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Group: potadg	Message: 20250	From: patrickmichaeltilton	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20251	From: Dave B	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20252	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20253	From: Greg Plonowski	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20254	From: Kassidy Rae	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Here's some banners and pictures I picked up from Sideshow

Group: potadg	Message: 20255	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Mego costumes

Group: potadg	Message: 20256	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Mego costumes

Group: potadg	Message: 20257	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: The Marvel debate

Group: potadg	Message: 20258	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: BEHIND DVD question

Group: potadg	Message: 20259	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA REPRO MEGO Boxes

Group: potadg	Message: 20260	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Apes marathon on SciFi

Group: potadg	Message: 20261	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: MAD #444

Group: potadg	Message: 20262	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Beware the Beast finale - Beware the Spoilers

Group: potadg	Message: 20263	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: BTB !

Group: potadg	Message: 20264	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Limited Edition Issue 1 of Adventures Comics and Ape Nation

Group: potadg	Message: 20265	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: MAD #444

Group: potadg	Message: 20266	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA REPRO MEGO Boxes

Group: potadg	Message: 20267	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: BENEATH quotes

Group: potadg	Message: 20268	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: The big question

Group: potadg	Message: 20269	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA Poll

Group: potadg	Message: 20270	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Gideon box

Group: potadg	Message: 20271	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: abbreviations

Group: potadg	Message: 20272	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA Poll

Group: potadg	Message: 20273	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Issue 1 of Adventures Comics

Group: potadg	Message: 20274	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: First Views

Group: potadg	Message: 20275	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

Group: potadg	Message: 20276	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Issue 1 of Adventures Comics

Group: potadg	Message: 20277	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: BATTLE recasting

Group: potadg	Message: 20278	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Film Score Monthly

Group: potadg	Message: 20279	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: after school

Group: potadg	Message: 20280	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA Poll

Group: potadg	Message: 20281	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

Group: potadg	Message: 20282	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: The big question

Group: potadg	Message: 20283	From: Neil	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20284	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Will's soundtracks

Group: potadg	Message: 20285	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Apes marathon on SciFi

Group: potadg	Message: 20286	From: Hunter Goatley	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

Group: potadg	Message: 20287	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: BATTLE recasting

Group: potadg	Message: 20288	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Will's soundtracks

Group: potadg	Message: 20289	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: after school

Group: potadg	Message: 20290	From: Neil	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Will's (FSM) soundtracks

Group: potadg	Message: 20291	From: Greg Plonowski	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA REPRO MEGO Boxes

Group: potadg	Message: 20292	From: PofTAfan@aol.com	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Will's soundtracks

Group: potadg	Message: 20293	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Mego costumes

Group: potadg	Message: 20294	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Mego costumes

Group: potadg	Message: 20295	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: BENEATH quotes

Group: potadg	Message: 20296	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: BATTLE recasting

Group: potadg	Message: 20297	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: The big question

Group: potadg	Message: 20298	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Limited Edition Issue 1 of Adventures Comics and Ape Nation

Group: potadg	Message: 20299	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: after school

Group: potadg	Message: 20300	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/prri/planet_h.htm index to comic

Group: potadg	Message: 20301	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: [PotaDG] Re: Issue 1 of Adventures Comics

Group: potadg	Message: 20302	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: [PotaDG] Re: MAD #444

Group: potadg	Message: 20303	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: The thing I like.....

Group: potadg	Message: 20304	From: miester1976	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: I heard it through the APEvine...

Group: potadg	Message: 20305	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Rare Mego costumes

Group: potadg	Message: 20306	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20307	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Zippos

Group: potadg	Message: 20308	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: That  BTB !

Group: potadg	Message: 20309	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: [PotaDG] Re: First Views

Group: potadg	Message: 20310	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: [PotaDG] Re: Apes marathon on SciFi

Group: potadg	Message: 20311	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

Group: potadg	Message: 20312	From: Kassidy Rae	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Sideshow photos

Group: potadg	Message: 20313	From: Hunter Goatley	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: I heard it through the APEvine...

Group: potadg	Message: 20314	From: patrickmichaeltilton	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20315	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES on DVD

Group: potadg	Message: 20316	From: Neil	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Zippos

Group: potadg	Message: 20317	From: Neil	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Sideshow photos

Group: potadg	Message: 20318	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: FW: [The Planet Of The Apes Zone] a soundtrack CD should be made fr

Group: potadg	Message: 20319	From: ape_mom	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

Group: potadg	Message: 20320	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: William Creber gets life

Group: potadg	Message: 20321	From: Kimmie	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

Group: potadg	Message: 20322	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: giant apes

Group: potadg	Message: 20323	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Zippos

Group: potadg	Message: 20324	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

Group: potadg	Message: 20325	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Cartoons on DVD

Group: potadg	Message: 20326	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

Group: potadg	Message: 20327	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Return to the POTA on DVD.

Group: potadg	Message: 20328	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES on DVD

Group: potadg	Message: 20329	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Cartoons on DVD

Group: potadg	Message: 20330	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: 'Tis the season

Group: potadg	Message: 20331	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Argentina comics

Group: potadg	Message: 20332	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Cartoons on DVD (OT)

Group: potadg	Message: 20333	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: APESFAN !

Group: potadg	Message: 20334	From: ape_mom	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: 'Tis the season

Group: potadg	Message: 20335	From: Hunter Goatley	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

Group: potadg	Message: 20336	From: Chris Hight	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: POTA REPRO MEGO Boxes

Group: potadg	Message: 20337	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

Group: potadg	Message: 20338	From: ape_mom	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20339	From: Hunter Goatley	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

Group: potadg	Message: 20340	From: ron kenner	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

Group: potadg	Message: 20341	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

Group: potadg	Message: 20342	From: Greg Plonowski	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

Group: potadg	Message: 20343	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Return to the POTA on DVD.

Group: potadg	Message: 20344	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Official List of every POTA related comic book - reference list

Group: potadg	Message: 20345	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: PLANET OF THE APES comics and magazines for sale/trade

Group: potadg	Message: 20346	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

Group: potadg	Message: 20347	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: PLANET OF THE APES comics and magazines wanted by Terry

Group: potadg	Message: 20348	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: APESFAN !

Group: potadg	Message: 20349	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: POTA - FOREIGN COMICS for sale !

Group: potadg	Message: 20250	From: patrickmichaeltilton	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , "Dave B" <smugster@b...> wrote:

> --- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "patrickmichaeltilton"
> <patrickmichaeltilton@y...> wrote:
>
> regarding the purpose of having both a reel-to-reel computer
> tape, AND the little disk thingy that Virdon recovers at the end of
> the pilot episode.
>
> Pat,
> At work, every evening, I back up the days work onto a recordable

DVD (re flight disc) and then once a week I archive the whole weeks
work onto an AIT tape (re reel to reel). Should I ever need to
retrieve any archived info, accessing the DVD is a hell of a lot
faster than the tapes.

>
> Maybe the reel to reel in Virdon's ship is capable of storing a lot

more information than that itty bitty flight disc - maybe the flight
disc is only a temporary record that gets constantly rewritten over
and over. Maybe it only holds the last 1 or 2 hours of relevant info
but it can be accessed much faster if required.

>
> Dave

*** Hi, Dave.
I've had to take into account, though, Virdon's line to Burke (when
Galen visits them in their jail cell), that that little disk had a
record of EVERYTHING that had happened to their ship from "the time
we left Earth". Ergo, unless they had left Earth less than 2 hours
earlier -- which I don't think is the case, but that's just my
scenario -- then the disk cannot be "only a temporary record that
gets constantly rewritten over and over". At the very least, it
recorded everything that had happened (telemetrically) from liftoff
to landing. Whether it did so automatically or whether Virdon had it
done as an emergency procedure when things started to go wrong near
Alpha Centauri, that's the question, I think.
Thanks for the input!

Patrick

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Group: potadg	Message: 20251	From: Dave B	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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Pat,

Damn, you're good :0)

Yeah, you're right. I should have thought that through more
carefully.

Okay then, as you suggest, maybe the disc is dedicated to
telemetrics - anticipating just such an emergency. A PORTABLE
record of the 'highlights' of the mission. A liitle black box to help
discover what went wrong.

The reel to reel would record the same information PLUS
everything else not directly related. Sleep cycles, personal logs,
incoming and outgoing comms etc.

Or maybe the reel to reel just plays soothing music?

Dave

> *** Hi, Dave.
> I've had to take into account, though, Virdon's line to Burke

(when

> Galen visits them in their jail cell), that that little disk had a
> record of EVERYTHING that had happened to their ship from

"the time

> we left Earth". Ergo, unless they had left Earth less than 2

hours

> earlier -- which I don't think is the case, but that's just my
> scenario -- then the disk cannot be "only a temporary record

that

> gets constantly rewritten over and over". At the very least, it
> recorded everything that had happened (telemetrically) from

liftoff

> to landing. Whether it did so automatically or whether Virdon

had it

> done as an emergency procedure when things started to go

wrong near

> Alpha Centauri, that's the question, I think.
> Thanks for the input!
>
> Patrick

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Group: potadg	Message: 20252	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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Oh no!

Neil, we'd better start checking Dave's stuff more thoroughly!

Patrick, you any good at proof reading?!!? ;)

Michael

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Dave B" <smugster@b...> wrote:
> Pat,
>
> Damn, you're good :0)
>
> Yeah, you're right. I should have thought that through more
> carefully.
>
> Okay then, as you suggest, maybe the disc is dedicated to
> telemetrics - anticipating just such an emergency. A PORTABLE
> record of the 'highlights' of the mission. A liitle black box to
help
> discover what went wrong.
>
> The reel to reel would record the same information PLUS
> everything else not directly related. Sleep cycles, personal logs,
> incoming and outgoing comms etc.
>
> Or maybe the reel to reel just plays soothing music?
>
> Dave
>
>
> > *** Hi, Dave.
> > I've had to take into account, though, Virdon's line to Burke
> (when
> > Galen visits them in their jail cell), that that little disk had
a
> > record of EVERYTHING that had happened to their ship from
> "the time
> > we left Earth". Ergo, unless they had left Earth less than 2
> hours
> > earlier -- which I don't think is the case, but that's just my
> > scenario -- then the disk cannot be "only a temporary record
> that
> > gets constantly rewritten over and over". At the very least, it
> > recorded everything that had happened (telemetrically) from
> liftoff
> > to landing. Whether it did so automatically or whether Virdon
> had it
> > done as an emergency procedure when things started to go
> wrong near
> > Alpha Centauri, that's the question, I think.
> > Thanks for the input!
> >
> > Patrick

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Group: potadg	Message: 20253	From: Greg Plonowski	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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Perhaps the disc has the flight information and the reel-to-reel tapes are to record the mission data, such as the surveys of Alpha Centauri, as well as any other external phenomenon they encounter during their flight.

Greg P.

Dave B <smugster@...> wrote:
Pat,

Damn, you're good :0)

Yeah, you're right. I should have thought that through more
carefully.

Okay then, as you suggest, maybe the disc is dedicated to
telemetrics - anticipating just such an emergency. A PORTABLE
record of the 'highlights' of the mission. A liitle black box to help
discover what went wrong.

The reel to reel would record the same information PLUS
everything else not directly related. Sleep cycles, personal logs,
incoming and outgoing comms etc.

Or maybe the reel to reel just plays soothing music?

Dave

> *** Hi, Dave.
> I've had to take into account, though, Virdon's line to Burke

(when

> Galen visits them in their jail cell), that that little disk had a
> record of EVERYTHING that had happened to their ship from

"the time

> we left Earth". Ergo, unless they had left Earth less than 2

hours

> earlier -- which I don't think is the case, but that's just my
> scenario -- then the disk cannot be "only a temporary record

that

> gets constantly rewritten over and over". At the very least, it
> recorded everything that had happened (telemetrically) from

liftoff

> to landing. Whether it did so automatically or whether Virdon

had it

> done as an emergency procedure when things started to go

wrong near

> Alpha Centauri, that's the question, I think.
> Thanks for the input!
>
> Patrick

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Group: potadg	Message: 20254	From: Kassidy Rae	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Here's some banners and pictures I picked up from Sideshow

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...including the Gorilla soldier - Ape Maurader and below, Ape Enforcer: Hope these come through. -- Kassidy

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Group: potadg	Message: 20255	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Mego costumes

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Will,

You'd think that mixing gold/tan/butterscotch with purple wouldn't be a
good combination in terms of costume coloring, but I always liked the
outfit on the Mego Ursus. Actually, I really liked all the Mego outfits,
even though

As far as the color of Captain Kirk's shirt is concerned, it always
struck me as a combination of gold and yellow. In fact, wasn't there a
different shirt he used to wear that had a gold trim around the waist?
Mego's Kirk definitely had a yellow short, but the color used in the
Filmation cartoon seems to be closer to the gold/yellow combination
again. Speaking of which, I really need to pick up a set of those on eBay
one of these days. I keep seeing the Laserdisc box set, but it always
goes for in excess of $100. That price, considering the fact that I can
buy a DVDr set for about $20, is just a bit too steep. One guy even went
as far as to make artwork for the boxes and the DVDs. Each disc featured
a different character- even Nurse Chapel!!

