Buck Rogers: El aventurero del espacio

Título original: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century

Serie de TV
1979–1981
TV-14
1h

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Gil Gerard and Erin Gray in Buck Rogers: El aventurero del espacio (1979)

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Un astronauta del siglo veinte surge de los 105 años de animación suspendida en un tiempo futuro para convertirse en el héroe más grande de la Tierra.Un astronauta del siglo veinte surge de los 105 años de animación suspendida en un tiempo futuro para convertirse en el héroe más grande de la Tierra.Un astronauta del siglo veinte surge de los 105 años de animación suspendida en un tiempo futuro para convertirse en el héroe más grande de la Tierra.

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Ganó 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 1 premio ganado y 5 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Props, costumes, special effects shots, and sets from Battlestar Galactica (1978) were used in this series.

Errores
Through the series, there are many sequences when Buck Rogers and/or Wilma Deering would take off in one configuration of a starfighter and then different cuts would have them sitting side by side and then a moment later one before the other. There would also be different ships (sky sled) where they would take off in one type of ship, exterior shots show them as they fly through space in a totally different looking ship, and then either land in the same ship they took off in, or in another different looking ship.

Citas
Narrator: [voiceover during narrative] The year is 1987, and NASA launches the last of America's deep space probes. In a freak mishap, Ranger 3 and its pilot, Captain William "Buck" Rogers, are blown out of their trajectory into an orbit which freezes his life support systems, and returns Buck Rogers to Earth... 500 years later.

Créditos curiosos
The opening credits for the first season finale "Flight of the War Witch" differ from the credit sequences for the rest of the season's episodes (except the pilot). After the series title appears, there follows a succession of short scenes from this episode as well as from the television version of the pilot (including the episode). After about 20 seconds, the credits resume as normal.

Versiones alternativas
The opening episode "Awakening" was originally released as the theatrical movie Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979). For television, the movie's sensual opening credits were removed, a scene showing Tigerman being killed was omitted, some dialogue was toned down, and several scenes were added including an epilogue setting up the television series. The movie was also re-edited into a two-parter for syndication.

Conexiones
Edited into Prison Ship (1986)

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7/10

Enjoyable but very predictable

This series is fun and somewhat compelling to watch. But in every episode there are recurring incidents which defy any sense of innovativeness: 1. Panels on walls are destroyed. Approximately three per episode. This is done primarily to lock someone in a room.

2. Buck Rogers is deep in enemy territory and uses force to get the job done. 9 of 10 episodes' problems are solved in this manner. If he is captured or wants to free someone, he'll just have to start swinging at the guards and everything will be fine. Never any solutions based on intellect.

3. Buck Rogers is labeled by someone as the most perfect creature in the entire universe.

4. A new woman is introduced and shows immediate affection for Buck Rogers.

5. When they are flying in space, there is no variation from the theme of shooting at other spacecraft, and one hit always means the destruction of the target.

6. Twiki is unable to say anything that isn't deeply annoying.

7. Dr. Huer is very sensible.

8. The shows end with Rogers, Deering, Huer and Twiki eating at Buck's apartment and Rogers is laughing as the frame freezes.

All this aside, it's a good series. Not many dull moments. However, don't watch the episode called "A Blast for Buck", it's just a mixture of various flashbacks from previous episodes, and the real time ending is almost worse than the flashbacks.