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| The Outer Limits: "Fun and Games" |
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| "Amok Time." |
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| The Starlost: "The Goddess Calabra" |
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| Planet of the Apes: "The Gladiators" |
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| Space:1999: "The Rules of Luton." |
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| Blake's 7: "Duel" |
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| V: "The Champion" |
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| Angel: "The Ring" |
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| Farscape: "That Old Black Magic" |
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| Star Trek: Voyager: "Tsunkatse" |
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| Firefly: "Shindig" |
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| Smallville: "Dominion" |
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It is quite difficult to believe, but in 2024, Ridley Scott’s Alien (1979) turns 45 years old. Perhaps the most amazing thing about Alie...
Good selections. You also could have included Buck Rogers against Tigerman from Buck Rogers In 25th Century(1979-1981).
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