Terrahawks: Zelda's The Night Before Christmas
Starring Denise Bryer
Out of print
Queen Zelda of Guk gives her own unique evil take on The Night Before Christmas.
Cast
- Mark Bonnar (Commander John Koenig)
- Maria Teresa Creasey (Dr Helena Russell)
- Clive Hayward (Professor Victor Bergman)
- Timothy Bentinck (Commissioner Simmons)
- Susan Hingley (Sandra Benes / Sian Springer / Alpha Computer)
- Glen McCready (Commander Gorsky / Paul Morrow / Alan Carter)
- Amaka Okafor (Dashka Kano)
- Jules de Jongh (Petra Nordstrom)
Technical Details
- Cover Artist: Tom Webster
- Director: Nicholas Briggs
- Executive Producer: Nicholas Briggs
- Executive Producer: Jason Haigh-Ellery
- Music: Benji Clifford
- Producer: David Richardson
- Script Editor: Jamie Anderson
- Sound Designer: Iain Meadows
- Writer: Nicholas Briggs
- Music (Theme): Barry Gray
- Based on the format created by: Gerry Anderson
- Based on the format created by: Sylvia Anderson
- Number of Discs: 3
- Duration: 167
- Physical Retail ISBN:978-1-83868-069-5
- Digital Retail ISBN:978-1-83868-070-1
- Production Code:BFPS1999CD01
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1. Space 1999: Breakaway
Written by Nicholas Briggs
Starring Mark Bonnar Maria Teresa Creasey
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