Seasons 2 , David Vincent had allies , I liked that premise. I wish the Network had let this show continue for 2 or 3 more seasons.
The Invaders (1960's)
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Seasons 2 , David Vincent had allies , I liked that premise. I wish the Network had let this show continue for 2 or 3 more seasons.
In season 2 he ran int a bunch people who were believer who wanted to help him , one of which was powerful industrialist.
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I remember watching the episode "The Spores" with special guest Gene Hackman.
There was a fight scene between Roy Thinnes and him, both actors had really obvious body doubles for this scene.
The Gene Hackman one in particular stood out, he had a full head of hair compared to Mr Hackman's very receding locks.
There was a fight scene between Roy Thinnes and him, both actors had really obvious body doubles for this scene.
The Gene Hackman one in particular stood out, he had a full head of hair compared to Mr Hackman's very receding locks.
It was terrific series and , I so wish they had given this series more of a chance.
They did a crappy miseries continuation of this series in the 1990 with Scott Backula . Roy Thines was in ti but only briefly.
Why didn't he carry a knife or a gun?
Would seem a smart thing to do
especially since he knows they were going to attack him and they disappeared totally when killed.
I like the one where Michael Rennie guest stars. Very well-used in that one.
ROM: SPACE KNIGHT used some ideas from the show--the aliens taking human shape.
I think Rom would make a good movie--since the idea is that the alien creature is the good guy and his zapping of the humans--just creates even more misunderstanding since he can't convey the fact that the ones he is targeting are aliens too.
Would seem a smart thing to do
especially since he knows they were going to attack him and they disappeared totally when killed.
I like the one where Michael Rennie guest stars. Very well-used in that one.
ROM: SPACE KNIGHT used some ideas from the show--the aliens taking human shape.
I think Rom would make a good movie--since the idea is that the alien creature is the good guy and his zapping of the humans--just creates even more misunderstanding since he can't convey the fact that the ones he is targeting are aliens too.
Jack Lord was in an episode , he plays war scarred , disgruntled bunessman who threw in with the Aliens and Richard Anderson in an episode as was James Whitmore
Not a surprise, I think once could argue that this show was a bit influential then we Imagine . Xfiles for example, did some sillier things.
Le Panda du Mal
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Is that the one where the aliens dissolved into a swarm of bees when killed?
I liked the 60's series, I think it was airing on the Scifi channel in the 90's.
I never saw its original screening in the UK (we didn't have a 625 line set until we got a colour TV after the Munich Olympics), only a single episode repeated many years later... but I knew the show existed, because some of my US superhero comic books contained adverts that were either promoting the series or a model (or "model"... think carboard tanks) of the alien craft.
It was shown infrequently in syndication int h 1970's and 80's. Oringally produced by Quinn Martin , as far as I know , its the only science fiction show Quinn Martin ever did.
The miniseries was not very good.
I watched The Organization which has him with quite a large group of supporters.
He also seems to be carrying a gun regularly.
It occurs to me that every episode of The Invaders says "architect David Vincent" and yet we never see him doing any "architecting" ever.
He also seems to be carrying a gun regularly.
It occurs to me that every episode of The Invaders says "architect David Vincent" and yet we never see him doing any "architecting" ever.
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