[Berengarius7]

For my money it was the 1977 movie "Spectre" with Robert Culp and Gig Young. About a couple of demon hunters fighting the forces of darkness with ancient tomes at a spooky English castle with a replica of Stonehenge in it's backyard with a basement from Hell. The film is very risque' for it's time with scantily clad Succubi, and deadly demons and occult rituals, even a dominatrix or two. It's hard to imagine how this film actually got shown on Television in that era. It must have been heavily edited, but it was interesting and fun to watch.

[Jed Starkiller]

I've never heard of it. Might have to try to find it.

[Zardoz]

Now The Questor Tapes had alot of promise and probably the most polished of GR's ideas.

Obviously the Questor idea was reused as Data on TNG.

[Zardoz]

Originally Posted by Jed Starkiller

I've never heard of it. Might have to try to find it.

All of GR's piolts from the 70's are not avilible on DVD as far as I know. If your lucky, you might find an old VHS at a yard sale or flea market.

[thunderbearr]

I dunno. Having both Uhura and Chapel at the same time?

Oh, you were talking about shows....

[Elizadolots]

There's a "promo" of Spectre available at youtube. From what I can see, it is available on DVD. I found some old listings for it on internet sale sites (from 2, 3 years ago).

[Zardoz]

Originally Posted by Elizadolots

There's a "promo" of Spectre available at youtube. From what I can see, it is available on DVD. I found some old listings for it on internet sale sites (from 2, 3 years ago).

Where at??? Did they have Questor and Genesis II also???

[radoskal]

I loved Andromeda anyone else watch it?

[Elizadolots]

Well, here's the listing... LINK. I suppose you could try contacting the seller...it's really an old listing though.

[Zardoz]

Originally Posted by Elizadolots

Well, here's the listing... LINK. I suppose you could try contacting the seller...it's really an old listing though.

I'll bet you it's a DVD-R of an old VHS (I do alot of this.) SPECTERE was released in the early 80's VHS boom. Remember when eveerything under the sun was on VHS in the early 80's at video stores??