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In Collection
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| David Duchovny | Ira Kane | |
| Julianne Moore | Allison | |
| Orlando Jones | Harry Block | |
| Seann William Scott | Wayne | |
| Ted Levine | Gen. Woodman | |
| Ethan Suplee | Deke | |
| Michael Bower | Danny | |
| Pat Kilbane | Officer Johnson | |
| Ty Burrell | Flemming | |
| Dan Aykroyd | Governor Lewis | |
| Katharine Towne | Nadine | |
| Gregory Itzin | Cartwright | |
| Ashley Clark | Lt. Cryer | |
| Michelle Wolff | Carla | |
| Sarah Silverman | Denise |
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| Producer |
Jeff Apple
Paul Deason |
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| Writer |
Don Jakoby
David Diamond |
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| Cinematography |
Michael Chapman
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| Musician |
John Powell
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College professor Ira Kane is invited by geology teacher/girls' volleyball coach Harry Block to investigate a meteorite that has crashed through the surface rock into a network of underground caverns under the sleepy town of Glen Canyon, Arizona. They collect a sample and find that it consists extraterrestrial, single-celled, nitrogen-based organisms, which evolve rapidly. |
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