Twilight Zone: The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street

The Twilight ZoneThe 22nd episode of Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone airs on CBS. Claude Akins and Barry Atwater star in an episode written by Serling that is generally regarded as one of the high points of the entire series.

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Adam Adamant Lives!: The Deadly Bullet

Adam Adamant Lives!The 26th episode of the spy-fi series Adam Adamant Lives! airs on BBC1, starring Gerald Harper and Juliet Harmer. Along with much of the rest of the second season, this episode is missing from the BBC’s archives.

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Doctor Who: The Moonbase, Part 4

Doctor WhoThe 152nd episode of Doctor Who airs on the BBC. This story sees the return of the Cybermen in a completely redesigned, more menacing form.

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Doctor Who: The Sea Devils, Part 2

Doctor WhoThe 313th episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. Roger Delgado and Clive Morton guest star. This is the first appearance of the Sea Devils, identified here as an offshoot of the Silurian species.

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Man From Atlantis

Man From AtlantisThe science fiction TV movie-of-the-week Man From Atlantis airs on NBC, starring Patrick Duffy and Belinda J. Montgomery. Created by Mayo Simon and classic Star Trek veteran Herbert F. Solow, Man From Atlantis centers around a mysterious man from the ocean (Duffy) discovered by humans, who find he is willing to live among them and coexist for peaceful purposes. Three more TV movies will follow, each successful enough for NBC to greenlight a weekly series in the 1977-78 season. Read more Hear about it on the Sci-Fi 5 podcast

Doctor Who: The Invasion Of Time, Part 5

Doctor WhoThe 478th episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. Milton Johns and John Arnatt guest star. This is the first appearance of the Sontarans since 1975.

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Voyager 1 and the rings of Jupiter

Jupiter's ringsAs it nears its closest approach to the planet Jupiter, NASA’s Voyager 1 space probe detects the first likely signs of a ring system around Jupiter’s equatorial region. Barely visible until Voyager 1 is behind the planet and can see them through scattered sunlight, the rings are only about 20 miles thick, but are over 150,000 miles in diameter. The lead time between Voyager 1’s visit and Voyager 2’s later flyby allows ground controllers to plan a better observation campaign for Voyager 1’s sister ship, and the rings are observed in more detail by the later Galileo and New Horizons missions.

Police Squad: A Substantial Gift (The Broken Promise)

Police SquadABC premieres the first episode of the cop show spoof Police Squad, in color, starring Leslie Nielsen and created by the Zucker-Abrams-Zucker team behind the hit movie Airplane! Despite the same team’s success on the big screen (with the same star), ABC seems to have little idea how to promote the series, which eschews such prime-time comedy conventions as laugh tracks, and Police Squad proves short-lived, though it will inspire a more successful movie franchise, The Naked Gun, also starring Nielsen. Read more

Twilight Zone: Cat And Mouse

The Twilight ZoneThe 59th episode of a revival of Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone airs in syndication. Pamela Bellwood (Dynasty) stars in an episode written by Christy Marx (Jem And The Holograms).

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Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: The Curse Of The Jackal

Young Indiana Jones ChroniclesThe first episode of George Lucas’ historical adventure series The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles premieres to great fanfare on ABC, starring Sean Patrick Flannery. Margaret Tyzack (Quatermass) and Oliver Ford Davies (Star Wars Episode I) guest star in the feature-length series premiere.

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Quantum Leap: Ghost Ship

Quantum LeapNBC airs the 68th episode of Donald Bellisario’s science fiction series Quantum Leap, starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell. Carla Gugino (Chicago Hope, Threshold) guest stars.

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STS-62

Space ShuttleSpace Shuttle Columbia lifts off on the 61st shuttle mission, a two-week visit to Earth orbit carrying two cargo-bay-mounted experiment systems operated primarily from the ground. Crew members participate in experiments involving the side-effects of long-term space travel. The crew for Columbia’s 16th flight consists of Commander John Casper, Pilot Andrew Allen, and mission specialists Pierre Thuot, Charles Gemar and Marsha Ivins.

A near-Mir-miss

MirCrew members of space station Mir and Russian ground controllers practice manual remote control of an unmanned Progress supply vehicle near the station. Where most previous Progress spacecraft have automatically docked using the KURS radar system, Russia is now seeking alternatives, as the Ukraine-made KURS hardware is proving too expensive to keep buying for non-reusable vehicles. During Mir Commander Vasily Tsibliev’s attempt to redock Progress M33, the remote control signal is interrupted, leaving the ten-ton Progress barreling toward the station. Fortunately, it narrowly misses Mir, though the remote control issue will resurface more dramatically with the next Progress craft to visit the space station.