Trapped Inside The Eye Of A Hurricane | The Outer Limits
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- Four survivors (Peter Mark Richman, Peggy Ann Garner, Ron Hayes, and William Stevens) find themselves in a bizarre metal chamber after surviving a hurricane. As they figure out where they are, they are attacked by a beam that freezes anyone and anything.
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 final episode of ABC-TV's "THE OUTER LIMITS" ended with "The Probe" (ABC airdate: January 16, 1965), and written by Sam Neuman and Seeleg Lester, and based on a story written by series creator/executive producer, Leslie Stevens, who was uncredited for this episode. directed by Felix E. Feist, this episode focuses on a Cargo airplane flying into the eye of a Hurricane, where it was eventually destroyed in the ocean, and its survivors in a raft are adrift in a foggy body of ocean until they realize that they aren't in the ocean, but on the deck of an Unidentified craft of Alien origin. The episode was well made, and stunt performer, Janos Prohaska plays a giant and deformed microbe, who, two years after this final episode, would later be reinvented as "The Horta" from "STAR TREK"s 1967 episode, "The Devil In The Dark". guest stars in this episode was Peter Mark Richmond ("CAIN'S HUNDRED"), Ron Haynes ("EVERGLADES"), and Peggy Ann Gardner ("A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN")-the directors of photography in this final episode were Fred J. Koenekamp & Kenneth Peach. "The Probe' was actually an impressive "budget show", and a great way to conclude the series, which was replaced during the following week by ABC's "THE KING FAMILY" variety series. later in 1965, United Artists Television officially syndicated "THE OUTER LIMITS", where it began a wealthy TV run throughout the next two decades before the MGM merger with United Artists that resulted from the fiscal disaster with UA's "HEAVEN'S GATE" (1980), which caused a great fiscal loss for both United Artists and its then parent company, Transamerica, who eventually sold United Artists to MGM, to later become MGM/UA Entertainment in 1982. "THE OUTER LIMITS" officially became available for Beta and VHS commercial release in late 1987 with "The Galaxy Being", "The Man With The Power", and "The Hundred Days Of The Dragon", and another MGM/UA Home Video release in 1988, which consisted of "Demon With A Glass Hand", "The Zanti Misfits", and "The Inheritors" (poorly edited), before the rest of the 49 episodes were eventually released onto VHS and Laser Disc throughout the 1990s, and those horrible two-sided DVD discs that were released in 2002 and 2003, until Kino Lorber remastered the series onto Blu ray in 2017, with way more superior quality and special features content!
Fun Fact:
Later on in this episode, our heroes are menaced by a gigantic microbe. Mikey, as he was known, was a costume built and worn by legendary creature actor Janos Prohaska, who later re-worked the costume to become the Mother Horta in the Star Trek episode "Devil in the Dark."
Didn't he also play the Gorn in the Star Trek TOS episode Arena?
@@mariakelly90210 Nope. The Gorn was built by the equally legendary Wah Ming Chang, and portrayed by Bobby Clark.
BUT Janos Prohaska DID re-work another of his own costumes for Star Trek; he added pointed spines and a tail to Snowpuff, his albino gorilla, to create the Mugato in "A Private Little War." 🙂
Prohaska was also the “Thetan” in “The Architects of Fear” in season one.
and well known for saying he thought the 'creature' in the Patterson Gimlin Bigfoot footage was *not* a person in a suit. He should know more than anyone.
And Prohaska played a few gorillas on Gilligan’s Island, I believe.
Ok TV Rerun Club by MGM you have been teasing us for months with more episode trailers. How about uploading them now?
YES! We want full episodes! NOW!
I have been wondering what is wrong with MGM? Are they crazy? What is the purpose of these shorts?
The Probe was a great episode to end this fantastic anthology!!!!!
Yep it was the Outer Limits the Twilight Zone and Sammy Terry. I was 7 in 1963 when the Outer Limits aired. It use to scare the crap out of me, but I had to watch it. Boy has watching TV after supper time changed. And not for the good.
This ep has a reputation as OL's worst, but I think it's reasonably entertaining. In fact, given the super-low budget, a lot of ingenuity was involved.
The budget was so low that even the actors usual roach truck didn't show up for lunch break..
I would much rather sit through “The Probe” than “The Brain of Colonel Barham”.
Good stuff
how timely
I don`t recall this one. I have to find the rest!
Hey, the guy with the radio, it’s Adam Chance from Agent for H.A.R.M. for all you MST3K fans.
I remember this one. It's a very good episode!
You wouldn't happen to know if the full episode might be elsewhere on TH-cam, would you??
@@dokskwyr4353 -- No, I don't know of this episode in its entirety anywhere on TH-cam. Sorry.
@@walterfechter8080 That's OK. Thanks anyway. :--)
@@dokskwyr4353 You tube not only won't allow the link to be posted "which I already knew" but they won't even allow verbal instructions and so I'm gonna attempt to outsmart this site with coded linguistics and lead you where to go ......
@@dokskwyr4353 Step 2 ....... Continue that Google search from the episode title with the name of that site which competes against TH-cam on a daily basis whenever it's servers are in motion ...... There .... That should outsmart these college millennials.
i liked the fog
A hurricane named Ian??
Well, since Fiona wasn't into women, the obvious next choice is Ian........
@@mariakelly90210 LOL :--)
Definitely need the beautiful blonde during the middle of the eye of a hurricane..
It's the Agent from H. A. R. M.
He was also in the Classic The Outer Limits episode The Borderlands.
Such a great show having to end with such a piece of tripe.
I've wondered if I could come up with a good episode idea. It appears perhaps the budget was very limited at the end, so that would have to play a role. Some episodes like 'The Man Who Was Never Born' just had it all, great acting, music, idea, special effects. Others had almost nothing. I think I'll pass on this one, never have seen it and I'm a pretty big OL fan. Dont want to spoil the legacy.
@@jamesrav I've said it before, I must be the only person who can't for the life of me see what everyone else sees in "The Man Who was Never Born." However, I don't like Jazz, C&W, and Cape Cod either. And I grew up in Taxachusetts.
@@calql8er I had to look up C&W, my dislike of that is probably orders of magnitude higher than yours. But 'The Man' episode really ticks all my boxes: melancholy throughout, the music, lighting, Landau is one of my favorites. I heard there was an alternate 'positive' ending done, not sure if that would have helped or hurt.
@@jamesrav Someone dislikes C&W more than I? Holy Schmokes! There were two things about "The Man" I did like. Shirley Knight was so darn pretty. And I do like the ending where she is fading into the background. Otherwise, just didn't do it for me.