The Outer Limits (1995)/Final Appeal (1)

Final Appeal (1)

Season 6, Episode 21
Airdate	September 3, 2000
Written by	Sam Egan Excerpts by Steven Barnes, Sam Egan, A L Katz, William Mikulak, Scott Nimerfro, Grant Rosenberg, Melinda Snodgrass Brad Wright, 'Sandkings' based on the novella by George R. R. Martin
Directed by	Jimmy Kaufman
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The Outer Limits (1995) — Season Six

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Final Appeal (1) is the twenty-first episode of the sixth season of The Outer Limits, and the one hundred thirty-first episode overall.

Starring: Amanda Plummer (Dr. Theresa Givens), Cicely Tyson (Justice Gretchen Parkhurst), Swoosie Kurtz (Kendall Woods), Kelly McGillis (Nicole Whitley), Robert Loggia (Justice Earl Clayton), Wallace Langham (Ezekiel), Michael Moriarty (Solicitor General Wallace Gannon)

with Hal Holbrook (Justice Ollie Hardison)

and Charlton Heston (Chief Justice Haden Wainwright)

Featuring: Lee Taylor, Mark Gibbon (Bailiffs), Laara Ong (Elise)

Control Voice: Kevin Conway

A STITCH IN TIME Excerpts Starring: Amanda Plummer (Dr. Theresa Givens), Corrie Clark (Young Theresa Givens), William McDonald (Mugger), David Longworth (Robert Beck)

DONOR Excerpts Starring: Robert Hays (Dr. Peter Halstead), Wendel Meldrum (Renee Stuyvescent), Thomas Cavanagh (Vance Ridout)

THE VACCINE Excerpts Starring: Maria Conchita Alonso (Marie Alexander), Lane Gates (Harry Andrews), Brent David Fraser (Graham), Megan Leitch (Barb), Jason Gaffney (Kirk), Michael Buie (Soldier)

THE NEW BREED Excerpts Starring: Richard Thomas (Dr. Stephen Ledbetter), Peter Outerbridge (Dr. Andy Groening)

SANDKINGS Excerpts Starring: Beau Bridges (Dr. Simon Kress)

FATHERS & SONS Excerpts Starring: Bob Morrisey (Dr. Benton Adler), Maria Louisa Figura (Inga)

and Bill Cobbs (Joe "Madman" Dell)

Plot Overview

The first half of a season finale clip show including clips from the episodes "A Stitch in Time", "Donor", "The Vaccine", "The New Breed", "Sandkings", and "Fathers & Sons".