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Can you name this classic sci-fi show by a single frame?
See how well you know your vintage science-fiction television.
Science-fiction is filled with worlds of wonder and mystery. With special effect, awesome spaceships and cool costumes, the genre television of the past was a sight to behold. A single frame alone can capture the imagination.
Test your knowledge of sci-fi history and see if you can spot these classic series.
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Mmm… space food.
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Two heads are better than one.
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Home, Sweet Saucer.
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A whale of a good series.
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Watch your step.
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Don't look down.
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Know this host?
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Every kid wanted to fly one.
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Still beaming.
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Close encounters and super powers.
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Made in Britain, adored around the world — and off world?
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Do not adjust your television sets. It is merely the opening credits.
Image: United Artists Television
Can you name this classic sci-fi show by a single frame?
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5 Comments
You got 10 out of 12!
Impressive! You must have been given a bionic brain or a dose of gamma radiation.
Impressive! You must have been given a bionic brain or a dose of gamma radiation.
sA12/12 I saw all these series and loved everyone. As a kid I would pretend to fly a Viper or fly around the universe on the Jupiter 2.
12 for 12, and I would love to see some of these (Outer Limits, Space 1999, and One Step Beyond) on MeTV.
Would love to see the old "Outer Limits" again.
You got 11 out of 12!
Impressive! You must have been given a bionic brain or a dose of gamma radiation.
Impressive! You must have been given a bionic brain or a dose of gamma radiation.