Science Fiction Collection (page 7)

Side by Side, Star Wars Vinyl Records on Sale for 65 pence at Woolworth store, and 1.50 at HMV, Oxford Street, London, 31st December 1977. Cut by Damon Records

Star Wars Vinyl Record on Sale for 65 pence at Woolworth store in Oxford Street, London, 31st December 1977. Cut by Damon Records. Pictured, Brian Futcher, associate manager of Woolworth

Left to Right: Actors Philip Ray (as Daniel Eldred), Louise Pajo (as Gia Kelly) Ronald Leigh Hunt ( as Julian Radnor) and Patrick Troughton (as Dr Who)

Elisabeth Sladen, Actress, Studio Pix, 18th August 1973

Doctor Who, actor Tom Baker - the 4th Doctor - pictured with assistants Sarah Jane Smith played by actress Elisabeth Sladen & John Andrews played by Ian Marter 9th December 1974

Nicola Bryant, actress, who will star in Doctor Who, as his - 25th - assistant Peri, photo-call, Tuesday 5th July 1983. Full character name, Perpugilliam Brown

Actor Tom Baker - the 4th Doctor Who, pictured with fellow Time Lord Romana played by actress Sarah Ward aka Lalla Ward, France.during a break in filming in Paris. 2nd May 1979

Bollitt played by Sara Griffiths seen here with the seventh Dr Who Sylvester McCoy during the filming of the Dr Who story, Delta and the Bannermen. 5th July 1987

Doctor Who, actor Tom Baker - the 4th Doctor - pictured with new assistant Leela played by actress Louise Jameson, the Doctors first alien companion 26th October 1976

Doctor Who new assistant Leela played by actress Louise Jameson, the Doctors first alien companion, 26th October 1976

Elizabeth Sladen with Jon Pertwee standing in the courtyard of BBC Television Centre after it was announced that she will play Sarah Jane Smith

Photocall to introduce new Doctor, actor Tom Baker - the 4th Doctor - pictured with assistant Sarah Jane Smith played by actress Elisabeth Sladen, 15th February 1974

Dr Who, Sylvester McCoy with his assistant Ace alias Sophie Aldred during a BBC photocall to promote the new series of Doctor Who. 15th November 1988

Sylvester McCoy as Doctor Who seen here filming at the Majestic Holiday Camp on Barry Island, South Glamorgan, Wales for the Dr Who TV serial " Delta and the Bannermen" 29th June 1987

Actor Peter Davison seen here during his first a press conference as the 5th Doctor Who in Hammersmith Park at the rear of the BBC Television Centre in West London

18 year old Matthew Waterhouse making his debut in the BBC TV series Dr Who. Waterhouse will play the part of Adric and seen here with Lalla Ward on the set of the Tardis at BBC TV centre

Melanie the doctors assistant played by Bonnie Langford seen here with the seventh Dr Who Sylvester McCoy during the filming of the Dr Who story, Delta and the Bannermen

21 year old Nicola Bryant seen here being introduced to the press as Doctor Whos first American assistant. She plays Perpugilliam " Peri" Brown, a wealthy young American botany student

nDr. Whoi John Pertwee: Jon Pertwee returns as Dr. Who when a new series of adventures begins on BBC-1 at 5.50 pm Saturday January 1st and for the first time

Entertainment Film. Science Fiction series being made for ATV by Century 21 Productions. (Century 21 is Gerry and Sylvia Anderson who made the very successful puppet series, Thunderbirds)

Rocket Blastoff

Illustration from De la Terre a la Lune by Jules Verne, 1865. The astronauts, having landed, set to work surveying the Moon. From De la Terre a la Lune (From the Earth to the Moon) by Jules Verne

Artistic ice sculptures in shape of an alien face in a hotel suite, Lainio Snow Village, Kittila, Lapland, Finland

Actress Mary Tamm, who played Doctor Whos companion Romana. Circa 1978

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Coal and Oil Fired Power Stations: Cottam Power Station, Outgang Lane, Retford, Nottinghamshire. Control room showing unit control desk and lighting above

Krytion 3
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Deep 2
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Green UFO Collage Art
Samantha Hearn

Beamed Up Collage Art
Samantha Hearn

little Manhattan
Pierre Bacus

Robots at fighting
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Deep 3
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Tekton 4
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Tropolis city
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Alien odl fashion
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Terra Cybo 11
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Sputnik at asteroids
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Velocide ship artq
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Cyborg Ree-Kaa
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Safety uniform
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Borg T10 cyborg
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Soldier A. D. 1920
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Krytion 11
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Krytion 1
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It was not me cyborg
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Don't look there - fantasy
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Catalypsia Cyborg dream
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Das Schemat cyborg
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Filming started today at Shepperton Studios of "Daleks Invade Earth, " a thrilling science fiction adventure that promises to transport audiences to a world beyond imagination. As the cameras roll, the iconic Daleks come to life, their metallic exteriors gleaming under the studio lights. VERNE: 20, 000 LEAGUES takes us on an extraordinary journey beneath the waves, where only one of its arms wriggles in the air, brandishing unknown wonders lurking in the depths. Amidst this spacial phenomenon in the cosmos, Thunderbird II gracefully takes off at Slough film studios during filming of the beloved Thunderbirds series. The futuristic aircraft soars through imaginary skies with precision and grace, captivating viewers' hearts and minds. Behind-the-scenes glimpses reveal intense training sessions as Derek Ware teaches Valentino Musetti's Saracen how to fight. With every move meticulously choreographed by Ware himself, these scenes promise heart-pounding action and adrenaline-fueled excitement. Meanwhile, Tom Baker breathes life into his portrayal of The Doctor in BBC TV series Doctor Who. His enigmatic presence fills each frame as he battles against time-traveling foes across London's iconic landmarks. Big Ben stands tall as Dalek characters roam nearby - a testament to both classic storytelling and cutting-edge special effects. As Ian (William Russell) joins forces with Valentino Musetti's Saracen for an epic showdown against evil forces threatening humanity's existence, Derek Ware runs through fight scenes with them tirelessly. His expertise ensures that every punch lands perfectly and every kick resonates with power. Science fiction has always pushed boundaries and ignited our imaginations like no other genre can. From intergalactic wars to underwater adventures and time-traveling escapades - it transports us beyond our wildest dreams while exploring profound themes that resonate deeply within us all.