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Vaniishing Point

Heard
1984–1986
Episodes
69

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. the testing of stanley teagarden

    · 27 min

  2. disappearance

    · 28 min

  3. the rescue

    · 30 min

  4. death and the compass

    · 29 min

  5. cage of light

    · 30 min

  6. The Playground

    · 27 min

  7. the baliff and the women

    · 30 min

  8. the quickening

    · 29 min

  9. the golden triangle

    · 30 min

  10. the silenian test

    · 30 min

  11. Teenage Catalogue Model

    · 30 min

  12. how love came to professor guildea

    · 29 min

  13. the cave

    · 30 min

  14. the lost door

    · 28 min

  15. the blue devil

    · 30 min

  16. point of departure

    · 27 min

  17. skin

    · 28 min

  18. phase three

    · 30 min

  19. the addict

    · 30 min

  20. startex b16 k

    · 29 min

  21. meteor

    · 30 min

  22. zeppis machine

    · 29 min

  23. evaluation

    · 30 min

  24. free to a good home

    · 30 min

  25. uluru

    · 30 min

  26. the third bank of the river

    · 30 min

  27. unlived lives

    · 30 min

  28. ground zero

    · 30 min

  29. messages

    · 28 min

  30. the shining path

    · 30 min

  31. the yellow wallpaper

    · 29 min

  32. the woman in black velvet

    · 30 min

  33. seeing god

    · 30 min

  34. the black serpent

    · 31 min

  35. nightmare in rabbit city

    · 29 min

  36. the enormous radio

    · 30 min

  37. curse of the unnamed planet

    · 27 min

  38. secret ceremony

    · 30 min

  39. in the groove

    · 30 min

  40. soft landscape

    · 29 min

  41. the nine billion names of god

    · 28 min

  42. shoot the unicorn

    · 30 min

  43. the language of the flowers

    · 30 min

  44. the last 30 days of charles l danforth

    · 32 min

  45. past imperfect

    · 30 min

  46. the counts wife

    · 30 min

  47. childrens eyes

    · 32 min

  48. split second

    · 31 min

  49. moms home cooking

    · 18 min

  50. a kissing way

    · 31 min

  51. the man who liked dickens

    · 30 min

  52. snow shadow area

    · 30 min

  53. a small good thing

    · 30 min

  54. im a stranger here myself

    · 27 min

  55. looking for a quiet place

    · 28 min

  56. azure blue

    · 30 min

  57. antimony

    · 30 min

  58. all the way

    · 29 min

  59. a silent agreement

    · 30 min

  60. the ultimate threshold

    · 30 min

  61. the rising of the north

    · 32 min

  62. death of a physicist

    · 29 min

  63. a communicatable disease

    · 30 min

  64. closing night

    · 31 min

  65. the right one

    · 30 min

  66. the doctor and the soul

    · 30 min

  67. the most beautiful woman in town

    · 30 min

  68. open wide

    · 30 min

  69. certain distant suns

    · 30 min

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  1. Vaniishing Point

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