quatermass experiment造句

• "The Quatermass Experiment " was transmitted weekly on Saturday night from 18 July to 22 August 1953.
• Kneale's actions were represented on screen in the final episode of " The Quatermass Experiment ".
• In the summer of 1953 the six-part serial " The Quatermass Experiment " was broadcast live.
• A'live'remake of " The Quatermass Experiment " was broadcast on BBC Four on 2 April 2005.
• Dillon was played by their version of " The Quatermass Experiment ", until Kneale denied them the rights to use the character.
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• Early examples made by this method include the first two episodes of " The Quatermass Experiment " ( 1953 ), transmitted live while simultaneously telerecorded.
• In 2005, the digital television channel BBC Four produced a new version of " The Quatermass Experiment ", transmitted live as the original had been.
• The science-fiction production to which Jacobs referred was " The Quatermass Experiment ", broadcast in six half-hour episodes in July and August 1953.
• For the first time, Kneale used a character from a previous serial other than Quatermass himself, the journalist James Fullalove from " The Quatermass Experiment ".
• In 1953 " The Quatermass Experiment " was shown on British television, the first significant science fiction show, though it could also be described as horror.
• There's a quick shot of a fire-engine from " The Quatermass Experiment "-but otherwise you can't see the joins ."
• It was during the rehearsals for " The Quatermass Experiment " that David Tennant was offered the role of the Tenth Doctor in " Doctor Who ".
• Cross wanted to write a scary episode and was inspired by Nigel Kneale's works " The Quatermass Experiment " and " The Stone Tape ".
• Despite such problems and the existence of only the first two episodes in the archives " The Quatermass Experiment " continued to earn critical praise in the decades following its transmission.
• Rudolph Cartier had emigrated from Germany in the 1930s to escape its Nazi regime, and joined the staff of the BBC the year before " The Quatermass Experiment " was made.
• He enjoyed working on " The Quatermass Experiment " so much that, although he was not required for the final episode, he went to Alexandra Palace to lend moral support.
• On 2 April 2005, the digital television channel BBC Four broadcast a live remake of the serial, abridged to a single special, also entitled " The Quatermass Experiment ".
• Referring to the conclusion of " The Quatermass Experiment ", he commented that : " It almost boils down to an editorial speech by Quatermass representing humanity, or the humane aspects of humanity.
• ""'The Quatermass Experiment " "'is a British alien presence entered the ship during its flight, and Quatermass and his associates must prevent the alien from destroying the world.