his 1994 album Teenager of the Year): "An architect named David Vincent / A man too long without sleep / He took a wrong turn and people just laughed / [...] / Fist-throwing crusader / Against invaders" MAD magazine issue No. 119 (June 1968), presented a TV satire of The Invaders titled "The Invasioners". Plastic model kits of the UFO (flying saucer) were made by Aurora and Monogram. The 1977 novel The Rombella Shuttle by Bill Convertito used the craft on the cover art. In the 2002 Argentinian movie Kamchatka, which is set in 1976, the protagonists watch an episode on TV and there is an analogy between the invaders and the events of the Argentine military dictatorship of the 1970s. The leads use the alias "los Vicentes" after David Vincent character to hide their identities. Notes Citations Explanatory notes External links The Invaders at Classic TV History (behind-the-scene history, episodes full credits) The Invaders informational episode Guide The Invaders informational web site 1960s American science fiction television series Alien invasions in television 1967 American television series debuts 1968 American television series endings English-language television shows Saturn Award-winning television series Television shows filmed in California Television shows set in California American Broadcasting Company original programming Television series by CBS Studios Television series created by Larry Cohen Gold Key Comics titles Television shows adapted into comics