Justin Power, a 007-poser, has one thing that 007 never had: a spacetime belt with an eight-week time range forward or backward. As near as I can tell, going to the past rewinds time with only you retaining your memory. When you travel to the future, you just skip the intervening time and reappear at the same spot. And it seems you can also travel to nearby locations. I sure hope that Power and his sidekick Kitty can stop the H-bomb that’s being assembled in Los Angeles in the twenty film-minutes that are left after taking their time to set up the situation.
—Michael Main
Power: [serious voice] One of the rules of time travel, Kitty, is to never kill anyone in the past, ’cause it might start a chain reaction that could indirectly affect your own life.

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  1. Dimension 5 by Arthur C. Pierce, directed by Franklin Adreon (at movie theaters, USA, October 1966).
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