Sci-fi shows you recall

[Lookingglassman]

Battle of the Planets was good and I liked the Voltron that had the vehicle body parts and not the lion ones

 

[Australis]

As for Superboy all I can remember is that the actress who played Lois was GORGEOUS,

AFAIK, Lane wasn't in Superboy. If you mean Lana Lang, that was Stacy Haiduk.

 

[Gov Kodos]

I enjoyed The Fantastic Journey which was an interesting take on the Bermuda Triangle.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgJ60YXOz4s&feature=related

 

[the skullcowboy]

I can't remember the name of the show...but it was in syndication in the early 90's...it was very robocop like...but the guy was just wearing a suit and road a motorcycle...he was a cop. I dunno. I enjoyed it for what it was.

Are you sure you're not confusing it with Street Hawk? it sounds pretty similar. If I recall the Megaforce movie it was quite different, more like the UN if it had an army with a hero who looked like one of the BG's and an ending where they take on a bunch of tanks and then he pilots his flying motorcycle into the back on a Hercules transport

As for Superboy all I can remember is that the actress who played Lois was GORGEOUS, even more so than Teri Hatcher!

I am still pretty sure it was Superforce, streethawk was more about the motorcycle and less about the person behind it and if i recall wasn't that lateish 80's?

 

[RandyS]

I remember liking this show when i was about 10 or 12 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypernauts . The CGI from what i remember was on par with B5 and it was a pretty complex story.

I also was a big fan of Earth 2, i was fascinated by the Terrans.

Some of the production crew were from Babylon 5 and one of the actresses impressed B5 staff that she got a job on "Last Crusade"

She traveled back in time and got a job on the best Indiana Jones movie?? Forget the movie, where's this time machine? I got stuff to chan--er, do.

 

[Admiral Buzzkill]

I can't remember the name of the show...but it was in syndication in the early 90's...it was very robocop like...but the guy was just wearing a suit and road a motorcycle...he was a cop. I dunno. I enjoyed it for what it was.

Are you sure you're not confusing it with Street Hawk? it sounds pretty similar. If I recall the Megaforce movie it was quite different, more like the UN if it had an army with a hero who looked like one of the BG's and an ending where they take on a bunch of tanks and then he pilots his flying motorcycle into the back on a Hercules transport

As for Superboy all I can remember is that the actress who played Lois was GORGEOUS, even more so than Teri Hatcher!

I am still pretty sure it was Superforce, streethawk was more about the motorcycle and less about the person behind it and if i recall wasn't that lateish 80's?

Yep, it was Superforce

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsW78sWVb8Y[/yt]

 

[Mistral]

I'm a bit older so here's one from my youth:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ark_II

Ark II, a bit reminiscent of Rodenberry's Earth II-John Saxon tv movies...


Dang-missed galileo 7's post the first time!

 

[Aeon]

Remember when UPN was interested in genre fiction?
Did anyone ever watch Nowhere Man, Freedom, or American Gothic?

Oh yes, I remember Nowhere Man and especially American Gothic. The character of Lucas Buck was... something else!

 

[Marc]

Some different ones

In the early 1980s in the U.K they did the an adaption of John Wyndham's Chocky books (Chocky/Chocky's Children/Chocky's Challenge).

Then a bit later there was The Tripods based on John Christopher's novels. Iirc the second series came a bit later after the first and they never made a 3rd covering the final part of the trilogy.

There was the cartoon based on Homer's Odyssey called Ulysseys 31 with much of the English language cast turning up in The Mysterious Cities of Gold.

And for an really obsurce one - Expedition Adam 84 which as a Czechoslovkian series about a team sent back in time from the 25th Century to obtain information to avoid a disaster. One little quirk - nudity didn't seem to be an issue but wasn't the done thing to catch some-one without their hair on.