Yesterday while I was in a down mood, I began reflecting on things past. As I perused online, I came across references to an old TV series which I had enjoyed as a kid. In 1970 a British science fiction series, created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, who also produced Thunderbirds (another favourite of mine) and Space: 1999, called UFO, made its debut. In short, the series revolved around a secret organisation called SHADO whose sole purpose was to protect Earth from alien invasion. The opening sequence to this series appears in the video clip above. Below are a couple of more clips, which I discovered on YouTube, and reveal a behind the scenes look at this show some 30 years later and a UFO test trailer.
Since Blair is a science fiction lover (like myself) and has never seen this series before, I thought that I would introduce him to it. I checked online to see if the series was available for download. Sure enough, after a bit of searching, I found it. Now it's a waiting game as this massive file downloads.
Born in Toronto on May 4, 1962 to English and Ukranian parents, I am a typical Taurus, with a diverse and eclectic range of passions (appearing in no particular order) including jazz and classical music, astronomy, photography, cycling, the outdoors, my fox terrier (Asta), Star Trek, New York City, National Geographic magazines, and Apple computers (both new and old).
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