Gerry Anderson's girls

[stefani_tg]

Gotta love those ladies in tight outfits and purple hair! The look was designed by Gerry's wife Sylvia.

actually they weren't...

[quagmire_uk]

Oh well sorry, I read that somewhere. Lol.

[stefani_tg]

Oh well sorry, I read that somewhere. Lol.

yeh i thought so too but its a myth. being intrested in fash i said the same thing to a fan of those series once i knew and he went to great pains to show me designs which were done by a designer on the show and not by sylvia anderson

i couldnt find the girl costumes but i did find some - and im sure it was the same artist - signed 'k g wilson'

http://ufoseries.com/preProduction/alienCostume.jpg

http://ufoseries.com/preProduction/desicaCostume.jpg

[lewt_00]

I will add that one of the M/B girls Nina looses the wig for a SkyDiver assignment.

Dave the QSFan

[stefani_tg]

actually there's another one where steve zodiac is thrown from his hover bike into a quagmire... i've only seen it once though



edit: found a mention online of it - it's called 'The Day in the Life of a Space General'

apparently this episode has been colourised for a new dvd set release out tomorrow?

http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releases/ ... qanda.html

also a clip on youtube (sadly not the quagmire scene)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBZN3c7O9wc

[lewt_00]

There is the "Space 1999" episode "Space Brain". The moonbase was
inundated with foam from a entity as the moon was passing through
it. There were two or three scene of the men an women in the foam-
swamped corridors.

Dave the QSFan

[Kookus]

Just opened that one to look at it. Looks like somebody's washing machine overflowed. I'll bet they had a fun time trying to clean up the set after that.

[Tim Kelly]

Just for the record, the original uniforms for "Space 1999" were designed by Rudi Gernreich, who, if memory serves me right, was the designer responsible for....the Miniskirt!

[Duncan Edwards]

Just for the record, the original uniforms for "Space 1999" were designed by Rudi Gernreich, who, if memory serves me right, was the designer responsible for....the Miniskirt!

He was responsible for a lot of great creations. The man was ahead of his time when it came to adoring the female form. I remember these three in particular.

[Tim Kelly]

did't Hammer Films borrow the set from Space 1999 for a film; "Moon Zero Two"?