The Man from the 25th Century

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1968
17min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueOn a blue alien planet, a man stands in an arena, watched by 5 alien beings. They are testing the man's mental and physical abilities. His identity is that of a man 27 years old, born in 195... Tout lireOn a blue alien planet, a man stands in an arena, watched by 5 alien beings. They are testing the man's mental and physical abilities. His identity is that of a man 27 years old, born in 1951 on planet Earth.On a blue alien planet, a man stands in an arena, watched by 5 alien beings. They are testing the man's mental and physical abilities. His identity is that of a man 27 years old, born in 1951 on planet Earth.

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This unsold pilot was originally meant to be a spin-off of Perdus dans l'espace (1965) but that idea was scrapped.

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Edited from Perdus dans l'espace (1965)

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3/10

Not even a good pilot

I just saw an old copy of "The Man from the 25th Century." It should be tossed back to the 25th century so nobody will have it inflicted on them and perhaps by then historians will look at it some interest as they wonder if TV could have caused the doom of our society.

I wasn't expecting much but even my rather low hopes weren't met. I guess I am not an Irwin Allen fan. Perhaps I am too much of a snob. Lost In Space isn't Sci Fi in my book. Well, this was stock footage from Lost in Space and Time Tunnel chopped together with a few new pieces shot on reworked parts of the Lost in Space Jupiter 2 set. It had all the elements of Irwin Allen. Evil big headed aliens in shiny "futuristic" costumes, right out of Time Tunnel and Lost in Space, lots of fighting and equipment spitting sparks.

It's pretty obvious why this one wasn't picked up. It wasn't good, even by the standards of his TV epochs like "Land of the Giants."