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Even in the 70s they knew that AI would suck.

Best room(s) in the game

Thank you lot ❤

I uploaded the Ark on the Move version: ruclips.net/video/dcFZnVK_5bo/видео.html

Ark On the Move, is the theme tune I've been searching for, for about 40 years. Ark On the Move was the follow series to this one. I have a crappy copy of it on cassette tape. It might be the only recording in existence now!

Mu Lambda 165 is my favourite part of this show.

Have you noticed that Mu Lambda 165 sounds exactly like The Architect from the Matrix movies?

I really enjoyed this show.

Just as Douglas Rain created a calm, soft-spoken yet menacing computer voice for the Hal 9000, William Osler created a memorable, entertaining one for Mu Lambda 165. It made an impression on me when I watched this show in the early 70s. When I came across something lengthy, technical and confusing, I would read it in the Mu Lambda 165 voice.

Thank you for finding and uploading this!

I am here because of this: ruclips.net/video/AiHyTJsE3AU/видео.htmlsi=NwepaxkGRnsXxfec

I really, really appreciate that you went through all the trouble it took to get this magical them and show opening to RUclips! A very happy childhood memory, brought back to life here by another show fan. Thank ou!

Oh my god you have no idea how long I have looked for this!

Somewhere Mu Lamba's gotta be wearing a Nancy Lebovitz calligraphic button "user hostile" :-)

They don't make intros like that anymore.

This show had the production quality of a Saturday morning children’s show. The practical effects were low quality even for the time. It was released 1973, 9 years after the 1966 introduction of Star Trek. Good premise, but poorly executed.

I had the full series on VHS up until very recently. I hope it hasn't become extinct.

So Elon, growing up in Canada, must have been inspired by this show. In Senior Kindergarten, in the early 70s, I built the StarLost out of big blocks, and the teacher asked, and I told them this is the future, and 50 years later, an engineering education and a devotion, I am totally involved in AI.... Please don't get me started on Space 1999.

May I drive you into a blind rage...?

I was nuts for this show in rerun in the 80s. I had been trying to remember what it was for decades... all I could remember was set at the Jersey Zoo. He taught me all about lemurs and marmosets for the first time! I was sure I was going to become a vet. Thank you for this!

I've been looking for this for DECADES. Thank you!

I used to love watching that show back in the 70s.

We using the Strange Paradise soundtrack in the background, or did the show really use that? I'm only on episode 1 atm but I'm finding it funny.

I’ve been waiting almost 15 years to hear this after the synth sample.

OMG thank you so much for your efforts

the guys looks to have normal length legs to me

Those eyeglasses were a crime against humanity, too.

Now I know where all bureaucrats and civil servants are trained!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Holy shit, I didn't think this would ever be found!

Thank you so much!

This is me trying to get through the IVR's AI and to the actual operator.

This was pure genius

I've just discovered this show last week....and I've seen alooooot of television but for some reason and somehow I never came across this show till now. Unreal.

I am Holly, the ship's computer with an IQ of 6000. That's the same IQ as 6000 PE teachers.

ChatGPT's new interface

This is fantastic, thanks for doing this. I'm curious if the end credits also feature music, and if so, maybe it's a longer version?

“I’m the illegitimate love child of Siri and ChatGPT. Next question please.”

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supposedly the full version of the original theme has actually been on youtube officially since 2019 ruclips.net/video/zVONJYw9gvU/видео.html interesting.

Watched this as a young kid, kinda liked it back then. Mu Labrda 165 was the best part of the show.

Somebody has to make a C64 demoversion of this opening and pair it with Feil's version of the music.

Thank you for this! Any chance you can transfer directly as opposed to pointing the camera at a screen?

When I was a kid, I used to think this was Max of Baden.

The 3 Amish space cadets are still alive right now.

Thanks for uploading this! I'm the creator of Synth Sample, and the one responsible for all the C64 geeks posting here 😀 The main reason the C64 version sounds quite different is that it was not based directly on the John Mills-Cockell version. Using my C64 program "Synth", Tim Donnelly played an improvised version of the melody on top of a sequenced bass line. I later transcribed and cleaned it up, and added it to Synth Sample. I only learned later what the source was, which is why it's called "Tim's Song" in the original Synth Sample. At some point I got in touch with John who told me he no longer had a copy of his performance, so it's possible that a few old video tapes like this one are all that's left of the original music. Jogeir Liljedahl did a very good tribute to the C64 version which is what you hear in some other videos on RUclips.

A lot of people dont realize what Gerald Durrell did for modern zoos. Its because of him modern zoos has become 'living Arks' to help prevent animals from going extinct. (before him zoos were only circuses for viewing animals)

Thank you! This is the accurate originally! 🤩🐒🦍🐯🦓🐺🦝🦊🐪🐼🐸🦜🐊🦏🐻🐰🐾🐾🐾🐾

Thank you for uploading it! I grew up with the C64 version (I was a teenager when the C64 came out), and as stated in the other comments, it is quite surprising how different the original is. You have widened my horizon, even though I do like the C64 version a bit better. Thank you again!

This game was the fking shit, trying to figure everything out on your own and looking shit up and going wow there's still much to learn and decode. Highly underrated, but I don't feel sorry for the creator. I just like disasterpiece, and the game itself.