The Plot to Kill a City, Part I

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The Plot to Kill a City, Part I
Season 1, Episode 6
Air date October 11, 1979
Written by Alan Brennert
Directed by Dick Lowry
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"The Plot to Kill a City, Part I" is the sixth episode of the 1st season of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.

Plot

 

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Summary

Buck's home of New Chicago may be destroyed if the Legion of Death is successful. They plan to self-destruct the city's antimatter/matter reactor in retaliation for an Earth Defense Directorate agent killing in self defense of one of their members. Learning of their plans, Buck is sent out masquerading as an assassin looking to join the group, but he is soon discovered to be an impostor.

Notes

  • When Buck Rogers is lifted up telekinecticly by Jolen Quince we can clearly see two wires attached on Roger's shoulders (Blu-ray version).

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Cast

 

 

  • Directed by Dick Lowry
  • Written by Alan Brennert
  • Produced by Jock Gaynor, Medora Heilbron, Bruce Lansbury, Glen A. Larson, David J. O'Connell and David G. Phinney
  • Music by Stu Phillips
  • Cinematography by Ben Colman
  • Film Editors - John J. Dumas and George Potter
  • Casting - Phil Benjamin
  • Art Directors - Bill Camden and Paul Peters
  • Set Decorator - Joanne MacDougall
  • Costume Designer - Sal Anthony

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  • Harker Wade - Unit Production Manager

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  • Frank Crawford - First Assistant Director
  • Gerald T. Olson - Second Assistant Director

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  • Jerry Allen - Model Builder
  • Ted Wilson - Carpenter (uncredited)

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  • Earl Crain, Jr. - Sound
  • Dick Wahrman - Sound Effects Editor

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  • Chuck Arrigo - Special Effects Coordinator (uncredited)

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  • Peter Anderson - Visual Effects Supervisor: Universal Hartland
  • David M. Garber - Miniature Effects
  • Wayne Smith - Miniature Effects

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  • Gary Armstrong - Assistant Camera
  • Kenneth Hale - First Assistant Camera

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  • Glen A. Larson - Composer: Theme Music
  • Herbert D. Woods - Music Editor
  • Johnny Harris - Composer: Theme Music (uncredited)
  • Stu Phillips - Composer: Theme Music (uncredited)

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  • Alan Brennert - Story Editor
  • Anne Collins - Story Consultant
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