In part 1, Steve is sent to the moon to investigate an orbital shift which is causing major upheavals in the Earth's climate. It turns out the upheavals are caused by a deranged scientist working at an exploration post on a nearby asteroid.
And in part 2, Steve is captured on the moon and is forced to help the scientist, who believes he's found a new energy source, and who threatens nuclear devastation on Earth if Steve refuses.
Jack Colvin steals the scene as the balmy professor, who realises that Steve has bionic powers and needs to put his powers on ice, but only after he gets him to do some digging. It's got a high conceptual idea, has some decent set-pieces but the climax with a bomb ready to go off is the best part.
And in part 2, Steve is captured on the moon and is forced to help the scientist, who believes he's found a new energy source, and who threatens nuclear devastation on Earth if Steve refuses.
Jack Colvin steals the scene as the balmy professor, who realises that Steve has bionic powers and needs to put his powers on ice, but only after he gets him to do some digging. It's got a high conceptual idea, has some decent set-pieces but the climax with a bomb ready to go off is the best part.
