Quatermass II (1955): "The Mark"
| The shroud of secrecy around the plant alerts Quatermass to something deeply wrong. An MP reveals that there are identical plants around the world. |  |
| Production company/ies | Broadcast station(s) | Broadcast date(s) |
|---|---|---|
| BBC | BBC Television Service | October 29, 1955 October 31, 1955 |
Production credits
| Producer(s) | Director(s) | Writer(s) | Other notable credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rudolph Cartier | Rudolph Cartier | Nigel Kneale | Designer: Stephen Taylor |
Acting credits
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Notes
Actor Peter Carver played the "Australian Commentator" in the previous episode. The Radio Times listing named Nelly Griffiths in the part of "Mother" but in the closing credits of the episode, it was "Hilda Fenemore (not as advertised)".
QUATERMASS II
It seems clear that the ambitious moon project may have to be abandoned, following the disastrous setback in testing the Quatermass II rocket. Quatermass and his staff are adjusting themselves to this situation when a curious interruption occurs.
BBC production BBC Television Service Live broadcast Science fiction Nigel Kneale Rudolph Cartier Quatermass Stephen Taylor First broadcast in 1955 John Robinson Hugh Griffith Monica Gray John Stone Peter Carver October 29 October 31 Rupert Davies Austin Trevor John Miller Wilfred Brambell Michael Brennan Sheila Martin Michael Collins Diana Chesney O'Donovan Sheill Malcolm Watson Robert S Young Bernard Dudley Michael Dunne Carl Lacey Edwin Brown Brian Moorehead Dermot MacMahon Quatermass II (1955)