Chris L.

Will Hoover <will5967@...> wrote:

>>I've always thought that the reason Urko is wearing orange in the

cartoon is
because of the gold/tan/butterscotch? uniform that the Mego Ursus/Urko
figure is wearing. Gold seems to translate to orange in the cartoon
world.
I remember as a kid, having this HUGE argument with a kid from school
about
whether or not Captain's kirk's shirt was gold (yellow) or orange. He
swore
up and down it was orange and I kept telling him it was supposed to be
gold.
It certainly looked orange in the filmation cartoon but I still think it
was
supposed to be gold. I can accept an Urko in gold "armor" over an orange
Urko any day. <<

Chris Lawless <lawford42@...> wrote:

>>I was talking about this with Chris Hight the other day, and something

occurred to me that I want to throw by the group: do you suppose that the
animated series is where Mego got the idea to change the color scheme of
Zaius' costume? Also, since I never owned Cornelius or Zira, so I don't
know how well the outfits match up to the films. Or are they closer to
the animated series, like the Zaius outfit is...? <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20256	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Mego costumes

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Isn't there a Medicom that fits that bill? A dark suited Caesar or
something similar?

I wonder what one of those Superman figures would go for today...?

Chris L.

Greg Plonowski <urko3085@...> wrote:

>>Yes, it was Superman. I forget if the emblem was missing or

upside-down, but I do recall that Mr. Abrams said that it affected sales
until they got it corrected. What happened is that they noticed sales
were lower for Superman than the other heroes and when they started to
ask kids why they weren't buying him the kids said the figure wasn't
Superman because the costume was wrong.

Today, of course, you'd have collectors scrambling for these error
figures and selling them on eBay as rare variants. <<

Chris Lawless <lawford42@...> wrote:

>>What was the story he told about one of the original run of the

'World's
Greatest Super Heroes' figures missing an emblem on their costume? Was it
Superman? <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20257	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: The Marvel debate

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Thanks Will- glad you enjoyed my rambling!! :-)

Seriously though, the point you made about seeing something new while
watching the films at different points in your life, I think, points to
the overall quality of the writing/acting/production et al. A movie is,
after all, the collective sum of all the people associated with it, so a
lot of different people are bringing a lot of different things to the
table.

Another thing I think that has a large effect on the overall
quality/longevity of a film/television program is the intended audience.
To use my example of the old Hanna-Barbera cartoons (Huckleberry Hound
and Yogi Bear) or even Looney Toons (Bugs Bunny especially), the writers
knew they had both adults and children in the audience, so they had to
script something that would appeal to both. Ditto for the early Superhero
cartoon (Spiderman and Fantastic Four in 1967, the Filmation
Batman/Superman/Aquaman cartoons, and even Star Trek and POTA. They knew
the audience was going to be made up of a wide mix, so that had to be
taken into consideration. The first Apes movie was aimed primarily at
adults and I think the script reflects that, but after it was discovered
that there was a large audience of children who were interested, that
became a consideration and the 'adventure' aspect was turned up in
subsequent films (not so much in ESCAPE as the other three, but you know
what I mean).

I'm probably coming up to near 100 viewings of BENEATH, and I still catch
new thing every once in awhile. Even if I don't, that in no way
diminishes my enjoyment of the film (or any of the others for that
matter, including both television series). And obviously we all watch
these repeatedly and all get different things out of them, or else I
don't think we'd have the mailings lists to begin with. :-)

Chris L.

Will Hoover <will5967@...> wrote:

>>Excellent post, Chris! You make a lot of really important and

inciteful
points. Nostalgia does have a big effect on people. However, one of the
things I have always loved about the Apes films is the fact that every
time
I've revisted them at differing points in my life, I got something new
from
them. They seemed to speak to me on a different level, probably because
of
the differing ages I was at when I saw them.<<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20258	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: BEHIND DVD question

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I found them last night. Man, talk about anticlimactic...

Thanks for your help though. :-)

Chris L.

"Mike R" <mego73@...> wrote:

>> Well, I think what they are talking about is selectable from the

"scarecrow
ape" picture on the menu. I think it's sort of an easter egg. <<

Chris Lawless <lawford42@...> wrote:

>>I was watching my 2 disc version of BEHIND THE POTA recently, and on

the sheet that breaks down the contents of the first disc there's a
mention of a 'Production Still Gallery'. However, I can't seem to find it
on any of the menus. Does anyone have any idea where it is? Also, are
there any Easter Eggs on it? <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20259	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA REPRO MEGO Boxes

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"Michael Whitty" < Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>Chris,

These are INCREDIBLE!

I will certainly be placing an order.

Question - are you guys worried some of these are so good they might
ba attempted to be passed as originals by unscrupulous people? <<

I'm thinking that a new folder needs to be created where all these images
can be stored. Ditto for the amazing custom figures that Chris Hight is
making. OK, make that two folders...

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20260	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Apes marathon on SciFi

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Maybe we could get people from different Countries to volunteer to do
this? I'd be happy to keep an eye out at TVGuide.com. Anyone else?

Whitty, even thought it'd be Australian time, it would still serve as a
reminder to the DG so I say go ahead. Maybe a mention at the bottom of
the posting to 'Check Your Local Time Zones'

Chris L.

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...>

I could do it, but it would be AUSTRALIAN time!

Chris Lawless <lawford42@...> wrote:

>>Can it be set up where one of those Reminders is sent out to the DG/FC,

idealistically a day or so before the marathon? Come to think if it, I
haven't seen any in quite some time (birthdays or TV schedules). I'm
guessing this is all info that has to be input somewhere?<<

Greg Plonowski <urko3085@...> wrote:

>>The SciFi Channel will be having a marathon showing of all 5 Apes films

on Sunday, September 5 starting at 9:00 A.M. Eastern. <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20261	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: MAD #444

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Wasn't that where one of the characters lived in Marvel's Terror- in
Mount Rushmore in one of the President's nostrils? Coincidence?
Hmmmmm.....

Chris L.

"sparkytb2005" <sparkytb@...> wrote:

>>If I won the lottery, I would spend a couple of million dollars

to have the above quote carved into Mount Rushmore -- the letters
five hundred feet high. <<

Chris Lawless <lawford42@...> wrote:

>>This made me think of what Roger Ebert said when he reviewed Apes 2001:

"In 100 years, people
are only going to remember the original". <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20262	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Beware the Beast finale - Beware the Spoilers

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"Michael Whitty" < Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>Thanks for the feedback Greg.

And we'd love more feedback from the rest of you - or are you just
too stunned and flabbergasted to comment? ;)

I'll tell you more about the next comic after we get a bit more
feedback. If I forget, just remind me OK?!? <<

Well I think the whole project was solid from front to back, and I really
liked the overall pacing of the storytelling and how it went off in a
completely different direction once Brent's ship was discovered. In Part
12, I think the image that really resonated with me was the mushroom
cloud erupted up through the remains of the destroyed Manhattan in the
desert. It made me think of that line in the Power Records BENEATH
adaptation: "With this unspeakable explosion, the city once again- and
for all time- is destroyed".

Neil, Dave, Michael- Bravo!!!

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20263	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: BTB !

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"...had to come to an end " - What?!?!?!?

Chris L.

"simianarms" <simianarms@...> wrote:

>>I loved everything about BTB! The only thing that saddened me was it

had to come to an end  Thanks to everyone involved! <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20264	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Limited Edition Issue 1 of Adventures Comics and Ape Nation

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OK guys- I need a copy of the Limited Edition of POTA #1. Who has an
extra they'd be willing to part with? I've got a LOAD of Adventure titles
to trade...

Chris L.

"Michael Whitty" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>POTA #1:

Standard Edition.

Colour fold over edition (the same except for a colour fold-over
page showing a black and white of the back cover shown on the
Limited Edition comic). I am scanning my GREEN one. It also hides
a pile of human bodies - I wonder if there is some "rating" thing
going on here where they can display it better to the public?

Limited Edition (Cover has a heavier stock, almost like cardboard.
It was only available through the company, you couldn't buy it in
stores. Different picture on the cover, metallic script for the
title, back cover as per the "fold-over" cover, NUMBERED, contains
Marvel Article "Monkey Business - an informal history of POTA by Jim
Korkis, and shows an ad for a "Logan's Run" strip that looks like
Logan is an Anime character!!!).

Ape Nation #1:

Standard Edition.

Limited Edition (Cover has a heavier stock, almost like cardboard.
It was only available through the company, you couldn't buy it in
stores. Different picture on the cover, metallic script for the
title, NUMBERED, contains the "prequel" Jeff refers to - "Twice Upon
A Time", a six page intro). <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20265	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: MAD #444

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"Michael Whitty" < Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>I have to say I can't believe that a dream team like that could

leave me feeling so empty...and I had LOW expectations of the movie!

Just a quick reminder that there are people here who like and love
POTA2001 and while I cannot agree, we need to be respectful and not
make comments that are personal attacks on other group members
(except Tim Burton if he joins...you can go hard at calling him
names if you like!). <<

I think I missed something here- who posted and made a personal attack?

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20266	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA REPRO MEGO Boxes

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You mean a 12" box for the Hasbro figures? I don't recall any 12" Marvel
Megos...

Chris L.

Chris Hight <snickertown@...> wrote:

>> If you haven't picked them up, you have to get some of

MEGO Mike Rogers repro POTA boxes. The Galen box and
Urko arrived yesterday and they are fantasic. Talk
about jazzing up a collection? The price is just $21
to transform your loose MEGO into something that
belongs in a muesem. The only way his repro boxes
differs from the original boxes is his version is
clearer and glossier.

Now the POTA boxes come in MEGO size or 12inch. Here
is his email address: mego73@... <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20267	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: BENEATH quotes

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Will Hoover <will5967@... > quoted:

>>"Did any good ever come from all that talk around all those tables?" <<

You know, for me, that brief monologue Brent did is one of my favorite
scenes from BENEATH.

Also:

>>"Man is evil! Capable of nothing but destruction!" Man... not just

Americans. <<

Do you suppose Zaius knew of all the different countries/continents from
the past?

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20268	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: The big question

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I believe that was an intentional move on the part of J. Lee Thompson. I
know for a fact that the police outfits were intentionally designed to be
reminiscent of Hitler's SS (remember the scene where you see things
happening in the background through two sets of black boots?). The liner
notes in the original CONQUEST laser disc go into much more detail about
the future society seen in CONQUEST.

Will is right- a lot of Sci Fi films (and movies that were just set in
the future) used this theme to show what *might* happen, and a lot of
them are set in the U.S. Deliberate? Coincidence? Probably a little bit
of both.

Chris L.

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>I guess I said "Americans" because we never see anyone else...but since

I
suppose America is supposed to BE the whole world, maybe I should have
been
more general! <<

Will Hoover <will5967@...> wrote:

>>Gosh, Whitty.... I never saw Conquest as a big statement that the U.S.

was
becoming more facist. But perhaps I'm wrong. Perhaps all doom soaked
sci-fi future stories (that just happen to be SET in the United States)
are
a comment on how bad us Americans MIGHT become! <<

Whitty (again):

>>I think Conquest dealt with the US becoming more and more

facist....that
sort of thing? Terrorism? <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20269	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA Poll

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ron kenner <brindlepit2002@... > wrote:

>>helen-

bandaids were made for pota2001
(if you are interested) <<

Apes 2001 **NEEDS** a few band aids...

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20270	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Gideon box

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And for whom the bell tolls. Tolled. Will toll...

Chris L.

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>Yes, that was Gideon for whom the box was made! <<

pazuzu3 <mego73@...> wrote:

>>The art is terrific! I only wish I had those anatomy skills. Now I

know who Gideon is (Gideon is the 12" character I made a box for
Chris for).<<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20271	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: abbreviations

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As opposed to...?

Chris L.

"sparkytb2005" <sparkytb@...> wrote:

>>Yes they bloody well do. And they bloody well did back in

Nineteen Seventy Bloody Four as well. <<

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

> >>...(I think the POMS like the TV Show!). <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20272	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA Poll

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Gouged out a la Oedipus or was it more hysterical bleeding??

Thanks Mark for a well needed laugh today!! :-)

Chris L.

