David Vincent meets with an eminent astrophysicist who has proof that aliens are invading the planet.David Vincent meets with an eminent astrophysicist who has proof that aliens are invading the planet.David Vincent meets with an eminent astrophysicist who has proof that aliens are invading the planet.
Roy N. Sickner
- Cab Driver
- (as Roy Sickner)
Soon-Tek Oh
- Houseboy
- (as Soon Taik Oh)
Sig Frohlich
- Passenger
- (uncredited)
Paul Gleason
- Alien
- (uncredited)
Max Kleven
- Alien
- (uncredited)
Clark Ross
- Passenger
- (uncredited)
Dick Wesson
- Introductory Narrator
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThe black & white photos that David Vincent is looking through in Lloyd Lindstrom's NY apartment are all images from the previous episode "Beachhead."
- GoofsDavid Vincent writhes in pain during the Invaders' brainwashing attempt, but the alien's screen showing an x-ray shot of Vincent's skull is motionless.
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Narrator: [Opening Narration] Plot or paranoia? There was no doubt in David Vincent's mind. A celebrated astrophysicist, Dr. Curtis Lindstrom, had discovered the truth: that alien beings were here on earth. In less than a week, at a meeting of his colleagues, Dr. Lindstrom would announce it to the world. Then perhaps David Vincent could put down his burden. It all seemed so simple.
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Good, Good, Good!
Second episode, directed like the first one by the same Joseph Sargent (a great film director, which I always admired - he directed episodes of other great TV series like "Kojak", "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.", "Bonanza", "The Fugitive", "Star Trek", "The Immortal", and a great feature film called "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three"(1974), with a fantastic cast, Walter Matthau, Robert Shaw, Martin Balsam, great great film...) Same tension like in the first episode, great acting, special role by Roddy McDowall, Cornelius from "Planet of the Apes"(1968), Harold Gould, from "The Sting"(1973), and Laurence Naismith, from "Deadlier Than the Male"(1967), "Scrooge"(1970), "Diamonds Are Forever"(1971). No beautiful ladies this time, maybe in the next episode...
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