Just a reminder: the reboot of Carl Sagan's iconic, 1980s TV series, Cosmos, will debut tomorrow (March 9.) on Fox at 9 p.m. EDT and Monday (March 10.) on National Geographic at 10 p.m. EDT. If we can believe the early previews that are circulating on the Internet, the show is everything we have been waiting for.
In the meantime, National Geographic will air (actually it already is) the original series during this weekend. Here is the complete schedule:
Saturday, March 8:
12 p.m. - The Shore of the Cosmic Ocean
1 p.m. - One Voice in the Cosmic Fugue
2 p.m. - Harmony of the Worlds
3 p.m. - Heaven and Hell
4 p.m. - Blues for a Red Planet
5 p.m. - Travellers' Tales
Sunday, March 9:
12 p.m. - The Backbone of Night
1 p.m. - Journeys in Space and Time
2 p.m. - The Lives of the Stars
3 p.m. - The Edge of Forever
4 p.m. - The Persistence of Memory
5 p.m. - Encyclopaedia Galactica
6 p.m. - Who Speaks for Earth?
12 p.m. - The Shore of the Cosmic Ocean
1 p.m. - One Voice in the Cosmic Fugue
2 p.m. - Harmony of the Worlds
3 p.m. - Heaven and Hell
4 p.m. - Blues for a Red Planet
5 p.m. - Travellers' Tales
Sunday, March 9:
12 p.m. - The Backbone of Night
1 p.m. - Journeys in Space and Time
2 p.m. - The Lives of the Stars
3 p.m. - The Edge of Forever
4 p.m. - The Persistence of Memory
5 p.m. - Encyclopaedia Galactica
6 p.m. - Who Speaks for Earth?
"Somewhere, something incredible
is waiting to be known."
- Carl Sagan
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