"sparkytb2005" <sparkytb@...> wrote:

>>Yeah. I bought a pack of these to stick over my bleeding eyes when

I emerged from the theater after seeing this film. <<

<taebokitti@...> wrote:

>> You have pota 2001 bandaids?! I didn't know there were bandaids

from any of the movies. <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20273	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Issue 1 of Adventures Comics

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I think the fading is exactly what happened. I've seen too many different
times that neon pink, green and yellow were the only colors. If there was
a fourth, they certainly wouldn't have combined two existing ones.

Chris L.

"Hoknes" <hoknes@...> wrote:

>>yes there are pink green and yellow

but i had bought so many copies that i had got a definite 4th color a
mixed green/yellow which was maybe just a faded faint color from one of
the print runs <<

"Chris" lawford42@... wrote:

>>Actually, I found out that it was just three: pink, green and yellow

(all
with a neon 'tint'). <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20274	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: First Views

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I knew a kid a few years back that was taking some kind of Science
fiction course in the High School he was attending. He told me that they
got to watch classic films like Soylent Green, The Omega Man, The
Andromeda Strain, Fail Safe, Colossus: The Forbin Project, 2001, and, of
course, POTA.

I got to read 'Wuthering Heights' and some other equally unforgettable
crap. Bleah!!!

Chris L.

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>I want to send MY kids to that high school! <<

Hoknes <hoknes@...> wrote:

>>i never owned or saw a POTA comic until about 1986 when i stumbled

across
POTA mag #7 perhaps at a garage sale!?!?
my high school teacher made the class watch POTA in our grade 10 english
class - it was great <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20275	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

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Yes please Michael!! Can you make one in NTSC format?

Thanks!!

Chris L.

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>I can copy it from VHS to DVD-r if that helps! <<

Chris Lawless lawford42@... wrote:

>>I hope that someone will be recording this and then figuring out a way

to
convert it to NTSC for those of us here in the States??? <<

"ansanaut" <mail@...> wrote:

>>Just thought I would mention that there will be a new documentary

shown on Sky Channel featuring the Top 10 Moments in Sci-Fi movie
history.

I was invited to London to take part in this documentary and took
along my original costumed mannequin two weeks ago. Obviously Im not
allowed to give specific detail about the show but it will feature
brand new interviews with Linda Harrison and William Creeber!

It should be aired around September but that can also change.
Keep your eyes peeled and enjoy! <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20276	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Issue 1 of Adventures Comics

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"Whitty, Michael" < Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>Terry,

I know you have had a lot of comics go through your hands.

Do you still have any "Adventure" comics for sale?<<

(cough cough) I do (ahem ahem) for sale or trade (clearing of throat,
etc) would love to make some room here...

Shameless I am. Absolutely shameless.

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20277	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: BATTLE recasting

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Nothing so exotic I'm afraid. Juno spellcheck correction that I didn't
catch. Though I do have a thing for women with dark hair...

So, how about an answer to my ORIGINAL question about recasting...
;-)

Chris L.

Will Hoover <will5967@...> wrote:

>>France NUDE? Nude? Was that a Freudian slip? <<

Chris Lawless <lawford42@...> wrote:

PotaDG reminded:

>>

Don Murray's Birthday
Saturday July 31, 2004

France Nuyen's Birthday
Saturday July 31, 2004
<<

Reading that these two birthdays both took place on the 31st of July made
me realize that originally, don Murray would have worked with France Nude
since Breck was the original protagonist in BATTLE. Does anyone know why
Don Murray (and Hari Rhodes for that matter) opted not to reprise their
roles? Although throwaway lines like "The black man is the brother of my
predecessor's personal assistant" and "If the bomb hadn't killed the old
governor, boredom certainly would have" addressed the character's
absence, I never did find out why both parts were rewritten. From what I
read on Fox's Planet site, Austin Stoker got the job on January 1st 1973,
and filming started the next day- so obviously the choices had already
been made. I mean, I really like the character he played, and Severn
Darden was a logical choice since his character was in CONQUEST. But what
were the reasons behind all the changes? <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20278	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Film Score Monthly

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OK, I'll get back in touch with him. At the time of the CONQUEST/BATTLE
soundtrack release, I was pestering him about doing one for both the TV
series and RETURN in order to fill up the disc. As we all know, the TV
series used certain themes repeatedly in different episodes.

As for whether or not Schiffrin composed all the music, a quick check of
the opening/closing credits should clarify. Who can check this out (I'm
not near my DVD player at the moment)?

ESCAPE was not available to FSM because of the Varese release, but that
may also have changed. I'll write to him and find out, but I would like
to ask the group to PLEASE not send repeated e-mails to FSM at this
point. Let me get things rolling, and then when we need a show of hands
I'll let you know.

If anyone has any other suggestion as to how the music should be
combined, now would be the time to say so. I feel the music from both TV
series would work well together, but ESCAPE certainly won't fill up a
whole CD. Does anyone have any other suggestions for a complimentary
score? They've done that with a number of different releases over the
years.

Chris L.

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>> Chris...talk to us buddy!

Will Hoover <will5967@...> wrote:

>>Excellent idea! Chris does seem to be connected. Or at least he was

at one
point in one way or another. I'd love to see some sales figures on their
Beneath and Conquest/Battle Cds. If they're doing well, the persuasion
would be all that much easier.

Don't know about Schiffrin. Hope somebody else can tell us though. <<

Whitty, Michael at Michael.Whitty@... wrote:

>>Well, I personally believe we should recruit Chris Lawless to get in

touch
with the contact he has there and put it to them.

The "Escape" bootleg CD has been popping up on eBay and selling for $50 -
$75 every time! I think we should focus on this FIRST and then (as an
afterthought) mention the TV Show in case they are looking for filler
stuff.

HOWEVER..did Schiffrin do ALL the TV Show or just the title track? <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20279	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: after school

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I don't think it was that strange Terry. Back then, theatrical films
eventually mad their way to television. I saw all the Apes films (and the
telemovies) on The 4:30 Movie back when I was a kid. This was after
seeing the theatrical films on the CBS Friday Night Movie in the early to
mid seventies. The films were sold to different television stations and
they programmed them as they saw fit. In addition to The 4:30 Movie, ABC
(Channel 7 in NYC) showed them late at night after their local news
broadcasts- usually on Saturdays.

Chris L.

"Hoknes" <hoknes@...> wrote:

>> i remember watching POTA after school specifically sometime during the

1976/77 season
i do not recall if it was a movie chopped up or a re-run of the tv series
it is very strange that it would be airing at all years afterwards but
that was my first views of POTA so i know i am not mistaken<<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20280	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA Poll

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"Whitty, Michael" < Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>Ahhhh.....there were CLASSIC cell phone straps too, and there were

Limited
Edition Zippo lighters.

Would you like me to scan them for you? ;) <<

Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing any of the Classic stuff if you're
inclined to scan it Michael. Were the Zippo lighters for Classic POTA or
2001?

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20281	From: Chris Lawless	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

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The link doesn't seem to be working- could you post it again?

Thanks!

Chris L.

"ape_mom" <sand_hill_school@...> wrote:

>>I stumbled across this listing this morning... (for those of you

with extra pocket change).

http://www.booksamillion.com/ncom/books?
id=2930075450798&pid=A8230900788

Monkey Planet.
by Pierre. Boulle
Hard-To-Find Title: Ships within 3 weeks.
Our Price: $1579.38
Millionaire's Club Price: $1421.44
Members Save $157.94 ! (10%)

Condition: Fine/Fine dust jacket. First Edition. A beautiful copy of
the scarce first English edition of THE PLANET OF THE APES. Wonderful
dust jacket art..

Item ID: 8230900788 / Publisher: London: Secker & Warburg, 1963 <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20282	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: The big question

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> Maybe another way to ask this would be: what is it about POTA that
> inspires such devoted passion among it's fans. Answer that, and

you might have an answer to what defines the spirit/soul of POTA.

>
>
> Just a thought.
>
>
> Chris L.

+++ Nostalgia is a powerful thing, my friend.

There are millions of people on this planet who are passionate about
a particular subject. The great majority are passionate about
nothing, which is unfortunate, but not our problem.

Of the people that are passionate about APES -- I bet the vast
majority of them that regularly contribute to our group are AT LEAST
30. APES hooked us in the mid 70s and that was that. We were at
that age in 1974 when POTA exploded and we were stuck in the
epicentre.

Since then, cinema has descended into the dramatic and aesthetic
doldrums -- we get older and bitchier as we witness this -- and have
a wish to communicate with people who remember it "like it was".

Now we have the internet to instantly communicate and swap ideas and
other tidbits. It's like being back in the 70s because you can
communicate in a common language to other people about something you
love.

Hence a devoted fan base.

Someone posted a while ago that the POTADG was the most active group
on Yahoo. I don't know if this is true but if it is I wouldn't be
surprised.

Our group is not about Britney Spears or some other frivolous
subject. It is populated by mature people who, at times, ACTUALLY
HAVE SOMETHING INTERESTING TO SAY. That promotes replies on the
group and therefore the whole thing perpetuates itself.

Mature people + Nostalgia + Worthy Subject + Technology +
Intelligent Opinions = POTA DG.

IMHO,

Mark T-B.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20283	From: Neil	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , "Dave B" <smugster@b...> wrote:

>maybe the disc is dedicated to telemetrics - anticipating just such

an emergency. A PORTABLE record of the 'highlights' of the mission.
A little black box to help discover what went wrong.

That's what I think too, when this discussion came up a few months
ago that was one of the suggestions I put forward and it does seem
to make a lot of sense, the thing does seem to be pretty
indistructable.
I just wish the writers had been given the time to explore this a
bit more in the TV series instead of the disc sub plot just
disappearing.

Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20284	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Will's soundtracks

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, Chris Lawless <lawford42@j...> wrote:

I caught a few different errors (that were
> subsequently corrected). It got me a mention in the 'Special
Thanks'
> credits, which I always thought was kind of cool.
>
>
> Chris L.
>

Chris --

I just had a quick look in the booklet and -- yes! -- there is your
name!!

Congratulations mate. Those two releases (BENEATH and the
CONQUEST/BATTLE CD) were two of the best things to happen for real
APES collectors in the past 10 years.

I also feel their release was independent of the Tim Burton film.
They were not meant as a cash-in - purely a gift to fans who
appreciate the brilliance.

Only 3,000 CDs pressed as well.

I have them both. How many got over to the US and Oz??

Mark T-B.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20285	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Apes marathon on SciFi

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , Chris Lawless <lawford42@j...> wrote:

> Greg Plonowski <urko3085@s...> wrote:
>
>
> >>The SciFi Channel will be having a marathon showing of all 5

Apes films

> on Sunday, September 5 starting at 9:00 A.M. Eastern. <<
>
>
> Can it be set up where one of those Reminders is sent out to the

DG/FC,

> idealistically a day or so before the marathon? Come to think if

it, I

> haven't seen any in quite some time (birthdays or TV schedules).

I'm

> guessing this is all info that has to be input somewhere?
>
>
> Chris L.
>

+++ Sort of on this point -- don't forget that the 20th Anniversary
TV Series Forum is about to start on Mez's site next month.

Put it in your diary - and post.

Mark T-B.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20286	From: Hunter Goatley	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

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> Yes please Michael!! Can you make one in NTSC format?

I can do that, if Michael gets the file to me.

Hunter
------
Hunter Goatley, Process Software, http://www.process.com/
<goathunter@...> http://www.goatley.com/hunter/

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Group: potadg	Message: 20287	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: BATTLE recasting

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , Chris Lawless <lawford42@j...> wrote:

> PotaDG reminded:
>
> >>
> Don Murray's Birthday
> Saturday July 31, 2004
>
> France Nuyen's Birthday
> Saturday July 31, 2004
> <<
>
>
>
> Reading that these two birthdays both took place on the 31st of

July made

> me realize that originally, don Murray would have worked with

France Nude

> since Breck was the original protagonist in BATTLE. Does anyone

know why

> Don Murray (and Hari Rhodes for that matter) opted not to reprise

their

> roles? Although throwaway lines like "The black man is the brother

of my

> predecessor's personal assistant" and "If the bomb hadn't killed

the old

> governor, boredom certainly would have" addressed the character's
> absence, I never did find out why both parts were rewritten. From

what I

> read on Fox's Planet site, Austin Stoker got the job on January

1st 1973,

> and filming started the next day- so obviously the choices had

already

> been made. I mean, I really like the character he played, and

Severn

> Darden was a logical choice since his character was in CONQUEST.

But what

> were the reasons behind all the changes?
>
>
> Chris L.
>

+++ I'll bet a pound to a penny it was Don Murray's agent who
said "no" to BATTLE. Remember - the man was a STAR...

