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CBSRMT Episode Information
Title:
Now You See Them, Now You Don't
Plot:
The President wants to know the details of time travelers: During World War 5, soldiers experiencing combat fatigue are transport themselves back in time to the present.
Episode:
0557
Air Dates:
First Run - November 30, 1976
Repeat - March 12, 1977
Repeat - March 12, 1977
Dryden, Robert
Greenhouse, Martha
Hammond, Earl
Janney, Leon
Martin, IanWriter:
Bester, AlfredListen:
Rating:
4 Responses to Episode 0557
I am a fan of Alfred Bester AND CBSRMT so this is a cheesy gem. I love the way it vaguely ties in with the concept of "jaunting" in is timeless classic "The Stars My Destination," a book well worth reading. I also find it hilarious that they use high dose LSD to try to get at a character's memories. Ahh the 70's . . . .
Pandora, 2012-04-23 23:48:15
During World War V, victims of combat fatigue are able to transport themselves back in time. The President wants to know how and why.
Misha, 2012-12-19 17:05:36
A lame satirical parable based on an Alfred Bester tale that doubtlessly deserves much better. Marred by overly exaggerated and not very comical comic characterizations, a milked out story line, and a payoff that's only mildly poignant and doesn't really satisfy
Fischer, 2013-01-17 09:47:50
In the year 2175, a militaristic America is entrenched in the desperate horrors of World War Five. The key to victory may lie with the patients of a trauma ward, who seem to appear and disappear without a trace.
Bruce, 2013-01-17 09:48:05
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