Which old TV show should we reboot
Discussion
qube_TA said:
eps said:
The Fall Guy
When I was at school I used to really enjoy the likes of Danger Mouse, Bananaman, Captain Caveman and similar. Modern kids cartoons just seem to have endless screaming characters rather than any kind of humour or story. I'm glad my son is grown up enough now so don't have to have them on.
I always thought Chocky was cool idea. It's horribly dated now but I still liked the idea.
There was also a short lived Aus' drama called The Children of the Dog Star that I thought was ace, it was based upon the Sirius Mystery, where the Dogon people in Mali claim they were once visited by aliens from a planet that orbited Sirius A. It was given some credibility as they knew about Sirius B long before it was discovered. The story doesn't hold much water but I thought it was fascinating when I was young. The Drama focussed on some teens who'd discovered one of the alien probes that crashed when they originally came to visit Earth. It was a bit naff but I thought it was interesting at the time.
I always thought Chocky was cool idea. It's horribly dated now but I still liked the idea.
There was also a short lived Aus' drama called The Children of the Dog Star that I thought was ace, it was based upon the Sirius Mystery, where the Dogon people in Mali claim they were once visited by aliens from a planet that orbited Sirius A. It was given some credibility as they knew about Sirius B long before it was discovered. The story doesn't hold much water but I thought it was fascinating when I was young. The Drama focussed on some teens who'd discovered one of the alien probes that crashed when they originally came to visit Earth. It was a bit naff but I thought it was interesting at the time.
Zad said:
Blakes 7 is supposedly undergoing a remake on Sky, but even with CGI I just can't imagine it having the traction that the original series had. Any gloss and glitz will just undermine the gritty dystopian feel of the original series. Plus, Servalan...
There's been a few news items about various attempts to restart B7, including one that started off having the support of Paul Darrow (Avon) until he got upset about something and disassociated himself. Asterix said:
6 Million Dollar Man.
Not adjusted for inflation so he only gets one leg and a couple of fingers.
Didn't Eric Sykes do a 'budget' bionic man?
as did goodness gracious me ' the 6 million rupee man' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baHxOjyabDkNot adjusted for inflation so he only gets one leg and a couple of fingers.
Didn't Eric Sykes do a 'budget' bionic man?
mph1977 said:
Asterix said:
6 Million Dollar Man.
Not adjusted for inflation so he only gets one leg and a couple of fingers.
Didn't Eric Sykes do a 'budget' bionic man?
as did goodness gracious me ' the 6 million rupee man' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baHxOjyabDkNot adjusted for inflation so he only gets one leg and a couple of fingers.
Didn't Eric Sykes do a 'budget' bionic man?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-28243...
Making the most of the Micro - There must be a niche market for a proper computer programme.
Old classics like World in Action, QED and the same lines Equinox.
I think it all went wrong at the end of the 1980s when TV seemed to be run by engineers and the executives took over and we got st like Changing Rooms and endless cooking crap.
Old classics like World in Action, QED and the same lines Equinox.
I think it all went wrong at the end of the 1980s when TV seemed to be run by engineers and the executives took over and we got st like Changing Rooms and endless cooking crap.
qube_TA said:
There was also a short lived Aus' drama called The Children of the Dog Star that I thought was ace, it was based upon the Sirius Mystery, where the Dogon people in Mali claim they were once visited by aliens from a planet that orbited Sirius A. It was given some credibility as they knew about Sirius B long before it was discovered. The story doesn't hold much water but I thought it was fascinating when I was young. The Drama focussed on some teens who'd discovered one of the alien probes that crashed when they originally came to visit Earth. It was a bit naff but I thought it was interesting at the time.
I remember that. Great story.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sirius_Mystery#U...
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