21. The Outer Limits (1963): I, Robot - TV Tome of the first names of the two authors Eand-O. After earl binder stopped writing, his brother otto continued to write fiction under the name Eando binder. http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/GuidePageServlet/showid-1477/epid-21570/

The Outer Limits (1963) - I, Robot Previous Episode Next Episode Avg. Rating: Votes Cast: Rank: Vote! Rank all episodes Episode Information Episode Number First Aired November 14, 1964 Writer Robert C. Dennis Story Earl Binder and Otto Binder Director Leon Benson Guest Stars: Howard Da Silva (as Thurman Cutler) Synopsis A robot is put on trial for the murder of his creator. Notes This episode was later re-made for The New Outer Limits in 1995. Leonard Nimoy, who played Judson Ellis here, played attorney Thurman Cutler in the new version and it was directed by his son, Adam. Quotes [Opening Narration] Control Voice : "God looked upon his world and called it good. But man was not content. He looked for ways to make it better and built machines to do the work. But in vain we build the world, unless the builder also grows." Cutler : "Well there's the end of your story. Everybody can sleep easy tonight. That terrible monster won't harm anybody ever again. He's as dead as old Doc Link's dream." Ellis : "It's not the end of the story, its just the beginning." [Closing Narration] Control Voice : "Out of every disaster a little progess is made. Man will build more robots and learn how to make them better. And, given enough time, he may learn how to do the same for himself."

22. The Outer Limits (1963) - Episode Guide - TV Tome b 14Nov-1964 w Robert C. Dennis s earl binder and otto binder d Leon Benson. NOTE This episode was later re-made for The New Outer Limits in 1995. http://www.tvtome.com/OuterLimits_1963/season2.html

The Outer Limits (1963) - Episode Guide Season: All Season 2 Soldier gs Michael Ansara (Qarlo Kobregny) Lloyd Nolan (Kagan) Tim O'Connor (Paul Tanner) Two soldiers from the future are thrust back through time to the present day. b : 19-Sep-1964 w Harlan Ellison s Harlan Ellison d Gerd Oswald Cold Hands, Warm Heart gs William Shatner (Brig. Gen. Jefferson Barton) Geraldine Brooks (Ann Barton) Malachi Throne (Mike) Lloyd Gough (Matt Claiborne) Dean Harens (Medical Technician) James Sikking (Botany) Lawrence Montaigne (Construction) Henry Scott (Electronics) Julian N. Burton (Reporter #1) Peter Madsen (Reporter #2) Lou Elias (Guard) Hugh Jensen (Chief) Tim Huntley (Chairman) Patrick Riley (Attendant #1) Ray Kellogg (Attendant #2) Vic Perrin (Newsman) After returning from a mission to Venus, an astronaut can't seem to stay warm enough and has strange dreams about encountering a wraith-like being outside his spaceship window. b : 26-Sep-1964 w Milton Krims s Daniel B. Ullman d Charles Haas Behold, Eck! gs Peter Lind Hayes (Dr. James Stone) Joan Freeman (Elizabeth Dunn) Parley Baer (Dr. Bernard Stone)

23. Asimov's Message Board Yeah Eando binder s, the joint name for earl and otto binder, I Robot story was even the basis for an episode of The Outer Limits. http://www.asimovs.com/discus/messages/2/1505.html?1082369361

24. Greg Bear: Words: All The Robots And Isaac Asimov Even before Asimov s first robot compendium, Eando binder (the writing team of earl and otto binder) had written a story called I, Robot, later dramatized on http://www.gregbear.com/A55885/Bear.nsf/Pages/300084

BOOKS OTHER WRITING BIOLOGY BIOGRAPHY ... NEWSLETTER Other Writing One of the most persuasive themes in literature is that of the artificial servant. In his 1921 play "RUR," Karel Capek named his artificial servants "robots," from the Czech word robota , which roughly translates as "unwilling worker." (It could also mean "someone who does boring work.") That name has stuck with us ever since, and despite other namesandroid (human-shaped artificial being), cyborg (cybernetic organism, implying part machine, part living tissue), droid, and so onrobot is likely to be the definitive label for some decades to come. Isaac Asimov began writing his robot stories in the 1940s, and published the first compendium volume, I, Robot , in 1950. The Three Laws of Robotics first appeared together in Asimov's story "Runaround," published in Astounding Science Fiction in March of 1942. In a conversation in December of 1940, Campbell presented the rules to Asimov as a fait accompli , saying that he had abstracted them from principles made obvious in the stories themselves.

