from Farscape!

    Great job!

    best,
    John

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  11. Based on your clue, 12 must be from "Space Precinct."

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  12. Hi Howard,

    Yessiree! #12 is indeed from "Space Precinct!" Well done, my friend.

    best,
    John

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  13. Late to the party this week (too bad, I knew quite a few!) but I can give you the last one: #16 is from Firefly.

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  14. Hi Brian,

    You finished the game, my friend. Outstanding, #16 is indeed from Firefly!

    brilliant job!

    best,
    John

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