The Monolith Monsters Quotes

The Monolith Monsters is a television program that was first aired in 1970 . The Monolith Monsters ended its run in 1970.

It features Howard Christie as producer, Uncredited: in charge of musical score, and Ellis W. Carter as head of cinematography.

Each episode of The Monolith Monsters is 77 minutes long. The Monolith Monsters is distributed by Universal Pictures.

The cast includes: Les Tremayne as Martin Cochrane, Grant Williams as Dave Miller, and William Flaherty as Chief Dan Corey.

The Monolith Monsters Quotes

William Flaherty as Chief Dan Corey

• (William Flaherty) "Evacuate? The entire town?"
• (Grant Williams) "Chief, the rocks are gonna come crashing through here like an avalanche over an anthill. There won't be a living thing left. You won't even be able to tell where San Angelo was."
• (Unnamed) "When they're no longer confined to the walls of the canyon, whwn they break out into the valley floor, their rate of multiplication is going to be frightening."
• (William Flaherty) "You mean they'll grow even faster?"
• (Grant Williams) "Each one that shatters will make a hundred more."
• (Unnamed) "When that hundred shatters, there'll be ten thousand of them. The third cycle will create a million. Unless we stop them, they'll spread over the whole countryside."
• (Grant Williams) "With enough rain, there's no boundary they can't cross."

Grant Williams as Dave Miller

• (Unnamed) "No telling what went on inside of it. It's been gathering the secrets of time and space for billions of years."
• (Grant Williams) "Billions of years? And how long have we to unlock its most important secrets? Three hours or three minutes?"

Les Tremayne as Martin Cochrane

• (Les Tremayne) "The desert's full of things that don't belong. Take the salt here. Used to be an ocean bed. Now that ocean knew that the middle of a desert was a pretty silly place for it to be, so it just dried up and went away."

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