Mark T-B.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20288	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Will's soundtracks

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , "Whitty, Michael"
<Michael.Whitty@d...> wrote:

> Will,
>
> Do you agree we should lobby them for an "Escape" sountrack and

maybe one

> for the T Show (or at least have more TV Show stuff on the "Escape"
> release)?
>
> Michael
>

+++ TV show cues I would LOVE to have on CD.

Obviously Schifrin's stuff is king. The man is a genius. Much of
Richard LaSalle's stuff was good. Earle Hagen's less so. But we
love it all, really.

Mark T-B

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Group: potadg	Message: 20289	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: after school

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , "Hoknes" <hoknes@h...> wrote:

> i remember watching POTA after school specifically sometime during

the 1976/77 season

> i do not recall if it was a movie chopped up or a re-run of the tv

series

> it is very strange that it would be airing at all years afterwards

but that was my first views of POTA so i know i am not mistaken

Do I smell a rat..?

M-I5 agent Anon...

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Group: potadg	Message: 20290	From: Neil	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: Will's (FSM) soundtracks

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , "sparkytb2005" <sparkytb@h...> wrote:

> Only 3,000 CDs pressed as well.
>
> I have them both. How many got over to the US and Oz??

Well I have a copy of each so I know at least 2 made it downunder.

The thing that slightly worries me though is that they have been on
sale for a few years now and they have still not sold out. Where are
all the Apes fans out there who should have snapped up these gems!?!

Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20291	From: Greg Plonowski	Date: 8/21/2004
Subject: Re: POTA REPRO MEGO Boxes

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Chris:

While I don't understand what 12" Marvel Megos have to do with Mike's 12" repro boxes for Apes figures, there were in fact 3 Marvel characters that Mego did in the 12" size: Spider-man, Hulk and Captain America. See pages 178-179 of the third edition of John Bonavita's book Mego Action Figure Toys, or check out the 12" gallery of the Mego Museum:

http://www.megomuseum.com/twelve/index..html"

Greg P.

Chris Lawless <lawford42@...> wrote:

You mean a 12" box for the Hasbro figures? I don't recall any 12" Marvel
Megos...

Chris L.

Chris Hight wrote:

>> If you haven't picked them up, you have to get some of

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Group: potadg	Message: 20292	From: PofTAfan@aol.com	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Will's soundtracks

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Why not be greedy. Let's go for both of the apes soundtracks

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Group: potadg	Message: 20293	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Mego costumes

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on 8/21/04 2:47 PM, Chris Lawless at lawford42@... wrote:

Will,

You'd think that mixing gold/tan/butterscotch with purple wouldn't be a
good combination in terms of costume coloring, but I always liked the
outfit on the Mego Ursus. Actually, I really liked all the Mego outfits,
even though

As far as the color of Captain Kirk's shirt is concerned, it always
struck me as a combination of gold and yellow. In fact, wasn't there a
different shirt he used to wear that had a gold trim around the waist?
Mego's Kirk definitely had a yellow short, but the color used in the
Filmation cartoon seems to be closer to the gold/yellow combination
again. Speaking of which, I really need to pick up a set of those on eBay
one of these days. I keep seeing the Laserdisc box set, but it always
goes for in excess of $100. That price, considering the fact that I can
buy a DVDr set for about $20, is just a bit too steep. One guy even went
as far as to make artwork for the boxes and the DVDs. Each disc featured
a different character- even Nurse Chapel!!

Chris L.

Chris:

Actually, yellow (and similar colors like gold, tan and butterscotch) is
opposite of purple on the color wheel and designers/artists are taught that
color wheel opposites "harmonize" well. That's why you see purple and
yellow put together in artwork. It's not as common as much more oft used
color wheel opposites like red and green (Christmas!) and blue and orange
(pretty much the color scheme of any James Cameron film), but I'm pretty
sure that that's why Mego did it for the Ursus/Urko costume. It looks a
little goofy on the figure when you first see it, but those two colors do
harmonize well.

Kirk did have a different shirt that had gold trim around the waist, but
that shirt was green, I believe.

Anyway, thanks for your comments on this subject. I've always wondered what
everyone else thought. I mean, BESIDES that neighbor kid who swore up and
down that Kirk's shirt was orange!

Will

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Group: potadg	Message: 20294	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Mego costumes

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on 8/21/04 3:18 PM, Chris Lawless at lawford42@... wrote:

Isn't there a Medicom that fits that bill? A dark suited Caesar or
something similar?

I wonder what one of those Superman figures would go for today...?

Chris L.

The dark suited Ceasar is actually kind of weird, but I have two of them.
Who can resist a rare variant? Although, I've often wondered just how rare
it actually is.

Will

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Group: potadg	Message: 20295	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: BENEATH quotes

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on 8/21/04 5:49 PM, Chris Lawless at lawford42@... wrote:

Will Hoover <will5967@...> quoted:

>>"Did any good ever come from all that talk around all those tables?" <<

You know, for me, that brief monologue Brent did is one of my favorite
scenes from BENEATH.

Also:

>>"Man is evil! Capable of nothing but destruction!" Man... not just

Americans. <<

Do you suppose Zaius knew of all the different countries/continents from
the past?

Chris L.

I'd be willing to bet Zaius didn't know the difference. I think he was an
equal opportunity human hater!

Will

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Group: potadg	Message: 20296	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: BATTLE recasting

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on 8/21/04 6:55 PM, Chris Lawless at lawford42@... wrote:

Nothing so exotic I'm afraid. Juno spellcheck correction that I didn't
catch. Though I do have a thing for women with dark hair...

So, how about an answer to my ORIGINAL question about recasting...
;-)

Chris L.

Will Hoover <will5967@...> wrote:

>>France NUDE? Nude? Was that a Freudian slip? <<

Speaking of having a thing for women with dark hair! I have often said that
I think that my entire taste in women is rooted in the fact that as a kid,
my young eyes were treated to the lovely likes of Linda Harrison when I
first saw POTA. And France Nude... er... Nuyen must have had something to
do with it too, since all the girlfriends I've ever had, except one, were
Asian and the one that wasn't Asian was definitely dark haired. Admittedly,
Linda Harrison isn't Asian but she certainly fits in that "exotic" category.
But of course, Asians think that blonde hair and blue eyes is exotic.

Will

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Group: potadg	Message: 20297	From: Will Hoover	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: The big question

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on 8/21/04 7:48 PM, sparkytb2005 at sparkytb@... wrote:

> Maybe another way to ask this would be: what is it about POTA that
> inspires such devoted passion among it's fans. Answer that, and

you might have an answer to what defines the spirit/soul of POTA.

>
>
> Just a thought.
>
>
> Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20298	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Limited Edition Issue 1 of Adventures Comics and Ape Nation

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i propably have an extra #1 of the limited special edition of #1
and yes there are some issues i am interested in trading for actually sold out of some!

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Group: potadg	Message: 20299	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: after school

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it might be that they showed the movies
but i remember definitely seeing them aired more than twice which makes me think it might NOT have just been the movies airing

im not sure if it was weekly or what !?!?

I don't think it was that strange Terry. Back then, theatrical films
eventually mad their way to television. I saw all the Apes films (and the
telemovies) on The 4:30 Movie back when I was a kid. This was after
seeing the theatrical films on the CBS Friday Night Movie in the early to
mid seventies. The films were sold to different television stations and
they programmed them as they saw fit. In addition to The 4:30 Movie, ABC
(Channel 7 in NYC) showed them late at night after their local news
broadcasts- usually on Saturdays.

Chris L.

"Hoknes" <hoknes@...> wrote:

>> i remember watching POTA after school specifically sometime during the

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Group: potadg	Message: 20300	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/prri/planet_h.htm index to comic

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Planet of the Apes

http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/prri/planet_h.htm
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes. -- New York : Magazine Management,
1974-1977. -- ill. ; 28 cm. -- Published no. 1 (Aug. 1974)
- no. 29 (Feb. 1977), cf. Official Overstreet Comic Book
Price Guide. -- Science fiction. -- LIBRARY HAS: no. 1-2,
4, 7, 12, 27. -- Call no.: PN6728.4.M3P55
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes : The Monkey Planet / Charles Marshall,
Kent Burles, Barb Kaalberg. -- Newbury Park, Calif. :
Malibu Graphics, 1991. -- 118 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
1. Science fiction comic books, strips, etc. I. Marshall,
Charles. II. Burles, Kent. III. Kaalberg, Barb. IV. Boulle,
Pierre, 1912- V. The Monkey Planet. Call no.:
PQ2603.O754P55133 1991
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Planet of the Apes : the official adaptation of the science
fiction classic, based on the screenplay / by Rod Serling
and Michael Wilson ; from the novel Monkey Planet by Pierre
Boulle ; adapted by Doug Moench ; illustrated by George
Tuska and Mike Esposito. -- Newbury Park, CA : Malibu
Graphics, 1990. -- 125 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. -- Originally
published in Planet of the Apes #1-5 (Aug. 1974 - Mar.
1975).
1. Science fiction comic books, strips, etc. I. Moench,
Doug, 1948- II. Tuska, George. III. Esposito, Mike. IV.
Serling, Rod, 1924-1975. V. Wilson, Michael, 1914- VI.
Boulle, Pierre, 1912- VII. Planete des Singes. English.
Call no.: PQ2603.O754P55132 1990
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes : Urchak's Folly / Gary Chaloner,
writer/pencil art ; Dillon Naylor, ink art. -- Newbury
Park, CA : Adventure Comics, 1991- . -- ill. ; 26 cm. -- To
be complete in 4 nos. -- Genre: Science fiction. -- LIBRARY
HAS: no. 1-2. -- Call no.: PN6728.6.A3P55 1991
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes.
Adventures on the Planet of the Apes. -- New York : Marvel
Comics Group, 1975-1976. -- col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Published
no. 1 (Oct. 1975) - no. 11 (Dec. 1976). -- LIBRARY HAS: no.
1-11.
1. Science fiction comic books, strips, etc. I. Planet of
the Apes. Call no.: PN6728.4.M3A3
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes.
Beneath the Planet of the Apes. -- Poughkeepsie, N.Y. :
Western, 1970. -- 32 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- Title from
cover. -- Library copy lacks pull-out "Ape protest poster."
1. Science fiction comic books, strips, etc. I. The Planet
of the Apes. Call no.: PN6728.4.G56B44 1970
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes.
Beneath the Planet of the Apes. -- Newbury Park, Calif. :
Malibu Graphics, 1991. -- 130 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. -- "The
official authorized adaptation of the classic science
fiction film." -- Originally published in Planet of the
Apes #6-11 (Apr.-Aug. 1975).
1. Science fiction comic books, strips, etc. I. Planet of
the Apes. Call no.: PQ2603.O754B3 1991
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes.
Escape from the Planet of the Apes : the official
authorized adaptation of the classic science fiction film /
based on the screenplay by Paul Dehn ; based on characters
and situations created by Pierre Boulle in the novel Monkey
Planet ; adapted by Doug Moench ; illustrated by Rico
Rival. -- Newbury Park, Calif. : Malibu Graphics, 1991. --
127 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. -- Originally published in Planet of
the Apes #12-16 (Sept. 1975 - Jan. 1976).
1. Science fiction comic books, strips, etc. I. Moench,
Doug, 1948- II. Dehn, Paul, 1912-1976. III. Rival, Rico.
IV. Boulle, Pierre, 1912- V. Planet of the Apes. Call no.:
PQ2603.O754P552 1991
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes--Miscellanea.
Index entry (p. 114, 122) in Bonzer : Australian Comics
1900-1990s, edited by Annette Kay Shiell (Melbourne : Elgua
Media, 1998). -- Call no.: PN6790.A8 S47 1998
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes--Miscellanea.
Bob Larkin interview (4 p.) in David Anthony Kraft's Comics
Interview, no. 3 (May 1983) -- Topics: Doc Savage, Dallas,
Planet of the Apes. -- Data from issue 100 of magazine. --
Call no.: PN6725.D28no.3
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes--Miscellanea.
Index entry (p. 231) in The Comic Book Heroes from the
Silver Age to the Present, by Will Jacobs & Gerard Jones
(New York : Crown, 1985). Call no.: PN6725.J3 1985
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes--Miscellanea.
Index entry (p. 154) in Comics, vom Massenblatt ins
multimediale Abenteuer, by Andreas C. Knigge (Reinbeck bei
Hamburg : Rowohlt, 1996). -- Call no.: PN6710.K53 1996
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes--Miscellanea.
Index entry (p. 162, 185, 207) in Encyclopédie des bandes
dessinées / ed. Marjorie Alessandrini. Nouv. ed. (Paris : A
Michel, 1986) Call no.: PN6707.E5 1986
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes--Miscellanea.
Index entry (p. 161) in Marvel : Five Fabulous Decades of
the World's Greatest Comics, by Les Daniels (New York :
H.N. Abrams, 1991). Call no.: PN6725.D25 1991
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes--Miscellanea.
"Roddy Wasn't There" / Matt Poslusny. p. 75 in Comic Book
Marketplace, v. 2, no. 70 (Aug. 1999). -- (Marketplace
Mail) -- Letter on Planet of the Apes. -- Call no.:
PN6714.C632v.2no.70
-----------------------------------------------------
Planet of the Apes--Reviews.
"Misanthropes : Apes and Teens" / by David Denby. p. 88-89
in The New Yorker, v. 77, no. 22 (Aug. 6, 2001). -- (The
Current Cinema) -- Reviews of Planet of the Apes, and Ghost
World. -- Call no.: AP2.N52v.77no.22

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Group: potadg	Message: 20301	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: [PotaDG] Re: Issue 1 of Adventures Comics

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OK Shamus...I mean shameless...I mean Chris....

