| TV/MOVIES/MUSIC Sci-Fi TV and Movie fans: Here's an image for you...take a good, hard look.

[TerryP]

How many of these characters do you recognize?

 

[TerryP]

Here's a grid added to the same image. You can click on this link and expand it to get a more precise view.

 

[TerryP]

X 10.

John Candy passed away yesterday, back in 1994. Ol' Barf. Gosh, Spaceballs was really a stupid movie.

 

[planomateo]

That brings up some old memories.

Alf, Howard the Duck, Spaceballs, the robot from Buck Rogers @ M4 (I think...), lots of Star Wars & Star Trek characters (old and new).

 

[sk33tr]

SO many characters from awesome sci-fi movies/tv shows

star wars
star trek
dr. who
the black hole
battlestar galactica
planet of the apes
the fifth element
spaceballs
blade runner
mars attacks
men in black
gremlins
guardians of the galaxy
aliens
alf
e.t.
howard the duck
the last starfighter
paul
superman
thundercats
lost in space
buck rogers in the 25th century
mac and me
district 9
the hithchiker's guide to the galaxy


and i'm sure there's quite a few more i can't remember...

 

[TerryP]

@planomateo, can you grid it down more when you get a chance.

How many can we name.

 

[rick4bama]

At T-U , 1-2 the lady head on the dog body is this one from the "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" ?

 

[sk33tr]

At T-U , 1-2 the lady head on the dog body is this one from the "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" ?

you sure? i thought it was mars attacks...?

 

[TerryP]

@rick4bama, @sk33tr, Galaxy Quest?

 

[rick4bama]

@TerryP that the one with Tim Allen?

 

[TerryP]

@TerryP that the one with Tim Allen?

 

[TerryP]

I got caught up looking at the ships. There's not a lot of them I can tell you exactly where they're from. I recognize as many as I don't. No Borg ship.
Looking over the ships...check this from the top right, A - D, 9 - 12.

I'm guessing the spiders are from the Tom Selleck / Gene Simmons movie back in the mid '80's. I recognize the gremlin, but can't place the movie. That worm that's in the bottom right...attached to the spinal cord or brain stem. Was that Star Trek as well?