S2.E10

Summit Meeting: Part II

Episode aired Nov 7, 1967
TV-PG
1h

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David's learned from an alien that the purpose of the summit's to *** all of Earth's leaders. But he can't convince Thor Halvorsen. Halvorsen knows the aliens are here, but believes their... Read allDavid's learned from an alien that the purpose of the summit's to *** all of Earth's leaders. But he can't convince Thor Halvorsen. Halvorsen knows the aliens are here, but believes their mission'speaceful. They've offered him a solution to help stop the rising radiation level... Read allDavid's learned from an alien that the purpose of the summit's to *** all of Earth's leaders. But he can't convince Thor Halvorsen. Halvorsen knows the aliens are here, but believes their mission'speaceful. They've offered him a solution to help stop the rising radiation levels. David and Michael Tressider steal an alien timetable which details their plans once the... Read all

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Trivia
The EURAC helicopter (N1369X s/n 8) was a then newly introduced 1967 Bell 206A JetRanger turbine powered helicopter.

Goofs
The countdown clock reads 2:10 when the technician fails to shut down the missile. Halvorson tries to help. The clock now reads 1:10, but less than 30 seconds have ticked by. It should read approximately 1:45 until lift-off.

Quotes
Narrator: [Opening Narration] A summit conference in a mountain stronghold, 18 miles from the Baltic Sea. There are two who do not share the high optimism of the other arrivals here: David Vincent and his ally and friend, Mike Tressider, who step off a helicopter and into a moment of history. They share the grim knowledge that this conference was initiated and is being controlled by alien Invaders.

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Two-Parter Is A Knockout

A summit meeting intended for world leaders gets infested with "invaders" making trouble.

I am pleased to say that Summit Meeting is outstanding from beginning to end. Season one also had a story about the military that resembles this one, but this hour has such quality guest stars (including Michael Rennie) you just can't complain.

Two-part episodes of The Man From UNCLE (1963) were re-edited into feature films and Irwin Allen was thinking about doing the same to his 1960s shows. Too bad Summit Meeting was never turned into a feature as well as it looks like motion picture television all the way.