25. Book Review 2 By Eric Weeks stars.). Anton York, Immortal, by Eando binder, Belmont Books, 1965. Eando binder is the pseudonym of earl and otto binder. This http://www.physics.emory.edu/~weeks/if/review2.html

26. SCIFI.COM | The Outer Limits I, ROBOT Directed by Leon Benson Written by Robert C. Dennis Based on I, Robot by Eando binder (pseudonym for earl and otto binder) Dr. Charles Link, a small http://www.scifi.com/outerlimits/episodes/classic/season2/09irobot.html

I, ROBOT Directed by Leon Benson Written by Robert C. Dennis Based on "I, Robot" by Eando Binder (pseudonym for Earl and Otto Binder) Dr. Charles Link, a small-town research scientist, constructs a robot. When Link is murdered, the robot, Adam, is blamed and declared to be a Frankenstein monster. Grotesque in size and appearance, Adam has a computer brain imbued with a gentle personality and most human capabilities. Apprehended, the robot is threatened with destruction by authorities. Nina, Link's niece, gets Adam a defense attorney, Thurman Cutler, to force the matter into court for an official judgment in a trial without precedent. (Original Airdate: November 14, 1964) STARRING Howard da Silva (Thurman Cutler), Leonard Nimoy (Judson Ellis), Marianna Hill (Nina Link), Read Morgan (Adam Link), Ford Rainey (DA Thomas Coyle), Robert Sorrells (Fred), Ken Drake (Judge), John Hoyt (Prof. Hebbel), Hugh Sanders (Sheriff Barclay), Peter Brocco (Prof. Charles "Doc" Link), Christine Matchett (Evie), Mary Jackson (Mrs. MacRae), John Hudkins (Truck Driver), John Caper, Jr. (Voice of Adam) Previous Episode Next Episode MGM Worldwide Television Group

27. SFSignal: In The ' binder novel Adam Link, Robot. TRIVIA Eando binder is the pseudonym used by brothers earl and otto binder. Get it? Eando = E O http://www.sfsignal.com/archives/000383.html

Never Would be Too Soon' Department Home In the ' Never Would be Too Soon' Department Star Trek: Enterprise could be on the chopping block . IMHO I could happily live the rest of my life without anyone producing another Star Trek TV show, movie, book or Legend of Bilbo Baggins song. TrackBack (0) Comments What? I thought you were a fan of ST:Enterprise, annoying theme-song-with-lyrics notwithstanding. Posted by John on Tuesday January 20, 2004 at 10:09 AM Whoops! Never mind. I thought this was posted by ST-FanBoy JP. Posted by John on Tuesday January 20, 2004 at 10:15 AM Enterprise is a great idea. It's got some good actors in it. I love the idea of the smaller ship, exploring for the first time, etc. But why the "time war" plot? Why do they constantly steal ideas from other shows, especially the original series, instead of doing new stuff? Sigh. What a waste. At least the Bandai model should be out before they cancel, if they cancel. Posted by Fred Kiesche on Tuesday January 20, 2004 at 10:17 AM And to John, I'm not the one who watches Enterprise. I quit after 3 episodes. I think Scott has been watching it. He's the fan boy. Posted by JP on Tuesday January 20, 2004 at 11:02 AM

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29. ABCs Of Science Fiction #1 Bates, Harry Bester, Alfred Beynon, John (John Beynon Harris) Bindr, Eando (earl andrew binder and otto binder) Blish, James Bloch, Robert Bond, Nelson Boucher http://www.hycyber.com/SF/abcs_of_sf.html

