Judgment from Outer Space: Part 1

It had to happen, the earth is on war but there is a new threat. Aliens from out of space in human form. The are judging over the world of the war is okay or not. Not only that, there's more to see here. It's the first time that we really got to see patriotism. It's there when wonder woman is talking with Andros, the interplanetary visitor. And just look how she's dressed, cape and skirt, all clearly in star and stripes.

The acting is excellent here Andros being played by Tim O'Connor. He really has a major role and is doing fine. Scott Hylands is also doing fine.

At the library a big fight is going on with wonder woman and this time no camp or cheesy moments. Andros do believe in the earthlings but the council on the spaceship doesn't. they take out all Andros powers and wonder woman is also out of control due some kind of gas. Very good indeed.

Gore 0/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 2/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0/5

With a script evidently based on the 1951 film The Day the East Stood Still, this double episode is brilliant and chilling. The Council of Planets sends an emissary to Earth to warn that if we humans continue our warlike behavior they will have no choice but to destroy us before we ourselves bring destruction to the rest of the planets. There is nothing funny or camp here, everything is done in a very serious way. The Nazis believe that Andros is a scientist and kidnap him hoping to use his knowledge to make atomic weapons. All of this is observed by the members of the Planetary Council who are preparing to destroy Earth if Andros is attacked. Both Tim O'Connor and Scott Hylandas are brilliant in their performances, we also have an important participation of both General Blankenship and Etta Candy, the dialogues are amazingly good in this episode, the action scenes in the Library of Congress is colossal, the settings , the music, the story, everything is really good here, an episode to sit back with a box of popcorn to enjoy.