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* [[Complete Monster]]: Loveless. Evidence: 
** {{spoiler|He and his ladyfriend Antoinette in "The Night of the Murderous Spring," happily singing to each other in a hospital while in the next room the entire staff, having been drugged by Loveless, ''are busy slaughtering each other''. And he did it ''just to make a point to Jim and Artie.''}}
** {{spoiler|He wiped out most of an entire ecosystem in "The Night of the Green Terror", just to get the local natives to take up arms against the US government.}}
* [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]]: Jim taking out two bad guys at once in "The Night of the Human Trigger."
** Artie's swordfight in "The Night of the Big Blast."
** The old Indian chief not taking any guff from Loveless in "The Night of the Green Terror."
* [[Fan Disservice]]: There is a reason "The Night of the Two-Legged Buffalo" featured Ross Martin's only real shirtless scene in the entire series (although he later gets a massage while sans shirt in "The Night of the Sedgewick Curse," he's lying down at the time). Some fans may argue  {{spoiler|the very sexy Michele Carey being turned into gold and blown up in "The Night of the Feathered Fury"}} also qualifies.
* [[Fan Service]]: For those who like guys, a frequently shirtless Robert Conrad and his penchant for sporting ''very'' tight pants. For those who like ladies, see [[Girl of the Week]].
* [[High Octane Nightmare Fuel]]: Try and not feel creeped out about your house after a viewing of "The Night of [[Haunted House|the Man-eating House]]".
* [[Narm]]: "The Night of the Dancing Death". Especially for anyone who knows anything about the real {{spoiler|[[w:Camorra|Camorra]]}}.
* [[Special Effects Failure]]: "The Night of the Wolf" has several shots of a more-than-obviously-stuffed canine.
* [[Values Dissonance]]: The way that Jim and Artie treated women would never be tolerated in a 21st-century TV series, but it was par for the course in the 1960s.


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