ABCs of Science Fiction #1 Question: Who were the most important ( i.e., the most prolific and/or dominant by some other criterion) science fiction writers of the period 1926-1950? Answers: A Anderson, Poul Arthur, Robert Asimov, Isaac Ayre, Thorton (John Russell Fearn) B Bates, Harry Bester, Alfred Beynon, John (John Beynon Harris) Bindr, Eando (Earl Andrew Binder and Otto Binder) Blish, James Bloch, Robert Bond, Nelson Boucher, Anthony (William Anthony Parker White) Brackett, Leigh Bradbury, Ray Breuer, Miles J. Brown, Fredric Burkes, Arthur J. Burroughs, Edgar Rice C D de Camp, L. Sprague del Rey, Lester Derluth, August Dunsany, Lord (Edward John Morton Drax Plunkett) E Edmonds, Paul (Henry Kuttner) Ernst, Paul F Farley, Ralph Milne (Roger Sherman Hoar) Fearn, John Russell Fyfe, Horace B. G Gallun, Raymond Z. Geier, Chester S. Gold, Horace Leonard Gottesman, S. D. (Cyril Kornbluth) H Hamilton, Edmond Harris, John Beynon Hasse, Henry Heinlein, Robert A. Howard, Robert E. Hubbard, L. Ron Hull, Edna Mayne I J Jacobi, Carl Jameson, Malcolm Jones, Neil R. Jones, Raymond F.

30. Nigralatebra - Storia Del Romanzo Di FS - Robot E Androidi Translate this page Dietro il nome dellautore si nascondevano due persone di origine tedesca, i fratelli earl e otto (E-and-O) binder, che firmarono nello stesso modo anche le http://www.nigralatebra.it/storiafs/c09_robot_e_androidi.htm

document.write(''); Home Fantafolio Link Futuristico ... Tour 9. Robot, cyborg, androidi Eando BINDER, Adam Link - Robot, 1939-42 Il titolo originale del racconto che diede vita alla serie di avventure imperniate su Adam Link, apparso su Amazing Stories, era I, Robot, identico a quello usato in seguito da Isaac Asimov per un suo celebre libro sul medesimo argomento. Dietro il nome dellautore si nascondevano due persone di origine tedesca, i fratelli Earl e Otto (E-and-O) Binder, che firmarono nello stesso modo anche le storie di Anton York, un uomo diventato immortale, e molti altri racconti di science fiction. JACK WILLIAMSON, The Humanoids, 1949 Isaac ASIMOV, The Caves of Steel, 1953; The Naked Sun, 1957; The Robots of Dawn, 1983; Robots and Empire, 1985 Philip K. DICK, The Simulacra, 1964 William F. NOLAN (a cura di ), The Pseudo-People, 1965 Philip K. DICK*, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, 1968 E questo un punto focale del romanzo: il rapporto tra la vita e la non-vita, tra gli umani e gli androidi. Ma i confini tra lumano e lartificiale sono molto labili, tanto che nel celebre film di Ridley Scott, Blade Runner (1982), tratto proprio da questo romanzo, sono proprio gli androidi nella figura di Roy Batty a farsi portatori di valori molto alti come la misericordia o il perdono. E in un mondo del genere, che gli androidi stanno portando alla rovina, diventa centrale Wilbur Mercer, una figura televisiva che si fa portatrice di valori che gli androidi non hanno.

31. Bibliographie Deutschsprachiger SF-Stories Und Bücher: Autoren Mit "B" Translate this page Dmitrij Bilenkin, 27.12.2002, 29, 1. Randall Bills, 17.07.2003, 0, 2. Eando (earl and otto) binder, 04.01.1999, 1, 9. Jon Bing, 06.01.2001, 4, 0. Horst Bingel, 29.04.1999, 1, 0. http://www.chpr.at/sfb.html

