By GFR | publishing
The 1950s were the golden age of television. As the medium enters more and more houses, TV shows are beginning to have a huge impact on pop culture. TV shows are a thriving market that broadcasters want to conquer with as much programming as possible.
So, the wide variety of programming means that many genre series have left their mark in a generation. Science fiction is no different. In fact, as technological advances brought about a new vision for the future, it gained a lot of cultural momentum in the post-war United States.
There are important sci-fi shows from this critical era that are still worth looking for a modern audience, so the good guys of the giant Freakin robots enter our time machine and bring back the Sci-Fi TV show from the 1950s, but still worth a look.
Flash Gordon
Star Wars DNA dates back decades before the first time it opened up to crawls.
George Lucas was inspired by the original 1930s Flash Gordon series. These led to the development of trends in the 1950s.
Flash Gordon and his allies roaming spacecraft in the 33rd century attempting to protect the galaxy, constantly threatened by the madness and intrigue of the gangsters of Paul Richards.
While we love this show, it’s an interstellar precursor to Star Trek, the best thing is Flash Gordon It was Irene Champlin’s performance as Dale Arden, whose fearless female scientist showed the audience, not to mention the galaxy – the girl who had no one in distress.
Flash Gordon It is an early science fiction idol, and its influence is still felt to this day. He walked, so Captain Kirk could run…or warp.
Twilight Zone
Since 1959, genre changes to TV forever. Twilight Zone It is an anthology series created by Dreamweaver master plus actor Rod Serling. Each plot offers a new story and new horror that explores not only science fiction but also a fusion of fantasy, horror and delightful fusion of these genres and other genres.
Narratively, the Twilight Zone is a different dimension, and it is the reality we recognize until the nightmare begins.
There are many outstanding sci-fi series, such as the creepy and dark comic story “Serve Men”, the personal tragedy of the apocalypse of “Final Enough Time”, the dystopian allegory of “Obsolete People”, and we can list our favorite plots throughout the day – let’s see that video in the comments, but all can watch this video in these plots and view those plots and view the entire show.
When we talk about the most important TV show in human history Twilight Zone Will always be in the conversation. Almost 70 years later, it is still looking for ways to attract new audiences. Open the door with the key of imagination and enter the Twilight Zone.
Tom Corbett, Space Craft
You believe someone beat it Starfleet Academy Shown about 80 years ago?
Tom Corbett, Space Craft It is a show about futuristic teenagers training and becoming a member of the solar guard. Their travels with a fascinating misfortune experience as part of their on-the-job training. These Star Knights are not the usual sci-fi bad guys, but encounter natural disasters and must combine their collective brain power and cutting-edge technology to save the day.
What we love most about this series is its relentless optimism and belief in the power of science, and even if an idealist franchise like Star Trek becomes an idealist franchise that is more interested in stupidity than science, we are more attractive.
Young idealism encountered eternal optimism in this space life, representing the positiveness of the golden age of science fiction.
Science Fiction Theater
Years before tHis Twilight Zone Helped define science fiction, the anthology series is already a popular form of programming, including Science Fiction Theater.
The show’s hook is to use legal science to tell stories about aliens, time travel, environmental disasters, and why people shouldn’t be with nature’s mother. Pamela Isley will say something about it.
The series debuted in 1955 and did use pseudoscience and Quickery. An example is the episode “Flashing” in which a flashing TV forces a young man to murder through hypnosis.
Most plots are directly from Scientific Americanmaking it an interesting time capsule of how popular culture sees science in the atomic era.
There are many plots about the dangers of technology, including the plot about humans turning into workers’ drones through enzymes, which is the version from the 1950s Black Mirror.
Captain’s video
Original science fiction series, Captain video and video ranger A staggering 1,500 episodes aired from 1949 to 1954, but only a few survive to this day.
Set in the distant future, the video leads a team of Rangers dedicated to defending the truth and justice of the planet and the entire galaxy.
It is worth noting that the “I Tobor” plot introduces the first robot character on TV, with the young Ernest Borgnine playing the recurring villain Nargola.
Live streaming five days a week in the studio above the department store. Captain’s video There is no budget, but the series has taken a hit and has affected science fiction for more than 70 years.
Rocket Ranger’s pole Brown
In the 90s, fans debated Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Tearing Babylon 5 vice versa. Well, history is repeating itself because similar conflicts occurred among fans in the 50s Tom Corbett, Space Craft and later series Rocket Ranger’s pole Brown.
Rod Brown Thanks to its independent plot and three major Rangers, including the upright Ranger Rod Brown, the anxious and annoying Ranger Frank and the chubby comic relief, Ranger Wilby “Wormsey” Wormsey.
Live performances every Saturday morning. Rod Brown It is the predecessor of Saturday morning cartoons, from plot performances in each episode to fascinating theme songs and even matching merchandise.
Rocket Ranger’s pole Brown It might have been considered a counterfeit at the time, but it was also a live-action comic and indirectly responsible for decades of Happy Saturday Morning.
Tomorrow’s story
Rod Sterling Quote Tomorrow’s story As a main inspiration Twilight Zone And it is not difficult to see the reason.
Tomorrow’s story It is a unique blend of pen and paper storytelling and played on live TV, a primitive energy that was only seen on stage before.
Showcases the talents of early science fiction writers, such as Arthur C.
Tomorrow’s story Magic comes from its unpredictability. The actors will forget the lines, unfortunate props and have to roll because there is no second place.
Don’t believe us? Just check out the plot of “Frankenstein” and during the recording, the famous legacy actor Lon Chaney Jr. was so shocked that he thought he was still wearing a rehearsal.
Test the limits of early television broadcasts, Tomorrow’s story It’s a engaging watch because even if improvisation becomes sometimes necessary, the talent involved and excellent storytelling pave the way for future anthology. No Tomorrow’s storyprobably never Twilight Zone.
Commando Cody: The Sky Marshal of the Universe
Commando Cody: The Sky Marshal of the Universe It is an essential viewing for anyone who desires to experience alien invasions, jetpacks, and interplanetary travel through toy plane props. cute.
Appointed by the U.S. government to investigate catastrophic climate issues that ruined the planet Earth, he equipped the rocket ship and his trusted jetpack to reach the bottom of what really happened.
There is reason to believe that a ruthless alien dictator was the cause of the trouble on Earth, and Cody turned her eyes to the sky and kept no fees to prevent his planet from some destruction.
The entire story was told in just 12 episodes, Commando Cody: The Sky Marshal of the Universe Let your ongoing cliffs filled with bold escapes, celestial confrontations and a mystery that slowly emanates in its short, serialized run. But the best part is Cody’s loud and clumsy jetpack, which is impractical and far from secret.
Remind us why we fall in love with science fiction first, Commando Cody The obvious limitations only add to its savage charm, making it perfect for a quick weekend binge.
Men enter space
Men enter space Taking space exploration seriously has won some serious views to support the fantastic sight of alien invasions.
Colonel Ed McCalley leads various manned missions in the solar system, but without alien opponents Men enter space. Instead, our heroes find themselves dealing with real-life disaster scenarios, including oxygen shortages and equipment failures. The focus of the series is to explore survival and problem solving in unknown areas.
Yes, special effects Men enter space By today’s standards is primitive, but it’s eager to try the most realistic fictional dangers, which means it often reflects solid science. This includes its description of pressurized suits, asteroid interception, and the construction of complex space telescopes before real-life attempts to develop such technologies.
Decades ahead of its time Men enter space It is a treatment that is absolutely worthy of attention, as it not only proves to the audience that space exploration is possible, but it almost predicts the next inevitable step of human progress.
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