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WoW ! Tuning in . . this looks . . wild . . . . I was 5 in 1973: Love Spock

You are the only crying just..turn..by by.

"I want us all to work together, or else none of us will survive." Wise words in 2024. Hey, 2124, how did things work out?

David McCallum was good in The Invisible Man too.

I remember watching this series when it came out. Always liked Ben since he was in Alias Smith & Jones.

"looks like pork"... it's never pork 😮

Man from uncle was a good show.

great! Shame it was not made into a series. I can't get over the Brits' indoor and outdoor photography - so realistic and natural. So also the actors -so natural and flowing. And no 'vulgarity' like getting intimate within a day or two; mutual respect, and attraction developing into courtship in a subtle way....Thank you director, for not shoving everything all at once on us audience!

When did the ears grow. Does she still drop em fer a shillin

He’s Spock, no matter what movie or tv show. Ever see the photography book he put out? He liked em thick.

I can see why this did not make it as a TV series.... very disjointed.

Any jungle in guy?

Good quality on this video, in this episode totally tells the story of how Marcus was before becoming a vampire I can see why he likes Krista cause she reminds him of his wife.

Thank you for the upload on this blade series.

I saw this two, maybe three, years ago. But a bit hazy on the details, & so it's like reacquainting myself with an old friend. Gordon Jackson admits that, although he hasn't always agreed with Robert Culp, he rates Culp highly. Yes. It's the hallmark of a good, indeed great, man when he can agree to disagree & still accept the positive elements present in another. It would be a much better world if this were invariably the case. Alas, it is not. Good to see the supreme James Villiers 👌. Many thanks for the upload 👍.

Not bad but I can see why it didn't catch on. Somehow it didn't quite "click".

Schreyl with Spock daddy'o ☝ 👍👍👍 👍👍👍

This is why you don’t take drugs 💊💉🚬 before you go on a race track🏎️🚕🛻🚗 or you will see🏰🏯🏰 Castles🎡🎢🏟️ amusement rides🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸 aliens📡🤡👽👽👽👽👽🏁

Surprisingly good.

No! No psychic visions during a race! 😨 -- Thanks for sharing this. 😊 It's great.

Reminds me of The Sixth Sense TV series starring Gary Collins which was on ABC at this time.

I wasn't sure whether I'd like this film 🤔 But it had me engrossed all of the way! What a shame they never made a series out of it. Fantastic actors and story.

Back in the days when you were a typecast, hasbeen as soon as you hit 40!

Thanks for posting this! 1979 was around the last time I rode on an Amtrak, lol. BTW, the music is the same as from the Outer Limits.

Hart to Hart meets Scooby Doo. What were they thinking?

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My god i loved this show as a kid. Wish they kept the original name X -Bomber and got some good voice actors in, they seem to lack any emotion & wooden. Always thought the Theme tune was very lame too, it deserved so much better. The Japanese are amazing at space themed TV-film space projects. Thanks for the upload, it made a old man very happy 👍🏻

This is as bad as his modern ice age documentary.

At 1.05.00, Susan Hampshire dismisses hypnosis from a distance as unlikely. In fact, Telepathic Hypnosis (TPH) has been recognised for some time, but, apparently, not in 1972.

What a beautiful bass line of this music from the credits so British..

This could've been an interesting weekly program to watch

Great pilot; would have made a terrific show.

Walla Walla is in Australia.

When pretending to be in the UK why not pretend to drive on the left hand side of the road?

I have never seen Leonard Nemoys acting abilitys outside of Mr. Spock in StarTrek. He really is a very good actor. This is the first movie with him in it. Excellent movie! Thanx for showing it.

It's funny how many people have failed to notice over the years that "Leonard Nimoy" spelled backward is "Yomin Dranoel."

Advice to Leonard Nemo’s- stick with Spock and Star Trek.

“Baffled! is a 1973 British made-for-television supernatural mystery film directed by Philip Leacock. The story is part of the occult detective subgenre and starred Leonard Nimoy, Susan Hampshire, and Vera Miles. Baffled! was intended as a pilot for a television series but when no network showed interest it was released in British theatres and later released as a television film in America on NBC. The British version runs ten minutes longer than the American. Televised premiere on Tuesday, January 30, 1973, from 8:00pm to 10:00pm on NBC (competing against shows such as: Maude - Maude and the Medical Profession, Temperatures Rising - Interrupted Malady, Hawaii Five-0 - The Odd Lot Caper, & ABC Movie of the Week - Birds of Prey).” Sources - Wikipedia, IMDB, TV Tango. I can see why this was never made into a series. Who needs a race car driver crashing because of hallucinations? Who gave Kovack a license to drive? Probably inspired by The Sixth Sense with Gary Collins, and Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) with Mike Pratt & Kenneth Cope. Paranormal psychic stuff was a HUGE fad in the early 1970s.

Love this movie. This version is trimmed compared to the one I am used to. I think I have the international version that is a few minutes longer. Rachel Roberts went on to be in Foul Play with Chevy Chase, Jewel Blanch went on to do country music.

I'm was born in 72 and lived in England from 95 to 06, and this brings memories.

A young Q from Star Trek the Next Generation is in this episode.

Enjoyed that! Good film excellent acting,thanks for posting.

Why is it edited?

LOL! That whole crash scene!

That’s Leonard Nimoy….without the pointed ears!!

Here's one I haven't heard of, yay!

Do they have any villains can turn invisible on this show?

love old movies like this...i musta been around 8 years old when it came out...i often wonder about the actors and actresses

The way balconies are made in Pommieland isn't exactly arts & crafts apparantly, one sneeze and the ornaments start shifting.... And well, Nimoy isn't Robert Wagner, Hampshire can compete with Stefanie Powers and Vera Miles could have been the Vera Pink Floyd sang about, were that not Vera Lynn.

The start of this movie is like a SCHIZOPHRENIC MANIFESTATION overtaking a person's REALITY. What a difficult condition to live with when these things happen...