Scott Brady as Stanton

This is a story, about a man named Brady... No wait... The late Scott Brady plays the role of Stanton, the son of a dead rich man who is auditing his fathers investments. He gets involved in this wacky adventure when he plans on closing the Time-Lab project. He's a greedy bum. Brady starred in mostly roles playing police officers in such films as Nightmare in Wax (1969), The Kansas City Massacre (1975) and even in 1984's classic Gremlins before his death in 1985 from emphysema.

Anthony Eisley IS Mark Manning

Eisley plays our hero and romancer in this movie as he tries to valiantly keep the Time Lab project running, win his lab assistants heart, and get back to the present... All in a lab coat! You may have seen Eisley in other such shlockfests as Dracula Vs Frankenstein(1971) The Doll Squad (1973) or Deep Space (1979). He died of heart failure in 2003.

Gigi Perreau is the sexy Karen White

Hubba-Hubba-Hubba! This sexy slice of science plays the role of lab assistant Karen White and love interest of Mark Manning. Romantic tensions are quickly done away with early on in the film so we could get back to business.. like time traveling and crappy special effects. Gigi's last known acting role was in 1978's High Seas Highjack, but you may have seen her in old re-runs of Brady Bunch, My Three Sons, Perry Mason, or Gunsmoke.

Say Mohiem to Abraham Sofaer who plays as Dr. "Doc" Gordon

Abraham's character is the wise and thick lensed Dr. Gordon, the head scientist of the Time Lab project. His role is to hobble around and dispense scientific rhetoric about whatever they where doing until ultimately falling into a volcano. Sofaer's other acting roles were mostly in television playing roles in Star Trek, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., Mission Impossible, and Time Tunnel. He died in 1988 of congestive heart failure.

Austin Green plays the easily confused Mr. Denning

Austin role as Mr. Denning, I suppose, is to reflect the target audience of this film, as he plays someone who is easily confused, excited, and impressed with all the nonsensical insanity that is this movie. Other acting roles aside, I believe he's been typecasted in his career as he played two roles of Abraham Lincoln in the film The Story of Mankind (1957) and an episode of The Twilight Zone in 1963.

Poupee Gamin is patient Vina from Planet Chemotherapy

A practical nobody, Poupee (who's name means Doll in French in case you give a rats ass) plays the role of Vina an alien from the future who comes to planet Earth to survive her planets destruction only to die by means of laser to the ovaries. After this movie she vanished from the spotlight, given her shotty acting skills I can hardly understand why...

Tracy Olsen is Susan

What is it about women with beehive hair-dos that drives me wild? Look at that thing! Yum! Anyway, she plays some sort of Time Lab operator, connecting collect calls between Time Labs or something. Sorry I wasn't paying attention because I was having erotic fantasies about messing that lovely beehive. Mmmm. She mostly had TV acting careers in such series as Kraft Suspense Theatre (1963) and Bonanza.

Andy Davis is the hunky David

Andy plays yet another one of those Time Lab operator guys. Think of him as one of those fat guys who works at a computer at NASA mission control, only more inept and liable to fuck things up totally. He is another actor who didn't star in much else after this flop.