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Title: Production and Decay of Strange Particles (20 Apr 1964)
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| George Macready | ... | Dr. Marshall | |
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Rudy Solari | ... | Griffin |
| Joseph Ruskin | ... | Collins | |
| Leonard Nimoy | ... | Konig | |
| Signe Hasso | ... | Laural Marshall | |
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Allyson Ames | ... | Arndis Pollard |
| Barry Russo | ... | Dr. Terrell (as John Duke) | |
| Willard Sage | ... | Coulter | |
| Paul Lukather | ... | Official | |
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Robert Fortier | ... | Dr. Paul Pollard |
An accident at a nuclear research facility creates a dimensional doorway in which aliens need to widen to invade our world. A scientist races to discover a way to reverse the damage and close the doorway.
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This is about the production and decay of strange particles.
Stay clear of this boring hour that might have been rather clever in 1964 but will put you to sleep today.
The story is boring, the script is boring, the actors are boring. There is some nice effects photography in the later stages of the hour but that is about the only good thing I can say about this episode!!!!!!!!
However, only six stinkers in a 49 episode TV series is actually a very good track record. Most 49 episode TV shows would have more stinkers than that. This is just the nature of television. So Limits still stands as a great TV series despite this "decay" at the end of season one.