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The Tommyknockers

Name: The Tommyknockers
Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Mystery
Released: 1993-05-09
Rating: 5.6

★ 5,6 /10 (204 Votes)

1993 EN 1 Seasons

Overview

A buried UFO slowly turns local inhabitants into gizmo-building alien mutants.

First air date

09/05/1993

Votes

204

Popularity

5.0

Something wonderful is happening in Haven. Pray it doesn't happen to you.

Genres

Sci-Fi & Fantasy Mystery

Status

Ended

Type

Miniseries

Created by

Stephen King

Networks

ABC

Language

Last air date

1993-05-10

Episodes

Miniseries

2 episodes • 1993 • ⭐ 6,0

The small town of Haven becomes a hot-bed of inventions all run by a strange green power device. The whole town is diggi…

Jimmy Smits

Jim 'Gard' Gardner

Marg Helgenberger

Bobbi Anderson

E.G. Marshall

Ev Hillman

William Johnson

Elt Barker

Joanna Cassidy

Ruth Merrill

John Ashton

Butch Duggan

Allyce Beasley

Becka Paulson

Robert Carradine

Bryant Brown

Annie Corley

Marie Brown

Cliff DeYoung

Joe Paulson

Traci Lords

Nancy Voss

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Chuck Henry

Chaz Stewart

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Leon Woods

Hilly Brown

Paul McIver

Davey Brown

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Yvonne Lawley

Mabel Noyes

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John Steemson

Barney Applegate

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Rick Leckinger

Jingles

Peter Rowley

Benton Rhodes

John Sumner

Mr. Arberg

Elizabeth Hawthorne

Patricia McCardle

Craig Parker

Student Bartender

Larry Sanitsky

Neurologist

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Helen Medlyn

Neurologist #2

Jim McLarty

Dr. Etheridge

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Daniel Bieber

Boy at Vet

Timothy Bartlett

Mr. Allison

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Karyn Malchus

Tommyknocker

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_**Something weird is happening in a small Maine town linked to a “cursed” area of woods**_ An eerie force that emanates from an infamous patch of forest causes weird things to happen in a small Maine town. A writer (Marg Helgenberger) becomes obsessed with its origins in the woods while her beau struggles with alcoholism and is perplexed by what’s happening (Jimmy Smits). Based on the Stephen King novel, “The Tommyknockers” (1993) was originally a two-part TV “miniseries,” which just makes it a long movie at three hours. It was inexplicably rated R for (supposed) sci-fi terror/horror &…

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