--- In OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com, "Pete" <pete8811@...> wrote:
>
> I know this has been asked before... but was there ever any reference
> to Christmas in Space: 1999?
>
> I do recall someone wrote a Space: 1999/Christmas poem and it was on
> the internet.  Sort of a twist on twas the night before Christmas
>
as has been mentioned, there's nothing in the show.

but it has come up twice in the novels.
in the Year 2 Book #6, Dr. Russell's Status report in on December 25, 2005, and
mentions
it is Christmas Day.
There is another reference in the German Year 2 book #12, where Helena's status
report is
one year later on December 25, 2006 (this Christmas!). She mentions it is
Christmas day,
and although it brings joy to many, for others it is a reminder of everything
they have lost
since Breakaway.

I wonder what presents Santa would give them ?

- Helena: a new microscope
- Victor: a box of cuban cigars, new strings for his violin
- Tony: a recipe for making beer
- Maya: an even shorter skirt (LOL)
- Kano:  an iPod
- John: throat losanges (due to all of his shouting fits)
- John and Allan: (eagle) piloting lessons
- Fraser: a job
- Victor: a hair-piece, hair-dye, a free hair-cut... anything !
- Allan: a new rugby ball
- Paul: a moustache trimmer
- Sandra: a matras (that she can fall on when she faints)
- Fraser: boxing lessons
- Simmonds: a book "How to make friends"
- John: anger-management classes
- Kano: a gift certificate valid at Alpha's "Radio Shack" outlet
- Commander Gorski: a new job







--- In OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com, "ellenceleste" <ellen99@...>
wrote:
>
> --- In OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com, "Pete" <pete8811@> wrote:
> >
> > I know this has been asked before... but was there ever any
reference
> > to Christmas in Space: 1999?
> >
> > I do recall someone wrote a Space: 1999/Christmas poem and it was
on
> > the internet.  Sort of a twist on twas the night before Christmas
>
> There was never any mention of any holidays in the episodes.  That
> hasn't stopped us from writing holiday fanfiction.  In fact, I just
> updated my website to include a Thanksgiving fanfic story in one
> alternate universe and a New Year's Eve story in another.  For
various
> holidays -- including an Alphan 12 days of Christmas -- go to
> http://www.space1999.net/fanfiction/seasonal.html.  To see what new
> stories I just uploaded go to
> http://www.space1999.net/fanfiction/news.html
>
> Ellen
>

Pat wrote:
>  I wonder what presents Santa would give them ?
>  - Helena: a new microscope - Victor: a box of cuban cigars, new
>  strings for his violin - Tony: a recipe for making beer - Maya: an
>  even shorter skirt (LOL) - Kano: an iPod - John: throat losanges (due
>  to all of his shouting fits) - John and Allan: (eagle) piloting
>  lessons - Fraser: a job - Victor: a hair-piece, hair-dye, a free
>  hair-cut... anything ! - Allan: a new rugby ball - Paul: a moustache
>  trimmer - Sandra: a matras (that she can fall on when she faints) -
>  Fraser: boxing lessons - Simmonds: a book "How to make friends" -
>  John: anger-management classes - Kano: a gift certificate valid at
>  Alpha's "Radio Shack" outlet - Commander Gorski: a new job

<<<LOL>>>!  Add: Sandra: Pronunciation lessons so she doesn't say Carter
in a manner which resembles a TV teacher in the U.S. in the 70's!

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I was thinking;
- Helena: A brand new reproduction antique Microscope.
- Victor: A Case of Cuban Cigars, and new strings for his violin, resin and a
new, real horse hair bow...
- Tony: a recipe for a German Beer, and a complete Zymurgy Kit to make it
with...
- Maya: a jacket identical to Helena's(Season 2, the sky blue and white one with
the belt... ) but red or orange with white...
- Kano: a handmade wooden Nine Men's Morris set...
- John: Throat Losenges and Anger Management Lessons...
- Alan&John: Eagle Flight Training(Mandatory!)...
- Commissioner Simmonds: A book, How to win friends and Influence People(By Dale
Carnegie.)!
- Sandra: A mattress to land on when she passes out to due excess excitement
during an encounter with someone or something from beyond their(Alpha's)
perimetre and the Alphan's collective ken...

