Since I'm old and have a fairly fundamental problem with most modern progressive ESG (find out what that is, it's pretty interesting) crap, I'm starting to add to my knowledge of old stuff I haven't seen yet out of desperation and hunger for something good.
And I found this. Space: 1999. The 1975 British version of Star Trek. And it totally blew me away. I thought it was going to be some kind of cheap bizzare, but it looks better than the original Star Trek, and it's been remastered perfectly into HD, so it's got a great picture and you can appreciate the beautiful and really well crafted models of all those rockets and planets. And the first episode stars Brian Blessed, who you know from KCD! On uloz.to there is also a version with dubbing by a Polish dubber, as connoisseurs are used to!
The plot is indeed luxurious. The series is as old as I am, and as the title says, it takes place in 1999, when nuclear waste is a big problem. There's no more room for it on Earth, so it's stored on the moon. Unfortunately, however, an unexpected accident occurs in which an explosion of waste blasts the moon deep into the galaxy with the 311-strong crew of Alpha Base. The crew is trapped on the moon, hurtling at high speed across the galaxy, with no hope of returning home.
If only the boys knew we'd ban all those nuke plants!