Invasion: Earth
NR
6.2
1998
Documentary
, Sci-Fi
Invasion: Earth is a BBC science fiction mini-series. It was made in collaboration with the Sci Fi Channel, and released in 1998 as six fifty minute episodes.
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- Cast：
- Vincent Regan , Maggie O'Neill , Fred Ward , Phyllis Logan , Paul J. Medford , Bob Barrett , Anton Lesser , Sara Kestelman , Christopher Fairbank , John Shrapnel
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EP1 - The Last War
May. 08,1998
A UFO is shot down over Scotland while it was sending a signal into space. Frustrated by the RAF cover-up, the pilot who downed the craft teams up with a scientist who caught its transmission to find out what craft was.
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EP2 - The Fourth Dimension
May. 15,1998
After a yellow portal appears for a short time trying to drag in the UFO pilot, they decide to remove the implant discovered in his teeth. But as the implant is taken for analysis another portal appears which draws Friday, Tucker and three soldiers into it. Frustrated at his inability to stop it, Reece condones a brutal interrogation of the pilot.
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EP3 - Only the Dead
May. 22,1998
While they manage to get some of the UFO's systems working, the pilot finally tells his story.
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EP4 - The Fall of Man
May. 29,1998
Unable to convince his superiors of the existence of the NDs, Reece tries to trap one using Terell's craft as bait.
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