Charlie and Lisa

Episode aired Dec 9, 2002
1h 22m

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7.7/10

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Drama Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller

Jacob Clarke dies at a relatively young age. His wife eventually re-marries but his daughter Lisa, five years after his death, is abducted by aliens. Eric Crawford is out of a job and back t... Read allJacob Clarke dies at a relatively young age. His wife eventually re-marries but his daughter Lisa, five years after his death, is abducted by aliens. Eric Crawford is out of a job and back to civilian life after the aliens recover all of the artifacts from the Roswell crash. As t... Read allJacob Clarke dies at a relatively young age. His wife eventually re-marries but his daughter Lisa, five years after his death, is abducted by aliens. Eric Crawford is out of a job and back to civilian life after the aliens recover all of the artifacts from the Roswell crash. As the years go by the various characters go about their lives but in 1991, Crawford is called... Read all

Director
- Thomas J. Wright
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

345

YOUR RATING

Director
- Thomas J. Wright
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Sci-Fi

Thriller

Storyline

Did you know

Trivia
This is the first episode of the series not to feature any of the original first generation cast.

Goofs
On February 13, 1986, Denny watches U.S. President Ronald Reagan deliver a speech before the United Nations General Assembly in which he says that humanity would unite in the face of an alien invasion. In reality, Reagan delivered this speech on September 21, 1987.

Quotes
Charlie Keys: What was wrong with Dad?
Amelia Keys: He had a... He had a brain disorder. Made him believe certain things.
Charlie Keys: What kind of things?
Amelia Keys: Oh, he's dead now, Charlie. Do you really want to remember this part of him?
Charlie Keys: I want whatever I can get.
Amelia Keys: He believed he'd been taken... by aliens. Lots of times.
Charlie Keys: And the men? The people we were hiding from?
Amelia Keys: Well, I guess they believed that, too.
Charlie Keys: How about you?
Amelia Keys: I don't know, sweetie. I don't know what I believe. Your dad said once they were like his guardian angels.
Charlie Keys: He thought they were protecting him?
Amelia Keys: No, no. He thought they wanted him for something. He believed that they had saved him from dying in Vietnam. I think, in the end, he thought they were coming after you.
Charlie Keys: They have come for me. More than once. That's why he screamed the last time he saw me. He could see that they were already taking me. If you were eight, yeah, maybe this would scare you. But you know what, Mom? None of this scares me anymore. Now it just makes me mad. If they come for me again, I'm not going without a fight. And if that lands me in some hospital room, sitting, staring out some window, screaming, then that's what it does.