the drug. Harper-Smythe arrives at the village in time to reclaim her "property" by challenging and defeating Marg. When Harper-Smythe is unable to find Connor in the village, Marg invites her to see Marg's newcomer Dinks. Connor comes forward with an antidote for the drug and Hunt recovers. Connor, Hunt and Harper-Smythe decide that she should swap Hunt for Connor, allowing the doctor to return to PAX. Marg agrees to the exchange and Connor and Harper-Smythe leave for PAX after first distributing the antidote in the Dink food supply. That evening, free of the influence of the drug, Hunt seduces Marg. In the morning, a small party of Kreeg arrive and demand the secret to making men compliant. Hunt leads the un-drugged men in overpowering the invaders. They learn the men in the other households were equally successful in fending off the Kreeg. As a result, the women's council decides to suspend the drug treatment program on their males. Kimbridge soon recovers from the operation. Cast John Saxon as Dylan Hunt Janet Margolin as Harper-Smythe Ted Cassidy as Isiah Christopher Cary as Baylok Diana Muldaur as Marg Sally Kemp as Treece Johana De Winter as Villar Claire Brennen as Delba Corinne Camacho as Bronta Majel Barrett as Yuloff Jim Antonio as Jonathan Connor Aron Kincaid as Gorda John Quade as Kreeg Commandant Rai Tasco as Pater Kimbridge Sara Chattin as Thetis Lew Brown as Merlo Raymond Sutton as Kreeg Captain Joan Crosby as Kyla James Bacon as Partha Craig Hundley as Harpsichordist Robert McAndrew as First Dink Bob Golden as Second Dink Susan Page as Little Girl Patricia Smith as Skylar (Uncredited) Production Planet Earth was the second attempt by Roddenberry to create a weekly series set on a post-apocalyptic future Earth. The previous pilot was Genesis II, and it featured many of the concepts and characters later redeveloped and mostly recast in Planet Earth. Planet Earth was intended to be a second pilot for Genesis II. A third and final movie, Strange New World, was aired in 1975. This movie also starred John Saxon as Captain Anthony Vico. In this movie a trio of astronauts returns to Earth after 180 years in suspended animation to locate the underground headquarters of PAX and free the people placed there in suspended animation. None of these three pilots was ever developed into a series; however, some of the characters served as prototypes