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Timeslip - Season 1 - Episode 7 - The Time of the Ice Box (1)

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Watch Series: Timeslip Released in (1970) - Season 1 - Episode 7 ,airing date 1970-11-09 produced by UK, The TV Series categorized in Fantasy, Science-Fiction, Family, and content rating 30min with duration 30 min broadcasted as these networks ITV, ITV1, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Peter Jefferies, Ron Francis, David Foster. Liz and Simon emerge from the time barrier not in 1970, as they expect, but in an icy landscape. In the biting cold, they both collapse. Back in 1970 Jean is sharing the experience and is shivering. Frank notices this but Traynor comments that she isn't actually cold. Franks wonders what has happened to Liz and Simon and says that in order to return to the present they only had to crawl through the hole in the fence. Traynor states that they're still learning about the time barrier. A red-suited figure crosses the icy landscape and makes an examination of two large ice blocks, which have gauges on the side. The figure notices the two unconscious figures and lifts Liz, carrying her back across the wasteland to a sliding door that lets into a futuristic-looking installation. A woman meets the figure and he explains that there is 'another one outside.'

Genre: Fantasy, Science-Fiction, Family

Actor: Derek Benfield, Denis Quilley, Spencer Banks, Iris Russell, Cheryl Burfield, Mary Preston, Ian Fairbairn, John Barron, Teri Scoble, David Graham