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This is a list of episodes of the television series Earth: Final Conflict :
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This is a list of episodes of the television series Earth: Final Conflict :
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
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| 1 | 1 | "Decision" | Allan Eastman | Gene Roddenberry | October 6, 1997 | 101 |
An alien race called the Taelons has come to Earth with the promise of peace. They seem to want to help humanity prosper but not everybody is happy with the arrival of the new "companions". Policeman William Boone (Kevin Kilner), already dealing with a personal tragedy, finds himself stuck in between both sides and has to make a difficult choice in his career and possibly his future. | ||||||
| 2 | 2 | "Truth" | Allan Eastman | Richard C. Okie & Raymond Hartung | October 13, 1997 | 102 |
Boone investigates his wife's death while feigning unswerving loyalty to the Taelons. Meanwhile, Boone learns what his CVI can actually do, and the consequences it can have for a person's identity. Note: First episode to feature Augur and Sandoval's wife. Note: Malin Åkerman's first role. Note: Episode nominated for "Best Sound in a Dramatic Program or Series" at the 13th Gemini Awards. | ||||||
| 3 | 3 | "Miracle" | David Warry-Smith | D.C. Fontana | October 20, 1997 | 103 |
The Taelons help a girl who has lost both of her hands (Emily Hampshire), but the experiment goes wrong and Boone must protect her from both the Taelons and the Resistance. | ||||||
| 4 | 4 | "Avatar" | Jeff Woolnough | Malcolm MacRury | October 27, 1997 | 104 |
A serial killer with a Taelon implant escapes from prison. He takes on the nature of a Taelon mythical figure. Note: First mention of the Shaquarva, in a different context than subsequent mentions. | ||||||
| 5 | 5 | "Old Flame" | Ken Girotti | Paul Gertz | November 3, 1997 | 105 |
Boone meets a lover from his past who awakens old feelings. Lili and Augur bring forth evidence that leads Boone to realize that the Taelons have implanted his memories of Alyse as part of the CVI he received in a subterfuge to test his loyalty. | ||||||
| 6 | 6 | "Float like a Butterfly" | Jeff Woolnough | Paul Gertz | November 10, 1997 | 106 |
A disturbance in an Amish community prompts Boone and Lili to investigate. After many Amish deaths that are all very dissimilar, they discover that an alien probe of immense power has been experimenting with tolerances of the local life forms. They contact the Resistance to retrieve the probe so that the first piece of Taelon technology can be studied. Note: First appearance of the Probe. | ||||||
| 7 | 7 | "Resurrection" | Milan Cheylov | Paul Gertz | November 17, 1997 | 107 |
Jonathan Doors, who faked his death to start the Resistance movement, comes out of hiding with a broadcast that interrupts the "World Bowl" of American style football. Zo'or is selected by the Taelon Synod (council) to replace Da'an as the American companion, but Da'an is reinstated when Doors leaks information about Taelon genetic manipulation. Note: First appearance of Zo'or and of the Resistance headquarters. | ||||||
| 8 | 8 | "Horizon Zero" | David Warry-Smith | Richard C. Okie | November 24, 1997 | 108 |
The Taelons successfully persuade governments around the world to stop space exploration; specifically a mission to Mars. Unexpectedly, the people of the world are not happy with the scrubbed mission. Three of the space pilots who were to fly to Mars, steal a Taelon shuttle; Lili’s shuttle. Jonathan Doors facilitates promoting a side mission to utilizing the shuttle to go to Mars and gets pictures of nearby space on the dark side of the Moon revealing the Taelon Mothership as well as a base on the moon. Note: First appearance of the Taelon Home/Mothership. | ||||||
| 9 | 9 | "Scorpions Dream" | Ken Girotti | Harry Doc Kloor | December 29, 1997 | 109 |
A researcher (Jonathan Potts) steals a Skrill, the symbiotic weapon that the Taelons provide to Companion Protectors, after the Taelons decide to abandon the program. It takes control of its host and tries to free its children. | ||||||
| 10 | 10 | "Live Free or Die" | David Warry-Smith | Malcolm MacRury | January 5, 1998 | 110 |
Da'an is kidnapped by participants in failed Taelon experiments. The Synod is not willing to release the kidnappers' comrades from the experiments and Da'an wills himself to die to escape the captors. | ||||||
| 11 | 11 | "The Scarecrow Returns" | David Warry-Smith | Paul Gertz | January 12, 1998 | 111 |
Resistance members continue to study the probe recovered from the Amish village. It absorbs one of the research team members and tries to escape the lab. The team has to find a way to communicate with the probe before it is too late. Eventually, the Probe is recovered by Da'an, who appears to know about the device, while even Sandoval is in the dark. | ||||||
| 12 | 12 | "Sandoval's Run" | Milan Cheylov | Paul Aitken | January 19, 1998 | 112 |
Sandoval's Taelon brain implant breaks down. He escapes before he can be re-implanted, and finds his wife that he had committed. He leaves her to the Resistance to care for and returns to be re-implanted. | ||||||
| 13 | 13 | "The Secret of Strandhill" | Gordon Langevin | George Carson | February 2, 1998 | 113 |
