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The Best Episodes Written By Christopher Penfold

Every TV Episode Written by Christopher Penfold Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  • Dragon's Domain
    7.5/10(2)

    #1 - Dragon's Domain

    Season 1 Episode 8

    Aired 10/23/1975

    In 1996, Tony Cellini commanded a high-profile space mission which ended in disaster. The sole survivor, he told an outrageous tale of a spaceship graveyard and an alien 'dragon' which devoured his crew. Believed by no one, he was left a broken man. Five years later, the truth is revealed when the runaway Moon approaches the same deadly Sargasso in space.

    Director: Charles Crichton

    Writer: Christopher Penfold

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  • War Games
    7.0/10(2)

    #2 - War Games

    Season 1 Episode 4

    Aired 9/25/1975

    Approaching an inhabited planet, the Alphans are suddenly pounced upon by warships. In an unprovoked attack, Moonbase Alpha is devastated by Earth-style Hawk fighters. With 128 dead and Alpha unable to sustain life, Koenig and Helena appeal to the aliens for mercy. The aliens proclaim the Earthmen to be an invading virus, with no right to exist.

    Director: Charles Crichton

    Writer: Christopher Penfold

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  • The Last Sunset
    7.0/10(1)

    #3 - The Last Sunset

    Season 1 Episode 17

    Aired 1/1/1976

    Anonymous alien benfactors provide the wandering Moon with a breathable atmosphere. The Alphans rejoice as they realise they have a wonderful new home in their own backyard. Preparations are made to settle and begin building a new civilisation on the Moon's surface. Koenig is suspicious of the aliens' motives, wondering how long this generous gift will last.

    Director: Charles Crichton

    Writer: Christopher Penfold

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  • Dorzak
    7.0/10(1)

    #4 - Dorzak

    Season 2 Episode 21

    Aired 8/25/1977

    A spaceship arrives on Moonbase Alpha carrying a prisoner, whom Maya is astonished to learn is Dorzak, a survivor from her planet, Psychon. But can he, a man of peace, really be guilty of the crimes of violence for which he is being exiled?

    Director: Val Guest

    Writer: Christopher Penfold

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  • Guardian of Piri
    6.5/10(2)

    #5 - Guardian of Piri

    Season 1 Episode 11

    Aired 11/13/1975

    Strange events befuddle the Alphans as they approach the planet Piri. When exploring its lifeless surface, Koenig encounters the seductive servant of the mysterious Guardian of Piri. She offers the wayward Alphans a life of peace and perfection. Realising the deadly truth behind the peace of Piri, Koenig struggles to free his people from the Guardian's influence.

    Director: Charles Crichton

    Writer: Christopher Penfold

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  • Alpha Child
    6.0/10(2)

    #6 - Alpha Child

    Season 1 Episode 7

    Aired 10/16/1975

    The Alphans celebrate the arrival of the first child born on the Moon. The blessed event sours when the infant grows into a five-year-old child in minutes. Trying to accept him, the Alphans do not notice that little Jackie Crawford is much more than he seems. When hostile spaceships approach the base, Koenig realises, too late, that the aliens have an agent on Alpha.

    Director: Ray Austin

    Writer: Christopher Penfold

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  • Space Brain
    6.0/10(1)

    #7 - Space Brain

    Season 1 Episode 21

    Aired 1/29/1976

    An Eagle and its crew are crushed to death by an enormous energy field in space. When one of Alpha's astronauts is possessed by the anomaly, he tells them the energy field is a living space brain, which responded to the 'threat' with antibodies Finding the Moon on a collision course with the Brain, the Alphans make plans to avoid the same fate as the Eagle.

    Director: Charles Crichton

    Writer: Christopher Penfold

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Christopher Penfold Ratings Summary

"Dragon's Domain" is the best rated episode written by Christopher Penfold. It scored 7.5/10 based on 2 votes. It was directed by Charles Crichton. It aired on 10/23/1975 and is rated 0.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "War Games".