Creepy Green Light
Paranormal Adept
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Good call! Lol.Those cadet uniforms are straight outta Compton! Er, sorry, straight outta Thunderbirds. Thunderbirds are GO! (for Mike)
Exactly. I saw people debating the name of the show on IMDB. A lot of people (including myself) remember the show being called "Project Bluebook" (not Project UFO). Seems like one season it was called one name & the other season it was called the other name. Not sure what the reasoning was for that.I have the series on a bootleg DVD. Strange to see Blue Book cases time-shifted into the late Seventies, portrayed with bad imitation Star Wars and Close Encounters UFO special effects. Stranger still to see Robby the Robot with a see through R2-D2 head in this episode.
A lot of people (including myself) remember the show being called "Project Bluebook" (not Project UFO).
Goggs, funny you said that. Because when I heard the "shhhh" sound I laughed to myself. I didn't bother trying to explain it to my kids as they wouldn't get it. But I totally noticed that last night.There is a great little bit when the craft is down beside the cadet and you can hear the exact 'shhhh' sound Star Trek used for the automatic doors.
It isn't similar, it's the actual sound. I suppose the series was made by the same studio, or sound effects 8-track's were the same for all productions?
Yeah, but it was also listed all over and shown on TV with the title "Project Bluebook". Someone on IMDB tried telling another user that he's mistaken and then there's a bunch of replies from all over saying that they saw it as Project Bluebook also. Then the guy tried saying maybe it was just in my area of the U.S. and then people adamantly posted things like "No, I'm from So. Cal and it was Project Bluebook", "Im from upstate NY and I remember it as Project Bluebook". I chimed in that it was Project Bluebook here in N.J. Several of us made the comment of "...when I first saw a TV series listed as "Project UFO" I thought, 'what is this show like a rip off of Project Bluebook?', then I discovered that it is the same show."It was Project UFO, and if you search old newspapers and magazines, you'll find listings for it under that title, at least in the USA.
Here's a Starlog issue with a long article on it from June 1978
Starlog Magazine Issue 014
LOL. Did I ever post about the time I was taken aboard a flying saucer?Sounds like a rip in time-space, then. Looks like the peoples of two Earths are being folded together into one time stream.
One question though, since there may be other differences. In the world you are from, what color was Lucille Ball's hair?
Nice! Thanks for the heads up CurtOne important detail overlooked in the discussion so far.
Donna Douglas ("Elly May Clampett" on The Beverly Hillbillies) was on two episodes of Project U.F.O. playing different characters each time:
- Sighting 4026: The Atlantic Queen Incident (1979) ... Mrs. Ferrell
- Sighting 4006: The Nevada Desert Incident (1978) ... Wendy