Episode list

It's September 13, 1999, and a nuclear waste explosion sends the occupants of Moonbase Alpha careening out of Earth orbit.

Sometimes it's better not to catch up with your old flame.

Black suns come with that touch of extra doom.

I'd make a snarky joke about what your ring is around, but we've got a glowing planetoid here with an eye set into a brain.

You know things are gonna get weird when Christopher Lee shows up. Especially if you're one of those damn bureaucrats

"I swore I'd never let myself get caught in one of these godforsaken paradoxes - the future is the past, the past is the future, it all gives me a headache." - Captain Kathryn Janeway

Well, I certainly hope they find him. I wanna play me some Zelda - With an "evolved" space princess.

Sometimes it's nice to just chill and do nothing.

We cannot always avoid those messy workplace conflicts.

The kids sure grow up fast, don't they?

The One In Which Paul Morrow Takes Some 'shrooms and Begins Trippin' Balls.

Not that Voyager - or that one. This is a different one.

No better time for "ramming speed."

At least we know that dominion is Blessed, Brian-style.

Too bad they already used the episode title "Missing Link."

If there's an end, then it's not really eternity, is it?

Shall we play a game? How about Global Thermonuclear War?

Some enemies last.

He seemed so nice and normal. No red flags went up at all.

Rave, or Foam Party? Why not both?

Who doesn't love an evil, disembodied computer?

With our returning guest star - the wig. Oh, and Joan Collins is under the wig.

Providing nightmare fuel for children since 1975.

How hard will you testify? Enough to doom 300 Alphans?

We fly-by each of the twenty-four first season Space: 1999 episodes.

A between season curio that involves Nick Tate, Brian Blessed, and a whole lot of models and props modified from Space: 1999.

They keep saying "meta" and it's triggering me in 2024.

Don't trust anyone under 30.

Sexy robots wanna sex you up. That, and learn violence.

Let's rock.

Only two things I hate: blind prejudice, and the Scottish.

Never let a Taybor into your home.

You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have, The Rules of Luton.

Urge to kill - rising.

How could a robot ever be annoying?

An intergalactic key party hosted by a new age tyrant.

How many of you noticed that the ladies at the end were green?

'Cause you gotta' have faith.

More fun than a house of mirrors.

The episode that kind of has Darth Vader.

Vindrus is an anti-matter being who has made strong style choices.

This episode is so warped, man.

Just how much wonder does Space: 1999's only two-parter bring?

Actually, after The Beta Cloud we expected this one to be called The Lambda Cloud, since it does in fact have a cloud.

I suppose the Satanic Panic tried to warn you about this kind of thing.

The space vampire cannot come into your Moonbase unless you first invite him.

Shout at the Devil.

How will Kirk and Spock deal with that space amoeba? -- wait. Not that one.

It may be fan service, but it's served with a second helping of season one's existential dread.

C'mon, Dorcon. Listen to this podcast about Space:1999. Maybe dorc off after you've Dorcon'ed.