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So there are rumblings going around of an attempt to not only remake Irwin Allen's 60's-era shows, but to do them in an organized, shared-universe kind of way.

Speaking as a fan of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, all I can say to this is:

ADMIRAL HARRIET NELSON AND CAPTAIN LEAH CRANE OR GTFO

😆

#ReactorMag #IrwinAllen #VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea

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Reactor · Irwin Allen’s 1960s Sci-Fi Shows to Become a New Television “Universe” - ReactorIf you're a fan of Land of the Giants or The Time Tunnel, this one's for you.

In the mood for some classic telly tonight, I chose an episode of The Time Tunnel to watch.

'The Kidnappers' is an enjoyable installment which sees Ann (Lee Meriwether) joining Tony and Doug for an adventure.

As much as I enjoy the episode, though, I'm aware that it could have been so much better. I own a copy of the first draft of the script, and it is far superior to what we saw on screen (and explains many of the plot holes in the televised version).

Land of the Giants (1968) is much better than you might expect.

It cost a fortune to make and it was money well spent. The special effects work very well.

The setup is reminiscent of Allen’s earlier Lost in Space - a small group of people stranded on an alien hostile planet. Except it's a planet of giants.

The setup is exploited skilfully, with some interesting doubts raised. Good stuff.

My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

Land of the Giants (1968) is much better than it has any right to be. Far-fetched but skilfully executed, the effects are mostly very well done (certainly by the standards of 60s network television). It cost a fortune to make, and it was money well spent.

The central premise is exploited cleverly.