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Logan's Run

1977 · TV series · 60 min episodes · 1 season

Created by William F. Nolan, George Clayton Johnson

ActionAdventureScience FictionFantasy

In a futuristic society where reaching the age of 30 is a death sentence, a rebellious law enforcement agent goes on the run in search of Sanctuary.

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  1. Neutralndsipa_pomuDec 29, 2022

    The TV series of Logan's Run and Planet of the Apes are reasonably obscure because they weren't too popular (I've got hold of both them, by the way).

    Some other titles to pique your interest:

    1981 BBC version of The Day of the Triffids

    1979 Tales of the Unexpected (not scifi really)

    1979 Sapphire & Steel (with the most annoying introduction - they are not elements!)

    1979 Quatermass series

    1979 The Omega Factor

    1978 Blake's 7 (should not really count as obscure due to the impact the series had)

    1977 The Fantastic Journey

    1977 Children of the Stones

    1977 Beasts (anthology series by Nigel Kneale)

    1975 Sky

    1975 The Invisible Man (really cheesy, featuring David McCallum)

    1975 The Changes

    1974 Zodiac

    1973 The Tomorrow People

    1970 Timeslip

    1969 The Owl Service

    1968 The Champions

    1966 The Time Tunnel

    1966 Mission: Impossible

    1965 Out of the Unknown

    1960 The Strange World of Gurney Slade

    1958 Quatermass and the Pit mini-series

    1955 Quatermass II

  2. Negativetoast0Jul 20, 2019

    $4/movie when i could get a month of X service for $8-12/month is kind of too high. Pay per episode for the TV shows I want to watch is too high almost whatever the price (who would pay anything to watch the logan's run tv series??)

    Maybe we can get a frequent renter's club. $20/month for 8 movies (two a week) and 20 episodes?

  3. NeutralmikecaneAug 23, 2011

    FWIW, an episode of the TV series Logan's Run once showed a young woman using a color paint program on a flat tablet that was wirelessly transmitting to a wall-mounted screen. Today we'd say that was a Wacom tablet with a Bluetooth connection to an anybrand HDTV.

    And let's not forget the word "art" in "prior art."