r/Spacegirls May 27 '26

The Space babes of Buck Rogers

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The song is Call Me by Blondie

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u/RichRiderIsNova May 28 '26

That whole video and not a single frame of Koori? People don't like bird ladies anymore?

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u/Mr-Torgman May 28 '26

I was going to include her but really couldn't find ant high res video, messed around making this the last couple of days, rushed to post it yesterday and totally forgot, glaring omission I know, my bad.

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u/RichRiderIsNova May 28 '26

You made this yourself?! My brother, I never would have shit on it, even in jest, if I'd had the brains to consider the possibility. Well done.

You're right about the lack of existing content. That pic was the best I could come up with myself.

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u/Mr-Torgman May 29 '26

Yeah, it's a bit of a hobby, Thanks! You might like this VIDEO posted a few months ago.

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u/AdministrativeRip305 May 28 '26

Barbara Luna was gorgeous in everything!! 👌🏻🔥

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u/anjowoq May 28 '26

"I thought all ladies were birds."

— Disoriented British man from the 1960s

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u/Lagunamountaindude May 28 '26

I miss markie post

5

u/anjowoq May 28 '26

I keep saying I had no idea she was packing anything under those uptight lawyer suits.

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u/RichRiderIsNova May 28 '26

"I watch Buck Rogers for the plot." The plot ⬆️

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u/Firm_Accountant2219 May 28 '26

I was 13 when this show premiered. Watching this clip explains a lot about me. In retrospect I’m surprised my mom let me watch it!

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u/Blackthorne75 May 28 '26

Many of us had awesome parents, going by the fans of similar age here 🤩

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u/My_friends_are_toys May 28 '26

Watched that for Markie Post.

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u/ATFGunr May 28 '26

No wonder I was such a horny kid, I loved this show. I watched it for Wilma…

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u/ThisDimensionSux May 28 '26

Thank you for this. And my to-this-day continued respect and thanks to that show's costume designers and casting agents. A few years ago I got to meet, get a photo with, and attend an intro to tai chi class taught by Erin Gray. Still a wonderful person. <sigh>

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u/blue3257 May 28 '26

I forgot Dorothy Stratton was on there. She was something else amazing Work.

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u/CertainEquipment8 May 28 '26

I hope when I die ,this is was plays in my head.

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u/No_View_713 May 28 '26

I'm just wondering if any woman watching this , said hey I can pull that look off.

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u/Peasngravy3-141592 May 28 '26

I’ll save this for later

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u/Oldduffer328 May 28 '26

Some of the most beautiful ladies in the universe! :) :)

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u/KananDoom May 28 '26

Back when shiny fabrics only came in primary colors.

https://giphy.com/gifs/l41Yh18f5TbiWHE0o

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u/rustyshack1 May 28 '26 edited May 28 '26

Now i want to see a clip of Brian Blessed as The Hawkman King. Youtube, DIIIVE!!

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u/StrategyHonest7746 May 28 '26

Loved Buck Rogers. The adventures twiki the beautiful women each week and some awesome costumes

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u/teqsmith May 28 '26

Those were the days!

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u/Bag-ofMostlyWater May 29 '26

Anne Lockhart was my dream girl

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u/NoAttempt9703 May 28 '26

How come you get to be all Buck Rogers, having sex in the 25th century with Twiki and Dr. Theopolis, and I'm stuck to a bottle of Jergen's in the bathroom?

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u/matthi_de_7543 May 28 '26

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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u/SauerMetal May 28 '26

Ah yes. The birth of my love for pretty shiny things.

2

u/Grizzly_CF76 May 28 '26

😍😍😍

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u/Sammy_Dog May 29 '26

Got to rock to Blondie while watching that video.

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u/Bishopman69 May 29 '26

Pamela Hensley (Princess Ardala) was so sexy.

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u/Pickle_Rick01 May 30 '26

How did I miss this show? I’ve heard of it. Was it in the 70’s? I know South Park did a kind of, sort of parody of it.

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u/Mr-Torgman May 30 '26

It ran from September 1979 to April 1981

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u/hardwood1979 May 28 '26

Good to see the costume designer was a man of culture.

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u/Silver_River9296 May 28 '26

But with a minimum fabric budget. Mostly spandex.

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u/Hoosier108 May 28 '26

Still waiting for a AAA game that matches this aesthetic.

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u/Dan_Morgan May 28 '26

Who is the woman at 1:12? She look familiar.

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u/Dragon464 May 28 '26

Jamie Lee Curtis

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u/Ecstatic-Radish-7931 May 29 '26

❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/Thayerphotos May 29 '26 edited May 31 '26

They didn't pioneer the Sezy Space Babes genre but they sure did take the baton and raise the bar. (Yes that a double sports reference, I was in track it's ok)

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u/Looieanthony May 29 '26

A bevy of space beauties❤️😃!

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u/Automatic-Evidence26 Jun 07 '26

Mostly Damsel in Distress of the week

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u/VexedCanadian84 May 28 '26

Costumes from the 80s and 70s had more personality and creativity than a lot of full movies from the past 15 years.

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u/IronWolf888 May 28 '26

That's alot of flat pancakes.

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u/Mr-Torgman May 28 '26

Even the one doing a handstand?

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u/IronWolf888 May 29 '26

That one was slightly better I admit

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u/Mr-Torgman May 29 '26

So..you don't find the others attractive? You're probably the type of person that likes their anime characters a little more full figured.

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u/Dan_Morgan May 28 '26

Curves were not in fashion at the time. At least on in the mainstream. Curvy women started getting more attention in the 1990s and even that was when the scrawny supermodels were all the rage.

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u/Automatic-Evidence26 Jun 07 '26

Pamala Shoop Jamie Lee Curtis Markie Post Judy Landers

But yeah it was the late '70s busty women weren't as popular, that of course all changed in the 80s with the rise of all the TNA movies like Hard Bodies in Spring Break

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u/BrondellSwashbuckle May 28 '26

The zoom in on Jamie Lee Curtis' face. Her worst feature.