I'm curious.
These days, abductees describe aliens as... well, alien - little greys, for example. By all acounts, definitely not creatures you' want to meet.
However, in the good old days of the contactee movement (or with Billy Meier's Pleaidians), the extraterrestrials were / are human-like, and beautiful.
All things considered, then, I would much rather be "contacted" than "abducted."
Which leads to the inevitable question...
If I was contacted by an extraterrestrial, which human would I - or you, dear reader - want them to resemble?
The point of reference for this discussion is science fiction movies and television series.
For me, the answer is easy - Erin Gray, aka Colonel Wilma Deering in the Buck Rogers television series. I used to beg the folks at Space to stick it in their line-up, but I now own the Box DVD set, so I can watch Erin / Wilma whenever I want (Erin Gray is the only woman I know who could make "Wilma" sexy).
I had such a crush on her when I was younger. Technically she wasn't an alien on Buck Rogers(she played a human woman)... but so what? She was once possessed by a space vampire, which made her a sort of alien, and that's close enough for me!
Anyway, I'd be interested in hearing from other prospective "contactees" - which sci-fi character would you like to have take you on "a ride" to Venus?
Paul Kimball
8 comments:
Super easy: Tom Baker's Doctor Who...
You might be interested to know that Erin Gray grew up in a family of naturists and spent most of her young and nubile teenage years running around naked.
Now there's a visual for you. I bet you could google up some pictures.
Terry:
See - who said UFOs had to be dull?
A family of naturists, eh...
Sigh.
AJ:
As for Dr. Who, if I was to pick a fave (in a non-sexual way, of course) it would be Peter Davison, followed by Sylvester McCoy and then Tom Baker.
Paul
Have you seen the new Christopher Eccleston version of DW? It's outstanding.
Davison rocks, btw.
This is very difficult, as I don't know too much about television aliens. I suppose being "contacted" by Natasha Henstridge's character from "Species" wouldn't be too bad. At first.
Mac:
I didn't mean to limit discussion to TV aliens. Film is fine, too. Natasha Henstridge is indeed a fine choice - for a while.
AJ:
I haven't seen the Eccleston Dr. Who yet, but a producer pal of mine in the UK tells me its great, so I look forward to catching it at some point and re-acquainting myself with the good Doctor!
Paul
DR WHO is defenitly worth watching the best one so far is fathers day where dw takes rosie back in time to see her dad just befor he gets killed by ahit an run bit of a tear jerker brill program and if there are aliens out there lets hope there like christopher eccleston.
I think this dr is the best so far, he is funny and serious, just fantastic, this is the best series of doctor who ever made
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