On Jan 22, 9:32 pm, Wes Struebing  wrote:
> Cap...
>
> Several based on short stories, in fact.  Mostly in the "newer"
> incarnation, the one in the 90's:
>
> "The Human Operators" - AE Van Vogt & Harlan Ellison (1999 airing)
Never saw this one and now know I should - That's an interesting tag
team.
> "Inconstant Moon" - Larry Niven (1996 airing)
> "The Sandkings" (ooh that was creepy!) - George RR Martin (1995
> airing)
Loved The Sandkings. Loved it.
There was one more I can think of, "Think Like a Dinosaur," based on a
short story by James Patrick Kelly.
> "I, Robot" - Eando Binder (1964 airing)
> "Soldier"  (yeah - I was surprised it came from a short story...) -
> Harlan Ellison (aired 1964)
Nice...
> You are, however, mostly correct, as far as I can see.  Most were
> written as screenplays.
>
> There is one, too that I saw (can't remember the name at all) about a
> (cyborg? modified animal like a wolf?) who was a "hunter" or an
> assassin.  Only remember it because I had just got done reading the
> short story several weeks before - then saw this episode.
>
>
> Wes Struebing
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> "No matter how high or great the Throne,
> "What sits on it is the same as your own."
> E.Y. (Yip) Harburg
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