Eleven years without tides…
Some days I think I can still see it there in the night sky…
What’s really horrible is the entire controversy over people wanting to replace it with a giant crescent moon, but some yo-yos think that’s too Islamic.
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We did a lengthy tribute to Space: 1999 this past Friday on Destinies-The Voice of Science Fiction, featuring a live telephone interview with Robert E. Wood, author of “Destination: Moonbase Alpha-The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Space: 1999.” Anyone interested can hear the show at <a href="http://www.captphilonline.com/Destinies.html.” target=”_blank”>www.captphilonline.com/Destinies.html.
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Well, there are still the solar tides–if such weak, anemic things deserve the term. I’m still surprised that the marine life adapted so well to the Moon’s disappearance; there haven’t been nearly as many extinctions as marine biologists predicted. The real tragedy is the impact that this has had on the world’s werewolf population.
Well, there are still the solar tides–if such weak, anemic things deserve the term. I’m still surprised that the marine life adapted so well to the Moon’s disappearance; there haven’t been nearly as many extinctions as marine biologists predicted. The real tragedy is the impact that this has had on the world’s werewolf population.
Well, there are still the solar tides–if such weak, anemic things deserve the term. I'm still surprised that the marine life adapted so well to the Moon's disappearance; there haven't been nearly as many extinctions as marine biologists predicted. The real tragedy is the impact that this has had on the world's werewolf population.
Seems like they always blew up an Eagle every other episode.
But then, it’s been a while since I saw the show.
The opening titles were pretty cool, however.
Seems like they always blew up an Eagle every other episode.But then, it's been a while since I saw the show.The opening titles were pretty cool, however.