What titles do you still have and how much do you want for 'em?

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Chris Lawless[SMTP:LAWFORD42@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 9:58:39 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: Issue 1 of Adventures Comics
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>Terry,

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Group: potadg	Message: 20302	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: [PotaDG] Re: MAD #444

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I don't think Mark likes comics....he sure thinks we're whacky
collecting toys! Mark? Are comics OK? ;)

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Chris Lawless[SMTP:LAWFORD42@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 6:34:56 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: MAD #444
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>

Wasn't that where one of the characters lived in Marvel's Terror- in
Mount Rushmore in one of the President's nostrils? Coincidence?
Hmmmmm.....

Chris L.

"sparkytb2005" <sparkytb@...> wrote:

>>If I won the lottery, I would spend a couple of million dollars

to have the above quote carved into Mount Rushmore -- the letters
five hundred feet high. <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20303	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: The thing I like.....

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The thing I really like about these lists is finding out what other POTA
fans think, and knowing there are POTA fans out there! We're a lonely
bunch!

How about you? Comments...?

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Chris Lawless[SMTP:LAWFORD42@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 6:13:19 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: The Marvel debate
> Auto forwarded by a RuleI'm probably coming up to near 100 viewings of

BENEATH, and I still catch
new thing every once in awhile. Even if I don't, that in no way
diminishes my enjoyment of the film (or any of the others for that
matter, including both television series). And obviously we all watch
these repeatedly and all get different things out of them, or else I
don't think we'd have the mailings lists to begin with. :-)

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20304	From: miester1976	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: I heard it through the APEvine...

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...that this is the place to sign up for the Return to the POTA
animated series on DVD? If so, could someone please give me further
instruction. Thanks!

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Group: potadg	Message: 20305	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Rare Mego costumes

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It's a "brown Cornelius".

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Chris Lawless[SMTP:LAWFORD42@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 6:18:07 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: Mego costumes
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>

Isn't there a Medicom that fits that bill? A dark suited Caesar or
something similar?

I wonder what one of those Superman figures would go for today...?

Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20306	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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When the sub-plot disappeared, WHERE WAS THE DISC???

Is it lost?

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Neil[SMTP:NFOSTER@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 10:49:13 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: Virdon's disc
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>
--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Dave B" <smugster@b...> wrote:
>maybe the disc is dedicated to telemetrics - anticipating just such
an emergency. A PORTABLE record of the 'highlights' of the mission.
A little black box to help discover what went wrong.

That's what I think too, when this discussion came up a few months
ago that was one of the suggestions I put forward and it does seem
to make a lot of sense, the thing does seem to be pretty
indistructable.
I just wish the writers had been given the time to explore this a
bit more in the TV series instead of the disc sub plot just
disappearing.

Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20307	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Zippos

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Classic POTA.

I'm trying to get some better photos, but while we wait I have sent Neil
a great poster advertising them and if we are all very nice, I'm sure
Neil will upload and send us a link!

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Chris Lawless[SMTP:LAWFORD42@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 10:38:15 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: POTA Poll
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>

"Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...> wrote:

>>Ahhhh.....there were CLASSIC cell phone straps too, and there were

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Group: potadg	Message: 20308	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: That  BTB !

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I think that was a "curse word"...don't provoke him!

Just tell him about what the future holds....or should we keep it quiet?
;)

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Chris Lawless[SMTP:LAWFORD42@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 9:17:32 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: BTB !
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>

"...had to come to an end " - What?!?!?!?

Chris L.

"simianarms" <simianarms@...> wrote:

>>I loved everything about BTB! The only thing that saddened me was it

had to come to an end  Thanks to everyone involved! <<

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Group: potadg	Message: 20309	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: [PotaDG] Re: First Views

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That's really unfair!

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Chris Lawless[SMTP:LAWFORD42@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 10:33:52 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: First Views
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>

>>I want to send MY kids to that high school! <<

Hoknes <hoknes@...> wrote:

>>i never owned or saw a POTA comic until about 1986 when i stumbled

across
POTA mag #7 perhaps at a garage sale!?!?
my high school teacher made the class watch POTA in our grade 10 english
class - it was great <<

Group: potadg	Message: 20310	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: [PotaDG] Re: Apes marathon on SciFi

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Absolutely.

I might "double post" some stuff so people here see what a great group
that one is too and I say right now....I encourage everyone to join it!

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: sparkytb2005[SMTP:SPARKYTB@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 11:10:59 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Re: Apes marathon on SciFi
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>
--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, Chris Lawless <lawford42@j...> wrote:
> Greg Plonowski <urko3085@s...> wrote:
>
>
> >>The SciFi Channel will be having a marathon showing of all 5
Apes films
> on Sunday, September 5 starting at 9:00 A.M. Eastern. <<
>
>
> Can it be set up where one of those Reminders is sent out to the
DG/FC,
> idealistically a day or so before the marathon? Come to think if
it, I
> haven't seen any in quite some time (birthdays or TV schedules).
I'm
> guessing this is all info that has to be input somewhere?
>
>
> Chris L.
>

+++ Sort of on this point -- don't forget that the 20th Anniversary
TV Series Forum is about to start on Mez's site next month.

Put it in your diary - and post.

Mark T-B.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20311	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

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OK - now back to the BEGINNING....

WHO TOLD US ABOUT THIS DOCO?

WHO IS GOING TO COPY IT?????

I'll certainly pass it on to Hunter from here....

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: Hunter Goatley[SMTP:GOATHUNTER@...]
> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 11:17:23 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [PotaDG] Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV

DOCUMENTARY!!

> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>
> Yes please Michael!! Can you make one in NTSC format?

I can do that, if Michael gets the file to me.

Hunter

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Group: potadg	Message: 20312	From: Kassidy Rae	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Sideshow photos

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Since my other pictures didn't come through, I put them up in a
folder under photos - sideshow toys. Too bad Yahoo won't let me
upload the animated gifs. Enjoy them-
Kassidy

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Group: potadg	Message: 20313	From: Hunter Goatley	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: I heard it through the APEvine...

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> ...that this is the place to sign up for the Return to the POTA
> animated series on DVD? If so, could someone please give me further
> instruction. Thanks!

It's not available yet, but I'm doing the planning. I have a few good
sources now. I'm just waiting for a break from Real Work to have time
to work on them. Since Real Work pays the bills, it gets my priority
time. ;-) But they will happen, so stay tuned.

Hunter

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Group: potadg	Message: 20314	From: patrickmichaeltilton	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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My POTA-epic-in-progress [which I'm titling "DESTINY OF THE PLANET OF
THE APES", as I've mentioned (elsewhere) before], in which I'm re-
adapting the Effinger episodes along with adapting all the other ones
into prose, will have a "final" TV episode which hinges on them
having the disc all through their adventures.

And, of course, this leads to the question: Where was the disc during
those times when either Burke or Virdon was captured and/or naked
and/or whatever?

Virdon was carrying it with him when they tried to break up the fight-
practising gladiators, when he lost it in the scuffle -- so that
Prefect Barlow could find it on the ground and lead to the plot of
our Trio meddling in Kaymak's affairs, etc.

But did Virdon always carry the disc with him? One might assume so,
since HE is the one who puts all his hopes of "getting back home" in
it. Would Virdon entrust it to Burke, or to Galen? Might not Burke --
who has said flat out that "THIS is home, now... you KNOW it" -- be
tempted to make the disc "disappear", so that Virdon will have to
give up his "bonkers" theory of getting back home? Could it be that
Virdon -- who must trust Burke up to a certain point -- does NOT
trust him with the safekeeping of the precious disc?

Hmmm... Virdon as 'Gollum', with the Disc being the equivalent of the
One Ring... "my precioussss..."

What about Galen? Might it not be safer for Galen to carry the disc?
After all, he COULD tuck it away in that little pocket where his
outfit's "chimp glyph" is, mid-torso? Hmmm... nope; he doesn't HAVE a
chimp-glyph on his outfit, dammit! I was thinking about how Zira kept
her little notepad in a pocket of HER chimp-glyph. Well, we could
always assume that Galen has some other pocket in which he could keep
their precious disc, right?

At the end of the "last" episode ["UP ABOVE THE WORLD SO HIGH"],
Virdon and Burke are nearly naked -- and I can just hear Kass & all
the other chicks on this site panting at the thought -- and one can
only wonder WHERE Virdon might've sequestered that precious disc of
his! Remember the scene in "PULP FICTION" where Christopher Walken
talks to the kid who plays Bruce Willis' character when he was young,
about his "father's watch"?

And how, we might wonder, did the two astronauts dress themselves,
AFTER the end of that episode? Their duds were someplace else -- and
I doubt if they would've gone back to the fishing village to
retrieve 'em. They would've had to get some new clothes, now,
wouldn't they?

If the disc IS still in their possession, I'd submit that Galen would
have to have been carrying it, since he never had to ditch his
clothes during the 14 eps.

Of course, we don't HAVE to assume that the 14th episode was
the "last" one; the order of the episodes is never fixed, with the
exception of "ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW" being the 1st one, and "THE
GLADIATORS" preceding "THE HORSE RACE" (Barlow, etc). "UP ABOVE"
could just as easily be put, chronologically, much earlier; we don't
have to take the "aired" order to be the "true" order. Similarly,
many "STAR TREK" episodes -- which SHOULD be chronologically ordered
by "stardate" -- aired in a different order than that, based on when
each episode's production was finished.

Patrick

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Whitty" <whitty@c...> wrote:
> When the sub-plot disappeared, WHERE WAS THE DISC???
>
> Is it lost?
>
> Michael
>
> --- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Dave B" <smugster@b...> wrote:
> >maybe the disc is dedicated to telemetrics - anticipating just
such an emergency. A PORTABLE record of the 'highlights' of the
mission. A little black box to help discover what went wrong.
> That's what I think too, when this discussion came up a few months
ago that was one of the suggestions I put forward and it does seem to
make a lot of sense, the thing does seem to be pretty indistructable.
> I just wish the writers had been given the time to explore this a
bit more in the TV series instead of the disc sub plot just
disappearing.
>
> Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20315	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES on DVD

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I run a video editing business on the side and edit peoples home videos and transfer them to DVD
I work with the DVD format all the time so I was thinking if someone had the cartoons on VHS or in WMV or AVI or MPEG format and wanted to send them to me
I'd be happy to do the editing work and make DVD's of this.

Of course there are others that can do this also and there are sellers already on ebay with copies on DVD
but i'm willing to tackle the job if anyone is interested in contacting me

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Group: potadg	Message: 20316	From: Neil	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Zippos

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , "Michael Whitty" <whitty@c...> wrote:

> I'm trying to get some better photos, but while we wait I have

sent Neil a great poster advertising them and if we are all very
nice, I'm sure Neil will upload and send us a link!

Okay done, it's in the files section, named - Zippos and straps.
To have a look:

<http://f4.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/UAkpQdSGVi0TvnYMwsi7o0zLQ8TKI35j6qHVlQb
n11Ehx1bYkSwYZ2y2hp0HKA0P_3-kWBvvjYgsp0xIlTSC/Zippos%20and%
20straps.jpg>

Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20317	From: Neil	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Sideshow photos

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , "Kassidy Rae" <valwp@y...> wrote:

> Too bad Yahoo won't let me upload the animated gifs.

Kass they should work if you upload them to the Files section.

Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20318	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: FW: [The Planet Of The Apes Zone] a soundtrack CD should be made fr

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Chris Lawless,

You might want to email this person!

Good lord! It's another PATRICK!!!

