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The movie “Logan’s Run” hit cinemas in 1976, the last big sci-fi movie before “Star Wars.” The TV series version of “Logan's Run” hit TV a year later, as “Star Wars” was in its fifth month of burning up the worldwide the box office. It only lasted 14 episodes.

Michael York and Jenny Agutter were replaced by Gregory Harrison and Heather Menzies. Instead of the fugitive-menacing robot Box, Logan 5 and Jessica 6 ran into the far friendlier lower-budget robot Rem, who looks like Donald Moffat in an ugly green sweater.

Logan, Jessica and Rem got around outside The Domes in a fancy silver hovercraft. It turns out there was a lot more beyond The Domes than Peter Ustinov.

In episode two they meet a bunch of powerful extraterrestrials. In episode three they contend with a big game hunter. Episode three featured Lisa Eilbacher, who auditioned to play Princess Leia. Tribbles creator David Gerrold wrote episode five, which has the gang run into a time traveler. Episode six, about a society that drains away negative personality traits, stars Kim Catrall, who would later play a Valeris the Vulcan. Episode seven, based on a story by Harlan Ellison, deals with everybody stumbling upon a cryogenic facility. Episode eight was about an asylum taken over by inmates. Mariette Hartley, who seduced Spock in the Ice Age, plays a sexy robot in episode 10. In episode 11 Logan returns to The Domes, gets his memory wiped and resumes his career as a Sandman. In the final episode, Rem is disassembled by more extraterrestrials and there’s a monster mutant.