special has been rated U by the British Board of Film Classification since 1997. In 2002, a DVD of The Day After Tomorrow and Star Laws, Anderson's 1986 pilot for a series that would later be made as Space Precinct, was released by Fanderson as part of its members-only merchandise range. In 2015, the special was re-issued on DVD as part of the compilation release "The Lost Worlds of Gerry Anderson" by Network Distributing. See also Albert Einstein in popular culture Space stations and habitats in fiction Stars and planetary systems in fiction References Works cited External links 1975 television specials AP Films Alpha Centauri in fiction Apocalyptic television episodes BBC children's television shows BBC science fiction television shows British television specials Educational television episodes English-language television shows Environmental television Fiction about black holes Fiction about supernovae Interstellar travel in fiction NBC television specials Science fiction television specials Television episodes about families Television episodes about parallel universes Television episodes set in the future Television episodes set in outer space Television pilots not picked up as a series Works about Albert Einstein