Michael

>
> ----------
> From: cylon_command[SMTP:CYLON_COMMAND@...]
> Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 6:33:36 AM
> To: theplanetoftheapeszone@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [The Planet Of The Apes Zone] a soundtrack CD should be

made

> from the t.v.series/cartoon.
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
>

Hello to all, I`ve been kicking around an idea for awhile, since Film
Score Monthly & Sony have made great soundtrack CD`s for all 5 ape
films, how about all of us fans e-mail FSM and ask them to make a CD
with all the music & dialogue from the apes t.v. series & cartoon
series?.The website is http://www.filmscoremonthly.com
<http://www.filmscoremonthly.com> .Let`s see
what happens.Patrick.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20319	From: ape_mom	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

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This is what I do... I copy the second part, then click on the first
part, then paste in the second part, then click go. Usually it
works -- not always. The book is still available, though. ;)
Someday, someone will tell me how to embed a link that works.

--Helen

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, Chris Lawless <lawford42@j...> wrote:
> The link doesn't seem to be working- could you post it again?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris L.
>
>
> "ape_mom" <sand_hill_school@y...> wrote:
>
> >>I stumbled across this listing this morning... (for those of you
> with extra pocket change).
>
> http://www.booksamillion.com/ncom/books?
> id=2930075450798&pid=A8230900788
>
> Monkey Planet.
> by Pierre. Boulle
> Hard-To-Find Title: Ships within 3 weeks.
> Our Price: $1579.38
> Millionaire's Club Price: $1421.44
> Members Save $157.94 ! (10%)
>
>
> Condition: Fine/Fine dust jacket. First Edition. A beautiful copy
of
> the scarce first English edition of THE PLANET OF THE APES.
Wonderful
> dust jacket art..
>
> Item ID: 8230900788 / Publisher: London: Secker & Warburg, 1963 <<
>
>

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Group: potadg	Message: 20320	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: William Creber gets life

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The Art Director's Guild has announced that POTA art director William Creber will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award on Feb. 12. In addition to POTA Creber has a long list of credits. He was nominated for an Emmy for a 2001 production. He's had 3 Oscar nominations ("Greatest Story Ever Told", "Poseidon Adventure" and "Towering Inferno"). Way to go, Bill! - - - Jeff

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Group: potadg	Message: 20321	From: Kimmie	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

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Highlight the whole link, paste in browser addy bar and go.

To make them work, paste in very small text, but the group has to have htmk
enabled.

-------Original Message-------

From: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Date: 08/22/04 17:53:44
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [PotaDG] Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

This is what I do... I copy the second part, then click on the first
part, then paste in the second part, then click go. Usually it
works -- not always. The book is still available, though. ;)
Someday, someone will tell me how to embed a link that works.

--Helen

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, Chris Lawless <lawford42@j...> wrote:
> The link doesn't seem to be working- could you post it again?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris L.
>
>
> "ape_mom" <sand_hill_school@y...> wrote:
>
> >>I stumbled across this listing this morning... (for those of you
> with extra pocket change).
>
> http://www.booksamillion.com/ncom/books?
> id=2930075450798&pid=A8230900788
>
> Monkey Planet.
> by Pierre. Boulle
> Hard-To-Find Title: Ships within 3 weeks.
> Our Price: $1579.38
> Millionaire's Club Price: $1421.44
> Members Save $157.94 ! (10%)
>
>
> Condition: Fine/Fine dust jacket. First Edition. A beautiful copy
of
> the scarce first English edition of THE PLANET OF THE APES.
Wonderful
> dust jacket art..
>
> Item ID: 8230900788 / Publisher: London: Secker & Warburg, 1963 <<
>
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Group: potadg	Message: 20322	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: giant apes

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Yes, the cartoon had a giant ape named Kygor. He is the god of the Ice Apes. I think he was a statue that comes to life when they are in trouble. Kind of a King Kong riff. He was in the episodes "Terror on Ice Mtn." and the last episode "Battle of the Titans". Talking about this makes me feel very dirty. I must wash it off! - - - Jeff

----- Original Message -----
From: Neil
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 10:05 PM
Subject: [PotaDG] Re: giant apes

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, Chris Lawless <lawford42@j...> wrote:
> So am I Neil! I just recently watched (most) of the RETURN series,
and I don't remember any giant apes. Unless it was in one of the
last few...?

Chris, a giant ape did feature in a couple of episodes.
Without going back through my tapes to find the exact episodes I'll
take a guess at it but I'm pretty sure it's in the one where Bill
and Cornelius use a balloon to get up a mountain to hide a book, and
there is an episode where it fights the flying dragon bird thingy.
Come to think of it wasn't it named Kygoor or something like that?

Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20323	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Zippos

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Thanks Neil, I'll double your salary now!

You'll see the Zippos are NUMBERED! There were 1,000 of each made.

They came in a box with a mobile strap - but the mobile strap was PAINTED!

The mobile straps look curiously like a Medicom head.

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: Neil [nfoster@...]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 7:15 AM
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [PotaDG] Re: Zippos

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Whitty" <whitty@c...> wrote:
> I'm trying to get some better photos, but while we wait I have
sent Neil a great poster advertising them and if we are all very
nice, I'm sure Neil will upload and send us a link!

Okay done, it's in the files section, named - Zippos and straps.
To have a look:

< http://f4.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/UAkpQdSGVi0TvnYMwsi7o0zLQ8TKI35j6qHVlQb
<http://f4.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/UAkpQdSGVi0TvnYMwsi7o0zLQ8TKI35j6qHVlQb>
n11Ehx1bYkSwYZ2y2hp0HKA0P_3-kWBvvjYgsp0xIlTSC/Zippos%20and%
20straps.jpg>

Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20324	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

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Neil,

Ask one of your kids how to.htmlenable the group will you mate? ;)

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: Kimmie [kimmmie@...]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 7:57 AM
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [PotaDG] Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

Highlight the whole link, paste in browser addy bar and go.

To make them work, paste in very small text, but the group has to have htmk
enabled.

-------Original Message-------

From: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Date: 08/22/04 17:53:44
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [PotaDG] Re: Rare 1st Edition Monkey Planet

This is what I do... I copy the second part, then click on the first
part, then paste in the second part, then click go. Usually it
works -- not always. The book is still available, though. ;)
Someday, someone will tell me how to embed a link that works.

--Helen

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Group: potadg	Message: 20325	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Cartoons on DVD

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Chris recently mentioned about the "Star Trek" cartoons. I forget if it was mentioned that Fox is planning to put the "Star Wars" animated cartoons on DVD ("Droids" and "Ewoks"). It might be a stretch but maybe this will get them thinking about putting "Return to the POTA" on DVD professionally, especially if the SW ones sell well. As for "Star Trek", fans are eating up the DVDs so probably the cartoon will be out soon. - - - Jeff

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Group: potadg	Message: 20326	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

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OK - so it was Les who told us!

Les, do you have a date for when this special will air?

Michael

-----

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, Chris Lawless <lawford42@j...> wrote:
> "ansanaut" <mail@l...> wrote:
>
> >>Just thought I would mention that there will be a new documentary
> shown on Sky Channel featuring the Top 10 Moments in Sci-Fi movie
> history.
>
> I was invited to London to take part in this documentary and took
> along my original costumed mannequin two weeks ago. Obviously Im
not
> allowed to give specific detail about the show but it will feature
> brand new interviews with Linda Harrison and William Creeber!
>
> It should be aired around September but that can also change.
> Keep your eyes peeled and enjoy! <<
>
>
> I hope that someone will be recording this and then figuring out a
way to
> convert it to NTSC for those of us here in the States???
>
>
> Chris L.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20327	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Return to the POTA on DVD.

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By the way,
<mailto:Pota@yahoogroups.com>
Hunter is copying a few then I am burning these for distribution.

I will only ask for the price of the disc and postage.

As it stands, these will be available to everyone on all POTA groups and
members of the fan club.

That's if my understanding of all these groups as joining together in peace
and encouraging the promotion of all as a community is correct - I have been
lead to believe (because of the posts I have sent that were deleted at the
pota group) that I might be wrong, and the pota group might actually be
trying to be competitive AGAINST the other groups. If that's the case then
I'll rethink exclusivity on the discs and many other projects. I hope
that's not the case.

If all these groups is making a better world for POTA because we are
generating more from them and opening different places for fans to go, then
I'm thrilled. However if it is going to be set up for one person to try to
outdo another, then all is lost and Rome is burning (and I'll leave you to
decide who is playing the fiddle!).

Michael

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com <mailto:pota@yahoogroups.com > , "James" <
JamesA1102@a <mailto:JamesA1102@a> ...> wrote:

> Thanks Terry,
>
> Hunter Goatly has been working on this for several months. Last year
> he did a wonderful job putting together at DVD of the Extended
> Version of Battle. Me and several other people have sent Hunter our
> tapes of the Return series and he's come up with the best possible
> versions of all the episodes.
>
> Additionally, he's working on a rareties DVD that will include
> things like the Roddy in Ape Make-up segment from the Carol Burnett
> show that's on the Internal Site but at a much high quality level.
>
> You may want to contact Hunter to see if you two can join forces on
> these projects.
>
>
> --- In pota@yahoogroups.com <mailto:pota@yahoogroups.com > , Hoknes <

terryhoknes@s <mailto:terryhoknes@s> ...> wrote:

> > I run a video editing business on the side and edit peoples home
> videos and transfer them to DVD
> > I work with the DVD format all the time so I was thinking if
> someone had the cartoons on VHS or in WMV or AVI or MPEG format and
> wanted to send them to me
> > I'd be happy to do the editing work and make DVD's of this.
> >
> > Of course there are others that can do this also and there are
> sellers already on ebay with copies on DVD
> > but i'm willing to tackle the job if anyone is interested in
> contacting me
> >

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Group: potadg	Message: 20328	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES on DVD

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I'm fairly sure what Hunter is producing will be in NTSC (and region free)!

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: Hoknes [terryhoknes@...]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 5:54 AM
To: pota@yahoogroups.com; PotaDG@yahoogroups.com;
apechronicles@yahoogroups.com; ape@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [PotaDG] RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES on DVD

I run a video editing business on the side and edit peoples home videos and
transfer them to DVD
I work with the DVD format all the time so I was thinking if someone had the
cartoons on VHS or in WMV or AVI or MPEG format and wanted to send them to
me
I'd be happy to do the editing work and make DVD's of this.

Of course there are others that can do this also and there are sellers
already on ebay with copies on DVD
but i'm willing to tackle the job if anyone is interested in contacting me

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Group: potadg	Message: 20329	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Re: Cartoons on DVD

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I hope you are right Jeff.

Even if Fox just throw Return out as cheapie DVDs, that would SURELY be
better than having them just sit around...RIGHT!?!?!?

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: veetus@... [veetus@...]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 10:07 AM
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [PotaDG] Cartoons on DVD

Chris recently mentioned about the "Star Trek" cartoons. I forget if it
was mentioned that Fox is planning to put the "Star Wars" animated cartoons
on DVD ("Droids" and "Ewoks"). It might be a stretch but maybe this will get
them thinking about putting "Return to the POTA" on DVD professionally,
especially if the SW ones sell well. As for "Star Trek", fans are eating up
the DVDs so probably the cartoon will be out soon. - - - Jeff

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Group: potadg	Message: 20330	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: 'Tis the season

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Am I daft or is September right around the corner? Isn't that when some of the Sideshow figures are going to be released? Could it be possible that in a couple weeks some of us will be holding Sideshow Dr. Zauis going, "Man is a nuisance. He eats up his food supplies in the forest, then migrates to our green belts and ravages our crops. The sooner he is exterminated the better! It's a question of simian survival." ? I won't be, *cough*, I don't do that. But some might be. - - - Jeff

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Group: potadg	Message: 20331	From: Whitty, Michael	Date: 8/22/2004
Subject: Argentina comics

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Hey Terry.

I bought issues #1 - #6.

A team of us are translating them and printing them and offering them for
sale (soon!).

There is a #7 and we are trying to get it. It is in COLOUR!

Michael

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Hoknes <terryhoknes@s...> wrote:
when were those argentina comics made who published them how many
issues are there?
who has possession of these books ??

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Group: potadg	Message: 20332	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Cartoons on DVD (OT)

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As for the "Star Trek" cartoon, David Gerrold (novelizer of "Battle") says
they're working on it right now for DVD and it should come out this year or
next. www.tvshowsondvd.com lists Dec. 14 '04 for the release of ST: the
Complete Series. No details but the only "complete" ST series that would fit
on a DVD set would be the cartoon, right? Tvshowsondvd has a 3-part
interview with Gerrold (July '04) under "articles" for those who are
interested. I mentioned the "Star Trek" cartoon because Chris was interested
in it. - - - Jeff

----- Original Message -----
From: "Whitty, Michael" <Michael.Whitty@...>
To: <PotaDG@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 6:22 PM
Subject: RE: [PotaDG] Cartoons on DVD

> I hope you are right Jeff.
>
> Even if Fox just throw Return out as cheapie DVDs, that would SURELY be
> better than having them just sit around...RIGHT!?!?!?
>
> Michael
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: veetus@... [veetus@...]
> Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 10:07 AM
> To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [PotaDG] Cartoons on DVD
>
>
> Chris recently mentioned about the "Star Trek" cartoons. I forget if it
> was mentioned that Fox is planning to put the "Star Wars" animated
cartoons
> on DVD ("Droids" and "Ewoks"). It might be a stretch but maybe this will
get
> them thinking about putting "Return to the POTA" on DVD professionally,
> especially if the SW ones sell well. As for "Star Trek", fans are eating
up
> the DVDs so probably the cartoon will be out soon. - - - Jeff
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

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Group: potadg	Message: 20333	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: APESFAN !

