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A giant scientist performs cloning experiments on the Earthlings.
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    • Trivia

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      • Within walking distance: the science center (presumably the same one mentioned in Genius at Work, however) Edit
      • Why does the machine produce fully-dressed clones? Edit
      • The double used for the shots of Valerie and her clone appearing together is noticeably shorter (about 1") than Ms. Lund. Edit
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      • The cloning tubes used in the one duplication sequence with Dan are the ones used as props in the Jupiter Two on Lost in Space. Edit
      • We hear a little backstory about Dan and Steve's history at the "academy". Edit
      • Several strong continuity notes: reference is made to Dan in the Olympics (from "Deadly Lodestone"), the science center from "Genius at Work" is used again, and the knockout hypodermic from "Six Hours to Live" is utilized. Edit
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      • (calling the dog) Steve: Chipper...the big giant is going to wake up any minute... Edit
      • (Last words of the clone-Dan before he sacrifices himself) Dan: So long, Steve. Edit
      • Fitzhugh: How dare you ignore me? I'm Alexander Fitzhugh! Edit
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