In The Time Machine, he had his Time Traveller briefly postulate that the Eloi had established communism . . .
HG Wells had some good stories, but I don't like the fact that he called for a world Government
What is “Trek Nation” about?
I just caught up with Warehouse 13 this week. Good finale, I assume that was the finale anyway.
The last Sanctuary was good till the lesbo scene at the end.
Many scifi writers are socialistic/utopianistic and many would support the greenie politics.
I recall the Dinatopia (Walt Disney & Hallmark) movie and subsequent tv series. It was nothing more than a socialistic utopian environment. Youths were eventually placed in ‘jobs best suited for them’ and similar ‘for the good of the community’ indoctrinations happened throughout.
I was going to make this my tagline:
“The secret to Terra Nova: THEY’RE ALL DEAD!!!”
The list may be interested in visiting this thread from yeaterday:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2812680/posts
It concerns The Adjustment Bureau’s production company suing the Phillip K. Dick estate for return of the fee they paid for the copyright.
The linked article is quite interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qN9X9tyHkw
The Doctor, the widow, and the wardrobe. Yes. It is a nod to Narnia.
the Science Channel had on a whole day marrathon of ‘Firefly’ this weekend.
still one of the best.
“X Minus 1. “
50’s Sci Fi radio show!
‘... Episodes based on stories by famous writers
Philip K Dick - “The Defenders”, “Colony”
Ray Bradbury - “And The Moon Be Still As Bright”, “Mars is Heaven”, “The Veldt”, “Dwellers in Silence”, “Zero Hour”, “To the Future”, “Marionettes, Inc.”, “There Will Come Soft Rains”
Isaac Asimov - “Nightfall”, “C-Chute”, “Hostess”
Robert A. Heinlein - “Universe”, “The Green Hills of Earth”, “Requiem”, “The Roads Must Roll” ‘
http://www.archive.org/details/XMinus1_A
MP3’s