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Originally posted by OPPYH:
4-Battle for the Planet of the Apes. I enjoy this more each time I watch it. My estimation that it takes place about 100 years before the tv series.

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Originally posted by chrisisall:


In the same reality, I would concur.

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Originally posted by chrisisall:
Hey Oppyh, I was gonna do a comic to finish off the series for me & my Son, but that's so much work for an unlicensed project with no possible financial rewards- I was thinking a written story to tie up all the loose ends & bring it full circle with the movies (in a fanciful SF way- I don't see how, from a pure science standpoint, it could ever really work given the paradoxes). Have you any ideas on this? I have my own, some pretty radical ones, and my Wife says that I write well. She offered to be my editor (she's a writer her own self).

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That's great. I have done this myself. Well not written any finale for the series(it is very difficult to wrap up). But I figure if I had to wrap it up, I would have Virdon, Burke, and Galen reach New York(east) where they find an underground supercomputer manned by a secret society of both humans, and chimps(approx. 35 of them) working together for a better society. And highly advanced. With the data stored on the mini disc(which is recovered at some point since 'The Gladiators' ep). They find out what exactly went wrong. That's about all I have at this point. Either the construction of a new craft, or a time travel device would be the only logical choice. Remember it's sci-fi you can bend the rules a little.

I wrote 2 outlines for the continuation of episodes a couple years ago:

1-'The Tower' air date: 1/3/75

2-'The Gold Standard' air date: 1/18/75.

Yes, I even had air dates attached to them. I was in full geek mode.

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