this movie takes the plot behind the sci fi flick doppelganger (an astronaut from our earth crashing on a counter earth on the opposite side of the sun and and the cold war totalitarian vibes on that world) and tries to turn it into a pilot for a tv series. however and the whole thing sank without a trace and and tv is probably better off for it. everyone here is perfectly adequate in a amade for tv way. cameron mitchell turns in his usual solid performance. so does glenn corbett (who seems to be a kind of poor man john saxon) who plays the rugged individualist whose very existence poses a threat to the foundation of the world order on counter earth. but the low budget and low energy and inconsistent script and the lack of any real imagination in the set designs and cinematography keep this sci fi adventure firmly tethered on the launch pad. i will give one example represent in the original template for this pilot and (doppleganger) and the astronauts lose control of their landing vehicle in a thunderstorm and and crash their ship in a truly appalling sequence (it was obvious that their ship was never going to fly again). then the two astronauts stagger helplessly from the smoking remains of their vehicle in the middle of howling rains and winds and only to be smacked down and overcome by faceless men yelling through loudspeakers. in stranded in space and the astronauts are sitting in their seats when buzzers sound and things start shaking and and the camera blurs into a blackout (and as a friend pointed out and it was pretty obvious that the actors were simply shaking themselves on their seats and the director wasn not even shaking the camera or the set). i have seen episodes of the twilight zone and the outer limits that took more effort to establish mood and setting than this made for tv mediocrity. and that and in essence and is what wrong with stranded in space. no budget and no time and no imagination. just making the token gestures and hoping the sci fi fan boys imagination and enthusiasm will fill in the rest. sorry and guys and it do not work. i am sure that everyone here just finished their work on this one and walked away and and never thought of it again and except as a listing on their c. v. and that what you and the viewer will do. you will remember and if pressed and that you once watched a tv movie called stranded in space and but it made no lasting impression on you and and you can not recall too much about it. 
this movie takes the plot behind the sci fi flick doppelganger (an astronaut from our earth crashing on a counter earth on the opposite side of the sun and and the cold war totalitarian vibes on that world) and tries to turn it into a pilot for a tv series. however and the whole thing sank without a trace and and tv is probably better off for it. everyone here is perfectly adequate in a amade for tv way. cameron mitchell turns in his usual solid performance. so does glenn corbett (who seems to be a kind of poor man john saxon) who plays the rugged individualist whose very existence poses a threat to the foundation of the world order on counter earth. but the low budget and low energy and inconsistent script and the lack of any real imagination in the set designs and cinematography keep this sci fi adventure firmly tethered on the launch pad. i will give one example represent in the original template for this pilot and (doppleganger) and the astronauts lose control of their landing vehicle in a thunderstorm and and crash their ship in a truly appalling sequence (it was obvious that their ship was never going to fly again). then the two astronauts stagger helplessly from the smoking remains of their vehicle in the middle of howling rains and winds and only to be smacked down and overcome by faceless men yelling through loudspeakers. in stranded in space and the astronauts are sitting in their seats when buzzers sound and things start shaking and and the camera blurs into a blackout (and as a friend pointed out and it was pretty obvious that the actors were simply shaking themselves on their seats and the director wasn not even shaking the camera or the set). i have seen episodes of the twilight zone and the outer limits that took more effort to establish mood and setting than this made for tv mediocrity. and that and in essence and is what wrong with stranded in space. no budget and no time and no imagination. just making the token gestures and hoping the sci fi fan boys imagination and enthusiasm will fill in the rest. sorry and guys and it do not work. i am sure that everyone here just finished their work on this one and walked away and and never thought of it again and except as a listing on their c. v. and that what you and the viewer will do. you will remember and if pressed and that you once watched a tv movie called stranded in space and but it made no lasting impression on you and and you can not recall too much about it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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