Jonathan Michael Reiter
jmr
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Pat
   To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 12:33 AM
   Subject: [OnlineAlpha] Re: Christmas in Space: 1999


   I wonder what presents Santa would give them ?

   - Helena: a new microscope
   - Victor: a box of cuban cigars, new strings for his violin
   - Tony: a recipe for making beer
   - Maya: an even shorter skirt (LOL)
   - Kano: an iPod
   - John: throat losanges (due to all of his shouting fits)
   - John and Allan: (eagle) piloting lessons
   - Fraser: a job
   - Victor: a hair-piece, hair-dye, a free hair-cut... anything !
   - Allan: a new rugby ball
   - Paul: a moustache trimmer
   - Sandra: a matras (that she can fall on when she faints)
   - Fraser: boxing lessons
   - Simmonds: a book "How to make friends"
   - John: anger-management classes
   - Kano: a gift certificate valid at Alpha's "Radio Shack" outlet
   - Commander Gorski: a new job

   --- In OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com, "ellenceleste" <ellen99@...>
   wrote:
   >
   > --- In OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com, "Pete" <pete8811@> wrote:
   > >
   > > I know this has been asked before... but was there ever any
   reference
   > > to Christmas in Space: 1999?
   > >
   > > I do recall someone wrote a Space: 1999/Christmas poem and it was
   on
   > > the internet. Sort of a twist on twas the night before Christmas
   >
   > There was never any mention of any holidays in the episodes. That
   > hasn't stopped us from writing holiday fanfiction. In fact, I just
   > updated my website to include a Thanksgiving fanfic story in one
   > alternate universe and a New Year's Eve story in another. For
   various
   > holidays -- including an Alphan 12 days of Christmas -- go to
   > http://www.space1999.net/fanfiction/seasonal.html. To see what new
   > stories I just uploaded go to
   > http://www.space1999.net/fanfiction/news.html
   >
   > Ellen
   >






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For those who haven't read this review.

Colleen

Note: forwarded message attached.


               Colleen Bement
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   The Newsboys











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Sorry. I should know better. Here's the link to the MI
review.

http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/review.php?ID=25407

               Colleen Bement
   .........."Shine. Let them wonder what you've got! "
   The Newsboys











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Of course most of you are aware of Zienia Merton's book, "Anecdotes &
Armadillos", but I
offer this email for those new members of the list who might not be aware of it,
and for
those of you who haven't purchased it yet... it would make a wonderful Christmas
present
for yourself or someone special in your life!

Here is the link to Zienia's website with all the details;

http://www.zienia.com/BookRelease.htm

And here are a few words about the book;

Written by Zienia Merton, and edited by Robert E. Wood, Anecdotes & Armadillos
is a
diverse, entertaining and frequently laugh-out-loud funny collection of
anecdotes from
throughout her life and career. Zienia Merton is most well-known worldwide for
her
portrayal of 'Sandra Benes' in the 1970s science fiction series Space: 1999, and
her time
on Moonbase Alpha is well documented in the book. Also featured, among many
others,
are Doctor Who, Gregory Peck, 'Feidka' the tiger, Ridley Scott, the Sahara, and
a promise of
fur and nudity! Gracing the 195 pages are 34 photos from Zienia's career on
television,
film and stage, two letters of great interest and the last (joke) call-sheet
from Year One of
Space: 1999 - a must for every fan!

I wonder what presents Santa would give them ?

- Helena:  a personality (just kidding!)
- Victor:  Bottle fine Cognac
   Tony: case of bud light
- Maya: Channel No. 5
- Kano: A blackberry (so he can talk to computer anywhere)
- Simmonds: A map to get to the nearest star planet that would support
human life

Thanks to everyone for taking the time to vote.

Space: 1999 is now up to a respectable 423 votes and
has one of the faster rising vote totals the past
couple of weeks which is a real credit to all of the
fans here!!



