Terrahawks: Zero's Finest Hour - Remastered 

No, that's just your nostalgia talking. If you can't find anything of value in a series like Arcane or The Dark Crystal, then you've simply stopped living.

In case you hadn't noticed, Denise Bryer supplies the voices for both Zelda and Commander Macara from StarFleet. She was a busy lady back then.

Thanks I was trying to remember his name, he was great in Never the Twain.

@@stevenvaughan2869 watch it ain’t half hot mum. His character, the battery sergeant major was brilliant

Space:1999.......that ominous sound effect in the intro. It looked so far off back then.

Quite valuable now. I saw on ebay for £150.

Simple fact is this. The people who made these blurays had very limited sources of film prints to work from. They had to make do with films that had certain defects, like how Close Call has discolouration on the left hand side of the picture, or how this episode in particular had tramlines and motion blur on some frames due to picture bleed across the frames. The VHS has better sound by virtue of being sourced directly from the film print when it was relatively new, which is how most of the early episodes of Terrahawks have improved sound. Later episodes such as Two for the Price of One try to circumvent this by playing the dubbing track that would have been used by foreign broadcasters to dub the show into other languages, in tandem with the surviving English audio to create a fuller sound. Terrahawks's original negatives unfortunately are lost, presumed junked so we probably won't be getting any better quality prints soon, although a full 16mm print reel of the full two part opening episode Expect the Unexpected was recently archived and scanned ready for restoration and release in the near future and that has somewhat improved sound compared to the current broadcast master.

@@samoli11 Are you saying that the original master tapes have been scrapped and were not archived? On a separate note, I loved the tick tac toe game at the end credits, haven't watched this since I was kid in the 80's

@@jean-lucpicard5510 Note that I said the 𝘧𝘪𝘭𝘮 𝘯𝘦𝘨𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦𝘴 were junked, not the 𝘵𝘢𝘱𝘦 𝘮𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘴. Matter of fact, there wouldn't even be blu-rays if no film copies existed period. These are sadly Second generation masters used by ITV so they haven't been preserved to the best of their abilities, but it's all we have left at this time.

No joke, still better than Anakin Skywalker for example xD

Same method the cubes got to earth in Gunfight at Okay's Corral I guess :P

didn't know they had three of them,I was a tanker once .

This episode available on DVD you know.

Buck Deniston I always thought Roy Schneider as a kid from jaws

Lauda won his third F1 championship the year this was made; 1984. He’d be in the news, no doubt in his trademark red cap. This was bound to have insured this puppet, surely?

Actually the show was filmed nowhere near the muppet sets. Terrahawks was filmed at Bray studios in Berkshire

@@samoli11 From the outside-looking-in (USA), it's spitting distance...

@@samoli11 - I think that was meant as a compliment, as in, the puppet and miniature work is as good as Henson's, although considering Anderson had been doing this way before Henson, perhaps that should be the other way round.

to get around the copyright bots

Based on the LeTourneau land train?

Funny man!🤘😊

Well....that's just like uh.....your opinion man

@@samoli11 Unsurprising, I would assume. Unless you feel I should post other peoples opinion?

@@Clavinovaman That's uh...not really relevant?

​@@samoli11​I'm unsure the purpose of a 'that's your opinion' reply is, frankly. Of course its _my_ opinion. That's the whole idea of RU-vid, Facebook, Twitter etc. Platforms to express individual opinion. Whether others agree or otherwise.

@@Clavinovaman You come on a video about restoring a piece of Terrahawks media and say it's terrible...what were you expecting?