Space: 1999: Season 2, Episode 22

Devil's Planet (1 Sep. 1977)

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After investigating a planet where all humanoid life had been eradicated, Koenig becomes trapped in a prison on one of the moons where no one knows that their planet has been wiped out.

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Commander John Koenig (credit only)
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Dr. Helena Russell (archive footage)
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Tony Anholt ...
Hildegard Neil ...
Elizia
Roy Marsden ...
Crael
Dora Reisser ...
Interrogator
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Sares / Controller
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Jelto
Arthur White ...
Kinano
Michael Dickinson ...
Blake Maine
John Hug ...
Fraser
Alibe Parsons ...
Alibe
Sam Dastor ...
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After investigating a planet where all humanoid life had been eradicated, Koenig becomes trapped in a prison on one of the moons where no one knows that their planet has been wiped out.

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During Elizia's speech/plea to Crael, the Interrogator utters 'I'm not political' and leaves the throne room; however, in the next shot (as Elizia gets into the Transbeamer) the Interrogator is still standing beside Crael. See more »

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14 January 2013 | by (NY) – See all my reviews

It appears that the only familiar face in this episode is that of John Koenig. It looks like, while the other stars were filming a different episode (one where Koenig was out "exploring"), Martin Landau was filming this one with an entirely different crew, including a whole new set of people in the command center. Were they the evening shift? Some of these people appear in this next episode, so I can't say they're all new. But, no Tony? Helena? Interesting.

The episode is not bad, by second season standards, anyway. The actress who played Alizia seemed to relish playing a sadistic dominatrix. My only complaint is that I would have liked to see how the people in the penal colony dealt with finding out that Alizia had been lying the whole time.


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