On Sat, 11 Apr 2026 19:56:17 -0400, Ubiquitous wrote:
Television executives had gambled big. $9 million and a 14-episode
run to bring Logan's Run back to the small screen. But crippling
budget constraints, a fractured writers' room, and the cultural
shockwave of Star Wars turned this promising dystopian series into
one of the most magnificent failures in 1970s sci-fi history.
Was that before or after it turned into a villain-of-the-week type
series? Was there any chance of an actual story arc, leading to a
final conclusion? Or were they just going to milk the idea for as many >episodes as they could manage?
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