Doctor Who: Invasion Of The Dinosaurs, Part 1

Doctor WhoThe 360th episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. In an attempt to preserve the surprise of the dinosaurs’ appearance at the end of this episode, the on-screen title is simply Invasion – a decision which later sees the color videotape of the episode erased when the BBC orders the deletion of the 1969 Patrick Troughton Doctor Who story The Invasion. Read more

Doctor Who: Invasion Of The Dinosaurs, Part 2

Doctor WhoThe 361st episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. Martin Jarvis (Titanic) guest stars.

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Doctor Who: Invasion Of The Dinosaurs, Part 3

Doctor WhoThe 362nd episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. Martin Jarvis (Titanic) guest stars.

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Doctor Who: Invasion Of The Dinosaurs, Part 4

Doctor WhoThe 363rd episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. Martin Jarvis (Titanic) guest stars.

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The Enterprise’s new home?

Star TrekAn agreement is struck between Paramount Pictures’ television division and the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum (currently the Smithsonian Air Museum, which is planning the grand opening of its space-related exhibits for the bicentennial year of 1976) concerning the 18-foot, 275-pound filming model of the Starship Enterprise from Star Trek. Since Paramount foresees no use for the gigantic “miniature”, the studio agrees to donate the model to the Smithsonian as an exhibit – provided the Smithsonian foots the $500 bill for shipping. The model was originally built by Howard Anderson Co. in 1964 for the first Star Trek pilot, The Cage, at a cost running into tens of thousands of dollars. The Smithsonian plans to restore and display the model in its Space and Life exhibit, though years later the Enterprise will be “demoted” to a display near the museum’s gift shop.

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Doctor Who: Invasion Of The Dinosaurs, Part 5

Doctor WhoThe 364th episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. Martin Jarvis (Titanic) guest stars.

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Doctor Who: Invasion Of The Dinosaurs, Part 6

Doctor WhoThe 365th episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. Martin Jarvis (Titanic) guest stars. In theory – though there have already been episodes erased from the BBC archives as early as the late ’60s – this is the point at which there is one 25-minute episode of Doctor Who for every day of the year.

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Enterprise in drydock

EnterpriseThe 275-pound, 18-foot filming “miniature” of the starship Enterprise from Star Trek arrives at the Smithsonian, but it’s just as well that its planned display in the National Air & Space Museum won’t open until 1976: having suffered years of mishandling and barely-adequate storage at Paramount, with a final round of damage occurring during shipping, television’s most famous spaceship arrives in need of extensive repairs. Both of the round caps of the Enterprise’s warp engines are missing, and the intricate lighting setup built into the engines has been destroyed as a result, and the “radar dish” at the bottom of the model is missing as well. The Enterprise model will undergo extensive restoration and repainting for three months at the Smithsonian’s Maryland facility. Hear about it on the Sci-Fi 5 podcast

Doctor Who: The Monster Of Peladon, Part 2

Doctor WhoThe 371st episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. This a sequel to 1972’s The Curse Of Peladon, with many cast members returning to reprise their roles.

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Doctor Who: The Monster Of Peladon, Part 3

Doctor WhoThe 372nd episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. This a sequel to 1972’s The Curse Of Peladon, with many cast members returning to reprise their roles.

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Doctor Who: The Monster Of Peladon, Part 4

Doctor WhoThe 373rd episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. This a sequel to 1972’s The Curse Of Peladon, with many cast members returning to reprise their roles.

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The Six Million Dollar Man: The Coward

Six Million Dollar ManThe 12th episode of The Six Million Dollar Man is broadcast on ABC, starring Lee Majors and Richard Anderson. France Nuyen and George Takei (Star Trek) guest star.

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Doctor Who: The Monster Of Peladon, Part 5

Doctor WhoThe 374th episode of Doctor Who airs on BBC1. This a sequel to 1972’s The Curse Of Peladon, with many cast members returning to reprise their roles.

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The Six Million Dollar Man: Run, Steve, Run

Six Million Dollar ManThe 13th episode of The Six Million Dollar Man is broadcast on ABC, starring Lee Majors and Richard Anderson. This is a clip show featuring highlights from earlier episodes, and concludes the first season.

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