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| The Man From Atlantis |
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| The Man from Atlantis (Mar/04/1977) | | After a storm, a young man is found washed up on a beach. Nearly dead after hours of of the life sustaining ocean water, he is nursed back to health by Dr. Elizabeth Merrill and eventually agrees to undertake a hazardous mission to locate a missing sub. Several miles beneath the sea, he finds an underwater habitat, where he confronts loopy scientist Mr. Schubert for the first time. | | Guest Stars: Allen Case as Lt. Cdr. Johnson, Joshua Bryant as Dr Doug Berkely, Dean Santoro as Ernie Smith, Art Lund as Admiral Pierce, Larry Pressman as Phil Roth, Steve Franken as Doctor | Director: Lee H. Katzin Writer: Mayo Simon | | | | | | |
| Killer Spores (May/17/1977) | | A NASA space probe returns to Earth contaminated with ectoplasmic matter that is capable of invading humans, placing them in a catatonic stupor or forcing them to do things against their will. The spores, visible only to Harris because of the unique structure of his eyes, communicate with him and demand that he help them return to space or see mankind destroyed. | | Guest Stars: James Sikking as Col. Manzone, Fred Beir (1) as Sub captain, Ivan Bonar as Edwin Shirley, | Co-Guest Stars: Kenneth Tigar as Dr Miller Simon | Director: Reza Badiyi Writer: John D. F. Black (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - The Mudworm (Oct/13/1977) | | Mr. Schubert loses control of his latest invention - a robot-like machine designed to gather a radioactive mineral from the sea bed. Discovering that the 'Mudworm' has taken on 'human' characteristics, Mark tries to reason with it. | Director: Virgil Vogel Writer: Alan Caillou (1) | | | | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Giant (Oct/25/1977) | | Investigating a 'leak' in the ocean, Mark is swept into the inner world where he meets Thark, a nine-foot-tall gold prospector whose sluice mining is draining the world of its water. Realizing the threat, he and Mark join forces to close off the sluice gate. Complicating matters is a gold-seeking conman called Muldoon. | | Guest Stars: Ted Neeley as Muldoon, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1) as Thark | Director: Richard Benedict Writer: Michael I. Wagner | | | | | | | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Crystal Water, Sudden Death (Nov/22/1977) | | Investigating a disturbance in the Pacific, Mark finds Mr. Schubert trying to get his hands on some precious crystals located within a force field. Penetrating it, Mark encounters a mysterious white-skinned, white-suited race called the Deepspeople, who talk in a strange, clicking language. | | Guest Stars: Rene Auberjonois as Havergal, Rozelle Gayle as Conrad, Whitney Rydbeck as Click Three, Tina Lennert (1) as Click One, Flip Reade as Click Two | Director: David Moessinger Writer: Larry Alexander (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Scavenger Hunt (Apr/18/1978) | | Investigating a loss of five poisonous gas canisters, Mark Harris re-encounters conman, Jake Muldoon, and his tame, two-legged, two-headed giant sea monster, called Oscar. | | Guest Stars: Ted Neeley as Jake Muldoon, Yabo O'Brien as Toba, Tony Urbano as Oscar, Eugenia Wright as Trivi, Ted Cassidy as Canja | Director: David Moessinger Writer: Peter Allan Fields (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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