Landing in 1944 Nazi-occupied France two days before D-Day, Doug is captured by the Gestapo and psychologically reprogrammed to hunt down and kill Tony, who must keep secret their knowledge ... Read allLanding in 1944 Nazi-occupied France two days before D-Day, Doug is captured by the Gestapo and psychologically reprogrammed to hunt down and kill Tony, who must keep secret their knowledge concerning the imminent Allied invasion.Landing in 1944 Nazi-occupied France two days before D-Day, Doug is captured by the Gestapo and psychologically reprogrammed to hunt down and kill Tony, who must keep secret their knowledge concerning the imminent Allied invasion.
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Soon the skilled Nazi Doctor finishes his job at Doug's brain suggesting him as true German Captain who in the past his beloved father was killed by Tony, now it's a matter of time of Doug making his so awaited revenge in an upcoming meeting, in other hand Tony has to prove to resistance members that wasn't a spy sent by Nazi, unfortunately among them has an informer, nice episode, although a farfetched plot concerning Doug's brainwash.
Post scription: As far I know Tony for first time has to kill two german soldiers in front door of Gestapo headquarter, a paradoxy due anything of the past shouldn't be change for the travellers, otherwise it will triggered changes in the future.
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First watch: 1972 / How many: 5 / Source: TV-Cable TV-DVD / Rating: 7.
"Invasion" is one of the best episodes to "The Time Tunnel". In the 60's, in the period of the Cold War, brainwashing and crazy scientists were the common themes of many movies and series, and make this episode very funny and entertaining. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "O Túnel do Tempo" ("The Time Tunnel")
Perhaps the most violent episode of the series and maybe the reason the DVD (in Australia) was rated M for mature viewers.
As I said in my Day The Sky Fell In review, I have never been that big on WW2 stories so perhaps I am missing out on some of the appeal of this episode.
What holds it together for me is the well matched stock movie music that plays over the whole thing and the general look of it (costumes, action) is good.
I am always big on the sub plots in the Time Tunnel command centre but I am sorry to say General Kirk (Whit Bissell) and gang get little to do in this hour, but having said that, Kirk gets the most memorable line of the hour (at the very end when the planes come).
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- TriviaThis story takes place in Sainte-Meri-Eglise, France on June 4-6, 1944, and in Arizona in 1968. Sainte-Meri-Eglise was the first town liberated by the Allies following the D-Day invasion of June 6, 1944.
- GoofsDoug and Tony land in France in June, 1944 and are taken to Gestapo headquarters. The picture on the office wall of Rudolf Hess is out of place since he was considered a traitor in Nazi Germany after his mysterious flight to Scotland in 1941.
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Maj. Hoffman: I have my orders from Berlin to give you anything you want, Doctor. I will obey them.
Dr. Hans Kleinemann: Of course you will obey... because you are conditioned to obey. And that is precisely what I am going to do to one of the Americans. I will recondition one of those men and he will kill the other... in cold blood... without a moment's hesitation or remorse.
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