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Joe Lozosky told me it was George Ruiz who got discouraged after seeing POTA2001 and dropped the ball on "Apesfan". He was more interested in his DVD website. A pity, I guess they're sitting on enough articles and interviews for another issue. - - - Jeff

----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Whitty
To: potaDG@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 5:41 PM
Subject: [PotaDG] RE: APESFAN !

Hey Terry.

I think Jeff K knows more about these mysterious fellas!

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Whitty [Michael.Whitty@...]
Sent: Saturday, 21 August 2004 8:31 AM
To: whitty@...
Subject: Fwd: APESFAN !

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Hoknes <terryhoknes@s...> wrote:
whatever happenedto APESFAN
are the editors in any of the POTA groups or online ?

APESFAN Subscribe Search Home

Web Site: None
A fanzine for fans of the Sci-Fi classic, Planet of the Apes.
Editors: Joe Lozowsky, George R.Reis.
60 B&W A4 pages.

Annual 1999
Oscar Winner Kim Hunter (Zira)
Actress Natalie Trundy (and wife of producer Arthur P. Jacobs)
Bobby Porter (Cornelius in Battle for POA and TV)
Film historian Eric Greene
Apes news and events
A look at the new Behind the Planet of the Apes documentary
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Group: potadg	Message: 20334	From: ape_mom	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: 'Tis the season

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:"> **blush**

Thank you, my friend. You have given me something to look forward
to.

--Helen

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, <veetus@e...> wrote:
> Am I daft or is September right around the corner? Isn't that
when some of the Sideshow figures are going to be released? Could it
be possible that in a couple weeks some of us will be holding
Sideshow Dr. Zauis going, "Man is a nuisance. He eats up his food
supplies in the forest, then migrates to our green belts and ravages
our crops. The sooner he is exterminated the better! It's a question
of simian survival." ? I won't be, *cough*, I don't do that. But some
might be. - - - Jeff
>
>
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Group: potadg	Message: 20335	From: Hunter Goatley	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

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> Hunter is copying a few then I am burning these for distribution.

Actually, I'll be sending them to anyone who can help redistribute.
There's no reason U.S. residents should have to pay for postage from
Australia....

> As it stands, these will be available to everyone on all POTA groups and
> members of the fan club.

Forget "as it stands," that's the way it will be, too. Or else the
copies will be just for me and my sources.

Hunter

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Group: potadg	Message: 20336	From: Chris Hight	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: POTA REPRO MEGO Boxes

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The 12" POTA REPRO boxes could be used for Hasbro or
even the SideShow figures.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20337	From: Michael Whitty	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

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I'd prefer not to be involved in this any more actually, thanks
Hunter.

Who in the USA can burn and distribute these?

Michael

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, Hunter Goatley <goathunter@g...>
wrote:

> > Hunter is copying a few then I am burning these for distribution.
>
> Actually, I'll be sending them to anyone who can help

redistribute.

> There's no reason U.S. residents should have to pay for postage

from

> Australia....
>
> > As it stands, these will be available to everyone on all POTA

groups and

> > members of the fan club.
>
> Forget "as it stands," that's the way it will be, too. Or else the
> copies will be just for me and my sources.
>
> Hunter

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Group: potadg	Message: 20338	From: ape_mom	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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Gotta say it... It's good to see you here Patrick.

About the disc [short version]... If you have something THAT
important you just keep track of it. Period. They lost it once and
had to go get it. It's too valuable. Hiding something that little
when you first sense danger and going to retrieve it later is easy
enough. It didn't just "get lost." Unless it was confiscated and
destroyed by the Apes, it exists and Virdon knows where it is. I
can't believe they would lose it.

--Helen

--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "patrickmichaeltilton"
<patrickmichaeltilton@y...> wrote:

> My POTA-epic-in-progress [which I'm titling "DESTINY OF THE PLANET

> THE APES", as I've mentioned (elsewhere) before], in which I'm re-
> adapting the Effinger episodes along with adapting all the other

ones

> into prose, will have a "final" TV episode which hinges on them
> having the disc all through their adventures.
>
> And, of course, this leads to the question: Where was the disc

during

> those times when either Burke or Virdon was captured and/or naked
> and/or whatever?
>
> Virdon was carrying it with him when they tried to break up the

fight-

> practising gladiators, when he lost it in the scuffle -- so that
> Prefect Barlow could find it on the ground and lead to the plot of
> our Trio meddling in Kaymak's affairs, etc.
>
> But did Virdon always carry the disc with him? One might assume so,
> since HE is the one who puts all his hopes of "getting back home"

> it. Would Virdon entrust it to Burke, or to Galen? Might not Burke -

> who has said flat out that "THIS is home, now... you KNOW it" -- be
> tempted to make the disc "disappear", so that Virdon will have to
> give up his "bonkers" theory of getting back home? Could it be that
> Virdon -- who must trust Burke up to a certain point -- does NOT
> trust him with the safekeeping of the precious disc?
>
> Hmmm... Virdon as 'Gollum', with the Disc being the equivalent of

the

> One Ring... "my precioussss..."
>
> What about Galen? Might it not be safer for Galen to carry the

disc?

> After all, he COULD tuck it away in that little pocket where his
> outfit's "chimp glyph" is, mid-torso? Hmmm... nope; he doesn't HAVE

> chimp-glyph on his outfit, dammit! I was thinking about how Zira

kept

> her little notepad in a pocket of HER chimp-glyph. Well, we could
> always assume that Galen has some other pocket in which he could

keep

> their precious disc, right?
>
> At the end of the "last" episode ["UP ABOVE THE WORLD SO HIGH"],
> Virdon and Burke are nearly naked -- and I can just hear Kass & all
> the other chicks on this site panting at the thought -- and one can
> only wonder WHERE Virdon might've sequestered that precious disc of
> his! Remember the scene in "PULP FICTION" where Christopher Walken
> talks to the kid who plays Bruce Willis' character when he was

young,

> about his "father's watch"?
>
> And how, we might wonder, did the two astronauts dress themselves,
> AFTER the end of that episode? Their duds were someplace else --

and

> I doubt if they would've gone back to the fishing village to
> retrieve 'em. They would've had to get some new clothes, now,
> wouldn't they?
>
> If the disc IS still in their possession, I'd submit that Galen

would

> have to have been carrying it, since he never had to ditch his
> clothes during the 14 eps.
>
> Of course, we don't HAVE to assume that the 14th episode was
> the "last" one; the order of the episodes is never fixed, with the
> exception of "ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW" being the 1st one, and "THE
> GLADIATORS" preceding "THE HORSE RACE" (Barlow, etc). "UP ABOVE"
> could just as easily be put, chronologically, much earlier; we

don't

> have to take the "aired" order to be the "true" order. Similarly,
> many "STAR TREK" episodes -- which SHOULD be chronologically

ordered

> by "stardate" -- aired in a different order than that, based on

when

> each episode's production was finished.
>
> Patrick
>
>
> --- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Whitty" <whitty@c...> wrote:
> > When the sub-plot disappeared, WHERE WAS THE DISC???
> >
> > Is it lost?
> >
> > Michael
> >
> > --- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Dave B" <smugster@b...> wrote:
> > >maybe the disc is dedicated to telemetrics - anticipating just
> such an emergency. A PORTABLE record of the 'highlights' of the
> mission. A little black box to help discover what went wrong.
> > That's what I think too, when this discussion came up a few

months

> ago that was one of the suggestions I put forward and it does seem

> make a lot of sense, the thing does seem to be pretty

indistructable.

> > I just wish the writers had been given the time to explore this a
> bit more in the TV series instead of the disc sub plot just
> disappearing.
> >
> > Neil

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Group: potadg	Message: 20339	From: Hunter Goatley	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

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> I'd prefer not to be involved in this any more actually, thanks
> Hunter.

You're the one who tried to turn them into some sort of contest or
lure for a group, Michael. No one else has ever suggested any kind of
exclusivity.

> Who in the USA can burn and distribute these?

There will be people....

Hunter

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Group: potadg	Message: 20340	From: ron kenner	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

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i'm pretty sure i can burn and distribute;

i am still learning how to do this, but i think i have all the right programs.

rob
atlanta, GA, oosa

Hunter Goatley <goathunter@...> wrote:

> I'd prefer not to be involved in this any more actually, thanks
> Hunter.

You're the one who tried to turn them into some sort of contest or
lure for a group, Michael. No one else has ever suggested any kind of
exclusivity.

> Who in the USA can burn and distribute these?

There will be people....

Hunter

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Group: potadg	Message: 20341	From: veetus@earthlink.net	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Virdon's disc

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Ron Harper said they just decided to drop the disc angle. He thought it
was silly to make a big deal about it and then suddenly it doesn't get
mentioned anymore. I guess we could assume he still had it, it just doesn't
get mentioned any more.
Another thing Ron mentioned is in the early episodes his "family" picture
had a brunette wife (his real wife). When they got to "The Legacy" they
decided to cast a blonde actress so did a new photo with a blonde
wife. - - - Jeff

----- Original Message -----
From: "ape_mom" <sand_hill_school@...>
To: <PotaDG@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 7:29 AM
Subject: [PotaDG] Re: Virdon's disc

> Gotta say it... It's good to see you here Patrick.
>
> About the disc [short version]... If you have something THAT
> important you just keep track of it. Period. They lost it once and
> had to go get it. It's too valuable. Hiding something that little
> when you first sense danger and going to retrieve it later is easy
> enough. It didn't just "get lost." Unless it was confiscated and
> destroyed by the Apes, it exists and Virdon knows where it is. I
> can't believe they would lose it.
>
> --Helen
>
>
>
> --- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "patrickmichaeltilton"
> <patrickmichaeltilton@y...> wrote:
> > My POTA-epic-in-progress [which I'm titling "DESTINY OF THE PLANET
> OF
> > THE APES", as I've mentioned (elsewhere) before], in which I'm re-
> > adapting the Effinger episodes along with adapting all the other
> ones
> > into prose, will have a "final" TV episode which hinges on them
> > having the disc all through their adventures.
> >
> > And, of course, this leads to the question: Where was the disc
> during
> > those times when either Burke or Virdon was captured and/or naked
> > and/or whatever?
> >
> > Virdon was carrying it with him when they tried to break up the
> fight-
> > practising gladiators, when he lost it in the scuffle -- so that
> > Prefect Barlow could find it on the ground and lead to the plot of
> > our Trio meddling in Kaymak's affairs, etc.
> >
> > But did Virdon always carry the disc with him? One might assume so,
> > since HE is the one who puts all his hopes of "getting back home"
> in
> > it. Would Virdon entrust it to Burke, or to Galen? Might not Burke -
> -
> > who has said flat out that "THIS is home, now... you KNOW it" -- be
> > tempted to make the disc "disappear", so that Virdon will have to
> > give up his "bonkers" theory of getting back home? Could it be that
> > Virdon -- who must trust Burke up to a certain point -- does NOT
> > trust him with the safekeeping of the precious disc?
> >
> > Hmmm... Virdon as 'Gollum', with the Disc being the equivalent of
> the
> > One Ring... "my precioussss..."
> >
> > What about Galen? Might it not be safer for Galen to carry the
> disc?
> > After all, he COULD tuck it away in that little pocket where his
> > outfit's "chimp glyph" is, mid-torso? Hmmm... nope; he doesn't HAVE
> a
> > chimp-glyph on his outfit, dammit! I was thinking about how Zira
> kept
> > her little notepad in a pocket of HER chimp-glyph. Well, we could
> > always assume that Galen has some other pocket in which he could
> keep
> > their precious disc, right?
> >
> > At the end of the "last" episode ["UP ABOVE THE WORLD SO HIGH"],
> > Virdon and Burke are nearly naked -- and I can just hear Kass & all
> > the other chicks on this site panting at the thought -- and one can
> > only wonder WHERE Virdon might've sequestered that precious disc of
> > his! Remember the scene in "PULP FICTION" where Christopher Walken
> > talks to the kid who plays Bruce Willis' character when he was
> young,
> > about his "father's watch"?
> >
> > And how, we might wonder, did the two astronauts dress themselves,
> > AFTER the end of that episode? Their duds were someplace else --
> and
> > I doubt if they would've gone back to the fishing village to
> > retrieve 'em. They would've had to get some new clothes, now,
> > wouldn't they?
> >
> > If the disc IS still in their possession, I'd submit that Galen
> would
> > have to have been carrying it, since he never had to ditch his
> > clothes during the 14 eps.
> >
> > Of course, we don't HAVE to assume that the 14th episode was
> > the "last" one; the order of the episodes is never fixed, with the
> > exception of "ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW" being the 1st one, and "THE
> > GLADIATORS" preceding "THE HORSE RACE" (Barlow, etc). "UP ABOVE"
> > could just as easily be put, chronologically, much earlier; we
> don't
> > have to take the "aired" order to be the "true" order. Similarly,
> > many "STAR TREK" episodes -- which SHOULD be chronologically
> ordered
> > by "stardate" -- aired in a different order than that, based on
> when
> > each episode's production was finished.
> >
> > Patrick
> >
> >
> > --- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Whitty" <whitty@c...> wrote:
> > > When the sub-plot disappeared, WHERE WAS THE DISC???
> > >
> > > Is it lost?
> > >
> > > Michael
> > >
> > > --- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, "Dave B" <smugster@b...> wrote:
> > > >maybe the disc is dedicated to telemetrics - anticipating just
> > such an emergency. A PORTABLE record of the 'highlights' of the
> > mission. A little black box to help discover what went wrong.
> > > That's what I think too, when this discussion came up a few
> months
> > ago that was one of the suggestions I put forward and it does seem
> to
> > make a lot of sense, the thing does seem to be pretty
> indistructable.
> > > I just wish the writers had been given the time to explore this a
> > bit more in the TV series instead of the disc sub plot just
> > disappearing.
> > >
> > > Neil
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

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Group: potadg	Message: 20342	From: Greg Plonowski	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: Return to the POTA on DVD.