--- R Bendell <rbendell@...> wrote:

> In the past 10 days or so Space: 1999 has more than
> quadrupled its vote total up to a respectable 278.
>
> If you haven't already voted perhaps you could take
> 1/2 a minute to add to the count!
>
> Just go to:
> http://richlabonte.net/tvvote/nominations.html
>
> then type in:
> Space: 1999
>
> click:
> Vote
>
> All done.





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Trying to be an optimist here, yes the number has increased. That's always a
good thing. Not being pessimistic(but realistic), I'm sure our beloved show
won't reach the #1 spot but at least it could get closer. From what I saw there,
Xena: Warrior Princess seems to be in the lead with 159,170 votes! That's gonna
be hard to beat!
R Bendell <rbendell@...> wrote:                                  Thanks to
everyone for taking the time to vote.

  Space: 1999 is now up to a respectable 423 votes and
  has one of the faster rising vote totals the past
  couple of weeks which is a real credit to all of the
  fans here!!

  --- R Bendell <rbendell@...> wrote:

  > In the past 10 days or so Space: 1999 has more than
  > quadrupled its vote total up to a respectable 278.
  >
  > If you haven't already voted perhaps you could take
  > 1/2 a minute to add to the count!
  >
  > Just go to:
  > http://richlabonte.net/tvvote/nominations.html
  >
  > then type in:
  > Space: 1999
  >
  > click:
  > Vote
  >
  > All done.

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I wonder what presents Santa would give them ?

- Helena: a personality (just kidding !) NO... REALLY !

- Victor: bottle fine Cognac... TO REPLACE THE ONE HE AND JOHN DOWNED
IN "THE BLACK SUN"

- Tony: case of bud light... NAH, 0.05% BEER FOR HIM (LOL)

- Maya: Channel No. 5... AND A SHORTER UNIFORM SKIRT

- Kano: a blackberry (so he can talk to computer anywhere)... WITH A
PLUG THAT CONNECTS INTO THE BACK OF HIS NECK

- Simmonds: A map to get to the nearest star planet that would support
human life... AND WHO'D BE WILLING TO PUT UP WITH HIM

Certainly Space: 1999 isn't going to challenge the
leading vote getters but those leaders are all part of
the official list of choices so they naturally get
much greater emphasis.  I suspect that if 1999 had
somehow been on that list then it would have a far
higher total than the write-in amount it currently
has.

BUT, as a write-in candidate, if Space: 1999 were to
get over 1400 votes right now then this would
leap-frog it into the "Current Top 10 Leading
Nominations" which would put it in fine company
indeed.



--- kevin putry <sequencer76@...> wrote:

> Trying to be an optimist here, yes the number has
> increased. That's always a good thing. Not being
> pessimistic(but realistic), I'm sure our beloved
> show won't reach the #1 spot but at least it could
> get closer. From what I saw there, Xena: Warrior
> Princess seems to be in the lead with 159,170 votes!
> That's gonna be hard to beat!


> R Bendell <rbendell@...> wrote:
> Thanks to everyone for taking the
> time to vote.
>
>  Space: 1999 is now up to a respectable 423 votes
> and has one of the faster rising vote totals the
past
>  couple of weeks which is a real credit to all of
> the fans here!!


>  --- R Bendell <rbendell@...> wrote:
>
>  > In the past 10 days or so Space: 1999 has more
> than quadrupled its vote total up to a respectable
> 278.
>  >
>  > If you haven't already voted perhaps you could
> take 1/2 a minute to add to the count!
>  >
>  > Just go to:
>  > http://richlabonte.net/tvvote/nominations.html
>  >
>  > then type in:
>  > Space: 1999
>  >
>  > click:
>  > Click Here to Vote
>  >
>  > All done.





