File:Quatermass1979-01.JPG

Screenshot of the opening title sequence of the 1979 television serial Quatermass. Created and uploaded by User:Angmering to illustrate the article on that production. Copyright in the original production is owned by FremantleMedia.

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Fair use rationale for the use of this image in Quatermass (TV serial)[edit]

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• The image is used to provide an identifying illustration of a television production.
• The image is used for informational purposes, and is not believed to detract from the original in any way.