What's
New
07.12.05 - Maid of Falmouth Comic Strip Added
And finally... Here's the last of the colour 'Look-in' strips written by Angus P. Allan and drawn by Mike Noble - unseen since 1971 (well, unless you've got old copies of 'Look-in knocking about...) Coming sometime later we will have some of the black and white strips and the strip that appeared in the 1972 Look-in Annual, but in the meantime, enjoy Liz and Simon's colour print swansong, 'Maid of Falmouth'... Check it out here!
18.05.05 - Egypt Comic Strip Added
At last, story three of the fantastic 'Timeslip' comic
strip from 'Look-in'
magazine, unseen since 1971. 'Egypt' sees Liz and Simon journey
back in time to... well, Egypt (surprisingly enough). Thanks to
IPC for allowing the reproduction. Check
it out here!
14.11.03 – Timeslip Website:
Full Timeslip Comic Strip
The Official Timeslip Website is proud to present the
first full story of the fondly remembered 'Timeslip' strip
that appeared in 'Look-in'
magazine in 1971. The other 'Look-in' stories will be appearing
on this website shortly, so stay tuned! We would like to gratefully
acknowledge the help afforded us by Mark Winterton (at IPC Media
Ltd.), Michael Noble, Shaqui and Robert Moubert. NB - The original
comic strips were printed without actual story titles and the
ones used throughout the Timeslip website are arbitary ones used
by this site for consistant identification.
Also, check out 'The
Stage' review for Timeslip episode one originally published
October 2nd 1970. (c) The Stage, 1970 reproduced with permission.
15.6.03 – Timeslip Website: June Update
The June update is now up and includes further additions to the
Whos who section; Ian Fairbairn
(who played Alpha 4 and Dr. Frazer), writers Bruce
Stewart and Victor
Pemberton and producer and director John
Cooper. We also have an exclusive
piece written by Bruce about the origins of the series. There's
also the addition of a clearer screencap for the series' commercial
break caption in the section about the "Title
Sequences". Finally, we have an exclusive
Timeslip photo gallery courtesy of Ian Fairbairn which can
be found in his Whos who biography.
12.5.03 – Timeslip Website: May Update
Who's
Who Biographies for John
Alkin, Peggy Thorpe-Bates,
Sandor Elés, Merdel
Jordine, Mary Larkin,
Robert Oates, John
Swindells, Derek Sydney,
Royston Tickner.
In FAQ, trivia and features, we
party like it’s 1970 with
the report on February’s cast and crew reunion for the Official
Timeslip Website’s launch… complete with piccies!
Also this month, the links pages
is updated and the ‘contact
us’ page has a picture of someone we love and admire
added… and that’s Andy with him!
01.05.03 - TV Tome Episode Guide
Timeslip now has a brief episode guide guide on
the TV Tome site. TV Tome is esentially a television version of
the International Movie Database and the Timeslip listing originally
amounted to little more than a list of story titles. The new guide
is an adapted version of our short episode guide and includes
a link to the Official Timeslip Website. Hopefully this will create
more traffic to our already well-received efforts! If you haven't
visited TV Tome, give it a try. http://www.tvtome.com
08.03.03 - Timeslip Website: March Update
Who' who -
New biographies for Ruth
Boswell (Creator/script-editor), John
Barron (Morgan C. Devereaux), John
Barcroft (Dr. Bukov), David
Graham (Controller 2957) and Mary
Preston (Beth). We've also added a couple of contemporary
pics of Cheryl and
Spencer from Look-in...
Dig the shirt!!!
Ten Things People Always Remember
About TIMESLIP - A look at the icons of the series that are
always remembered by Joe Public... usually in one of those nostalgia
riddled conversations over a pint at the local!
The Comic Strip -
Article updated to include a selection of high quality scans from
the Look-in comic strip together with some of the covers used
throughout its run. (More to follow later in the year!)
The Novel - If you haven't
checked it out already, scans of the Japanese
novel's cover and some of the interior illustrations and text
(for those fluent in Japanese) have been added at the foot of
the main article courtesy of writer Bruce Stewart.
The Location - Found
at last! The naval station at St. Oswald - 2002-style! It
WAS a chicken farm... Now it's a prestigious private housing development...
or will be when they finish the building work.
02.03.03 - Timeslip: The Japanese Novel!
Several years ago, a Japanese translation of the
novel found its way into the hands of Bruce Stewart. He, like
Ruth Boswell, is at a loss as to how it came to be published in
Japan...
The section about the novel has now been updated to include scans
from the cover and some of the internal illustrations courtesy
of Bruce Stewart
read more...
23.02.03 - TIMESLIP TALK, The Official Timeslip Forum launches
'Timeslip Talk', a brand new
discussion forum 100% devoted to everything Timeslip launches,
enabling Timeslip fans to meet and post messages to each other
and maybee even some Timeslip cast and crew. Click the link below,
register your username and start posting today!
Click here for
Timeslip Talk
11.02.03 - Coming Soon: Timeslip Talk, The Official Timeslip Forum!
Sunday 23rd February
see the launch of 'Timeslip Talk', a brand new discussion forum
100% devoted to everything Timeslip. Timeslip Talk will enable
you to meet and post messages to other Timeslip fans and maybee
even some members of cast and crew! Come back to www.timeslip.org.uk
midday (GMT) on the 23rd February and start posting!
08.02.03 - The Cast & Crew of Timeslip - Back Together Again
After Three Decades (Press Release)
Members of the original cast
and crew of TIMESLIP were re-united at a special party on Sunday
2nd February 2003 to celebrate the creation of an all-new website
dedicated to the classic seventies adventure series.
read
more...
08.02.03 - New articles in the Merchandise section.
Three new articles can now
be read in the Merchandise section of this website. Find out about
Timeslip - The Videos, Timeslip - The Novel, and Timeslip - The
Comic Strip!
read
more...
02.02.03 - Welcome to the Official Timeslip Website - dedicated
to the classic 1970 Sci-Series!
We are an OFFICIALLY licensed site recognised by Carlton International
Media Ltd., and we are endorsed by the cast and crew (many of
whom have contributed or will be contributing to the site. We
hope that you will find the site a useful resource about the series
and we also hope to bring you a few surprises along the way.
read more...
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