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Born in 51 what a great time to grow up 💯😎

I'm now aware of all of these but the only one I ever watched was Science Fiction Theater.

Quartermass 4 is very close to reality........

Remakes/reimaginings can definitely be done, especially of the older films like Forbidden Planet. If it works, we get a modern classic. If it doesn’t work then we still have the original version totally untouched. The only losers will be the studios, the viewers win whether it’s a success or a failure because we will always have the originals.

Excellent review..

The narrator's voice❤❤

seeing this the Steve Austin rendition of buck rogers looked awsome.

Interesting//informative/entertaining. Vagely remember some of those ( B&W ) episodes🤔 enjoy viewing 👀 the ( 1920's 30's 40's ) movie/TV filming equipment🤗

I loved Caprica... was very disappointed when it was cancelled.

I'd like to see Mark Gatiss have a go at a modern Quatermass adaptation.

A mention of the performance of Richard Wordworth in the first movie would have been nice. Thank you.

I was a kid at the time and watched Wuatermass from behind the sofa 🥴

Nice video, but try to control your sudden intake of breath every time you start talking as it’s very distracting.

Outstanding movies and television series.

Absolutely rock bottom.

Q and the pit. Brilliant. I still remember it to this day.

I've seen all of the Quatermass stuff, the 1967 movie was the only thing I actually liked. I am a fan of the Tom Baker Dr. Who episodes, but don't care for any of the others.

The biggest reason this movie failed is that there was no antagonist. The bad guy was already dead when the movie opens. There is no climatic battle at the end where good triumphs over evil. We had Luke, but Luke needs Darth Vader.

Great stuff. Is there any chance you guys can do an episode on Whitman comics 😜

I heard a lot about this but was too young.... to have seen it

Space Patrol's Buzz Cory's ship the Terra 5 was the first spaceship just about anywhere to have faster than light hyperdrive. They just shimmered it and added a whine. Spaaaace Paatrrool! Never missed a Saturday show--much to the puzzlement of my scientist father.

I was lucky enough to see a live reading of the original scripts of the Quatermass Experiment last year, it was great to be able to hear how it started.

So underrated, love Quatermass!

Love quatermass.❤

Yeah, _Quatermass IV_ is super bleak, can see why amidst the Winter of Discontent Britain rejected it's unbridled pessimism. Neale's obvious contempt for the youth is a sad way to effectively end the franchise.

I saw 5 Million Years to Earth when I was a child here in the US. I had vague memories of it but couldn't remember the title. I found it a few years ago on a cable channel and I found it still holds up as a good SciFi movie with horror undertones.

Got the surviving episodes on DVD .

Pertwees Dr Who era was influenced by Quatermass

I need Quatermass t - shirt 😊

I remember watching the 1967 movie on new york city tv 📺 channel 1976 I was 11 years old Awesomely outstanding & very scary 😮

100 % awesomely done video Fascinating series & movies I love them all 😊 Greetings from Oviedo central Florida 🇵🇷

I think you' should include The Avengers from the 1960s as science fiction too,, as many of the stories were a bit like Quatermass

Shame about the voiceover… I found it so banal an irritating I had to turn it off. Is this more dreadful AI???

What an excellent video. Well done. No unrelated stock footage. An intelligent script. I just subscribed.

I always felt Tobe Hooper's 1985 film Lifeforce was spiritually akin to the Quatermass films. And to a lesser extent the Midwich Cuckoos/Children of the Damned films. I also thought the Science fiction novel Chocky would deserve a feature film or television mini-series production.

I'll probably catch hell for saying this, but my favorite portrayal of him in Quatermass 2 by Brian Donlevy. His performance reminds me so much of that of William Hartnell as the original Doctor. Those guys did not suffer fools lightly. I always thought that he was working for the British Rocket Group because he was such a pain-in-the-ass that the Americans couldn't put up with him.

I really enjoyed watching the John Mills Quatermass miniseries on TV back in 1979. I also didn't like the 'American' Professor version, he was too out of character for me to enjoy. Of course being a Scotsman, I mostly enjoyed the Prof Q from Quatermass and the Pit 1967 film, though it was quite a few years after release before I was old enough to watch it.

Did you use an AI voice for this? I ask because for and English sounding female, several of her pronunciations are not how we says these words in English in Britain.

There were not four novels based on the series. Nigel Kneale only wrote one novel, based on the fourth series. In the case of the previous series, the books were the original scripts.

Anthony Quayle would have made a great Quatermass.

Thank you for expanding my knowledge of these stories. Now I can stop referring to it as "Quartermass" and call it by its proper name.

there was a 3rd Doctor Doctor Who story 'The Daemons' that seems very similar in many ways to Quatermass and the pit, and a 4th Doctor one 'The seeds of doom' partly 'similar' to the Quatermass experiment! i cant think of one offhand thats reasonably similar to Quatermass 2 at the moment!

Wait, Quatermass existed before "The Quatermass Experiment"? I'm mortified that I didn't know this.

I have been curious about Quatermass for *decades* but never had the time to sit down and research, so this video is exactly what I wanted. I will definitely be tracking a few episodes down!

A.I. liens have taken over a young Esther Rantzen to do their voice overs. Humanity, be on your guard, they are coming.

As an American my first exposure to Quatermass was the 1967 Quatermass and the Pit when I was a teenager. I saw it on one of those late show programs I wasn't supposed to be staying up to watch ad it was scary ad very memorable. Even then I found Quatermass being portrayed by an American to be wrong. I wish they had done better by Mr. Kneale, I'll always be grateful for his creation. I loved X the Unknown and have told many about it but even I knew it should have been Quatermass.

Great over view of the Quatermas ouvre, thanks and well done!

Andrew Keir was a great Quatermass. I enjoyed both the TV version and the film version. PS: Melvyn Hayes, who played "Gloria" in "It ain't half Hot Mum" Played Frankie, the boy who got killed on a family outing near the plant in Quatermass 2.

Notwithstanding the sweet, girlie voice, the unnatural pauses and over-emphases clearly mark this out as AI-generated. Couldn't listen to more than a few minutes.

The 1979 version literally describes the rise of Woke....sheepish behaviour by those who have it too comfy... the urbanites the Metropolitans...the suburbanites.... creating something to worry about from a position of total security .