Identified by Hugh: John Carradine as Brother Jerome in The Twilight Zone: "The Howling Man." |
Identified by Woodchuckgod: The Guardian of Forever in Star Trek: "City on the Edge of Forever." |
Identified by Chris G.: Star Trek: The Animated Series: "Yesteryear." |
Identified by Pierre Fontaine: Space:1999: "The Guardian of Piri." |
Identified by Hugh: Valentine Dyall as The Black Guardian in Doctor Who, "Enlightenment." |
Identified by Pierre Fontaine: Jason of Star Command: "The Power of the Star Disk." |
Identified by Carl: Buck Rogers: "The Guardians." |
Identified by Woodchuckgod: The Guardians in Challenge of the Gobots. |
Identified by Pierre Fontaine: Portal of the T'Kon Empire in Star Trek: The Next Generation: "TheI Last Outpost." |
Identified by Chris G.: Simon Baker in The Guardian. |
1. Is from Twilight Zone
ReplyDelete5. Is Valentine Dyall's Black Guardian on Doctor Who. The bird-on-the-head comes from the trilogy with Turlough
Hi Hugh,
ReplyDeleteOutstanding identifications in our gallery of guardians. Yep, 1 is from The Twilight Zone: "The Howling Man" and the Black Guardian comes from Doctor Who! Perfect!
best,
John
Let's see...
ReplyDelete#2) Original Trek I believe. City on the Edge of Forever? Not sure. It's early.
#8) These would be an assortment of Go-Bots, though I couldn't tell you their names.
#2 is the Guardian of Forever from Star Trek, and #3 is the Guardian of Forever from Star Trek: The Animated Series.
ReplyDelete#8 are Go-Bots; I think the jet was named Guardian? This is the first time I have thought of Go-Bots in 25 years or so.
#10 is Simon Baker from the series "The Guardian."
#4 is from Space:1999, "The Guardian of Piri".
ReplyDelete#6 is Jason of Star Command, "The Power of the Star Disk"
#9 is Star Trek The Next Generation, "The Last Outpost"
#7 looks like it's from a 70's TV show, so I'm going to guess Logan's Run!
Hi everyone, you're all doing great keeping up with the guardians of cult-tv.
ReplyDeleteWoodchuckgod, you correctly id'd the Guardian of Forever and the Go-Bots. Excellent!
Chris G: You got #3 and #10, outstanding!
And Pierre, you correctly identified #4, #6 and #9.
But #7 is still on the table!
best,
John
Is 7 from Buck Rogers in the 20th Century?
ReplyDelete#7 must be Buck Rogers!
ReplyDeleteCarl, yes! you just beat Brian to it! Great Job!
ReplyDeletebest,
John