Pilot 

A government agent is caught in the explosion of a government underwater salvage operation. He finds himself capable of turning himelf invisible, and sets out to use his new powers to prove... See full summary »

Director:

Alan J. Levi

Writers:

Leslie Stevens, H.G. Wells (novel)

Stars:

Ben Murphy, Katherine Crawford, Richard Dysart

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
Ben Murphy	...	Sam Casey
Katherine Crawford	...	Dr. Abby Lawrence
Richard Dysart	...	Leonard Driscoll (as Richard A. Dysart)
Dana Elcar	...	Dr. Harold Schuyler
Paul Shenar	...	Charles Edward Royce
Quinn K. Redeker	...	Vince Rogers (as Quinn Redeker)
Gregory Walcott	...	Officer
Len Wayland	...	Captain Whelan
Cheryl Miller	...	Receptionist
Mike Lane	...	Guard (as Michael Lane)
H.M. Wynant	...	Captain Ballard
Austin Stoker	...	Dive Officer
Dave Shelley	...	Mechanic
Robert Forward	...	Chief Controller
Jim Raymond	...	Dietz

Storyline

A government agent is caught in the explosion of a government underwater salvage operation. He finds himself capable of turning himelf invisible, and sets out to use his new powers to prove that the explosion was sabotage.

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Plot Keywords:

invisibility | radiation | based on novel | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

10 May 1976 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Harve Bennett Productions, Universal Television

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Referenced in Saturday Night Live: Buck Henry/The Band (1976)

User Reviews

Underrated.

In reality the 'second season' (or retooling) of the David McCallum "Invisible Man" series, "Gemini Man" has a lot to recommend it. While falling to the faults of the invisible man genre like having too many point-of-view shots and sometimes unconvincing fighting scenes, the show itself is played straight is quite action packed. Not so deep, but good fun nevertheless.

Sadly, most people's first exposure to this show will be MST3K's version of "Running with Death," which is a badly edited movie version of two episodes. But don't really make your mind up until you see the episodic version itself: the 'Minotaur' episode alone is worth the hour you will spend watching.

So keep an eye out for the Sci-Fi Schedulebot to see when this comes on again. Enjoy!