By John J. Joex Part 2 – Lost for Years, the Networks Find Sci Fi The period from 1959 to 1970 I classify as the Golden Age of Science Fiction and Fantasy on television. During these years, the genre matured as it moved from the kiddie-space operas that defined the 1950’s to shows that appealed [...]
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