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Who would willingly put up with Simmonds?  And For Any Length Of Time, Without
Sufficient Remuneration?
Although I still say that Helena and Maya should each get a belted planetary
survey field duty jacket; Sky blue and white for Helena, and Red with black for
Maya.  The jackets should be the same pattern as Helena's...
Jonathan Michael Reiter
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Pat
   To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 12:32 AM
   Subject: [OnlineAlpha] Re: Christmas in Space: 1999


   I wonder what presents Santa would give them ?

   - Helena: a personality (just kidding !) NO... REALLY !

   - Victor: bottle fine Cognac... TO REPLACE THE ONE HE AND JOHN DOWNED
   IN "THE BLACK SUN"

   - Tony: case of bud light... NAH, 0.05% BEER FOR HIM (LOL)

   - Maya: Channel No. 5... AND A SHORTER UNIFORM SKIRT

   - Kano: a blackberry (so he can talk to computer anywhere)... WITH A
   PLUG THAT CONNECTS INTO THE BACK OF HIS NECK

   - Simmonds: A map to get to the nearest star planet that would support
   human life... AND WHO'D BE WILLING TO PUT UP WITH HIM






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One problem would be that with all the time-warps and other oddities
they'd been through they'd have a hard time working out when Christmas
was :).

    Mark

Juliet Landau would be perfect.
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Pete
   To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 2:46 AM
   Subject: [OnlineAlpha] Re: Space: 1999 remade Big stars to star


   Juliet is great. She doesn't look that old though. Maybe she should
   be a bit older to play Russel.

   --- In OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Michael Reiter
   <jmrmpd@...> wrote:
   >
   > I still think that Juliet Landau should be Dr. Helena Russell,
   because her mother, was the original. Which one is best, remains to
   be seen.
   > Jonathan Michael Reiter
   > jmr
   > ----- Original Message -----
   > From: Pete
   > To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
   > Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 2:09 PM
   > Subject: [OnlineAlpha] Re: Space: 1999 remade Big stars to star
   >
   >
   > How about the following as today's cast:
   >
   > Alec Baldwin as Koenig
   > Julianne Moore as Dr. Russel
   > Charles Dance as Bergman
   > Eminem as Carter
   > Anthony Hopkis as Capt Zantor
   >
   > and here's a cast from the 40s or 50s:
   > Clark Gable as Koenig
   > Donna Reed as Russel
   > Humphry Bogart as Dr. Bergman
   > Marlon Brando as Carter
   >
   > <kerry.endacotte@> wrote:
   > >
   > > Okay heres a daft idea for some fun. If 1999 were made today or
   in
   > > the past who would would the actors be. would for examble the
   base
   > be
   > > comanded by Kirk Douglas, or Henry Fonda, would Brit Charles
   Coburn
   > > take Carters role? So as said for the fun who would play whom.
   > Would
   > > Joe MaCraftry of the Un American American Committe of the 50's
   play
   > > Verdeshi.(You can see by this i have no problem being
   controversal
   > > and at the same time i am not a great Verdeshi fan with his
   almost
   > > constant second season pariano!!
   > >
   > > I have been looking at Dragon and Action Man(GI Joe) figures
   > recently
   > > and seen that you can get some supposed look alikes to real
   actors
   > > and actresses. I own four such figures whom i wonder if they
   were
   > > cast to star in 1999 what would there roles be!!
   > >
   > > I have J Wayne, (sold as Red Butler) C. Gable (Jeffry somebody)
   and
   > G
   > > Clooney (Dusty Rhodes)and a possibile slight look alike to
   Martin
   > > Landau under whose name the figure is sold i cannot remember
   whom
   > > needs his hair repainting a different colour to confirm one way
   or
   > not
   > > the slight look alike.
   > >
   > >
   > > The following bit has some crudry or double entandre to
   it.........
   > >
   > >
   > >
   > > So J Wayne Comdr or Recon
   > > G Clooney Medical or is that type casting?
   > > G Gable is a bit of a mystery to me as to what colour sleeve i
   > > would put him in anybody any ideas. I have to admit the closest
   > > thought i could think of was Service Section(The next bit is a
   > little
   > > crude!)as he was supposed to be a great lover so it could be
   deemed
   > > he was serving some peoples needs
   > >
   > > Kerry
   > >
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >
   > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
   >





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Okay here is a little stupid something..

