Alpha Alpha
- Karl -Michael Vogler: Michael Dahlen also known as Agent Alpha
- Lilith Ungerer: Beta
- Arthur Brauss: Gamma
- Horst Sachtleben: Dr. Simak
- Gisela Hoeter: computer voice
Alpha Alpha was an early science fiction series that dealt with supersensible and already elements of the later U.S. hit series The X-Files - The contained Files.
Action
Actually, Michael Dahlen (Karl Michael Vogler ) teacher. From a mysterious organization he formed to the agent Alpha. Alpha agents are everywhere in the world, fight for this worldwide organization against anything that might threaten human civilization and the survival of human life.
Agent Alpha Beta and Gamma and his colleagues identify the most adventurous and mysterious cases, while also having to deal with unexplained phenomena and aliens. In a follow- Alpha Alpha is making even a trip to the German Empire. In other episodes it comes to computers, trying to hypnotize the employees of a research facility to people with telepathic powers and those which should have disintegrated.
Background
In guest roles, among others Herbert Tiede, Herbert Fleischmann, Horst Sachtleben, Paul Edwin Roth, Ursula Dirichs and Dietrich Thoms were seen.
Director Wolfgang F. Henschel, director of stem Ottfried Fischer is today and in the past turned next to a case for two and five Edgar Wallace thrillers, wrote all 13 episodes themselves The music was composed by Erich Ferstl, who was also responsible for the sound effects.
How much was this spy series ahead of its time, it can be seen from the fact that until 1970, the last episodes of John Kling's adventures had been sent. The orders of the agent John Kling had still based on a novel series of the 1920s. After alpha alpha Karl Michael Vogler took the lead role in a comparatively old-fashioned television series, which was named as John Kling's adventures also according to a previously known heroes and was based on ancient novels: Kara Ben Nemsi Effendi. These 1973/1975 broadcast series brought it to two seasons, while alpha alpha had been canceled after the first season. A similar approach as alpha alpha followed the mini-series The Blue Palace, were broadcast from that in the years 1974 and 1976 a total of five parts. Here we did not attempt again to explain complex theories in only 25 minutes, but devoted to each topic as much as 90 minutes, which is better received by the audience.
ZDF repeated the TV series in January 2012 on its digital channel ZDFkultur.