This Alien Can Duplicate Itself! | The Outer Limits
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The flight crew is in for a surprise when they realize they're not alone inside this chamber...
Season 2, Episode 17
When a cargo plane carrying five passengers is downed in the eye of a hurricane, the passengers find themselves trapped in an eerily cavernous chamber and dependent upon the "human" compassion of their alien captors for survival. Mark Richman stars.
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The guy on the left looking at the alien through the window later played in a Season 1 episode of Star Trek:TNG as a super rich guy had himself put into suspended animation to survive a deadly condition. When revived by the TNG crew, his fortune was gone.
Looks like Peter mark richman
He also played a police officer responding to a complaint made by a woman staying in a cabin on "The Twilight Zone". The complaint turned out to be "giant aliens" appearing in the woods nearby.
Peter Mark Richmond. He was in some twilight zone episodes, too.
Gene Roddenberry "borrowed" this monster to be "The Horta" for the Star Trek TOS episode "The Devil in the Dark'
I agree and also the outer limits episode of the Deadly spores Remind me of "this Side Of Paradise" Episode The friendly spores in that Star trek TOS episode
Yup I was gonna say the same.
This was a great finale to the greatest Sci Fi television series of all time Period!!!!!
It's cool to see Mr. Nimoy in a non-Spock role. He became so typecast that he couldn't get acting jobs later. He's a very convincing sleazy reporter LOL...
..I think he got his closer look, hahaha
They left the door to the room the creature was in wide open?
How could any human match the speed in which that creature moved
Not one of the series' finer moments. This was the final episode - it's a shame it had to end on this note. In season 1, the producer surrounded himself with the best writers & cinematographers he could convince to join him, who then made masterpieces like "O.B.I.T.", "Nightmare", "The Architects of Fear", and others. Then the bill came in, and the network came down so hard that the best of the creative crew left. Season 2 was weak & tepid by comparison, and because the network had moved it to a Saturday night time slot against an enormously popular & well-established program, OL couldn't even finish out the season, & got canceled halfway through. This episode - "The Probe" - was thrown together just to fulfill their contract. It looks it.
I know this is almost as old as I am, it was just entertainment. But man,, we accepted this as entertainment is hard to understand today. That thing shows as much creativity as me picking a bugger from my nose.
'60's TV budgets were cheap in every possible way. Is today's TV "entertainment" really any better? Today, picking a booger from your nose on video will garner you a thousand TikTok subs easy.
@@saltycreole2673 however, they had better writers
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@@kathleenking47 absolutely 💯
This episode was really weak, which makes it creatively brilliant in today’s piles of streaming crapola.