Hard Time on Planet Earth

Hard Time on Planet Earth is an American science fiction television series that aired on CBS as a midseason replacement from March 1 to June 21, 1989.[1] Airing for 13 episodes, the series starred Martin Kove; it was created by Jim and John Thomas, whose previous collaborations include The Rescue as well as the Predator franchise.Scheduled opposite NBC's Unsolved Mysteries and ABC's Growing Pains on Wednesdays, Hard Time on Planet Earth ranked 65th out of 81 programs upon its premiere.At first, Jesse only helped those in need to earn Control's approval in order to put an end to his exile, but he slowly became fond of the goodness he encountered from some of Earth's people.The recruiter, Sergeant Striker (Marshall Bell), eager to take some time off, fabricates a false history for Jesse and assigns him to take his place at Fort Drake.
Science fictionJim ThomasJohn ThomasMartin KoveJanice CookeMichael PillerFred J. KoenekampTouchstone Televisionmidseason replacementThe RescuePredatorUnsolved MysteriesGrowing Painscomic relieftelevision showsPeopleWalt DisneyRobert Mandelgas stationpoliceVincent Thomas BridgeLos AngelesjewelrygrifterpsychologistJamie RoseMichael LangeDisneylandarcade gamesreporterU.S. governmentnuclearelectricityKen Jenkinstough lovediamondsNicholas CoreaUnited States ArmySergeantMarshall BellJohn WayneLarry B. Scottstreet gangmilitary exerciseCobra KaiassassinateSandahl BergmanPaul ComiLycia NaffMark Thomas MillerAl Ruscioplasma globesplanetariumCharles CorrellThe All New Dating GameLise Hilboldtgame showTim Dunigantrust fundweddingJames A. Contnerhot dogwrestlingwhat he thinks is an unfair fightConchata Ferrellsportspropertyhalfway houseRichard EpcarFifteen Minutesfire hydrantRebecca StaabcarjackedphotographfashionadvertisingcomebackblackmailingmurderedVan Gordon Sauterstagecoachcowboycar dealershiprides a broncobarfightGrainger HinesMichael Alldredgetowtruckselling themhorse thiefchase him downlassosAl Waxmanswampsforestsassassinationuniversityprofessorextraterrestrialsmicrochipfaster-than-light communicationradio telescopehospitalstudenthigh schoolsubstitute teacherHarvardlawyerPresident of the United Statesfinal testchildren's programGordon Jumpis given his two-weeks' noticesuicidewishing wellwitness protectionmarshalsthe MobkidnappingThe Los Angeles TimesChicago TribuneUSA TodayProQuestepguides.com