Writer:	Esther Mitchell, Bob Mitchell
Director:	Sobey Martin
Star:	Don Marshall (Dan Erickson),  Kurt Kasznar (Commander Alexander B. Fitzhugh),  Don Matheson (Mark Wilson),  Stefan Arngrim (Barry Lockridge),  Gary Conway (Captain Steve Burton),  Heather Young (I) (Betty Hamilton),  Deanna Lund (Valerie Ames Scott)
Guest Star:	Peter Jason (Mylo),  Joseph Ruskin (General Aza),  Malachi Throne (Taru),  Whit Bissell (Dr. Krane)

Joseph Ruskin, a genre veteran of many 60's s.f. shows, previously played the role of a different character in the first season episode "Terror-Go-Round". (edit) Peter Jason is specifically credited as "Mylo" in the opening credits. (edit) The underground set is a redress of the one used in the movie Beneath the Planet of the Apes. (edit)

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Dan is able to see a truck approaching "3 to 4 miles away". How does he do that in what appears to be a heavily wooded area? Plus we never find out what he was intending to do after he says he'll try and stop it: clearly he didn't do a very good job of it... (edit) "Omicrom 4" is a highly-flammable liquid explosive with the somewhat nonsensical chemical equation of "C4-H7-O to the 9th". It's "very rare" but Taru can synthesize it readily! (edit) Why does the city of Limbo maintain a very small teleport pad on the surface in the first place, particularly when they have the ability to walk through rock? (edit) Supposedly alien planet: dynamite, a company called "Crescent Explosives". (edit) When they are supposedly "frozen", neither Fitzhugh or Taru are very motionless... (edit)

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