The Secret Empire
7.3
1979
Western
, Sci-Fi
The Secret Empire is an American horror television series that premiered on February 27, 1979 on NBC as part of the series Cliffhangers.
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- Cast：
- Carlene Watkins , David Opatoshu , Geoffrey Scott , Peter Breck , Mark Lenard , Stepfanie Kramer
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EP1 - Chapter 3 - Plunge into Mystery
February. 27,1979
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EP2 - Chapter 4 - Prisoner of the Empire
March. 06,1979
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EP3 - Chapter 5 - The Mind Twisters
March. 13,1979
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EP4 - Chapter 6 - Seeds of Revolt
March. 20,1979
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EP5 - Chapter 7 - Attack of the Phantom Riders
March. 27,1979
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EP6 - Chapter 8 - Sizzling Threat
April. 03,1979
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EP7 - Chapter 9 - Mandibles of Death
April. 10,1979
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EP8 - Chapter 10- The Last Gasp
April. 17,1979
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EP9 - Chapter 11- Return to Chimera
April. 24,1979
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EP10 - Chapter 12- Powerhouse
May. 01,1979
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EP11 - Chapter 13- Partisans Unchained
January. 01,0001
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EP12 - Chapter 14- Escape to the Stars
January. 01,0001
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