Can you match these planets to the right classic sci-fi shows?
Do you know “the Ghost Planet” from the planet “Q”?
The science fiction genre allows for all manner of creative stories to be told and shows from the 1960s and '70s took full advantage of that freedom— even if their budgets didn’t quite match the writers’ ambitions.
From anthology shows to speculative space operas, classic science fiction series brought viewers to all kinds of planets across the galaxy.
Here are some unique planets shown on TV during that era. Can you guess which show each one is from?
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The planetoid known as Memory Alpha is a galactic library on which show?
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This unnamed planet is home to many larger-than-life monsters in which show?
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They went camping on the moon in which classic animated show?
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Arrival on the groovy planet Delta is hailed by colorful pyrotechnics in which show?
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This planet had twin suns long before Tatooine in Star Wars. What show is this from?
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In the episode “The Ghost Planet” this world was home to robots ruled by a giant cybernetic brain in which show?
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This space colony was seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation but before that it was used for both planets Aldebaran II and Zantia in two different episodes of…
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This ice planet hides a giant laser weapon in which show?
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Young Martin Sheen and his fellow astronauts battle aliens on the planet Ebon in which show?
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This planet with the simple name “Q” is from which show?
Can you match these planets to the right classic sci-fi shows?
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7/10. Wouldn’t call it “flying colors” though. A lot of times I quit half way through when I keep missing them, I love getting at least 3/4 of them right before writing something. I confess.
10 out of 10. I think I might have seen all the specific episodes those images came from, except Land of the Giants.
8/10...Amazing 🤗 I really thought this was gonna be an epic fail 😉
!!Wanted!! but preferred Alive
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Some good movies instore for everyone to enjoy and top entertainment. Next week I will be breaking the bank with a pre-4th of July show of juggernauts. Have fun.
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Some good movies instore for everyone to enjoy and top entertainment. Next week I will be breaking the bank with a pre-4th of July show of juggernauts. Have fun.
I'm here now 😂....I know I've been MIA for a minute or two, but with good reason. "Work" trim, trim, trim the buds 😉🤗😎
Well . If it isn't AWL with her super pouch Maggie. Mags says: She sure ain't trimming bushes nor buds at 10 P.M. I kept telling her we're late, we're late
Yeah those bossy chrysanthemums when your a gardener Come trim us AWL . I've heard a million excuse before but that one tops em all .....Next my trailer was shaking and I looked out to a bright light UFO. They seemed to want something from me and the next thing I know I wake up and forgot most everything that happened-I gotta tell ya but I'm here now a little late (yeah like 20 hours late)
8/10.. Question #10 the correct answer is technically Star Trek: The Next Generation.