'No Direction Home' by Nolan Powers Story by Thomas Baum

Following the destruction of the Cottage and the deaths of Norton and Ironhorse, Kincaid takes Harrison, Suzanne and Debi to his own secret base, a disused military command post left over from the alien invasion in the 1950s, hidden deep beneath an old factory. With the military’s senior commanders now severing all ties with the Blackwood Project, the team are left to fend for themselves… Meanwhile, having been forced to abandon their own base, the Morthren relocate their operation to a disused power station. They then kidnap a priest from a nearby homeless mission, using him to create an evil clone that, once released, will spread the word of the One True God: The Eternal. Deciding to return to the aliens’ old base in the hope of finding information on the invaders, Harrison and Kincaid discover that their enemies have left behind a vital engram: a device used in the aliens’ cloning process, which transfers memories from the subject to its duplicate. Harrison insists on taking the engram back to their base, where he and Suzanne begin to examine it; although they manage to activate the device, it then starts to drain their life energy – using it to grow in size, and then inform the aliens of its location…

Jared Martin (Doctor Harrison Blackwood), Lynda Mason Green (Doctor Suzanne McCullough), Adrian Paul (John Kincaid), Denis Forest (Malzor), Catherine Disher (Mana), Rachel Blanchard (Debi McCullough), Julian Richings (Ardix), Angelo Rizacos (Father Tim), Peter Blais (Ralph), Denise Fergusson (Lady at Mission), Kevin Rushton (Ex-Biker)

Directed by Mark Sobel
Produced by Herbert Wright, Jonathan Hackett and Frank Mancuso Jr.
Executive Producer Greg Strangis

TX (US): 9th October 1989

Notes:
*Featuring Doctor Harrison Blackwood, Doctor Suzanne McCullough and John Kincaid