Brogan, Haldane and Castle investigate the murder of an undercover cop at a strip joint with the officer's disgruntled partner. The trail leads to an a killer that was thought to be an urban legend. Meanwhile Officers Orrin and Romek try to hide a friendly but undocumented apelike creature which is in danger of termination.
This documentary by Mentorn Films goes in depth behind the production of the show, which was at the time "The most ambitious Science Fiction series ever made for television" in Britain.
Space Precinct Legacy is the story of the most ambitious British television series ever made. A brand new feature length restrospective documentary about Gerry Anderson's short lived, live action series Space Precinct. Featuring all new interviews with cast and crew and never before seen behind the scenes material. Space Precinct Legacy is a must see for all Gerry Anderson and science fiction fans. Featuring in-depth interviews with key members of the production team, Space Precinct Legacy provided a fascinating and at times controversial insight into the political, financial and creative tensions at play behind the scenes of the series. It also reveals some shocking secrets about the making of it.
In 1991, a new trailer was cut featuring newly filmed sequences with younger actors. Two versions of the trailer are featured here.
Camera tests for the main creature heads, plus some additional mute model footage.
Selected promotional coverage of Space Precinct during its launch. This is sourced from VHS.
Dating from November 1994, this four-minute promo is voiced by Ed Bishop.
A brand new adventure for Slomo, set during the episode The Snake, after a massive explosion aboard the Talon Princess has hurled him into outer space. Will the captain of a passing space tug be able - or willing - to get him back to his colleagues at Precinct 88?
The only film material known to still existing, this is a unique look at a facinating stage in the post-production of an Anderson programme.
A short trailer for the aborted 1986 version of Space Police.
Featuring new and archive interviews with more than 20 people who worked on the series, this new two-hour documentary traces the journey that Gerry Anderson’s ‘Hill Street Blues in space’ concept took from its origins as Space Police in 1986 to its final televised form as Space Precinct in 1994 - and beyond.
Rushes from Space Police Reloaded’s live action filming.