Bibliographie deutschsprachiger Autoren mit "B" Autor Datum Stories Jindrich Simon Baar Isaak Babel Vitali Babenko Mihaly Babits Frank O. Bach Hans Bach Peter W. Bach Susanne Bach Markus Bacher Richard Bachman siehe Stephen King Hilmar Bachor Wolfgang F. Bachschneider Francis Bacon Gertrude Bacon Mary Kenny Badami Wilfried Bade Timo Bader Klaus Baedekerl Simon Bagley Enid Bagnold Carolyn J. Bahr Dale Bailey Hilary Bailey Robin W. Bailey Kage Baker Linda P. Baker Mike Baker Scott Baker W. Howard Baker Kirsten Bakis Harold Bakst Heinz J. Baldowe Cherith Baldry David Baldwin Freddy J. Baldwin Neil Balfort Brian N. Ball Clifford Ball John Ball Kurt Herwarth Ball Margaret Ball James Graham Ballard W.A. Ballinger Edwin Balmer Cedric Balmore Chas. Balun Honore de Balzac Saradindu Banerjee Herman Bang John Kendrick Bangs Manly Banister William Bankier Carolyn Banks Iain Banks Raymond E. Banks Marek Baraniecki Phillips Barbee siehe Robert Sheckley Dulan Barber Jacques Barberi Pierre Barbet Jules Barbier Jay Barbree Alan Barclay S. Bar David Janos Bardi S. Bardin S. Baring-Gould Rene Barjavel John Bark Clive Barker M.A.R. Barker

32. Scifilm -- TV Files, The Outer Limits: "I, Robot" Teleplay by Robert C. Dennis based upon the short story I, Robot which was written earl and otto binder. Directed by Leon Benson. http://www.scifilm.org/tv/outerlimits/outerlimits2-9.html

The Outer Limits: "I, Robot" Season 2, Episode 9 First aired: November 14, 1964 by Jason Warren Starring Howard da Silva, Leonard Nimoy, Marianna Hill, Red Morgan, Ford Rainey, Ken Drake, John Hoyt, Robert Sorrells, Hugh Sanders, Peter Brocco and Christine Matchett. Adam's voice was provided by John Caper Jr. Teleplay by Robert C. Dennis based upon the short story "I, Robot" which was written Earl and Otto Binder. Directed by Leon Benson. After its creator dies under mysterious circumstances, a robot named Adam Link (Red Morgan) is put on trial for murder. Instead of backwoods settings and distant planets, this episode of "The Outer Limits" actually takes place primarily within a courtroom (a setting in which producer Ben Brady was certainly more comfortable). In essence, man's desire for future knowledge and progress is put on trial here by a public fearful of the consequences of change. It's an intriguing and unique idea and certainly worthy of thought and discourse. What I really like about this one is both sides are given a chance to present their case. Some really good questions are raised by the prosecution with regards to Adam's lack of knowledge and experience when dealing with humans, not to mention the fact he at times seems unaware of his own strength. The defense of course argues that Adam is invaluable as a symbol of progress and a creation man can learn from.

33. The Great SF Stories 1 1939 nb binder was in fact a pseudonym used by brothers otto and earl binder for jointly written stories. Interestingly, the Encylopedia http://www.bestsf.net/reviews/asimov1939.html

Isaac Asimov Presents The Great SF Stories 1 (1939), DAW books paperback, 1979. Edited by Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg. I came across this volume, the first in a series, by chance, whilst browsing www.alibris.com. Prior to the late 1950s, Year's Best type anthologies were fairly rare. Everett F. Bleiler and T.E. Dikty produced several, starting in 1949, and whilst Edmund Crispin's Best SF (1955) and subsequent volumes were well-regarded, they weren't annual collections. Judith Merril had a series which started in 1956 and ran through until the mid 1960s, when the likes of Aldiss/Harrison, Wollheim and Carr, and in the 1970s Del Rey and then Dozois kept the Years Best SF flag flying. All but the Bleiler/Ditky books are relatively commonplace in second-hand bookstores, which means that from the mid 1950s to date there is not too much of a problem locating good short SF. Prior to that date it is retrospective collections such as this which have to fill the gap. The book in hand contains some 19 stories, from names which are still well known today (Robert Bloch, Lester Del Ray, L. Sprague De Camp, A.E. Van Vogt, Isaac Asimov etc.) to the less well known nowadays (Eando Binder, Nelson Bond, Joseph E. Kelleam). Isaac Asimov provides an introduction to each story, and the book gives the reader an opportunity to travel back in time some sixty years. So what does this reader get from a collection of stories some twenty years older than he? In the order in which they appear:

