1046
left column
- BLAKE'S 7
(1981)
- RESCUE.
- POWER.
- TRAITOR.
- STARDRIVE.
- ANIMALS.
- HEADHUNTER.
- ASSASSIN.
Tapes on this page: 5 new
## HEADING: Science Fiction
## LEFT COLUMN
1046. BLAKE'S 7.
RESCUE. (1981)
POWER.
TRAITOR.
STARDRIVE.
ANIMALS.
HEADHUNTER.
ASSASSIN.
1047. BLAKE'S 7.
GAMES.
SAND.
GOLD.
ORBIT.
WARLORD.
ENDINGS.
Epi. 1. THE WAY BACK.
1048. The Land of the Lost:
TASHA. w/Tim Bottoms. 9/7/91
SOMETHING'S WATCHING. 9/14/91
SHUNG, THE TERRIBLE. 9/21/91
JUNGLE GIRL. 9/28/91
THE CRYSTAL. 10/5/91
RETURN TO THE JUNGLE. 10/12/91
DAY FOR A KNIGHT. 10/11/91
KEVIN VS THE VOLCANO. 10/26/91
HEAT WAVE.
THE THIEF. 11/23/91
POWER PLAY. 12/7/91
MIND GAMES. 8/1/92
the PORTAL. 8/8/92
DREAMMAKER. 9/19/92
OPAH. 9/26/92
LIFE'S A BEACH. 10/10/92
ANNIE IN CHARGE 11/7/92
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## RIGHT COLUMN
1048B. INDEPENDENCE DAY: (1996)
While promoting his 1994 film "Stargate," director Roland Emmerich was asked if he believed in aliens. He said he believed in "the great 'what if.' What if... enormous spaceships hovered over every single city in the world?" Then Emmerich told partner Dean Devlin, "I think I've got our next movie." The result—this 1996 megahit pitting humankind against an alien invasion—is propelled by a hotshot fighter pilot (Will Smith) and a combat-vet President (Bill Pullman), who evoke the bravura of Luke Skywalker and Han Solo. Rated PG-13 for violence, adult themes and strong language. Levinson; Jeff Goldblum. (2:25)
PREVIEW: STARSHIP TROOPER.
CONTACT. (1997)
w/Jodie Foster, Matthew McConaughey
3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN, 1/25/98
CLOSE-UP
3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN (CC)
SUN. 8 PM 5
1/25/98
MEN ARE FROM MARS...
Kristen Johnston, Cindy Crawford
Venusians disguised as gorgeous babes plot to plunder Earth of its riches in an uproarious hourlong episode that climaxes at Super Bowl XXXII in San Diego. The Venusians' alluring appearance is an integral part of their insidious plot, which they intend to unveil at the Super Bowl's half-time show. But first, the Venusians descend on Rutherford ("a petri dish of the mundane," smirks one plotter) to gauge their appeal on a test group. The disguises work like a charm on Rutherford's shlubbier men, including its three male aliens. Not surprisingly, Sally (Kristen Johnston) is suspicious. Cindy Crawford guests.
1048c. DARK SKIES:
Debut: 9/21/96
2. MOVING TARGETS. 9/28/96
3. MERCURY RISING. 10/19/96
The Star Trek franchise, The X-Files, "Independence Day." Their popularity shows that viewers think something is out there, and NBC wants Saturday night to be the place to find it with two new series designed to tap into pop culture's enduring sci-fi mania. There are Dark Skies on the New Frontier. It's 1961, and idealistic young Congressional aide John Loengard (Eric Close) sees them when he finds proof that aliens who can control human minds are among us. He also learns that a shadowy Government agency known as Majestic-12 is covering up the evidence. John fights back, and he and his girlfriend Kim (Megan Ward) manage to alert JFK. But that sends both Majestic and the aliens after them. J.T. Walsh costars as Majestic's mysterious boss, Col. Frank Bach. (2:00)
Megan Ward and Eric Close
4. Howard Hughes. 11/2/96
5. INHUMAN NATURE. 11/9/96
6. ANCIENT FUTURE. 11/16/96
7. To Good to be True. 12/7/96