SFT - The Missing Waveband 2/3

Science Fiction Theatre was a syndicated science fiction anthology series. It was produced in the United States by Ivan Tors and Maurice Ziv.
Hosted by Truman Bradley, a 1940s film actor and former war correspondent, each episode introduced stories which had an extrapolated scientific, or pseudo-scientific emphasis based on actual scientific data available in the 1950s. The program concentrated on such concepts as space flight, frozen dinosaurs, robots, telepathy, flying saucers and time travel.
It ran from 1955 to 1957, with a total of 78 half hour episodes. It was also known as 'Beyond The Limits' in second run syndication during the 1960s and alternatively as 'Science Fiction Theater'.
"Science Fiction Theatre" was a forerunner of similar shows, such as The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits.
Season 2 Episode 10
*Crappy Quality*

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Entertainment

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• science
• fiction
• theater
• missing
• waveband

[vawlkee51]

Hmmm, sound familiar?

Can you say "Star Wars Defense System"?

[Shughart1]

Yes,..an excelent episode. They could of also asked for help from our alien friends that we met at the Rosewell crash site.

[TheStupedCat]

very cool I haven't seen that show in years thank you for posting..

[CommanderRZ]

South Central New Mexico.....hmmm Roswell

[solar793]

0:18

"complex circuitry of electronic thinking machines..." heavy stuff in 1956...makes me feel like a time traveler!

[KC8YOQ]

In the 50ies it was only 5k I think!!

[aldebarankanon]

@KC8YOQ yeah, but isn´t the noble prize a one million dollar grant?

[KC8YOQ]

In the 50ies YES!!!!

[jsl151850b]

At that altitude, the orbital period of those satellites would be about two hours.

On a circular display of the earth, they'd be moving 1/2 the speed of the minute hand of an analog clock.

[Kramnosnits]

oh, stop HAARPING.