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The week of August 29th, 1976: Let’s say you’re heading for a landing on Mars, getting ready to do science stuff. You’re probably not thinking about the fact that you’re going to miss shows about alien men escaping the yoke of female oppression, treacherous shape-shifters, and big Helix energy. It’s a good thing Retrogram is here to help. (54:12)
You know, if you’re into that sort of thing.
Links:
- Feel free to help support the show at Patreon or Ko-Fi!
- September 1976 in theLogBook’s History Timeline
- Space: 1999 DVDs in theLogBook.com Store
- Doctor Who (Tom Baker-era) DVDs in theLogBook.com Store
- theLogBook’s Redbubble Store
- Sci-Fi 5 from Roddenberry Podcasts
- What was the #1 song this week?
- Music by Jahzzar
- Also visit Pop Culture Retrorama (I’ve written a few articles there)
Music (in order):
“Great Dark Spot” by Jahzzar (betterwithmusic.com) CC BY-SA from the album Galaxy
“Power Of Ten” by Dee Zee from the album Random Sanity
“Suburban Outlaw” and “Ghost” by Forget the Whale from the album What I Tell Myself, Vol. 1
Sponsor break music: “Post Yes” by Soft And Furious from the album The Merfolk I Should Turn To Be
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