Monday, September 28, 2015

The Cult-TV Faces of: Rafts

Identified by Pierre Fontaine: Supercar.

Identified by Hugh: Gilligan's Island.

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Identified by Hugh: Lost in Space: "The Raft."

Identified by David Colohan: Valley of the Dinosaurs.

Identified by Hugh: Korg, 70,000 B.C.

Identified by Hugh: Land of the Lost.

Identified by David Colohan: Return to the Planet of the Apes.

Identified by SGB: Spae Academy: "Life Begins at 300."


Identified by Hugh: The Simpsons.

Identified by SGB: SeaQuest DSV.

Identified by David Colohan; Lost; "Adrift."

Identified by David Colohan: Arrow.

8 comments:

  1. 1. Looks like Gerry Anderson, but I'll wait for a wiser head to name it.
    2. Gilligan's Island
    4. Lost in Space
    6. Korg, 70,000 BC
    7. Land of the Lost
    9. Jason of Star Command
    10. Simpsons

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    1. Nice job, as always, Hugh. The only one you missed is #9.But you are in the right part of the galaxy, there...

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  2. David Colohan6:15 AM

    Mornin' John,
    1. Fireball XL5
    2. Gilligan's Island
    3. Danger Island
    4. Lost In Space
    5. Valley of the Dinosaurs
    7. Land of the Lost
    8. Planet of the Apes: The Animated Series
    9. Ark II
    10. The Simpsons
    12. Lost
    13. Arrow

    A few wild guesses in there!

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    1. Hi David, Good job all the way around sir, except for #1 and #9. But boy, you are so close on both of those!

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  3. Hello John,

    #8 Return To The Planet Of The Apes:TAS
    #9 Space Academy
    #11 Seaquest DSV

    Hope your wife is doing well.

    SGB

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    1. Slam dunk answers, SGB. Well-done (as always). Thank you for asking about my wife. She is doing better, though the situation has not improved. It could take a few months until her vision returns to normal...

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  4. 1. Supercar (I've got the DVDs so I know it well)
    9. Space Academy (he's even wearing the logo on his outfit!)

    Have a great day!
    Pierre

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    1. Right on both accounts, Pierre! Job well done!

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