34. NOVA NOTES : BLUE BEETLES, BLACK NIGHTS, AND ANDROIDS A'PLENTY (Unfortunately, a higher court nullfied that decision, and later wartime censorship expunged the records.) His career was chronicled by earl and otto binder. http://www.novanotes.com/apr2004/apr32004.htm

~BLUE BEETLES, BLACK NIGHTS, AND ANDROIDS A'PLENTY~ April 16, 2004,8:00 p.m. Brian got his driver's license. Yaaaaayyy!! There's a new storyline starting at MINDMISTRESS . I would especially like to hear if the new font is more readable... I'm also doing some fan art for some other webcomics. At least three have been put up.... Mindmistress meets Courtney Brightland of SKIRTING DANGER in COMPARING FASHION NOTES Mindmistress gets a tour of the Academy of Superhero Science by VINDIBUDD at CROSSOVER CONVERSATION Mindmistress also meets the crew at VIGIL in BRAIN-BABE'S BYE-BYE (Scroll towards the bottom.) I've also updated the GUEST ART page to reflect those links. I've also updated the UNEASY ENEMES, UNLIKELY ALLIES page, adding Moodswing. I did an article recently for that Wold Newton/fictional characters group I belong to...this one about Ted Kord, the third Blue Beetle. You can see the results below...don't take them seriously, of course. Just treat it as literary gamesmanship... I want to thank Kai Jansson for many stimulating suggestions and theories, especially concerning the second Dan Garrett and the parentage of Kelly Garrett, one of Charlies' Angels. Tom Kane contributed some theories concerning Dr. Link. Another person suggested that Magnus Robot Fighter might be related to Doc Magnus of the Metal Men, and then dismissed it as too fantastic-unfortunately, I didn't keep a record of who said that. If there's anyone else who's theory I've used without credit, my apologies-it certainly is not intentional. In any case, my thanks to all of you.

35. Mars In The Mind Of Earth: Novels - C To J C. Cole, 1901, 1st edition. 99 p. Coleridge, John (pseud. of earl and otto binder). Martian Martyrs. New York Columbia Publications, 1942, 1st edition. http://www.marsearth.com/novels/novc2j.html

Novels About Mars and Martians Full List Listed by author, then title, then year. Authirs with last names C to J. Comments and suggestions Author Title Publisher Year Published Notes Calmadenker, A. [pseudonym]. The Mania of the Nations on the Planet Mars and its Terriffic Consequences. Denker Publishers, Inc. 1st edition. An account of parallel Martian history (Twenty years before similar Events on Earth). "Published in the Year 55 E.D. on Mars (1915 A.D. on Earth)" Carter, Lin. Down to a Sunless Sea. New York: DAW 1st edition, paperback. A novel of Martian civilization in declone, and a human escaped convict. Carter, Lin. The City Outside the World. Berkley 1st edition, paperback. A Martian, a human prisoner, and a lost monument. Carter, Lin.

36. Making Light: Buttons standards. Moreover, earl binder quit coauthoring stories with his brother in 1955, and died in 1965. otto binder died in 1975. http://nielsenhayden.com/makinglight/archives/003411.html

