Issue one of the new sci-fi and cult TV magazine Chromakey is due for publication on the 25th of January. It includes "Lost in Space: Everything Old is New Again," my elaborate ramble on the opening episodes of Lost in Space - both the 1960s versions and the new Netflix series.
There's a ton of sci-fi goodness in there. The full contents runs:
Keep an eye out for this, it should be quite something.
There's a ton of sci-fi goodness in there. The full contents runs:
LOST IN SPACE: EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN
Dan Tessier takes a look at the similarities and
differences between the 1960s' original and the new Netflix series.
THE CONTEMPORARY FUTURE OF ALTERED CARBON
Richard Peevers dives into the world of the popular
Netflix series.
THE STARLOST
Bob Furnell goes back to the 1970s and delves in to
the making of this Canadian-made sci-fi series.
GARY CONWAY INTERVIEWED
Actor Gary Conway sits down with Steve Eramo to talk
about his career and life in this exclusive interview.
REVISITING A VERY BRITISH COUP
Matthew Kresal gets to grips with this highly popular
and well-remembered British political thriller.
TUBE TERRORS: GARGOYLES
Remember those made-for-tv horror movies from the 70s
and 80s?
Arnold T. Blumberg takes a look at the 1972
production Gargoyles.
UFO: KILL STRAKER
Our panel review the episode "Kill Straker"
from the Gerry & Sylvia Anderson series, UFO.
FORGOTTEN CLASSICS: COUNTERSTRIKE
In the first of his ongoing series looking at
forgotten sci-fi and fantasy series,
Andrew Screen examines the BBC’s final black and
white filmed series, Counterstrike.
SAPPHIRE & STEEL: LIKE A PIECE OF DARKNESS
Peter Gouldson offers his appreciation of the second
adventure which many consider one of the series' best.
FAILED 1970s GENRE TV PILOTS
Bob Furnell provides the lowdown on the numerous
failed American TV series pilots made in the 1970s.
REVIEWS AND MORE
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Keep an eye out for this, it should be quite something.
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