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Daggs
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| Old horror show Sun Mar 01, 2009 3:39 am |
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I remember on the old ckvu(now city tv) channel in bc there was this show on late night, usually 1 or 2 am that I watched after work (early 90's). Can't remember the name, but do remember a few things about it.
There were 2 main guys who fought evil creatures. I want to say morlocks as the name of the beasties they fought but I don't think that's it. Anyways, the 2 main guys(one caucasian, one african american) were pretty good with the one liners and I recall them having some sort of council or some group they had to report to.
I think the show was produced early 80's (bad cinematography) originally. I have searched the net a bit but I dont recall enough details to help me out, was hoping someone here might recall it ... |
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hammer25624
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Joined: 21 Mar 2009
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| Re: Old horror show Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:47 pm |
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| Daggs wrote: |
I remember on the old ckvu(now city tv) channel in bc there was this show on late night, usually 1 or 2 am that I watched after work (early 90's). Can't remember the name, but do remember a few things about it.
There were 2 main guys who fought evil creatures. I want to say morlocks as the name of the beasties they fought but I don't think that's it. Anyways, the 2 main guys(one caucasian, one african american) were pretty good with the one liners and I recall them having some sort of council or some group they had to report to.
I think the show was produced early 80's (bad cinematography) originally. I have searched the net a bit but I dont recall enough details to help me out, was hoping someone here might recall it ... |
The Time Machine
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"The Utopian existence of the Eloi turns out to be deceptive. The Traveller soon discovers that the class structure of his own time has in fact persisted, and the human race has diverged into two branches. The wealthy, leisured classes appear to have devolved into the ineffectual, not very bright Eloi he has already seen; but the downtrodden working classes have evolved into the bestial Morlocks, cannibal hominids resembling human spiders, who toil underground maintaining the machinery that keep the Eloi — their flocks — docile and plentiful. Both species, having adapted to their routines, are of distinctly sub-human intelligence."
Sorry don't remember the show  |
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