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37. List Of Science Fiction Authors 1957) Greg Bear, (born 1951) Charles Beaumont, (19291967) Gregory Benford, (born 1941) Alfred Bester, (1913-1987) Eando binder (otto and earl binder)(1911-1974 http://www.fact-index.com/l/li/list_of_science_fiction_authors.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index List of science fiction authors Note that this partial list contains some authors whose works of fantastic fiction would today be called science fiction, even if they predate, or did not work in that genre. There is also a considerable overlap with the List of fantasy authors , since many authors are equally comfortable with both genres, and in any case some works deliberately combine the two or blur the distinction. Some notable science fiction authors are (in alphabetical order): A B C D ... Z A Lynn Abbey (born Edwin Abbot ( Kobo Abe Robert Abernathy ( Forrest J. Ackerman (born Douglas Adams Jerry Ahern , (born Brian Aldiss , (born Lloyd Alexander , (born Roger MacBride Allen , (born Kingsley Amis Colin Anderson Kevin J. Anderson (born Poul Anderson Piers Anthony , (born Catherine Asaro , (born Isaac Asimov Janet Asimov , (born Robert Asprin , (born B Kage Baker, (born J.G. Ballard , (born Iain M. Banks , (born John Barnes , (born Steven Barnes , (born T. J. Bass , (born )(Thomas J. Bassler) L. Frank Baum

38. List Of Authors By Name: B Alfred Bester, (19131987) Elizabeth Bevarly Jo Beverley Carol Biberstein Cheryl Biggs Maeve Binchy (born 1940) Eando binder (otto and earl binder) (1911-1974 http://www.fact-index.com/l/li/list_of_authors_by_name__b.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index List of authors by name: B List of authors by name: A B C D E F ... Z Enid Bagnold Louise Bagshawe Anne Baker Jeanette Baker Kage Baker, (born Madeline Baker Faith Baldwin Rebecca Baldwin Karen A. Bale J.G. Ballard , (born Mary Balogh Iain M. Banks , (born Lynne Reid Banks Helen Bannerman Elaine Barbieri Anne Barbour John Barnes , (born Steven Barnes , (born Zoe Barnes Jill Barnett Maria Barrett Victoria Barrett J. M. Barrie Graham Base T. J. Bass , (born ) (Thomas J. Bassler) L. Frank Baum Mary Lynn Baxter Stephen Baxter , (born "BB" (D. J. Watkins-Pitchford) Greg Bear , (born Sally Beauman Charles Beaumont Rexanne Becnel John Bellairs Gregory Benford , (born Arnold Bennett Angela Benson Berechiah ha-Nakdan Jan and Stan Berenstain Alfred Bester Elizabeth Bevarly Jo Beverley Carol Biberstein Cheryl Biggs Maeve Binchy (born Eando Binder (Otto and Earl Binder) ( Charlotte Bingham Terry Bisson (born Rosanne Bittner Jerome Bixby Jennifer Blake Emma Blair James Blish Robert Bloch Judy Blume , (born Enid Blyton Cheryl Bolen Jane Bonander Michael Bond Nelson S. Bond

39. ERBzine 0050 The Burroughs Kids Bell (as John Taine) Novellas Dawn of Flame Stanley G. Weinbaum Short Stories Moon of Intoxication (earl binder and otto binder) (as Eando binder) No More http://www.erbzine.com/mag0/0050.html

40. Wonder Stories, Novembre 1932, Vol. 4 N. 6 6 n. 2 Serials/Complete Novels Druso (Part 3 of 3) Friedrich Freksa Enslaved Brains (Part 1 of 3) - earl binder and otto binder Novelettes The Last Shrine http://spazioinwind.libero.it/uraniasat/wst_34_07.htm

WONDER STORIES WONDER STORIES 07-1934 Vol. 6 n. 2 Serials/Complete Novels Druso (Part 3 of 3) - Friedrich Freksa Enslaved Brains (Part 1 of 3) - Earl Binder and Otto Binder Novelettes The Last Shrine - Chester D. Cuthbert A Martian Odyssey - Stanley G. Weinbaum Voice of Atlantis - Laurence E. Manning Short Stories A Hair-Raising Tale - W. L. Sheppard, Jr. Essays/Articles Wonders of Automatism - Hugo Gernsback FEATURES Editor's Page: HUGO GERNSBACK - New York cover: Frank R. Paul costo: $0.25 note:coll. Moebius Moebius

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