Nomination Year: 1993

SYNOPSIS: Description of the movie's "plot" goes here.

Smithee Award Nominations

"Alas, Poor Yorick"
I Think She Got the Point Carrie Fischer decides she's had enough and impales herself on one of the robots for no good reason other than "it was that time in the film."	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Deus Ex Machina
We Win; You Lose. Yay Us! The evil future robots are about to win. All of a sudden, the hero emerges with a "We Win For No Good Reason" Gun, which obliterates the enemy with one shot.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Acting Appropriately Stupid
This Looks Like a Good Time To Leave the Movie The stupid deputy finds a fragment of an alien artifact that starts to glow. What's he do? He sticks his HAND in it and pulls out a gun. Seconds later, the fragment pulls HIM in.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

"Let's Up The Rating To 'R'"
Check Out the Shrimps on That Barbie The Aussie female lead decides (on the spur of the moment) to strip and take a swim in a billabong, right in front of the others (and the appreciative audience).	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Brian Hannant
Andrew Prowse	AKA "A.J.," he directed a bunch of TV, including "Heartbreak High" and "Farscape." Nobody seems to know when he was born, but he died in 2018.

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Tom Burlinson	<Not Yet in Database>
Nikki Coghill	<Not Yet in Database>
Dean Stockwell	<Not Yet in Database>	With his instantly recognizable face and voice, he's probably best known as Sam's sidekick Al on "Quantum Leap." This prolific and versatile actor started in the 1940's as a child actor when he landed his breaktrough role as The Boy with Green Hair. Been in a ton of stuff since. Like, sadly, The Langoliers. Check out his role in Blue Velvet!
Carrie Fisher	<Not Yet in Database>	"Princess Leia"

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