Survivors - Series 3
Conceived by Terry Nation, the cult BBC series Survivors is a groundbreaking and startingly realistic drama. This final series of 12 episodes is set two years after the global pandemic which claimed the lives of 99.9% of the world's population and charts the continuing struggles of a small band of survivors in the dangerous new .. Read more
| Starring | Ian McCulloch, Denis Lill, Lucy Fleming, Celia Gregory |
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| Director | Peter Jefferies, George Spenton-Foster, Tristan |
| Genres | Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Television |
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Survivors - Series 3
Conceived by Terry Nation, the cult BBC series Survivors is a groundbreaking and startingly realistic drama. This final series of 12 episodes is set two years after the global pandemic which claimed the lives of 99.9% of the world's population and charts the continuing struggles of a small band of survivors in the dangerous new world left behind by "The Death".
| Starring | Ian McCulloch, Denis Lill, Lucy Fleming, Celia Gregory, Lorna Lewis |
|---|---|
| Director | Peter Jefferies, George Spenton-Foster, Tristan |
| Studio | SIMPLY MEDIA |
| Run time | DVD: 11 hrs 16 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Television |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 26 Mar 2007 |
| Format | DVD |
Survivors - Series 3 (4 discs)
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Sign up Survivors - Series 3 - Disc 1
Episodes 1-4 contains 1. Manhunt, 2. A Little Learning, 3. Law Of the Jungle, 4. Mad Dog. ...
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Episodes 5-8 contains 5. Bridgehead, 6. Reunion, 7. The Peacemaker, 8. Sparks....
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Sign up Survivors - Series 3 - Disc 3
Episodes 9-12 contains 9. The Enemy, 10. The Last Laugh, 11. Long Live the King, 12. Power. ...
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Sign up Survivors - Series 3 - Bonus Features
Bonus Features include: New World Rising - The Making Of the Survivors Series 3, Audio Commentaries and Photo ...
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A trip down TV memory lane
I've not seen this series since watching it as a kid when it was first aired in the 70's. My most vivid memory of it been the title sequence were the scientist drops the globe containing the virus and its subsequent spread around the world.
I remember it was a ‘must see’ for me at the time though looking at it now it seems oddly edited, leaving certain events and characters completely up in the air with the final episode not wrapping things up very satisfactorily - perhaps they thought they might make another series!
Its was also amusing to see that they had to spend all there time getting grubby in the countryside when lets face if such a thing were to happen would you? since even the world of the 70’s would have more then enough petrol in abandoned cars and so forth plus pre - packaged or tinned food to keep you going for a very long time indeed.
However filming a ‘world gone away’ aka in the style of London in the opening part of ‘28 Days Later’ is not an easy thing to do! Nevertheless the series still has something to say about the nature of society and how we order ourselves as well as posing the question about how you’d cope if that was taken away. -
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A trip down TV memory lane
I've not seen this series since watching it as a kid when it was first aired in the 70's. My most vivid memory of it been the title sequence were the scientist drops the globe containing the virus and its subsequent spread around the world.
I remember it was a ‘must see’ for me at the time though looking at it now it seems oddly edited, leaving certain events and characters completely up in the air with the final episode not wrapping things up very satisfactorily - perhaps they thought they might make another series!
Its was also amusing to see that they had to spend all there time getting grubby in the countryside when lets face if such a thing were to happen would you? since even the world of the 70’s would have more then enough petrol in abandoned cars and so forth plus pre - packaged or tinned food to keep you going for a very long time indeed.
However filming a ‘world gone away’ aka in the style of London in the opening part of ‘28 Days Later’ is not an easy thing to do! Nevertheless the series still has something to say about the nature of society and how we order ourselves as well as posing the question about how you’d cope if that was taken away. -
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