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Space Academy
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Space Academy

1977
Space Academy
Space Academy

Space Academy

6.8 | en | Family

Space Academy is a live-action sci-fi children's television program produced by Filmation that originally aired Saturday mornings on the CBS television network, from September 10, 1977, to December 17, 1977. A total of fifteen half-hour episodes were made.

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EP15  Johnny Sunseed
Dec. 17,1977
Johnny Sunseed

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EP14  Star Legend
Dec. 10,1977
Star Legend

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EP13  Space Hookey
Dec. 03,1977
Space Hookey

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EP12  My Favorite Marcia
Nov. 26,1977
My Favorite Marcia

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EP11  The Cheat
Nov. 19,1977
The Cheat

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EP10  Life Begins at 300
Nov. 12,1977
Life Begins at 300

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EP9  Planet of Fire
Nov. 05,1977
Planet of Fire

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EP8  The Phantom Planet
Oct. 29,1977
The Phantom Planet

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EP7  Monkey Business
Oct. 22,1977
Monkey Business

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EP6  The Rocks of Janus
Oct. 15,1977
The Rocks of Janus

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EP5  There's No Place Like Home
Oct. 08,1977
There's No Place Like Home

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EP4  Countdown
Oct. 01,1977
Countdown

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EP3  Hide and Seek
Sep. 24,1977
Hide and Seek

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EP2  Castaways in Time and Space
Sep. 17,1977
Castaways in Time and Space

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EP1  The Survivors of Zalon
Sep. 10,1977
The Survivors of Zalon

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6.8 | en | Family , Action & Adventure , Sci-Fi | More Info
Released: 1977-09-10 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:
Synopsis

Space Academy is a live-action sci-fi children's television program produced by Filmation that originally aired Saturday mornings on the CBS television network, from September 10, 1977, to December 17, 1977. A total of fifteen half-hour episodes were made.

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Cast

Jonathan Harris , Pamelyn Ferdin , Ric Carrott

Director

Paul Huston

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Cast

Jonathan Harris
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Pamelyn Ferdin
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Ric Carrott
Ric Carrott

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Reviews

Davidt33 Those of you who said that James Doohan (Scotty) was on Space Academy made a mistake. He was on the spin off series Jason of Star Command. Anyway Jonathan Harris was great on this show as Commander Gampu and how he would help the cadets on their various space missions. It was fun to see what missions the crew would go on every week and the things they would learn from their missions. Who could forget Peepo and his personality and wisecracks. This show would come on either before or after Fat Albert depending on the year it was on. I'm sure Space Academy will come out on DVD someday. R.I.P. Jonathan Harris (Gampu) and James Doohan (Scotty). You'll be missed but the memories of your shows will live on forever.
paul51 I remember watching this in my PJs around age 5 but for some odd reason I thought I remembered it running on Saturday late afternoons rather than Saturday mornings. A lot of things I only remember bits and pieces of from that period of time.Of this show, I only remember a few things with any certainty. One is me thinking "hey, the mean guy from Lost In Space is on the show" and "hey, Scotty is on this show". I also remember thinking why the engine on their ship looked like a television set with an orange screen. And the kids all having some special powers---they'd all get in a circle holding hands and chanting "concentrate, concentrate".I can remember being well entertained by this show. I'm sure it was cheesy as hell, but hey...what in the 1970s wasn't?
orangegreenknight1927 SPACE ACADEMY was a franchise that was designed to capitalize off of STAR WARS and the late 1970's science fiction explosion. The program was about teens in space training for duty in space only to get caught up with JAMES DOOHAN and the evil Doctor smith from LOST IN SPACE in intergalactic adventures and hijinks. Some of the sets and vehicles would be reused later on JASON OF STAR COMMAND to save money. The show was harmless family adventure fluff and was popular during it's run. The show was live action and not animated spomething no longer done in childrens shows as much anymore. I watched it as a kid, I liked it.
montana-15 The Space Academy idea is not new to sci-fi and so many independent writers have developed their own "academy" or shared with a previously developed idea and created parallel stories. I find that this series was underdeveloped in character and plot. Boy, would I like to either see more of the same idea (parameters of what a Space Academy "should be")or resurrect this one. The old cast members could be instructors with a new Blue Team...since young and charismatic continues to be the theme of current producers. This series was important to me. Not as a Jr. Star Trek but as a never tried before live action sci-fi series-with child actors. It allowed viewers (like children)to get a taste of sci-fi (and the possible future-I like Ark II for the same reason)that readers have been experiencing for years. As an impressionable young adult at the time, this type of series cemented my love not only for tv but for reading at a time I thought that I did not want to put much time into opening a book. It gave me the world and outer space,too. Can't beat that!