You can wear a Space 1999 uniform what sleeve colour department are
you?


Okay,i have made 1999 uniforms so i have proberlly worn at least half
the sleeve colours on offer. I have ven explored ideas of what
coloured sleeves maybe we have never seen, maybe a dress uniform top
and how the uniform might develop and made a army combat sweater
Commander design which i joking call Commander series III. I have
worn Comd Black, Main Mission Flame(red)1999 Fanderson conventions in
Leeds, Service Section Yellow. Once at a Fanderson convention in
London '92 Most recently i wore a Recon Orange at a local bash here
in Plymouth

I have never worn Purple,Rust(brown)White)

When it come to Star Trek i have almost always worn the colour
undershirt that i am entitled to based on proffesion and job..with
1999 i have never worn white that was medical!! I am currently not
sure what sleeve colour equated with a Shoe salesperson, most likley
yellow!!

Kerry

Kerry

>From: "Pete" <pete8811@...>
>Reply-To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
>To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [OnlineAlpha] Christmas in Space: 1999
>Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 20:11:39 -0000
>
>I know this has been asked before... but was there ever any reference
>to Christmas in Space: 1999?
>


Father Christmas (aka Santa Claus) was mentioned in the flashback of
Dragon's Domain.

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pending messages have been approved as of now.

Time for the spankings!

Linda :)

JMR

> Jesus...  What's the disability?
> Jonathan Michael Reiter
> jmr

Don't worry i am not that disabled....I suffer from Dislexia/Irelen
Syndrome(which some say does not exist) so now you know why my
punctuation Sucks!!

However, what i have gained/got in recent years is suspected Ostio-
Arthris in my hands and maybe hips.Starting in my left hand arround'82
I also have a condition that has its moments of being very painful and
wearing called Fibro Myaliga..This affects the fibrous(Muscles)tissue
in key joints of the body such as ankles,knees,hips,back,shoulders,
neck, elbows and hands! There is supposed to be a link though unproven
(as far as i know) with what was once called 'Yuppie flu' the name
escapes me but it can affect you that you are constantly terid and worn
out!! I am one of the lucky one who can work limited hours. However
under the English Benefit system if you are married forget little or
any help from the state!!

Due to the suspected arthritus in my hands as needs dictates with
painkillers I wear splints on my hands. As with all arthritus
conditions to suffer it puts a greater strain on a body damaged over
thgat of an abled bodied person

Kerry

Kerry (a bloke!) and Sharon wrote:
>  However, what i have gained/got in recent years is suspected Ostio-
>  Arthris in my hands and maybe hips.Starting in my left hand
>  arround'82 I also have a condition that has its moments of being very
>  painful and wearing called Fibro Myaliga..This affects the
>  fibrous(Muscles)tissue in key joints of the body such as
>  ankles,knees,hips,back,shoulders, neck, elbows and hands! There is
>  supposed to be a link though unproven (as far as i know) with what
>  was once called 'Yuppie flu' the name escapes me but it can affect
>  you that you are constantly terid and worn out!! I am one of the
>  lucky one who can work limited hours. However under the English
>  Benefit system if you are married forget little or any help from the
>  state!!

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Yes, She sure would be.  I think she looks as good as her mother did back in the
mid to late 70s, if not better.  I wonder what she would look like if she wore
her mother's Yr. 2 costume(the one from The Metamorph, that Barbara wore when
they went to investigate Psychon)?  With a dye job, cut and style, she might be
the spitting image of her mother back then...
Jonathan Michael Reiter
jmr
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: valeriecorinne
   To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 2:33 PM
   Subject: Re: [OnlineAlpha] Re: Space: 1999 remade Big stars to star


   Juliet Landau would be perfect.
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Pete
   To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 2:46 AM
   Subject: [OnlineAlpha] Re: Space: 1999 remade Big stars to star

   Juliet is great. She doesn't look that old though. Maybe she should
   be a bit older to play Russel.

