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Space: 1999

Year:

1975

Duration:

50 min (48 episodes)

Genres:

Adventure | Drama | Sci-Fi

IMDB rate:

7.3

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 1975-09-05

Filming Locations: Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, UK

Cast

Actor

Character

Judy Geeson

Nick Brimble

Tony Anholt

Space: 1999

Lea Brodie

Space: 1999

Jess Conrad

Lisa Harrow

Cyd Hayman

Gary Waldhorn

Martin Landau

Commander John Koenig

Barbara Bain

Dr. Helena Russell

Nick Tate

Alan Carter

Zienia Merton

Sandra Benes

Quentin Pierre

Security Guard / ... (32 episodes, 1975-1977)

Sarah Bullen

Operative Kate

Barry Morse

Prof. Victor Bergman

Catherine Schell

Maya

Prentis Hancock

Paul Morrow

Clifton Jones

David Kano

Anton Phillips

Dr. Mathias

Andy Dempsey

Main Mission Operative

Suzanne Roquette

Tanya Aleksandr

Tony Allyn

Security Guard (20 episodes, 1975-1976)

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Trivia

At the time, this was the most expensive series ever produced for British TV or for syndication.

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The date that the Moon blasts away from the Earth (13 September) is the birth date of lead actress Barbara Bain (the only cast member to appear in all 48 episodes)

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Barry Morse decided to leave the series after Season 1 had ended. An explanation of his absence was written into the first episode of Season 2, "The Metamorph", but never made it to the finished episode. Dialog was to indicate he had been in a faulty spacesuit.

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Goofs

The lack of resources is frequently referred to throughout the series. This is contradicted by the fact that throughout dozens of Eagles are destroyed. As they never run out they must be replacing them, the alternative is they have dozens of spare craft on a moon-base.

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Eagle numbers on doors in cockpits not always what the pilots call in and the numbers don't always match with each other.

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Quotes

John Koenig: It's better to live as your own man than as a fool in someone else's dream.

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Sandra Benes: Why has all of this happened to us, Professor?

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John Koenig: We've had a lot of success so far. We know what dangers to expect out there from black suns, neutron storms, radiation and the like, but if we think we know everything that goes on out there, we're making a terrible mistake!

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