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Night of the Long Knives (TTT episode)

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After being transported away from the Alamo in the previous episode, Tony Newman and Doug Phillips find themselves in a burning hot desert. They are quickly approached by several people on horseback. After Newman resists them, he gets shot by one of the men and is left for dead; Phillips is then taken prisoner by the men. Meanwhile, Project Tic-Toc has totally lost contact with Newman and Phillips, fearing that they may be dead.

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Paul Stanley

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1966-12-16

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"Invasion"

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TTT episode

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"The Alamo"

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Previous episode

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Irwin Allen, William Welch

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"Night of the Long Knives"

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After being transported away from the Alamo in the previous episode, Tony Newman and Doug Phillips find themselves in a burning hot desert. They are quickly approached by several people on horseback. After Newman resists them, he gets shot by one of the men and is left for dead; Phillips is then taken prisoner by the men. As it turns out, Newman was only grazed, which he gets rescued by the soon-to-be famous writer Rudyard Kipling. It turns out that he and Phillips were transported to British India on the border of Afghanistan in 1886. A rebel, Hara Singh, is planning an attack on the nearby British fort, which Newman and Phillips must reunite to try to warn the British fort and convince them to attack the rebels first in order to succeed. Meanwhile, Project Tic-Toc has totally lost contact with Newman and Phillips, fearing that they may be dead.