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"Top Ten" TV Sci-Fi (2001)


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"Top Ten" (2000)
Original Air Date:
13 October 2001
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Cast

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Tom Baker ... Himself - Host

Nick Frost ... Narrator
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Douglas Adams ... Himself - Interviewee
Gerry Anderson ... Himself - Interviewee
Colin Baker ... Himself
Craig Charles ... Himself
Paul Darrow ... Himself
Peter Davison ... Himself
Jayne Dearsley ... Herself
Gary Gillatt ... Himself
Rob Grant ... Himself

Erin Gray ... Herself
Richard Holliss ... Himself
Mat Irvine ... Himself
Glen A. Larson ... Himself

Robert Llewellyn ... Himself
Sylvester McCoy ... Himself
Paul Morley ... Himself
John Nathan-Turner ... Himself
Kim Newman ... Himself
Jacqueline Pearce ... Herself

Gareth Thomas ... Himself - Interviewee
Paul Tonkinson ... Himself
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Errol Brown ... Presenter (voice)
Keith Chegwin ... Presenter

Alice Cooper ... Presenter
Flavor Flav ... Presenter: Rap
Boy George ... Presenter
Kevin Kennedy ... Presenter: TV Losers
Mark Lamarr ... Himself - Presenter: Rap
Richard Madeley ... Himself - Presenter: Duets
Steven Severin ... Himself
Judy Finnigan ... Herself - Presenter: Duets
Paula Yates ... Presenter
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Country:
UK
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English
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3 out of 5 people found the following comment useful.
Not The Definitive List, 8 December 2003
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Author: Theo Robertson from Isle Of Bute, Scotland

This opens with a montage of scenes from different SF shows from over the years , including THE GREEN SLIME which is not actually a TV show but a crap Jap movie from the late 1960s so right away you just know someone hasn`t been doing their home work . The montage also includes a scene from QUATERMASS AND THE PIT which is in my opinion the greatest SF serial ever broadcast . Guess what ? It doesn`t actually feature in the top ten . Neither does the classic BBC drama DOOMWATCH and most shockingly of all neither does THE X-FILES possibly the most successful American show of the 1990s

Almost as shocking is the inclusion of BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY at number 9 . How can you include that but not THE X-FILES ! And since QUATERMASS and DOOMWATCH are both missing ( Not to mention the BBC adaptation of Orwell`s 1984 which shocked a nation in the 1950s ) what do we get instead ? The highly camp THE TOMORROW PEOPLE and the bizarre and confusing SAPPHIRE AND STEEL . I can`t help thinking this list was compiled so that the interviewees could have a laugh at the expense ( Lack of expense ? ) of some dubious shows

There are of course some decent candidates like BLAKES 7 , with DOCTOR WHO at number 2 and STAR TREK ( Yawn ) at the top but any list of classic telefantasy shows that exclude QUATERMASS and THE X-FILES while including camp nonsense is not to be taken seriously

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