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The 'Kolchak' series makes an appreciable and diverting trip into the realm of science fiction with this entertaining enough episode. looks pretty hokey (he's obviously just a guy wrapped up in a body stocking), he still manages to be fairly creepy all the same. Browne's agile cinematography and Jerry Fielding's are up to speed. Leslie Dwyer, and Robert Easton as touchy mortician Bernard Carmichael. Walker, Bert Freed as the no-nonsense Captain Atkins, Don 'Red' Barry as a gruff security guard, Corrine Camacho as compassionate computer expert Dr.

Moreover, the fine acting from a capable cast helps matters a lot: Simon Oakland as the forever cranky Tony Vincenzo, Julie Adams as boozy widow Ms. The barbed and cynical commentary about shady government agencies is tasty and provocative stuff.

Ford Neale and John Huff, relates the absorbing story at a steady pace, builds a good deal of tension, does a sound job of creating and maintaining a strong sense of unease throughout, and further spices things up with several wickedly funny moments of inspired sarcastic humor. Director Gene Levitt, working from a clever and intriguing script by L. Carl Kolchak (the always excellent Darren McGavin) winds up putting heads with several uncooperative government officials who are determined to keep the whole thing hush hush. Baxley) who escapes from a top secret lab and goes on a rampage. (an impressive and expressive pantomime performance by veteran stuntman and future director Craig R. This particular show makes a rare and welcome science fiction departure from the usual array of supernatural horror menaces that were the norm in the series: The killer this time is an artificially intelligent and highly dangerous robot called Mr.

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