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@Doctor_Roo After reading your review: I have to watch the 30 episodes of #TheTimeTunnel! Again? I hardly remember, may be 10 Episodes. I don’t own a disk player but there is no streaming :-( Apple+ is gone. Four episodes on archive.org
Microsoft&Prime not in Germany. Ah, I found a source, but will not name it here.
Watching an old series as there so many new I did not watch? The last old I watched was #ThePrisoner. British series always a bit odd :) TT is USA made. Well #TheInvaders did have some odd episodes too.

Screenshot of the titles showing the episode 30 TOWN OF TERROR The tunnel with the “monitor” and the two heroes in a room with shelves filled with bodies
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Doctor Roo

“How does a nightmare begin?”

THE INVADERS, starring Roy Thinnes as alien bothering 'architect' David Vincent began on 10th January, 1967.

On a personal note, it was also the first live-action television series I saw in colour (I'd already seen a colour episode of the 1960s Spider-Man cartoon). This was in the early 1970s, when I was on holiday in Blackpool and colour television was a big draw to get you to stay in a boarding house.

Roy Thinnes as architect David Vincent witnesses the landing of a flying saucer in 'The Invaders.'
#TheInvaders#RetroSciFi#Telefantasy
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