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I stumbled over this image a couple of days ago of the TV listing magazine  TV-Times from September 1968.  From what I can gather the cov...

A work in progress Further pictures and details to be added later but to better help you explore the blog, here is the second of our suito...

We've been here before of course but that was before I was pointed in the direction of episode 6, one of the two surviving episodes of...

It's Bossk in a blink and you'll miss him appearance in the third of the original Star Wars films.

A recent comment from blog reader Sword Takeda in regard to Windak space suits, got be looking back at all my old posts and I realised, tha...

The Tenth Planet was the first of the Cybermen stories.  It was the last of the William Hartnell adventures.  And it also appears to be the ...

Lets look back at Star Wars IV (The first one)  I keep trying to re-watch it to capture a little of the excitement I once felt about it as a...

It's been a while since I've done a; Something for the Weekend post but this makes the wait worth while I think. This is Martha ...

We’ve already looked at this film once before way back in December 2010 when this blog was less than a month old.   Back then we had a quick...

BoShek,   I hear you say.   Who’s he when he’s at home?   Well his home is Corellia, according to the Star Wars Wookieepedia, and BoShek is...

This is the Windak high altitude pressure suit being put through its paces.  The issue here being that once the suit had been pressurised,...

What a difference a year makes. Arriving in the future, The Doctor and his companions find themselves on an Earth space station in time ...

Windak Goes to the Moon The First Men in the Moon (1964) was adapted from H G Wells’ book by Quatermass creator and noted television ...

A very British Astronaut... This is the High-Altitude Windak Pressure Suit developed in 1962 by Baxter, Woodhouse and Taylor Ltd. to fu...