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| Identified by BT: The Twilight Zone: "The Invaders" (w/Agnes Moorhead). |
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| Identified by Joanna: The Jupiter 2 from Lost in Space: "The Reluctant Stowaway." |
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| Identified by woodchuckgod: Star Trek: "The Alternative Factor." |
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| Identified by William Mercado: "The Invaders: "Beachhead." |
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| Identified by William Mercado: Batman: "The Joker's Flying Saucer." |
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| Identified by William Mercado: Gerry Anderson's UFO. |
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| Identified by Joanna: The Brady Bunch: "Out of this World." |
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| Identified by William Mercado: The Lost Saucer (1975). |
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| Identified by William Mercado: Star Maidens: "Escape from Paradise." |
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| Identified by SGB: Wonder Woman: "Mind Stealers from Outer Space." |
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| Identified by Pierre Fontaine: The Secrets of Isis: "The Lights of Mystery Mountain." |
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| Identified by Pierre Fontaine: Project UFO (1978), opening credits. |
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| Identified by SGB: Jason of Star Command: "Through the Stargate." |
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| Identified by Carl: The Greatest American Hero (pilot episode). |
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| Identified by woodchuckgod: V: The Series: "Liberation Day." |
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| Identified by Terri Wilson: Mulder's poster, "I Want to Believe," from The X-Files. |
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| Identified by Carl: The Dalek fleet in Doctor Who (2005): "The Parting of the Ways." |
Wow. Cool subject - Tough one. I'm largely stumped here.
ReplyDelete15.) Looks like... some flavor of V perhaps?
3.) I recognize this. I'm going to guess original Trek based on the production values I'm seeing in the pic and nothing more than that - because this is truly a shot in the dark here.
Hi woodchuckgod:
DeleteYes! You did great, my friend. You correctly identified #15 as V: The Series and 3 as the original Star Trek (from the episode in the first season "The Alternative Factor.")
Well done in an admittedly difficult gallery...
best,
John
I came here looking for the My Favorite Martian saucer, and either my memory is failing me or it's not here. :-(
ReplyDelete#16 is the I Want To Believe poster in Mulder's office on The X-Files.
Hi Terri,
DeleteSorry to disappoint about My Favorite Martian. I must admit I forgot about that one!
And yes, #16 is the poster from The X-Files! Outstanding.
best,
John
I'm pretty sure #1 is Agnes Moorehead in the "Invaders" episode of "Twilight Zone"
ReplyDeleteHi BT,
DeleteYes! The first image in the gallery is from the Agnes Moorhead episode of The TZone, "The Invaders." Well done, my friend!
best,
John
1 Twilight Zone
ReplyDelete14 Greatest American Hero
17 Doctor Who
This is a tough one.
Carl,
DeleteThis is a tough one, you're absolutely right. The generic nature of flying saucers makes distinguishing one from the other really, really tough.
But all your identifications are correct. In particular, you get credit for #14 ("The Greatest American Hero") and #17 (Doctor Who), because BT just beat you to image #1
Well done, sir!
best,
John
Is #7 the Brady Bunch?
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Joanna, you ROCK! I personally think that's the toughest image to id of this whole gallery. But yes, absolutely #7 is from the Brady Bunch and the notorious episode about Greg's UFO, "Out of this World." Awesome!!!!!
Deletebest,
John
#2 looks like Lost in Space and #1 is the Twilight Zone episode with Agnes Moorehead "The Invaders"
ReplyDeleteHi Joanna,
DeleteAnother right answer here! #2 is the Jupiter 2 from Lost in Space, "The Reluctant Stowaway." Well done, my friend!
best,
John
#1 is Twilight Zone.
ReplyDelete#3 is, I think, from "The Alternative Factor" episode of Star Trek.
#16 is Mulder's "I want to believe" poster from The X-Files.
Chris G:
DeleteYou are awesome, my friend. All three of your identifications are spot on PERFECT. But other readers got there ahead of you. Still, you rock!
best,
John
1. Twilight Zone, with Agnes Moorehead. They re-used the Forbidden Planet saucer a lot
ReplyDelete2. Jupiter 2, Lost In Space
3. Star Trek, Alternative Factor
4. The Invaders
5. from Batman 1960s
6. UFO, by Gerry Anderson
9. Space: 1999
14. Galactica 1980, Dr. Zee's light ship
15. V
16. from the Poster from X-Files
Hi William,
DeleteSome extraordinary and insightful recognition there. Yep, #4 is from the Roy Thinnes' series The Invaders. # 5 is from Batman ("The Joker's Flying Saucer"), and # 6 is from UFO.
#9, #14 are still on the table, however!
Great job, sir!
best,
John
8. The Lost Saucer
ReplyDelete17. Dalek Fleet, Dr Who
Hi William,
DeleteWell, you're back and taking more gallery images right off the table. #8 is indeed from Sid and Marty Krofft's The Lost Saucer! That was a very difficult image, and you NABBED it!
Excellent job,
John
I'll hit some of the "older" ones due to my age:
ReplyDelete1. T Zone "The Invaders" ep
2. Lost in Space
4. Invaders (show)
Hi Indianhoop,
DeleteAll your identifications are correct, my friend, but also already tagged. So you are right on all fronts, but other readers just beat you to the draw.
This leaves 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 still in play!
best,
John
9. Star Maidens
ReplyDeleteWilliam,
DeleteWow! Tally up another "hit." Yep, that's the ship from Star Maidens, from the first episode "Escape to Paradise." Excellent id of a very obscure ship! Fantastic...
best,
John
#9 is from Star Maidens (but I don't know the episode). The rest are just guesses:
ReplyDeleteIs #11 from an episode of Isis? I watched a couple of episodes on Netflix a few months back and seem to remember this image.
Is #13 from Deep Space 9's episode "Little Green Men"? The ship looks like something from the Trek universe.
Is #12 from the intro to Project:UFO?
Pierre,
DeleteYou NEVER disappoint, sir! #9 just got tagged, but you accurately recognized #11 as being from The Secrets of Isis, and #12 as being from the intro of Project UFO. Very nice memory there...those are incredibly obscure.
Great job!
best,
John
That just leaves, I believe, # 10 and # 13, I think...
John I have always been interested in flying saucers since I was a boy of the '70s when mysteries were all about UFOs, Bigfoot, Bermuda Triangle and the Lochness monster. If my memories are correct.
ReplyDelete#10 Wonder Woman episode that reused Space:1999 footage
#13 Buck Rogers In The 25th Century
SGB
Hi SGB, my friend,
ReplyDelete#10 is indeed from Wonder Woman, from "Mind Stealers from Outer Space."
You're on the right track with #13, but it's another series that aired around that time, that also featured a man's name in the title...
Well done!
best,
John
#13 JASON OF STAR COMMAND
ReplyDeleteJohn, nice hint, I can't believe that I missed this the first time.
SGB
Hi SGB:
DeleteJason of Star Command it is, my friend, the episode "Through the Stargate." I love that miniature design, by the way. As much as I'm enjoying Ark II, I miss seeing the inventive model work of JOSC every Saturday now...
Great job, SGB. I believe that caps off the game for this week!!!
best,
John