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1. www.denofgeek.com › tv › revisiting-the-omega-factorRevisiting The Omega Factor - Den of Geek

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   Dec 15, 2017 · What’s key to understanding the show’s novelty is also the reason it was cancelled. From its eerily, terse opening psychedelic soundtrack by Anthony Isaac to the brutality of its content, it...

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3. www.imdb.com › title › tt0078665The Omega Factor (TV Series 1979) - IMDb

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   The Omega Factor: Created by Jack Gerson. With James Hazeldine, Louise Jameson, John Carlisle, Brown Derby. A covert branch of British Intelligence is assigned to investigate the strange, the supernatural, the...'Omega Factor'.

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   • Release Date: 1979-06-13

   • Genre: Drama, Mystery, Thriller
   • Runtime: 50

4. wiki.scotlandonair.com › indexThe Omega Factor - Scotland On Air

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   The Omega Factor was a ten-part 1979 BBC Scotland Television Drama, created by Jack Gerson, woven round the activities of 'Department 7' a mysterious Government organisation which investigates supernatural and paranormal phenomena.

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6. thedoctorwhocompanion.com › 2017/05/05 › reviewedReviewed: Big Finish's The Omega Factor Series 2

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   May 5, 2017 · The show was cancelled after a single season due to pressure from Mary Whitehouse and has lain almost forgotten since then, until Big Finish contacted Natasha Gerson (Jack’s daughter and Morag, one of the central characters from the programme) and the first series was the result.

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   Apr 24, 2006 · The BBC wasn't about to change their lineup based on one group's opinion, but the complaints from the NVLA continued to poor in and when the show's ten episode run was complete, it was quietly cancelled. In the years since then, The Omega Factor has never been repeated.

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8. winteriscoming.net › 2019/06/13 › the-omega-factorThe Omega Factor: Happy fortieth anniversary to an essential ...

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   Jun 13, 2019 · Broadcast back in 1979, The Omega Factor (starring Louise Jameson and James Hazeldine) has just celebrated its fortieth anniversary. We look back on this cult classic series, one that every...

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   Why did 'the Omega Factor' not get a second season?

   • Producer George Gallaccio was reprimanded and not only did the series not get commissioned for a second season, but it was also never repeated on British television, never released on VHS and just resurfaced on DVD in 2006. The worst of it is, The Omega Factor doesn’t even hold notoriety as the go-to place for some seriously retro science-fiction.

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   What is the Omega Factor?

   • The Omega Factor was a ten-part 1979 BBC Scotland Television Drama, created by Jack Gerson, woven round the activities of 'Department 7' a mysterious Government organisation which investigates supernatural and paranormal phenomena.

   The Omega Factor - Scotland On Air

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   What happened to the Omega Factor?

   • The worst of it is, The Omega Factor doesn’t even hold notoriety as the go-to place for some seriously retro science-fiction. It very much disappeared and unfairly cast by the wayside in the story of science-fiction and fantasy on television. In many ways, it’s the grandfather to shows and formulas which now taken for granted.

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   When did 'the Omega Factor' start?

   • In 1979, and all too briefly, The Omega Factor was BBC Scotland’s paranormal, Edinburgh-set drama. The series, as was so typical of (nearly) every show now considered iconic for the era, only ran for ten weekly episodes between the 13th of June and the 15th of August.

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   Is the Omega Factor a good watch?

   • The Omega Factor isn’t the easiest watch, but given the show’s relatively short length it does an excellent job of showcasing the merits of ‘the cheaper the budget, the scarier the idea’ model of the BBC in the 70s. Does it have a future?

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   How many days did a director spend on 'the Omega Factor'?

   • Directors on The Omega Factor normally had two or three days on exteriors, but this varied from episode to episode. Episode five, The Powers of Darkness, got more than most and involved a lot of night shooting, including scenes in a churchyard, inside a church, and in a tenement staircase.

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10. cultbox.co.uk › reviews › the-omega-factor-series-3The Omega Factor series 3 review - CultBox

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    Apr 5, 2018 · Reviews. In this third set of four stories for the Omega Factor range, Big Finish continues the menace from the second set, while allowing the central characters Dr Anne Reynolds (Louise Jameson) and Adam Dean (John Dorney) time to take their own stories forward.