https://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/the-outer-limits-the-complete-original-series/id1454317864
First price drop. I picked this up a couple of weeks ago, and it’s still on sale. I’m not sure how long the sale will last. There is a Blu-Ray release. I hope the digital version eventually gets an HD upgrade, like The Twilight Zone.
Comet tv is run like a tv station so there's a schedule. There's also a roku app now I think. US region locked? Works for L.A. servers.
http://www.comettv.com/schedule/?tz=pacific&date=oct+24
I only remember one episode, which I saw around late 90s early 2000s I think.
The plot was a woman lived in this house in the country, with her dog. The area she lived in was not wooded, more rocky and hilly. She's doing something in her basement when she finds this large slab buried in the ground. She disturbs it and releases this demon who kills her dog and possibly some people who come visit. It is finally killed by a guy with a sword, might have been a sword cane, and it's hinted that he was a saint who arrived to protect her.
Hey everyone, when I was a kid, early to mid-90s, I remember seeing something on TV that the adults were all watching:
A woman has escaped from someplace, robots (drones, maybe prison guards) are chasing after her. I think she dips behind a wooden fence in area or possibly down an alleyway.
She has a tattoo on her chest, I think it was purple and circular and this is how she is being tracked, so as her captors (robots, drones, prison guards) are catching up to her she begins to scratch at the tattoo to remove the skin from her body so she isn't caught.
This is all I remember, I've scoured the episode descriptions of the new outer limits but there isn't enough information to tell if it's one of those, but maybe someone out there is more familiar with the series or perhaps it's just some random scifi movie.
Apparently their budget was the same as tng, but they have new sets every episode. I guess the lack of $$$ actors saved a bit of money?
https://youtu.be/1-9pOLbxkkg There's something familiar at 33:00 Directed by Jonathan Glassner, executive producer Brad Wright.
I have recently been revisiting this album from my early teens quite a bit. I've never gotten into any other Voivod albums and know very little about them (Angel Rat and Nothingface have, so far, done nothing for me), but the Outer Limits, from its production to its inventive arrangments and riffing, seems to me an unsung prog-metal classic. Does anyone else see it that way?
My guess: astro
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Human beings are naturally sceintists. This I learned from the top sceintists of human civilization: Prof. Dawkins, Prof. Degrasse, Prof. Newton, etc. Every night I'd peek at the vast reaches of outer space with my telescope. Except this time, I saw some flashing lights in outer space. I don't believe in aliens... or so I thought. When I awoke aboard their mothership, I saw them clearly: outer galactic skellingtons with no heads!!! They started dissecting me which rly sucked. Then their heads spun around spookily!
Yes, that's how I recall it happened... 50 years ago... WHEN I WAS ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAHAH HA H AHHAHAH!!!! BOO!
I often find myself becoming part of small groups and communities and I typically end up on the edges of those communities and eventually back outside of them.
The common denominator, of course, is me. I am the weirdo of weirdos. I am pleasant until some unpleasant moment where I make someone angry or uncomfortable because I am aberrant in some way.
Or. I don't know what I want from people.
Bloop.
In that episode, humans were basically kept in prisons by an alien race iirc, some guy decided he wanted to escape and got his arm cut off in the process, and I vividly remember episode ending with his female friend/love interest being shown on screen as slowly being transformed into an alien herself.
