Monday, September 10, 2012

The Cult-TV Faces of: Photographs

Identified by Brian: One Step Beyond: "The Dark Room"


Identified by Hugh: The Twilight Zone: "A Most Unusual Camera."

Identified by Brian: Mission: Impossible: "The Seal."

Identified by Hugh: The Prisoner.

Identified by William Mercado: Rod Serling's Night Gallery: "The Girl with the Hungry Eyes."

NOT IDENTIFIED


Identified by Meredith: Space:1999: "Matter of Life and Death."


NOT IDENTIFIED

Identified by Terri Wilson: Millennium: "Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense."

Identified by Brian: Anne Lockhart in Buck Rogers: "A Dream of Jennifer"

Identified by Brian: "Hidden Agenda" in Nowhere Man (1995).

Identified by Terri Wilson: The X-Files: "Unruhe."

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Identified by Hugh: Grimm: Silas Weir Mitchell in "Woman in Black."



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  1. Hugh6:23 AM

    2. Twilight Zone
    4. The Prisoner
    5. John Astin, but that's not the point of the game
    14. Grimm

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    1. John Kenneth Muir8:06 AM

      Hi Hugh!

      Well done on those identifications! #5 is John Astin, but from where? )!

      Excellent job, as always, my friend...

      best,
      John

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  2. Terri Wilson6:38 AM

    4. The Prisoner

    9. Millennium "Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense"

    12. The X-Files "Unruhe"

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    1. John Kenneth Muir8:07 AM

      Hi Terri!

      Great identifications! #9 and #12 will now have your name on it! :)

      Well done, Terri!

      best,
      John

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  3. Unknown8:20 AM

    7) Space:1999, 'Matter of Life and Death'

    ~~Meredith

    (Looking forward to your new S99 book out this Fall!)

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    1. John Kenneth Muir8:28 AM

      Hi Meredith!

      Thank you so much for saying that! I can't wait till Whispering Sea gets released. Between that and the re-release of The Forsaken, I'm thinking big time Space:1999 this fall. (Plus, this Thursday is Breakaway Day 2012, so look for some new 1999 posts then...).

      And yep, your id is right on the money!

      best,
      John

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  4. Brian8:24 AM

    7. Space:1999 "A Matter of Life and Death"
    10. well, Anne Lockhart, but not as Sheba? Buck Rogers?
    11. The photograph around which "Nowhere Man" revolved.

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    1. John Kenneth Muir8:28 AM

      Hi Brian,

      Great identifications! All three are correct!

      best,
      John

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  5. Will10:19 AM

    number 5 is Night Gallery / The Girl with the Hungry Eyes

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    1. John Kenneth Muir10:37 AM

      Hi William,

      Yep, absolutely right! Great job!

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  6. Brian1:05 PM

    I'll hazard some further guesses:

    1. One Step Beyond
    3. Mission: Impossible

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    1. John Kenneth Muir1:37 PM

      Hi Brian,

      Excellent further guesses, buddy!

      Both are absolutely correct!

      best,
      John

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