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Salvage 1
GenreScience fiction
Created byMike Lloyd Ross
Starring
Theme music composerWalter Scharf
ComposersJack Hayes
Ken Harrison
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes20
Production
Executive producersHarve Bennett
Harris Katleman
ProducersMike Lloyd Ross
Ralph Sariego
Craig Schiller
Camera setupSingle-camera
Running time60 minutes
Production companiesBennett/Katleman Productions
Columbia Pictures Television
Release
Original networkABC
Audio formatMonaural
Original releaseJanuary 20 –
December 9, 1979
Chronology
Preceded bySalvage

Salvage 1 is an Americanscience fiction series that was broadcast for 16 episodes (of the 20 produced) on ABC during 1979. The pilot film, Salvage, was shown on January 20, 1979, to high ratings.[citation needed]

Plot[edit]

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The pilot centers on Harry Broderick (Andy Griffith) who owns the Jettison Scrap and Salvage Co. and is a specialist in reclaiming trash and junk to sell as scrap. His dream is to recover equipment left on the Moon during Apollo Program missions. In the show's opening title narration, Harry states:

'I wanna build a spaceship, go to the Moon, salvage all the junk that's up there, bring it back and sell it.'

He invites the former astronaut Addison 'Skip' Carmichael (Joel Higgins) and NASAfuel expert Melanie 'Mel' Slozar (Trish Stewart) to assist him in this effort. During Slozar's fuel experiments, the Federal Bureau of Investigation becomes concerned over the purchases of chemicals.

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Broderick and his ragtag crew complete their mission and go on to further adventures in the subsequent series. A recurring subplot drives numerous attempts to find the appropriate explosive mixture to break an iceberg from the Arctic Shelf, to be transported to the California coast as a source of fresh water.

Richard Jaeckel had a recurring role as Jack Klinger, the FBI agent tasked with keeping an eye on Broderick and his associates. Their relationship is generally rocky, but the Salvage crew fly to his rescue when he is captured during a mission to a Latin American dictatorship.

The Vulture[edit]

Harry builds a spaceship dubbed Vulture, made completely from reclaimed salvage and powered by a chemical called monohydrazine. The main body of Vulture is composed of a Texaco gasoline semi-trailertank truck with a cement mixer as the capsule. This is augmented with three shorter rocket boosters placed 120 degrees around the main tank.

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Episodes[edit]

Season 1 (1979)[edit]

No.
overall
No. in
season
TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date
1212'Salvage'TBATBAJanuary 20, 1979
33'Dark Island'Gene NelsonRuel FischmannJanuary 29, 1979
44'Shangri-la Lil'Ron SatlofJudy BurnsFebruary 5, 1979
55'Shelter Five'TBATBAFebruary 12, 1979
66'The Haunting of Manderly Mansion'Ray AustinMike RobeFebruary 26, 1979
77'The Bugatti Treasure'Ed AbromsStory by : Mike Lloyd Ross
Teleplay by : Richard Chapman & Ruel Fischmann
March 5, 1979
88'The Golden Orbit: Part 1'TBATBAMarch 12, 1979
99'The Golden Orbit: Part 2'Ron SatlofRobert SwansonMarch 19, 1979
1010'Operation Breakout'Gerald FinnermanGerald K. SiegelApril 2, 1979
1111'Mermadon'TBATBAApril 16, 1979
1212'Up, Up and Away'Les GreenRobert SwansonMay 14, 1979
1313'Energy Solution'TBATBAMay 21, 1979
1414'Confederate Gold'TBATBAMay 28, 1979

The first season ranked 48th out of 114 shows that season with an average 17.7/26 rating/share.[1]

Season 2 (1979)[edit]

No.
overall
No. in
season
TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date
151'Hard Water: Part 1'Les GreenMike Lloyd RossNovember 4, 1979
162'Hard Water: Part 2'Les GreenMike Lloyd RossNovember 11, 1979
173'Round Up'TBATBAunaired
184'Harry's Doll'TBATBAunaired
195'Dry Spell'TBATBAunaired
206'Diamond Volcano'TBATBAunaired

The last four episodes were shown in the early 1990s on The Nostalgia Channel, now known as Youtoo TV.[2]

Production[edit]

Science fiction author Isaac Asimov was the show's scientific adviser.[3]

Merchandise[edit]

Estes Rockets made a prototype of a model rocket version of the Vulture. It was never brought to market.[4]

References[edit]

  1. ^https://www.americanradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-Business/Magazines/Archive-BC-IDX/79-OCR/BC-1979-06-18-OCR-Page-0056.pdf#search=%22rounding%20up%20the%20ratings%22
  2. ^Salvage episodesArchived July 4, 2007, at the Wayback Machine
  3. ^Appeared only in closing credits of some Salvage 1 episodes after the pilot. Asimov also states in his autobiography, I, Asimov, that he served as an advisor for a few Salvage 1 episodes: Isaac Asimov, I, Asimov: A Memoir (New York, NY: Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, 1994), 367-68.
  4. ^Article & photos of Vulture Model Rocket

External links[edit]

  • Salvage on IMDb
  • Salvage 1 on IMDb
  • Salvage 1 at Curlie
Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Salvage_1&oldid=989473693'

What a good short film “Salvage” would have made, and what a bad long film it is. It’s a low-budget, low-impact, low-quality horror flick with a cool idea that simply doesn’t withstand being stretched over 90 minutes. Chop it down to about 20 and you’d have something.

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It begins with Claire (Lauren Currie Lewis), a 19-year-old college student, leaving her graveyard shift at a convenience store and waiting for her boyfriend, Jimmy, to pick her up. But arriving instead, in Jimmy’s truck, is Duke (Chris Ferry), a friend of Jimmy’s from the salvage yard where he works. Allegedly, Jimmy asked Duke to give Claire a ride home.

Scary-movie things happen at that point, and then Claire wakes up. She’s back at the convenience store, apparently having dozed off on the job. The whole thing was a dream. OR WAS IT?!?!?!??!

Back in reality now, the film spins its wheels for a good long time. Claire’s mom (Maureen Olander) is behaving strangely in the basement. Jimmy (Cody Darbe) says he had a sexy dream about Claire and a friend of hers. Claire experiences deja vu in class and sees the killer from her dream stalking her elsewhere. OR DOES SHE?!?!?!?!?!??!

We realize early on that very little, if any, of what’s happening is real, that most of it is in Claire’s head. When the film goes into “Groundhog Day” mode (albeit with variations each time Claire is attacked), the relevant question becomes: Why should we be scared for Claire when we know she’s just going to wake up any minute anyway?

I also wonder: How many times can one character back away slowly from something while shaking her head in horror and saying, “No … no …”? It seems like half the shots in the film are of Claire doing that. The other half are of her walking slowly down stairs or around corners, saying, “Hello? Is someone there?”

Jeff and Josh Crook, the brothers who wrote and directed “Salvage,” have made three little-seen films before this one, all available on DVD. There are encouraging reviews of those movies on the Internet. “Salvage,” the Crooks’ first foray into horror, is likely a downturn in quality for them. It’s a film that will probably nowhere and do nothing.

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D(1 hr., 30 min.;Not Rated, probably R for a lot of harsh profanity, some graphic violence.)