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“The Exiles” |
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The Alphans encounter a fleet of missile-like objects which actually contain the cryogenically frozen bodies of exiles from a distant planet. Writer: Donald James Director: Ray Austin Guest Cast Peter Duncan as Cantar Stacy Dorning as Zova Margaret Inglis as Mirealla |
“We
meddled,” Helena Russell laments in “End of Eternity.” “We interfered with
another people’s justice. We must learn to leave some things alone.” I guess
nobody was listening, because here we have some fifty-three potential Balors
orbiting above Moonbase Alpha and what do we do? We thaw one out. Then for
good measure, we defrost his wife, too. Mr. and Mrs. Balor then set about
wreaking havoc on Alpha to build a transport conduit back to their home world
and wreak some havoc there. It kind of makes you miss the good days of Year
One, when you could thaw out a Kaldorian without having to worry about him
trying to kill you, and he won’t even mind that you accidentally killed his
brother trying to thaw him. Hell, if you asked them real nice, they’d even
take unwanted commissioners off your hands for you. Jokes aside, it was an okay episode. And fortunately, they got both the “Maya turns into Helena to pull one over on Koenig” joke and the “Maya turns into an old woman right as Tony is about to kiss her” joke out of their system right away, before things got ugly. |
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