Prisoners of Gravity: Science & Technology (Part 1/3)

[danogzilla]

this is great.

[KentAllard]

the new wave didn't come from england in the 1960s

it came from new york in the 1950s, authors who wrote for Galaxy and the other new magazines that were aspiring for greater literary quality

[KentAllard]

ah the power glove - its so bad!

[knhirt]

The host is a schmuck. If only the authors had more screentime, here.

[KentAllard]

@knhirt

they had to make it accessible, just talking heads is boring

[FractalBolt]

Great shows. Never saw this one, but it is just like the good stuff from back then.

[plastique45]

I watch it from Montreal religiously on cable (airing on TV Ontario), fantastic show! To this day every time I hear about Star Trek I remember Harlan Elison,s comment that it isn't real sci fi "Star Trek is for people who watch it eating their little twinkies" or something like that lol,

[Teddog3000]

TVOntario was carried in Quebec? Didn't know that...

[rgm1984]

Thanks for putting this up! I remember seeing this show on when I was a kid. Haven't seen it since then - some 20 years later! Cheers.

[Teddog3000]

You're welcome!

Comments like yours ALWAYS make my day :D

[redroversk]

@ 2:10, that kid could use some ja-pants.

I miss shows like these that gave insight into the minds of sci-fi/fantasy writers. The sci-fi channel used to be that way in the states in the mid ninties. now they have pro wrestling and peekaboo ghost hunter shows on, jeez.

[mathewboner]

domb as shit

[Teddog3000]

Thank you for your complex and thought provoking insight. I'll be sure that other uploads are less "domb".

[mathewboner]

IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!

[Televisionaer]

Yeah T3000, thanks for this upload!

Great Sci-Fi Show Too sad they never broadcast this in Germany

[KrzyCanuck]

Thank you so much! I remember watching this back when Space came on a decade ago.