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Emily's crew watch three humans and their robot friend defend the moon colonies in 1979's "The Shape of Things to Come" by H.G. Wells.
Emily's crew watch three humans and their robot friend defend the moon colonies in 1979's "The Shape of Things to Come" by H.G. Wells.
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S2, EP9 "The Hellcats""The Hellcats" (1969) Crime drama. A slain policeman's brother and girlfriend infiltrate a motorcycle gang of drug smugglers. With Ross Hagen, Dee Duffy, Sharyn Kinzie.
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S9, EP13 "Quest of the Delta Knights"A brave young knight and his comrades seek a lost weapon from Atlantis to help rid their land of an evil ruler in "Quest of the Delta Knights.".
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S1, EP6 "Robot Monster""Robot Monster" (1953) Science fiction. Earthlings flee from the Ro-Man, a martian in a gorilla suit with a diving helmet. Originally 3-D. With George Nader, Claudia Barrett, Selena Royle.
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S6, EP12 "The Sinister Urge""The Sinister Urge" (1961) Crime Drama. Police officers hunt a sex maniac driven by pornography. Directed by Edward D. Wood Jr.
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S13, EP14 "The Christmas Dragon"The bots watch a group of orphans attempt to save a dying Father Christmas.
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S13, EP10 "The Shape of Things to Come"Emily's crew watch three humans and their robot friend defend the moon colonies in 1979's "The Shape of Things to Come" by H.G. Wells.
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S13, EP8 "The Batwoman"Emily's crew watch a scantily clad Mexican superhero take on a mad scientist and his aquatic super-soldiers in "The Batwoman" from 1968.
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S13, EP7 "Gamera vs Jiger"Jonah's crew watches a Japanese sci-fi movie about two kaiju monsters; Pearl believes Kinga could use a break.
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