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Michael Ansara plays Ray Abruzzi in this edisode. He also played the Klingon, Kang in the Star Trek episode The Day of the Dove. I just discovered he reprised the role in DS9 and Voyager episodes. Ray Walston plays J. B. in this episode. He was also the Martian in My Favorite Martian.

It's kind of surprising, considering around this time Diana Rigg and Batgirl were beating up the bad guys all on their own.

Gotta love the transformational flowery shirt and thick studded belt.

I am loving the retro TV and remote, the wicker furniture with the funky green pattern on the cushions & the old B&W Vincent Price movie coupled with his guest appearance on the show. Not to mention the focus on Julie Barnes character. What a cool episode.

I remember seeing this one when I was a kid. thanks for keeping these up for so long.

All right, I'm completely addicted to these now. I know you posted these a year ago, but Thanks!!!

As polished as today's TV is, nothing quite compares with some of the scenes in this show. The tension in the opening sequence with the drunk man and the sky divers is intense. You'd never see something like this today because sky diving is so much more controlled today, but as a scene it's incre...

This episode was listed in TV Guide's top 100 television episodes of all time in 1997. It's hard to believe it never made it to DVD. Thanks for posting it here!

This episode is listed in TV Guide's top 100 episodes of all time in 1997. It is incredibly powerful and speaks to many issues of the time- oppression, gang violence, the Viet Nam war and its affects on soldiers returning home. It also speaks to the same issues we're facing today. Back then dialo...

it's a crime this show isn't available for viewing somewhere. Thanks for, at least, a decent taste of it. This was one of my favorite shows when it was on.

I don't know if I'd say this was cutting edge dance back then, but this was the era of lame variety shows. Most of the stuff on them had the same kind of impulse as that behind Shatner doing dramatic readings of Rocket Man. When they ran out of stuff to fill the show, stuff like this happened. He...

You're constantly fighting with it to get it to work how you want it to. Macs, on the other hand, just work. Everything flows. It's Zen. There's a reason they cost a bit more and they more than pay for themselves with ease of use and good customer service. I hope we can always say that and Steve'...

This was amazing. The graphics and music used for the sitcom scenes were perfect- a cross between Bewitched, I Dream of Jeanie, The Jetsons, My Favorite Martian and maybe even Lost In Space. Truly inspired.

Mac probably does have these problems licked, because he probably brought his utility belt.

Still more people forget Julie Stevens as Venus Smith, who only appeared in a few episodes instead of Honor Blackman as Cathy Gale

I just watched both Village of the Damned and Children of the Damned. I'm not sure why so many people liked Children better. It's definitely a more slick production, but I find Village far more moody and creepy. I liked Village better for that reason.

Great vocal by Stipe. I wasn't expecting this to be so good. It rocks!

I think some of you misunderstand what he's saying about the size of the screen. 15" was the largest you'd want, not because of size, but because of cost and weight. A 17" monitor back then was pretty damned expensive and HEAVY. Since they were building the monitor into the computer, they needed ...

Too funny

The line at about 7:07 minutes is classic- "This looks like one of those long hard ones."

from the sons I've heard so far, this is definitely his most accomplished and important albums in many years. The songs bring back to the best of the Juluka and Savuka years.

This is the 8 track player I owned! I got it toward the end of the 8 track era. Never really used it a whole lot. Ended up selling it at a garage sale for practically nothing.

This was a an awesome interview! I've had the experiences he's talking about. It is maddeningly easy to get lost in the day to day story and lose track of the mystery. I'm currently on the journey back. This was a great help in my return.

Personally, I think it's also too easy to get caught up ...