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O.B.I.T. is an episode of the Television Series The Outer Limits
Directed by Gerd Oswald; written by Meyer Dolinsky. Cast: Peter Breck (Senator Jeremiah Orville); Jeff Corey (Byron Lomax); Harry Townes (Dr. Clifford Scott); Joanne Gilbert (Barbara Scott); Alan Baxter (Colonel Grover). Broadcast November 4, 1963. Story: While investigating a murder at the Defense Department's Cypress Hills facility, Senator Orville discovers a group of aliens who plan on demoralizing the human race to the point of collapse with the aid of their sophisticated surveillance device O.B.I.T. (Outer Band Individuated Teletracer).
O.B.I.T. is a superb example of 60's golden age television. A brilliant screenplay by Meyer Dolinsky and the deliberately claustrophobic black-and-white set design combine to make an unforgettable viewing experience. "OBIT" is a nefarious device that allows an observer to view the actions of anyone, no matter where they are.
The episode's paranoia is summed up by the breakdown of the character of Colonel Grover, who sobs "I can't not look...".)
View the complete episode here (http://www.imdb.com/video/hulu/vi3121480473/).
Directed by Gerd Oswald; written by Meyer Dolinsky. Cast: Peter Breck (Senator Jeremiah Orville); Jeff Corey (Byron Lomax); Harry Townes (Dr. Clifford Scott); Joanne Gilbert (Barbara Scott); Alan Baxter (Colonel Grover). Broadcast November 4, 1963. Story: While investigating a murder at the Defense Department's Cypress Hills facility, Senator Orville discovers a group of aliens who plan on demoralizing the human race to the point of collapse with the aid of their sophisticated surveillance device O.B.I.T. (Outer Band Individuated Teletracer).
O.B.I.T. is a superb example of 60's golden age television. A brilliant screenplay by Meyer Dolinsky and the deliberately claustrophobic black-and-white set design combine to make an unforgettable viewing experience. "OBIT" is a nefarious device that allows an observer to view the actions of anyone, no matter where they are.
The episode's paranoia is summed up by the breakdown of the character of Colonel Grover, who sobs "I can't not look...".)
View the complete episode here (http://www.imdb.com/video/hulu/vi3121480473/).