Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century is an American Tv series from 1999. The series showed a more positive picture of future Earth. The Inner City was renamed New Chicago, and it was established that human civilization had spread once again across the planet, and also to the stars.
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02x13 The Dorian Secret Aired: Apr. 16, 1981Buck and Hawk are sent to pick up the survivors of a planetary disaster and transport them to a new home. Before departing, Buck rescues a young … [continue reading]
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- 02x13 The Dorian … (Apr. 16, 1981)
- 02x12 Testimony o… (Apr. 09, 1981)
- 02x11 The Hand of… (Mar. 26, 1981)
- 02x10 Shgoratchx! (Mar. 19, 1981)
- 02x09 The Satyr (Mar. 12, 1981)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Larry Stewart (4 episodes)
- Sigmund Neufeld Jr. (4 episodes)
- David G. Phinney (3 episodes)
Writers
- Robert C. Dille (32 episodes)
- Glen A. Larson (25 episodes)
- Leslie Stevens (25 episodes)
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- Goof (continuity error): Throughout the series, there are many sequences when Buck and/or Wilma would take off in one configuration of a starfighter and then different cuts would have them…
[show]Goof (continuity error): Throughout the series, there are many sequences when Buck and/or Wilma would take off in one configuration of a starfighter and then different cuts would have them sitting side by side and then a moment later one in front of the other. There would also be different ships (sky sled) where they would take off in one type of ship,exterior shots show them as they fly through space in a totally different looking ship, and then either land in the same ship they took off in, or in another different looking ship.
[hide] - According to "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" (1979) {Shgoratchx! (#2.8)}, the robots Twiki and Crichton are programmed by Isaac Asimov's three laws of Robotics. When they are reactivated…
[show]According to "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" (1979) {Shgoratchx! (#2.8)}, the robots Twiki and Crichton are programmed by Isaac Asimov's three laws of Robotics. When they are reactivated after repairs, they quote the laws and a brief history of the laws' origin.
[hide] - The studio decided to cancel the series before the last episode was shot. The producer was evidently incensed that this happened, without his prior knowledge, and began to clear out his…
[show]The studio decided to cancel the series before the last episode was shot. The producer was evidently incensed that this happened, without his prior knowledge, and began to clear out his office immediately upon hearing the news. To exact a measure of revenge, however, he assigned an intern, Guy Magar, to direct the final episode. Magar had just happened to pop into the director's office to see if he needed anything just after the producer got the call about the cancellation. The studio had no idea that Magar had never before directed a TV show (or anything beyond a student film). Magar went on to direct episodes of Sliders, La Femme Nikita and other shows.
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