TV Series

Series Name:	Space: 1999 (Cosmos: 1999)
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	1975 - 1977
Country:	UK
Language:	English
Genre:	Science Fiction
Rating:	7.8 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	27 Have Seen
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Selected Cast	Martin Landau as Commander John Koenig
	Barbara Bain as Dr. Helena Russell
	Barry Morse as Dr. Victor Bergman
	Catherine Schell as Maya
	Nick Tate as Alan Carter
	Tony Anholt as Tony Verdeschi
	Zienia Merton as Sandra Benes
	Prentis Hancock as Paul Morrow
	Clifton Jones as David Kano

Notes

Year range per The Complete Gerry Anderson: The Unauthorised Episode Guide and is based on first UK broadcast.

On DVD & Blu-ray World

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Space: 1999 Volume One - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Two - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Three - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Six - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Four - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Five - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Seven - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Eight - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Nine - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Ten - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1992)

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Space: 1999 Volume Twelve - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1993)

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Space: 1999 Volume Thirteen - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1993)

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Space: 1999 Volume Fourteen - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1993)

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Space: 1999 Volume Fifteen - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1993)

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Space: 1999 Volume Sixteen - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1993)

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Space: 1999 Volume Eighteen - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1994)

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Space: 1999 Volume Twenty - ITC Entertainment Group - UK (1995)

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Space 1999 - Destination Moonbase Alpha - Channel 5 - UK (1986)

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Space 1999 - Alien Attack - Channel 5 - UK (1986)

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Space 1999 - Cosmic Princess - Channel 5 - UK (1987)

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Space 1999 - Journey Through The Black Sun - Channel 5 - UK (1987)

DVD Box Set

Space: 1999 Set 1 - New Video - USA (2001)

DVD Box Set

Space: 1999 Set 2 - New Video - USA (2001)

DVD Box Set

Space: 1999 Set 3 - New Video - USA (2001)

DVD Box Set

Space: 1999 Set 4 - New Video - USA (2001)

DVD Box Set

Space: 1999 Set 5 - New Video - USA (2002)

DVD Box Set

Space: 1999 Set 6 - New Video - USA (2002)

DVD Box Set

Space: 1999 Set 7 - New Video - USA (2002)

DVD Box Set

Space: 1999 Set 8 - New Video - USA (2002)

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Comments and Reviews


zabadak 18th Jul 2017		Great show, great cast, great theme choon! :happy:



MR B PAGE ● 17th Jul 2017		Review R.I.P.Martin Landau,I will definitely miss you and you`re a great actor when playing Commander Koenig as well as Rollin Hand in Mission:Impossible,and I still got all the dvds of both series,in which I will treasure forever. 3 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



23skidoo 26th May 2015		Shame I was just a touch too young at the time to appreciate a lot of that, but I did have a crush on Barbara Bain for a while and still have a crush on Catherine Schell though she looks odd without the eyebrows (I honestly didn't recognize her when I first saw Return of the Pink Panther and On Her Majesty's Secret Service). It still blows my mind that only a few years before starting to shoot this series (I read somewhere the first episode was actually filmed way back around 1973) Bain and Landau were on Mission Impossible. Seems like entirely different worlds!



23skidoo 26th May 2015		@BiggieTembo: "There was also a great episode where this ghost-space-ship had some kind of hairy monster in it that would drag its victims in via hypnosis and tentacles and kind of roast them and then eject them out all brown and crispy!" That episode actually gave me nightmares back in the day. It was also the first time I'd ever seen that level of gory violence (burned-to-a-crisp corpses, etc.; I was only about 7) and it certainly wasn't something I expected to see on Saturday afternoons when the show aired in my part of Canada! I always laugh when I read how around this time moral guardian Mary Whitehouse was going after Doctor Who for supposed violence despite a complete lack of blood or gore, yet shows like Space: 1999 which were equally pitched to kids (hands up everyone who bought the Power Records real-along comic and record sets) was far worse! That said, they did go from "brown and crispy" to walking lasagnes in the second season so it's possible someone did complain!



BiggieTembo 25th May 2015		Whaat? Can't believe you guys sayin' there's no real memories of this! I watched this when they showed it every Saturday afternoons - it was the Close Encounters of its day! People talk about Arthur C. Clarke inventing the future, an' all that - in this show, the characters had these gadgets that were a walkie-talkie with skype, a scientific testing facility and a phaser all in one! We're bloody walking round with these today, in the guise of our smartphones! Except mine ain't got a phaser :( but the torch is pretty good. There was also a great episode where this ghost-space-ship had some kind of hairy monster in it that would drag its victims in via hypnosis and tentacles and kind of roast them and then eject them out all brown and crispy! Reminded me of me Nan's toad-in-the-hole. Probably tasted the same too :-s



Monolith 25th May 2015		Sorry, what did you say? Do speak up, I can't hear you.



RadoxTheGreen 25th May 2015		Why were they always whispering?



cannyuk SUBS 25th May 2015



23skidoo 24th May 2015		I have pretty strong memories of "when such and such happened", mostly regarding the second season episodes where Maya was added. But fans tend to consider the first season to be superior as it was more hard SF than the second. I just remember that it was a fun show, and apparently they nearly got a 3rd season but US backing was pulled at the last minute.



biffbampow 24th May 2015		Same here... watched it, seen odd episodes over the last 20 years but... can't single anything out.



Monolith 24th May 2015		I know what you mean, I watched it, enjoyed it, but can't say "do you remember the episode were such and such happened?". It was good but not memorable.



Magic Marmalade 24th May 2015		I know I saw this... it's just one I have no specific memories of.



zabadak 23rd May 2015		Brilliant. A worthy successor to UFO. :happy:

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