Activities
Clubs
Missing Link
Missing Link is a Space:1999 fan club for members of the 70's classic series. You are welcome to join this FREE Internet group for chats, messages and so on. BUT for the more dedicated fans we will be producing 4 fanzines "Main Mission" a year for the Club, plus a Membership Card, Club Badge and merchandise discounts + much more. This is for the more active fans only which includes a working position on our own version of Alpha Moonbase. We are proud to announce that we have 2 honorary members so far that have agreed to our interest and they are GERRY ANDERSON and BARRY MORSE.
For more information regarding membership input please email us at: missing_link_1999@hotmail.com and we'll get back to you ASAP.
Out of Earth Orbit Club, The (Out Orb)
Based in Detroit, Michigan, The Out of Earth Orbit Club (Out Orb) focuses on all aspects of Space: 1999. Included in its newsletter is a Space: 1999 comic strip called "All New Episodes." Membership into Out Orb is free, but members are required to send in one self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE) a month in order to receive the club newsletter. To contact Out Orb write: P.O. Box 02222, Detroit, MI 48202-9998 or e-mail yul_tolbert@hotmail.com
Conventions
Journey to Where - Austin, Texas (US) - July 15-18, 2010
Journey to Where
Austin, Texas
July 15-18, 2010
Memorabilia - Birmingham, England (UK) - November 21-22, 2009
Memorabilia
Birmingham, England
November 21-22, 2009
Guests (of Fantom Films):
Catherine Schell (21st/22nd), Prentis Hancock (21st only), Zienia Merton (21st only)
Spacecon: 2001 - Tampa, Florida (US) - July 27-29, 2001
Spacecon: 2001
Tampa, Florida
July 27-29, 2001
Guests:
Barry Morse, Nick Tate
Moonbound Two - Modena, Italy (IT) - June 16-17, 2001
Moonbound Two
Modena, Italy
June 16-17, 2001
Guests:
Zienia Merton, Johnny Byrne
Century 21 - Allesley, Coventry (UK) - October 7-8, 2000
Century 21
Allesley, Coventry
October 7-8, 2000
Guests:
Gerry Anderson, Harry Baird, Ed Bishop, Terry Curtis, Gabrielle Drake, Peter Gordeno, David Graham, Dolores Mantez, Zienia Merton, Ken Turner, Stanley Unwin
MainMission:2000 - New York, New York (US) - September 1-3, 2000
MainMission:2000
New York, New York
September 1-3, 2000
Guests:
Catherine Schell, Barry Morse, Zienia Merton, Prentis Hancock, John Hug, Keith Wilson, Johnny Byrne, Chris Penfold, George Bellak, Kevin Connor, John Muir, Richard Hatch, Jack Stauffer, Grace Lee Whitney, Corinne Orr, Karen Lynn Gorney, Phil Plait, Jim Burns, Tye Bourdony, Nick Abadzis
Coverage:
MainMission:2000 (Official Site)
Information
Pictures
Space: 1999 Catacombs (Martin Willey)
Review & Pictures
Capt. Phil's Photo Gallery (Phil Merkle)
Battlestar Galactica Fan Club
Pictures
"Memories of Main Mission" ( Matt Butts)
Review & Pictures
Metaforms ( David Welle)
"My First Thoughts on MM:2000" (Review)
Pictures
TechLab Five (Brian Dowling)
Review & Pictures
Barry's Eagle Page (Barry Scannell)
Model Review & Pictures
Breakaway - Los Angeles, California (US) - September 10-13, 1999
Breakaway
Los Angeles, California
September 10-13, 1999
Guests:
Barbara Bain, Barry Morse, Nick Tate, Prentis Hancock, Zienia Merton, Anton Philips, Johnny Byrne, Fred Freiberger, John Muir
Coverage:
Space: 1999 Cybrary (Robert Ruiz)
Pictures
Space: 1999 Catacombs (Martin Willey)
Review & Pictures
Linda LaMienne
Review & Pictures
Metaforms (David Welle)
Review
Moonbase Alpha
Pictures
Destination Alpha
Pictures
Mailing Lists
Online Alpha - The Space: 1999 Mailing List
Online Alpha is devoted to the discussion of the epic 1970's SF series Space:1999, created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson. Premiering worldwide in 1975, Space:1999 starred Martin Landau, Barbara Bain and Barry Morse and featured groundbreaking special effects by Brian Johnson.
Space:1999 lasted two seasons (48 hour-long episodes) and followed the exploits of the 311 men and women of Moonbase Alpha cast adrift in the Universe after a massive nuclear explosion ripped the moon from Earth's orbit.
Online Alpha is the oldest and largest Space:1999 email list, which traces its electronic roots back to January, 1993. Today, over 700 fans worldwide discuss all aspects of Space:1999, including cast/crew, collectibles, Space:1999 conventions, DVD releases and more! Come join today's Alphans and learn something new about this often overlooked gem of science fiction.
Formerly hosted on Buffnet.net.
Gaybase Alpha
Gaybase Alpha (GBA) exists to unite gay fans of the TV series Space:1999 in a friendly and supportive environment where such fans can combine their love for the show and their sexual orientation.
While GBA exists solely to unite gay fans of Space:1999, it will also serve as a meeting place in cyberspace to discuss all issues affecting its members, including legislation, human rights, love, relationships or any other topics which its members would like to discuss with each other in a group or one-on-one setting.
Membership is free and open to all gay Space:1999 fans. "Gay-friendly" heterosexuals are welcomed, too.
Please join or send e-mail to GaybaseAlpha-owner@yahoogroups.com for more information.