   --- In OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Michael Reiter
   <jmrmpd@...> wrote:
   >
   > I still think that Juliet Landau should be Dr. Helena Russell,
   because her mother, was the original. Which one is best, remains to
   be seen.
   > Jonathan Michael Reiter
   > jmr
   > ----- Original Message -----
   > From: Pete
   > To: OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com
   > Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 2:09 PM
   > Subject: [OnlineAlpha] Re: Space: 1999 remade Big stars to star
   >
   >
   > How about the following as today's cast:
   >
   > Alec Baldwin as Koenig
   > Julianne Moore as Dr. Russel
   > Charles Dance as Bergman
   > Eminem as Carter
   > Anthony Hopkis as Capt Zantor
   >
   > and here's a cast from the 40s or 50s:
   > Clark Gable as Koenig
   > Donna Reed as Russel
   > Humphry Bogart as Dr. Bergman
   > Marlon Brando as Carter
   >
   > <kerry.endacotte@> wrote:
   > >
   > > Okay heres a daft idea for some fun. If 1999 were made today or
   in
   > > the past who would would the actors be. would for examble the
   base
   > be
   > > comanded by Kirk Douglas, or Henry Fonda, would Brit Charles
   Coburn
   > > take Carters role? So as said for the fun who would play whom.
   > Would
   > > Joe MaCraftry of the Un American American Committe of the 50's
   play
   > > Verdeshi.(You can see by this i have no problem being
   controversal
   > > and at the same time i am not a great Verdeshi fan with his
   almost
   > > constant second season pariano!!
   > >
   > > I have been looking at Dragon and Action Man(GI Joe) figures
   > recently
   > > and seen that you can get some supposed look alikes to real
   actors
   > > and actresses. I own four such figures whom i wonder if they
   were
   > > cast to star in 1999 what would there roles be!!
   > >
   > > I have J Wayne, (sold as Red Butler) C. Gable (Jeffry somebody)
   and
   > G
   > > Clooney (Dusty Rhodes)and a possibile slight look alike to
   Martin
   > > Landau under whose name the figure is sold i cannot remember
   whom
   > > needs his hair repainting a different colour to confirm one way
   or
   > not
   > > the slight look alike.
   > >
   > >
   > > The following bit has some crudry or double entandre to
   it.........
   > >
   > >
   > >
   > > So J Wayne Comdr or Recon
   > > G Clooney Medical or is that type casting?
   > > G Gable is a bit of a mystery to me as to what colour sleeve i
   > > would put him in anybody any ideas. I have to admit the closest
   > > thought i could think of was Service Section(The next bit is a
   > little
   > > crude!)as he was supposed to be a great lover so it could be
   deemed
   > > he was serving some peoples needs
   > >
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In a message dated 12/6/2006 4:33:48 PM Central Standard Time,
kerry.endacotte@... writes:
There is supposed to be a link though unproven
(as far as i know) with what was once called 'Yuppie flu' the name
escapes me but it can affect you that you are constantly terid and worn
out!!
I think you're talking about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or CFS.  Some in the
medical profession still say it "doesn't exist" --- shows how much doctors
really know!


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In a message dated 12/6/2006 4:52:50 PM Central Standard Time,
kerry.endacotte@... writes:
Okay here is a little stupid something..

You can wear a Space 1999 uniform what sleeve colour department are
you?
LOL..... at my very first science fiction convention ( which was one of the
big main
Star Trek conventions of old ) in the summer of 1976 I wore my eagle pilot
costume
with the yellow sleeve most all the time.....

