ABC Movie of the Week/Planet Earth

Planet Earth
Airdate	April 23, 1974
Written by	Gene Roddenberry (story) Juanita Bartlett (teleplay)
Directed by	Marc Daniels
Network	ABC
Style	90-minute sci-fi drama
Company	Warner Bros. Television
Origin	USA

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Planet Earth (1974) is a TV movie created by Gene Roddenberry, about a futuristic Earth in which women rule the planet, which aired as an ABC Movie of the Week. Like its predecessor Genesis II, it was intended as a pilot for a new series, but it did not take off, nor did its successor, Strange New World.

Cast: John Saxon (Dylan Hunt), Janet Margolin (Harper-Smythe), Ted Cassidy (Isiah), Christopher Cary (Baylok), Diana Muldaur (Marg), Sally Kemp (Treece), Johana De Winter (Villar), Claire Brennen (Delba), Corinne Camacho (Bronta), Majel Barrett (Yuloff), Jim Antonio (Jonathan Connor), Aron Kincaid (Gorda), John Quade (Kreeg Commandant), Rai Tasco (Pater Kimbridge), Sara Chattin (Thetis), Lew Brown (Merlo), Raymond Sutton (Kreeg Captain), Joan Crosby (Kyla), James Bacon (Partha), Craig Hundley (Harpsichordist), Robert McAndrew (First Dink), Bob Golden (Second Dink), Susan Page (Little Girl)