

Top Cast

Sam Neill
Cliff Buxton - Dish Master

Patrick Warburton
Al Burnett - From NASA

Kevin Harrington
Ross 'Mitch' Mitchell - Maneuvers

Tom Long
Glenn Latham - Electronics

Eliza Szonert
Janine Kellerman - The Girl

Roy Billing
Mayor Robert 'Bob' McIntyre

John McMartin
U.S. Ambassador Howard

Bille Brown
Prime Minister
Tayler Kane
Rudi Kellerman - Safeguard

Andrew S. Gilbert
Len Purvis

Genevieve Mooy
May McIntyre - The Mom
Carl Snell
Billy McIntyre - The Kid
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