Dead Man's Switch (The Outer Limits)

Dead Man's Switch (The Outer Limits)

"Dead Man's Switch" is an episode of The Outer Limits (new series). It first aired on 4 April 1997, during the third season.

Read more about Dead Man's Switch (The Outer Limits):  Introduction, Opening Narration, Plot, Closing Narration

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