Considering all the commotion between Trek fans and those of us who were
partial
to 1999 back then you can imagine the reaction  ;-)


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In a message dated 12/6/2006 4:24:18 PM Central Standard Time,
movieman523@... writes:
One problem would be that with all the time-warps and other oddities
they'd been through they'd have a hard time working out when Christmas
was :).
Hey, but think about it -- they could have Christmas every month!
(the thought is almost enough to make Sam Walton rise from the grave)


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• Also Monday, NASA announced plans for a permanent
base on the moon by 2024—for you science-fiction TV
obscurists, that’s 25 years later than Martin Landau
and crew set up lunar shop in Space: 1999. The main
purpose for such a zillion-dollar base will be much
like that of Utah’s in North America: to serve as a
gas-up stop en route to more-desired destinations—in
this case, Mars. Also, NASA may not go it alone: “This
is the next step forward in terms of exploring and
understanding the universe,” said Hugues Gilbert of
the Canadian Space Agency. “We feel that it is very
important for Canada to be part of that international
effort.” Hold up! Forget living on the moon—there’s a
Canadian Space Agency? .

This was an article from the Salt Lake City Weekly.
Frost Bytes - December 7, 2006
All Spin Zone

Colleen

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Yeah, it's about time! By the time they get it erected(if they get it erected!)
it'll be ten years after the "breakaway" year. I'm wondering why they didn't
build the base earlier.  This could be  an important stepping stone toward deep
space exporation.

Colleen Bement <space1999nut@...> wrote:                                 
• Also Monday, NASA announced plans for a permanent
  base on the moon by 2024—for you science-fiction TV
  obscurists, that’s 25 years later than Martin Landau
  and crew set up lunar shop in Space: 1999. The main
  purpose for such a zillion-dollar base will be much
  like that of Utah’s in North America: to serve as a
  gas-up stop en route to more-desired destinations—in
  this case, Mars. Also, NASA may not go it alone: “This
  is the next step forward in terms of exploring and
  understanding the universe,” said Hugues Gilbert of
  the Canadian Space Agency. “We feel that it is very
  important for Canada to be part of that international
  effort.” Hold up! Forget living on the moon—there’s a
  Canadian Space Agency? .

  This was an article from the Salt Lake City Weekly.
  Frost Bytes - December 7, 2006
  All Spin Zone

  Colleen

  Colleen Bement
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    The Newsboys

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Yeah, it's about time! By the time they get it erected(if they get it
erected!) it'll be ten years after the "breakaway" year. I'm wondering
why they didn't build the base earlier. This could be an important
stepping stone toward deep space exporation.
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It took them that long to get all the licenses for the nuclear waste
dumps.

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Yes, there sure is, Colleen.  It's on the Internet...
Jonathan Michael Reiter
jmr
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Colleen Bement
   To: OnlineAlpha
   Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 8:53 PM
   Subject: [OnlineAlpha] NASA announced plans for a permanent base on the moon
by 2024


   . Also Monday, NASA announced plans for a permanent
   base on the moon by 2024-for you science-fiction TV
   obscurists, that's 25 years later than Martin Landau
   and crew set up lunar shop in Space: 1999. The main
   purpose for such a zillion-dollar base will be much
   like that of Utah's in North America: to serve as a
   gas-up stop en route to more-desired destinations-in
   this case, Mars. Also, NASA may not go it alone: "This
   is the next step forward in terms of exploring and
   understanding the universe," said Hugues Gilbert of
   the Canadian Space Agency. "We feel that it is very
   important for Canada to be part of that international
   effort." Hold up! Forget living on the moon-there's a
   Canadian Space Agency? .

   This was an article from the Salt Lake City Weekly.
   Frost Bytes - December 7, 2006
   All Spin Zone

   Colleen

   Colleen Bement
   .........."Shine. Let them wonder what you've got! "
   The Newsboys

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Did the Alphans go to Lapland in one episode? (snow everywhere) and find
Santa and his helpers in a cave (although I think santa had a brown beard
and offered presents of immortality).


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To: <OnlineAlpha@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 12:06 AM
Subject: Re: [OnlineAlpha] Re: Christmas in Space: 1999


> In a message dated 12/6/2006 4:24:18 PM Central Standard Time,
> movieman523@... writes:
> One problem would be that with all the time-warps and other oddities
> they'd been through they'd have a hard time working out when Christmas
> was :).
> Hey, but think about it -- they could have Christmas every month!
> (the thought is almost enough to make Sam Walton rise from the grave)
>
>
>

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6217344.stm

Darryl Hewitt



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