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Favourite SFTV series of all time?
I'd call the omega factor, but that isn't really sf at all. Blakes 7, series 3 would be my next, but that is scoped ;-). Best all-around series? dr. who. Elements of sf/f/horror and all in between, plus long enough to work good in with the bad ;-). Next best: Sapphire and Steel.
Name 3 must-see films.
(not faithful representations of sf books, but should still be seen anyway (for style if nothing else) category: David Lynch's Dune, Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, The Final Programme.) special mention of Colossus: The Forbin Project and Village of the Damned (original) as enjoyable ports of their respective books.
(for the androgynously-inclined: orlando, different for girls, velvet goldmine)
(Most enjoyed (and frequently rewatched) SF: The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai)
Dark Shadows or Lost in Space?
Dark Shadows. Equally as cheesy as Lost in Space, but occasionally had the right chilling moments to it.
How long are you in the UK for Worldcon?
Yeesh, I wish I knew. I'm likely in town for around 2 weeks, but which 2 weeks is the question. (I'm waiting to see if Hawkwind does a summer hawkfest (hopefully wrapped around worldcon), so I can go to that ;-) ).
Even if Hawkfest doesn't happen, we'll likely be in town that long visiting friends and family.
What's the best gig you ever saw?
Hawkwind, my wedding ;-). Second best: Hawkwind, Nottingham Rock City, 2001. Of course, this may have been due to me being very high from lack of sleep (had just arrived in the country, and driven up for the gig, without sleeping.)