"The Invaders" The Prophet (TV Episode 1967) Poster

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The Chosen one !!!
elo-equipamentos5 August 2019
The Invaders changes their usual methods to catch new followers, now they use a Holy man, Brother Avery played by Pat Hingle to disseminate their own alien religion, he strangely becames so bright,to able to mesmerize the public audience, David Vincent infiltrate on the brotherhood thru a Sister Claire and slowly get her confidence, he try out convinces her that behind this has a alien planning to replace all human being, between comings and goings, also as usually a betrayl, David at last got her help, on Truck chamber has a device to make a reversal process of the Brother Avery after he turns bright, many steps bellow from previous episodes, anyhow still enjoyable, David Vincent will continues pursue the Invaders!!

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First watch: 2019 / How many: 1 / Source: DVD / Rating: 7
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Two Memorable Scenes
StuOz24 August 2016
Brother Avery (Pat Hingle) is the leader of some oddball cult fanatics and he glows at the end of his talks. What does this mean? Vincent knows.

I am the first to review this episode, which might indicate that some are lost for words about this hour: I was lost for words at first.

The Prophet is a drop in quality after ten mostly wonderful episodes. There seems to be a lazy feeling to the scripting and direction here. Is it possible all concerned with this series were a little burned out after putting together ten great movie-like hours in a short space of time? I think so.

This plot here can be called interesting but the episode can only just be called good.

The creepy image of glowing Avery and seeing Vincent almost murdered by a vintage Ford car make two scenes very memorable
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