Along Came a Spider

TV Movie
1970
1h 15m

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Suzanne Pleshette in Along Came a Spider (1970)

Following a college professor's involvement in a fatal nuclear experiment gone wrong, he returns to teaching, where he meets a beautiful and gifted student. He begins an affair with his stud... Read allFollowing a college professor's involvement in a fatal nuclear experiment gone wrong, he returns to teaching, where he meets a beautiful and gifted student. He begins an affair with his student--then she goes missing.Following a college professor's involvement in a fatal nuclear experiment gone wrong, he returns to teaching, where he meets a beautiful and gifted student. He begins an affair with his student--then she goes missing.

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8/10

I bought the 2001 DVD movie and I regret it. Explanation below.

I based my vote solely on the 1970(TV) cast and if anyone can advise me as to how I can acquire the TV version, I'ld be very grateful. The 2001 version is an example of contemporary garbage with the usual four-letter words thrown in occasionally (as early as four minutes into the movie).

I'ld be willing to trade my DVD movie for a copy of the 1970 TV production (VHS or DVD).

stasia
Feb 26, 2003
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Ann Banning: Well, I am curious, though--what did you do to warrant all this talk about a Nobel Prize? Did you invent a cure for radiation sickness or something?
Dr. Martin Becker: What makes you say that?
Ann Banning: I don't know, it just flew into my head. I guess it's all this talk about the Chinese and their H-bombs, and everybody with their H-bombs, I don't know. Why? What's the matter, Martin? Martin?
Dr. Martin Becker: I'm sorry.