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Alternative 3

Alternative 3 is a 1977 British television mockumentary concerning government conspiracies. It inspired much speculation and interest by proponents of fringe ideas.

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Genre
Mockumentary Science fiction
Also known as
Science Report: Alternative 3
Composer
Brian Eno
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Developed by
David Ambrose Christopher Miles
Directed by
Christopher Miles

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Broadcast

Plot

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DVD release

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Alternative 3

Nodes61
Edges60
Triples86
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032787
Components1

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Alternative 3

Top relations

related to Plot · 21
Alternative 3 → Alternative, American-Soviet, Among, Apollo, Ballantine, Before, Bob Grodin, Dr Carl Gerstein, Dr Strangelove, Earth, Earth's, In, Interplanetary, It, Jodrell Bank, Mars, Moon, Professor Ballantine, Richard Marner, Shane Rimmer
related to Broadcast · 13
Alternative 3 → Alternative, American, Anglia, April, April Fools' Day, Australia, Canada, Having, June, New Zealand, Science Report, The, United Kingdom
related to External links · 13
Alternative 3 → Alternative, Anglia, Article, Britain's Coolest Sci-Fi Films, IMDbAlternative, ITV NewsThe Forgotten Story, March, Miles Archived, Network, Show Ever Made Anomalies, The Companion, The Most Dangerous TV, Wayback MachineForty
related to References in popular culture · 9
Alternative 3 → Alternative, Canadian, Fallout, Goo, Ian Thomas, OST, Pilot, The, Vats
related to Premise · 6
Alternative 3 → Alternative, Earth, Mars, Moon, Purporting, UK's
related to Unauthorised · 6
Alternative 3 → Alternative, Jim Keith's Casebook, Ken Mitchell's, Secret Societies, UFOs, World Control
related to Reception · 3
Alternative 3 → Alternative, Nick Austin, Sphere Books
Also known as · 1
Alternative 3 → Science Report: Alternative 3
Composer · 1
Alternative 3 → Brian Eno
Country of origin · 1
Alternative 3 → United Kingdom

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Alternative 3Also known asScience Report: Alternative 31.00infobox
Alternative 3ComposerBrian Eno1.00infobox
Alternative 3Country of originUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Alternative 3Developed byDavid Ambrose Christopher Miles1.00infobox
Alternative 3Directed byChristopher Miles1.00infobox
Alternative 3GenreMockumentary Science fiction1.00infobox
Alternative 3Original languageEnglish1.00infobox
Alternative 3Production companyAnglia Television1.00infobox
Alternative 3Release20 June 1977 (1977-06-20)1.00infobox
Alternative 3Running time52 minutes1.00infobox
Alternative 3StarringTim Brinton Gregory Munroe Carol Hazell Shane Rimmer Richard Marner1.00infobox
Alternative 3Written byDavid Ambrose1.00infobox
Alternative 3is a1977 British television mockumentary concerning government conspiracies0.90text

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