Watch H.G. Wells' Invisible Man

1959
2 Seasons
7.1 (412)

This television show is based on the "Invisible Man" book by H.G. Wells. There are three television adaptions of the "Invisible Man" on television. The first is a 1958 British adaptation that changes the main character from Dr. Griffin to Dr. Brady and follows Brady's adventures in trying to achieve invisibility. The second adaptation of the book is the 1975 adaptation and follows the adventures of Dr. Daniel Westin who works for a corporation on molecular disintegration. The last adaptation of the book is the 2000 adaptation, which focuses on a thief recruited by a spy agency and given the ability to disappear.

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Seasons

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26. The Big Plot

December 19, 1959

A foreign aircraft crashes and among the wreckage a canister of uranium is found. Peter Brady deduces that an atom bomb is being assembled somewhere in London and uses his invisibility to derail the plot.

25. Shadow Bomb

December 12, 1959

Peter Brady develops a bomb detonator that only sets off an explosion when exposed to a shadow. During a test of the device, the invisible scientist is called on to save a soldier trapped next to the bomb.

24. The Rocket

December 5, 1959

A problem gambler sells information concerning a new rocket to thieves who plan to steal it. Peter Brady uses his invisibility to uncover the truth and recover the rocket.

23. Man in Power

November 28, 1959

A student of Dr. Peter Brady must return to his home country after his brother, the King, is assassinated. The "Invisible Man" tags along and helps to thwart a military coup

22. Man in Disguise

November 21, 1959

A man, wrapped in bandages so as to look like Peter Brady, smuggles drugs into London. The real "Invisible Man" teams up with Scotland Yard to reveal the truth and expose the criminals.

21. The White Rabbit

November 14, 1959

Dr. Brady travels to Paris and joins forces with a girl who discovered a rabbit that materialized before her eyes. They uncover a plot by Monsieur Rochet to assemble an invisible army.

20. The Gun Runners

November 7, 1959

The murder of a young couple sends Dr. Brady, the "Invisible Man", off to the Mediterranean with Miss Fleming, an international crime commissioner, to expose a ring of gun runners.

19. The Decoy

October 31, 1959

While staying in London, one half of the show business duo "The Trent Twins" witnesses a murder and then vanishes. Her sister enlists the aid of the "Invisible Man" to solve the mystery.

18. Flight into Darkness

October 24, 1959

Peter Brady's contemporary, Dr. Stevens, destroys data from an important gravitational breakthrough and then disappears. It's up to the "Invisible Man" to solve the mystery.

17. The Prize

October 17, 1959

Tanya Roskoff, a famous writer from behind the iron curtain, is arrested on her way to receive an international literary prize. The "Invisible Man" crosses the border and guides her to safety and freedom.

16. The Vanishing Evidence

October 10, 1959

A scientist is murdered and his project documents are stolen. The invisible Dr. Brady is dispatched to Holland by the London police to recover the papers.

15. Death Cell

October 3, 1959

On a train to London Peter Brady is approached by a seemingly mentally ill woman who claims to have proof that a death row prisoner is innocent. Dr. Brady discovers that the woman may not be as crazy as she seemed.

14. Point of Destruction

September 26, 1959

A crooked scientist sabotages aeronautical tests which results in several pilot deaths. Dr. Peter Brady's invisibility enables him to discover the truth.

Description

H.G. Wells' Invisible Man is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (26 episodes). The series first aired on June 13, 1959.

Where to Watch H.G. Wells' Invisible Man

H.G. Wells' Invisible Man is available for streaming on the DMGI website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch H.G. Wells' Invisible Man on demand at Amazon Prime and Amazon.