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The Invaders/The Peacemaker
The Peacemaker | |
Season 2, Episode 21 | |
Airdate | February 6, 1968 |
Written by | David W. Rintels |
Directed by | Robert Day |
← 2x20 The Organization |
2x22 → The Vise |
The Invaders — Season Two |
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The Peacemaker is the twenty-first episode of the second season of The Invaders, and the thirty-eighth episode overall.
Starring: Roy Thinnes (David Vincent)
Guest Stars: Phyllis Thaxter (Sarah Concannon), Lin McCarthy (Colonel Archie Harmon), Alfred Ryder (Alien Leader), Kent Smith (Edgar Scoville)
and Special Guest Star: James Daly (General Samuel Arlington Concannon)
Co-Starring: Jan Merlin (Post), Pat Cardi (Billy Concannon)
with Craig Huebing (Willard), Larry Thor (Dr. Jacobs), Byron Keith (General Cullenbine), Jack Bannon (Junior Officer), Ed Deemer (Air Policeman)
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Plot Overview
Vincent manages to convince a decorated Air Force General to aid in the fight against the Invaders, but discovers that he plans to drop a bomb on a meeting between alien leaders and a group of high-powered men, including Scoville, and that the bomb could destroy everyone within ten square miles.
Notes
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
Behind the Scenes
This episode was written by the series' Associate Producer, David W. Rintels, who previously wrote for another QM series, The F.B.I., under the pseudonym of 'Pat Riddle'. Rintels claims he used the pseudonym because he was not a fan of the FBI or what they stood for.
Allusions and References
It may be a blooper, or it may not be, but in a scene where Vincent and the alien leader are talking, Roy Thinnes calls the alien leader 'Mr. Ryder'...the name of the actor playing the alien leader is Alfred Ryder.
Memorable Moments
In a very odd situation, Vincent asks the aliens to kill a human being. He has the alien leader command a saucer to blow up the plane being flown by deranged General Concannon. While the plane blows up and Concannon is killed, and the bomb prevented from dropping, it also results in the death of Vincent's friend and ally, Colonel Harmon.