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My first decade for TV was the 60s - aged 4 to 8 I saw TV change from back
and white to colour and half of the TV I loved was imported - The Time
Tunnel, Land of the Giants, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Lost in Space,
Batman, Spider-Man, The Man from UNCLE (not forgetting The Girl from
UNCLE), The Addams Family, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeanie, and of course the
wonder that was Star Trek and, not to mention, the Apollo space program
(the greatest TV of all for me in 1969).
I watched all of these on reruns when I was a kid. I know it wasn't
first hand experience but discovering all of these new shows when I was
younger was still loads of fun. And sometimes I had no idea I was
watching reruns of long canceled shows.
>But domestically we had The Avengers, The Champions, The Prisoner (which I
didn´t understand one little bit but still loved),
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But the 70s - the 70s (9-19) were my golden age. The UK truly shone.
Catweazle. Monty Python. Timeslip. Jason King. The Protectors. The
Persuaders. Children of the Stones. Sky. UFO. Space 1999. Doomwatch.
Survivors. The Changes. Blake´s 7. The Tomorrow People. Sapphire and Steel.
The New Avengers. And Doctor Who.
>The 60s were wonderful: the 80s were OK: but the 70s were my decade and my
golden age of sci fi and of Doctor Who. Even though I had loved Pat
Troughton as the Doctor,
he was eclipsed by Pertwee and the earlier half of>
Tom Baker (for me the rot set in with Romana II. The last great Tom story
was City of Death, the rest is just a coda).
I love "City of Death" it is one of my all time favorites.
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