#Mars Needs Women

[jedivoodoochile]

Mars Needs Women (1968) Dir, Larry Buchanan.

[3liza]

take me to chonch

[scifipinups]

Yvonne Craig Mars Needs Women (1968)

[thethirdbear]

[jhsharman]

Archie's Prophecies

Not paying attention or opting to keep it a time capsule document, they kept "First Man on the Moon" in 1988 -- switched out from the green, though. They kept Ophelia in -- kind of awkwardly big head Ethel when they do swap her in. They dropped "lady" out of "lady wrestler" only in this century, and given the division of the page should be self evident. On the last one, we are four years off from Margaret Chase Smith's presidential run, and also 88 years after Victoria Woodhull's.

[oldshowbiz]

Bruce Bell at Yuk Yuk's Komedy Kabaret

[loveboatinsanity]

[raurquiz]

#remembering #yvonnecraig #actress #batgirl #batman #orionwoman #startrek #marta #whomgodsdestroy #fantasyisland #modsquad #kojak #mannix #KissinCousins #LandoftheGiants #TheSixMillionDollarMan #StarskyandHutch #olivia #MarsNeedsWomen #DigginUpBusiness #startrek57 @TrekCore

[inspectorspacetimerevisited]

A few times throughout the run of the programme,

aliens have come to Earth seeking mates (not the friend kind).

[mostlygibberish]

I liked the part with the air knife.

Five Martians that look remarkably like humans in stupid spandex suits arrive on Earth and declare that they need human women to repopulate their planet. Surely this is the setup for a sleazy, exploitative B-movie that will contain some great laughs and ridiculous writing, no? No.

Instead they put on suits and ties (the tie particularly bothers them not because they don't understand it, but because Martians stopped wearing them fifty years ago, of course) and the wander around Texas awkwardly. One of them finds Yvonne Craig and, like anyone with eyes, falls in love with her immediately. The rest of them just sort of stalk women creepily and then I guess hypnotise them or something? I don't even know what happened to the other women, because they simply never appear again.

The funniest part of the movie was when the government held a meeting to discuss that three women had gone missing in the last 12 hours and it obviously must be alien abductions, as though any government agency operates that quickly or accurately. They then described the women as "built like goddesses" in their official brief, before working out exactly where the Martian UFO is based on basically nothing at all.

The problem with Mars Needs Women is that, despite the attention catching title, it isn't sleazy or horny or ridiculous enough to entertain. It's just a dull slog of a movie that isn't worth watching.

[still-nix-d-goffic]

Song of the day.

[shadowland]

this action man will have to do

i need a tommy kirk martian doll... for science

[sasakisniko]

Veronica Mars could have started with Veronica vowing never to get married and ended with her marrying Logan Echolls. That is, if Rob understood the beauty of the story we were watching and weren't so desperate to force it to become the grimdark story he couldn't tell on the UPN.

[xtime4ames]

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[littlecello]

henlo

[plan-3-tmars]

I think it's interesting that Kazui, Mr "My Father wanted me to be a Strong Man" is the only prisoner so far who's Es cover thumbnail is just the different shades of a solid colour.

Yes, blue is the colour of his prison uniform, but I also don't think its a coincidence that they chose the blue = boy colour for our guy over here.

On a similar vein, I think it's interesting how Yuno's two colours are Blue and Pink, especially with their specific placements

The Pink part of Yuno is her Body, which makes sense seeing as that's what her (male) clients are paying for, not Yuno, but the Body and Personality that they enjoy - whether that be for sex or for dates or both.

The Blue part of Yuno is her Brain, aka: where the real Yuno lies. The Yuno that says lines in Teardrop like:

“Poor naive little girl”? So off the mark, what's it to you?"

"INNOCENT? I'm so not that."

It makes me think that the reason why Kazui only has the one colour is because, while the thought of acting different is there - his "dreams" - he feels like they could never be reality, it's not even an option to him, therefore it isn't shown. Only his traditional man facade is there