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AllaN01Bear

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2. i second that emoticon.

Reply to kimbutgar (Reply #1)

Sun Jun 15, 2025, 07:47 PM

Jun 15

my next character was dr ann mc gregger. knew everything about the project.( her dad designed the tt) and most of the time they ignored her except when things went oops and the heads were flummoxed.

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watched the old 1060s tv series "" the time tunnel"" [View all] AllaN01Bear Jun 15 OP

Loved that show kimbutgar Jun 15 #1

i second that emoticon. AllaN01Bear Jun 15 #2

Loved that show and "Land of the Giants" wcmagumba Jun 15 #3

Created by Irwin Allen who also created Lost in Space and Land of the Giants. rsdsharp Jun 15 #4

Loved "Lost in Space" too, even that rascally Dr. Smith. A reboot of LIS came out in the last couple of years, 3 seasons wcmagumba Jun 15 #6

Where did they get electricity and TV back then? rzemanfl Jun 15 #5

The shows were created as a tapesty DBoon Jun 15 #7

That documentary about the Battle of Hastings Pinback Jun 15 #8

But only one person at a time could see it..... lastlib Jun 15 #10

I see. rzemanfl Jun 15 #12

They watched TV by candlelight back then... Wounded Bear Jun 16 #14

The Invaders (a Quinn Martin production) was a favorite of mine. bullimiami Jun 15 #9

I liked it too, didn't the aliens glow and melt or something when they were killed? wcmagumba Jun 15 #11

I loved The Invaders. area51 Jun 16 #13