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I can help with copying and distribution, too.

Greg P.

ron kenner <brindlepit2002@...> wrote:
i'm pretty sure i can burn and distribute;

i am still learning how to do this, but i think i have all the right programs.

rob
atlanta, GA, oosa

Hunter Goatley wrote:

> Who in the USA can burn and distribute these?

There will be people....

Hunter

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Group: potadg	Message: 20343	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Return to the POTA on DVD.

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Terry: I can help with copying and distribution, too. I am in Canada

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Group: potadg	Message: 20344	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Official List of every POTA related comic book - reference list

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PLANET OF THE APES COMIC BOOK INDEX - TITLE # - CHRONOLOGICAL - PUBLISHED DATES

USA - GOLD KEY (1970)

BENEATH THE POTA (1970) Gold Key with poster in centerfold

USA - POWER RECORDS (1974)

PLANET OF THE APES (1974) PR-18 comic with pouch in back cover to hold narrative 45 rpm record

ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES (1974) PR-19 comic with pouch in back cover to hold narrative 45 rpm record

BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES (1974) PR-20 comic with pouch in back cover to hold narrative 45 rpm record

BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES (1974) PR-21 comic with pouch in back cover to hold narrative 45 rpm record

USA - MARVEL (1974-1977)

PLANET OF THE APES (1974) #1-29 Marvel - magazine size format - have "Curtis" logo on cover

ADVENTURES ON THE POTA (1975) #1-11 Marvel

USA - MAGAZINE PUBLISHERS (1973-1987)

MAD MAGAZINE (March 1973) #157 - EC - Planet of the apes parody strip and cover feature - magazine size format

CRACKED (19??) #? - Comics Parody Magazine - Planet of the apes parody strip and cover feature - magazine size format

CRACKED DIGEST (October 1987) #5 - Comics Parody Magazine - $2.50 digest mini comic size format - POTA parody strip

USA - ADVENTURE (1990-1993)

PLANET OF THE APES LIMITED EDITION (1990) #1 Adventure numbered (diff cover than regular issue - purple background)

PLANET OF THE APES (1990) #1 Adventure 1st/2nd and 3rd prints

PLANET OF THE APES (1990) #2-24 Adventure

APE CITY (1990) #1-4 Adventure

APE NATION (1991) #1-4 Adventure

APE NATION: LIMITED EDITION (1991) #1 Adventure numbered

URCHAKS FOLLY (1991) #1-4 Adventure

TERROR ON THE POTA (1991) #1-4 Adventure

PLANET OF THE APES ANNUAL (1991) #1 Adventure

SINS OF THE FATHER (1992) #1 Adventure

BLOOD OF THE APES (1992) #1-4 Adventure

GRAPHIC NOVELS (1992) Planet / Beneath / Monkey Planet / Escape Adventure

FORBIDDEN ZONE (1992) #1-4 Adventure

USA - DARK HORSE (2001-2002)

DARK HORSE EXTRA (2001) oversized #34 36-38 Dark Horse w/ POTA comic strip

HUMAN WAR (2001) #1-3 Dark Horse (2 versions of each cover available) (each issue comes with promo card bound in)

HUMAN WAR FOIL EDITION (2001) #1 Dark Horse limited edition foil cover

HUMAN WAR AUTOGRAPHED EDITION (2001) #1 Dark Horse autographed by artist

HUMAN WAR GRAPHIC NOVEL (2001) #1 Dark Horse reprints

POTA TIM BURTON MOVIE GRAPHIC NOVEL (2001) #1 Dark Horse tells entire movie

PLANET OF THE APES (2001) #1-6 Dark Horse new series (2 versions of each cover available)

PLANET OF THE APES BLOODINES GRAPHIC NOVEL (2002) Dark Horse reprints regular issues #1-6 complete storyline

PLANET OF THE APES: OLD GODS GRAPHIC NOVEL (2002) Dark Horse reprints

UK COMICS

PLANET OF THE APES (1974-1977) #1-123 Marvel UK magazine size format

MIGHTY WORLD OF MARVEL (1977) #231-246 Marvel UK magazine size format

PLANET OF THE APES ANNUAL (1975-1977) #1-3 Brown Watson - hard covers book format

MARVEL COLLECTION (giant 300 page soft cover book binding 9various Marvel UK comic magazines together including POTA / Dracula / Hulk etc. PLANET OF THE APES (2002?) #1-5 Dark Horse ? magazine format?

FOREIGN COMICS

EL PLANETA DE LOS MONOS (1974?) Barcelona -Volume 2 series = #1-29 (each same cover art as US )

EL PLANETA DE LOS MONOS (1979) Barcelona all thick square bound - #1-5?

PLANET of the APES (1975) Australia - Newton Comics 30 cents cover price) #1-17?

PLANETE DES SINGES (1975?) France - #1-19 - mostly original cover art

PLANETA DOS MACACOS (1975?) Portugal Cr $4,00 mini comic format = #1-5?

APEN PLANET (1975) Finland - #1-5?

PLANET AFFEN (1975) Germany Marvel Comics DM 2,50 = #1-13

APORNAS PLANET (1975) Finland - #1-4? (cover price 2:95)

APORNAS PLANET (1976) Finland (volume 2?) #1-4?

EL PLANETA DE LOS SIMIOS (1975?) Argentina #1-7

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Group: potadg	Message: 20345	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: PLANET OF THE APES comics and magazines for sale/trade

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I am really near sold out on adventure comics as I even landed up selling many of my personal copies as I did lots of sales on the internet

Here is what I have left for sale/trade
PLANET OF THE APES (1974) #1-29 Marvel - magazine size format - have "Curtis" logo on cover

ADVENTURES ON THE POTA (1975) #4 Marvel

PLANET OF THE APES LIMITED EDITION (1990) #1 Adventure numbered (diff cover than regular issue - purple background)

PLANET OF THE APES (1990) #1-6 13 17 22

APE CITY (1990) #1 2 4

APE NATION (1991) #1-4

URCHAKS FOLLY (1991) #3

TERROR ON THE POTA (1991) #1

BLOOD OF THE APES (1992) #4

FORBIDDEN ZONE (1992) #4

PLANET OF THE APES (2001) #1 (photo cover) Dark Horse

PLANET OF THE APES DF EXCLUSIVE NUMBERED (2001) limited edition foil cover autographed by Ian Edginton

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Group: potadg	Message: 20346	From: sparkytb2005	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: NEW "Planet of the Apes" TV DOCUMENTARY!!

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--- In PotaDG@yahoogroups.com , "Michael Whitty" <whitty@c...> wrote:

>
> OK - now back to the BEGINNING....
>
> WHO TOLD US ABOUT THIS DOCO?
>
> WHO IS GOING TO COPY IT?????
>
> I'll certainly pass it on to Hunter from here....
>
> Michael

I have a dish for Sky Digital right here at home. I CAN get the Sci-
Fi Channel. I can also tape stuff on S-VHS (400 lines res as
opposed to standard VHS 250 -- better quality.)

Sci-Fi repeats quite alot. Remind me of the title of the show and I
can tape it (PAL - remember). Then perhaps send to someone clever
like Ballard to burn it to DVD for distribution.

Just an offer...

Mark T-B

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Group: potadg	Message: 20347	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: PLANET OF THE APES comics and magazines wanted by Terry

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I am looking to trade (maybe purchase) for any issues NOT listed here in my personal collection list!

PLANET OF THE APES COMIC BOOK INDEX - terry's collection

PLANET OF THE APES (1974) #1-29 Marvel - magazine size format - have "Curtis" logo on cover

ADVENTURES ON THE POTA (1975) #4-5 Marvel

CRACKED DIGEST (October 1987) #5 - Comics Parody Magazine - $2.50 digest mini comic size format - POTA parody strip

PLANET OF THE APES LIMITED EDITION (1990) #1 Adventure numbered (diff cover than regular issue - purple background)

PLANET OF THE APES (1990) #1 Adventure 1st/2nd and 3rd prints

PLANET OF THE APES (1990) #2-7 9 12-19 21-24 Adventure

APE CITY (1990) #1-4 Adventure

APE NATION (1991) #1-4 Adventure

URCHAKS FOLLY (1991) #1 3 4 Adventure

TERROR ON THE POTA (1991) #1 2 4 Adventure

SINS OF THE FATHER (1992) #1 Adventure

BLOOD OF THE APES (1992) #2 4 Adventure

GRAPHIC NOVELS (1992) Escape Adventure

FORBIDDEN ZONE (1992) #1-4 Adventure

HUMAN WAR FOIL EDITION (2001) #1 Dark Horse limited edition foil cover

PLANET OF THE APES (2001) #1-2 6 Dark Horse new series (1 versions of each cover available)

PLANET OF THE APES DF EXCLUSIVE NUMBERED (2001) limited edition foil cover autographed by Ian Edginton

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Group: potadg	Message: 20348	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: Re: APESFAN !

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do both joe and george work on the dvd drive in site ?

----- Original Message -----
From: veetus@...
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 1:11 AM
Subject: Re: [PotaDG] RE: APESFAN !

Joe Lozosky told me it was George Ruiz who got discouraged after seeing POTA2001 and dropped the ball on "Apesfan". He was more interested in his DVD website. A pity, I guess they're sitting on enough articles and interviews for another issue. - - - Jeff

----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Whitty
To: potaDG@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 5:41 PM
Subject: [PotaDG] RE: APESFAN !

Hey Terry.

I think Jeff K knows more about these mysterious fellas!

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Whitty [Michael.Whitty@...]
Sent: Saturday, 21 August 2004 8:31 AM
To: whitty@...
Subject: Fwd: APESFAN !

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Hoknes <terryhoknes@s...> wrote:
whatever happenedto APESFAN
are the editors in any of the POTA groups or online ?

APESFAN Subscribe Search Home

Web Site: None
A fanzine for fans of the Sci-Fi classic, Planet of the Apes.
Editors: Joe Lozowsky, George R.Reis.
60 B&W A4 pages.

Annual 1999
Oscar Winner Kim Hunter (Zira)
Actress Natalie Trundy (and wife of producer Arthur P. Jacobs)
Bobby Porter (Cornelius in Battle for POA and TV)
Film historian Eric Greene
Apes news and events
A look at the new Behind the Planet of the Apes documentary
Plus Videos, essays, behind-the-scenes profiles, and more.

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Group: potadg	Message: 20349	From: Hoknes	Date: 8/23/2004
Subject: POTA - FOREIGN COMICS for sale !

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Sorting through my collection I found that I have 1 extra copy of 4 very rare foreign POTA comics

I am asking the following prices in US funds (plus shipping)
I am also willing to use them towards trades

I have nice scans for each books so please email me if interested at hoknes@...

EL PLANETA DE LOS MONOS #4 Spain $15
EL PLANETA DE LOS MONOS #5 Spain $15
PLANET OF THE APES - NEWTON COMICS #3 Australia $12
PLANETA DOS MACACOS #5 Rio De Janeiro $20

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