Barbara Bain to revisit the "1999" spacecraft

[Bob Jersey]

The Eagle Has Landed (no outlet named), co-produced by Zero Point Zero (Letterman's My Next Guest..., f'rinstance), “explores the cross-generational impact of the iconic vessel” while "showcas[ing] never-before-seen archival footage” and should arrive in time for the series' 50th anniversary in 2025...

https://deadline.com/2023/08/space-1999-documentary-barbara-bain-the-eagle-spacecraft-1235525757/ (link)

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[Bob Jersey]

Kickstarter! https://www.eagledocumentary.com/ (link)

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Moi, Aug 23rd:

[Kevin M.]

I have bootleg copies of this series, and I’ve tried countless times to watch them, but I can’t seem to get past the second episode, and if I’m honest the first episode is sluggish, too. The thing about true science fiction is there is an element of science to the fiction, and the “science” on this series was so bad that it merits the word being put in sarcastic quotation marks, and the bad science is just too distracting to me. The acting is fine and the effects are cheesy but ok, but the writing is not compelling enough to get me to watch. Not sure it merits a retrospective longer than 30 seconds, but Kickstarter may prove it has more fans than it frankly deserves. 

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