Though more downbeat then the two predecessors (and therefore, my least favorite of the trilogy), "The Seekers" was nonetheless an entertaining story, with enough drama, action and history to hold viewers' interest. Once again, the show's full of stars and familiar faces: George Hamilton, Robert reed, Stuart Whitman, Barbara Rush, Delta Burke, to name a few. (Ther's also a Sarah Rush, possibly a relation of Barbara's?)
Randolph Mantooth (who some may recognize as the star of the TV show "Emergency") did an excellent job in the role of Abraham Kent, who was last seen as a child at the end of "The Rebels".
If you're looking for the same upbeat feeling you'd get from the first two stories, you won't find that here, but it's still worth your time.
Randolph Mantooth (who some may recognize as the star of the TV show "Emergency") did an excellent job in the role of Abraham Kent, who was last seen as a child at the end of "The Rebels".
If you're looking for the same upbeat feeling you'd get from the first two stories, you won't find that here, but it's still worth your time.