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Cryogenically preserved beings infect the crew with a deadly disease.
Cryogenically preserved beings infect the crew with a deadly disease.
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Space: 1999
S2, EP8 "Rules of Luton"As punishment for destroying vegetation, Maya and Koenig are forced to battle three aliens on the planet Luton.
Space: 1999
S2, EP7 "Mark of Archanon"Cryogenically preserved beings infect the crew with a deadly disease.
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S2, EP5 "Brian the Brain"A willful computer forces Helena and Koenig to accompany it to a poisonous plane.
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S2, EP6 "New Adam, New Eve"A godlike being offers the Alphans a chance to live on a planet resembling Eden.
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S2, EP18 "Bringers of Wonder"Aliens disguised as friends from Earth trick all but Koenig.
Space: 1999
S2, EP14 "Space Warp"Delirious Maya endangers herself and the crew by transforming herself into an array of fearsome creatures.
Space: 1999
S2, EP12 "A-B Chrysalis"The Alphans discover the cocoons of deadly chlorine-breathing monsters (Ina Skriver, Sarah Douglas).
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S2, EP11 "Seeds of Destruction"Koenig is trapped in a crystalline asteroid cave, where his double emerges and returns to Moonbase Alpha.
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