A massive blackout plunges a major American city into a night of terror.
Georg Stanford Brown Raymond Burr David Cassidy Robert Culp Clifton Davis George DiCenzo Gary Frank Don Meredith Linda Purl Shelley Smith Vic Tayback Dick Anthony Williams Stuart K. Robinson Grand L. Bush Tom Rosqui J. Jay Saunders Laura Campbell Donald Hotton Peter Nyberg Jonathan Frakes Taurean Blacque Anne Sward Richard Roat Joan Tompkins Mark Thomas Christina Hart Daniel Faraldo Chip Fields Ketty Lester Eric Server Jason Bernard Gary Veney Bobby Ellerbee John Brandon Matthew Faison Robert Lee Jarvis
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