The discovery in Ireland of an ancient Taelon artifact begins the search for the research of Ma'el, a Taelon scientist who journeyed to Earth thousands of years ago. Note: First appearance of Ma'el and Siobhan Beckett (Kari Matchett), protector to the European companion. Note: Episode won the award for "Best Original Music Score for a Dramatic Series" at the 13th Gemini Awards. | ||||||
| 14 | 14 | "Pandora's Box" | Tibor Takács | Malcolm MacRury | February 9, 1998 | 114 |
Rho'ha (Kari Matchett), a Taelon scientist, volunteers for an experiment where he is injected with human DNA, which makes him aggressive and homicidal. It is revealed that he was injected with DNA from Da'an's former kidnapper (Maurice Dean Wint), causing a psychic link between the two. | ||||||
| 15 | 15 | "If You Could Read My Mind" | Milan Cheylov | Paul Gertz & Julie G. Beers | February 16, 1998 | 115 |
A human invades the Taelon Commonality, the psychic link that bonds all Taelons. The race tries to destroy the intruder (Shauna MacDonald), at all costs. Boone learns more about Ma'el's actions on Earth. | ||||||
| 16 | 16 | "Wrath of Achilles" | Stephen Williams | Damian Kindler | February 23, 1998 | 116 |
Doors, Augur and Lili infect the Taelon embassy of North America with a virus which grows out of control, causing mass casualties. Da'an saves Lili's life when their ship crashes due to the virus. Sandoval and Boone attempt to restore order but it takes a visit from the Taelon Mothership to destroy the virus. | ||||||
| 17 | 17 | "The Devil You Know" | Stephen Williams | Raymond Hartung | April 13, 1998 | 117 |
The Taelons demonstrate a powerful new weapon that destroys technology. It is stolen and Johnathan Doors attempts to buy it from the thief. However, it turns out that the whole event is staged to bring Doors out of hiding. Lili finds out that the thief is her recently deceased father (Doug Lennox) who was transferred into a new body by the Taelons. | ||||||
| 18 | 18 | "Law & Order" | Joe Scanlan | David Kirschner & Paul Gertz | April 20, 1998 | 118 |
Footage comes to light of Rho'ha killing a man. He is tried in a human court, with Jonathan Doors' son as the prosecutor. Zo'or is appointed to the jury to represent Taelons, and convinces the jury to convict the Taelon. Note: First appearance of Joshua Doors (William deVry). | ||||||
| 19 | 19 | "Through the Looking Glass" | Bruce Pittman | Malcolm MacRury | April 27, 1998 | 119 |
The real motivation behind Zo'or's portal program comes to light when Boone learns that humans are being taken to a secret Taelon laboratory, where certain humans are fitted with implants, and his own sister given a baby. The resistance attempts to send one of their own to the lab to expose the project, but they fail. | ||||||
| 20 | 20 | "Infection" | Milan Cheylov | Story by : Eugene W. Roddenberry & Paul Gertz & Julie G. Beers Teleplay by : Paul Gertz & Julie G. Beers | July 27, 1998 | 120 |
A deadly virus from the captured Probe is stolen from a Taelon laboratory and is used by white supremacists to kill humans. The virus, which is deadly to both humans and Taelons, spreads quickly through both the Taelon mothership and Earth. Boone uses his implant to synthesize an antibody to the virus and saves both races. The Taelon Synod is tightlipped about the role of the Probe in the entire incident. | ||||||
| 21 | 21 | "Destruction" | Ross Clyde | Story by : Paul Gertz Teleplay by : Mary Crawford & Alan Templeton | May 4, 1998 | 121 |
The probe has been relocated to Russia. With the help of Michael Sloane (Paul Johansson), a former decorated sergeant turned mercenary, the resistance launches an attack on the research base where it is held in order to prevent the scientists from downloading its data core - which could reveal all of their double agents. The probe self-destructs, but not before it makes a replicant of Rayna, which escapes. Joshua Doors confronts the Synod leader. Note: "First" appearance of Quo'on, the Synod leader, who up until this episode appeared only as an energy form on a viewer. Note: Episode nominated for "Best Production Design or Art Direction in a Dramatic Program or Series" and "Best Visual Effects" at the 13th Gemini Awards. | ||||||
| 22 | 22 | "The Joining" | Neill Fearnley | Story by : Paul Gertz & Jonas McCord Teleplay by : Jonas McCord | May 11, 1998 | 122 |
Divers discover an ancient Taelon ancestor in a shipwreck. Inside the container is the last of a race that predates even the Taelons. However, he makes exact copies of all the people he encounters and wreaks havoc until Boone confronts him in the church where the resistance hideout is. In the firefight, Boone is critically wounded and the prisoner mates with Beckett, the Irish companion protector. Zo'or takes the opportunity to apparently vaporise Boone while he is in a medical tank. The synod chooses to remain on Earth, even with the danger from violent aliens such as the Kimera Ha'gel. Note: Final appearance of Kevin Kilner as a series regular. | ||||||
The season was nominated for "Best Photography" (for Michael McMurray ) and "Best Sound Editing" (for Tom Bjelic, John Smith and Rich Harkness) in a Dramatic Program or Series at the 14th Gemini Awards
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 | 1 | "First of its Kind" | Allan Kroeker | Paul Gertz & Jonas Moisé | October 5, 1998 | 201 |
Agent Beckett gives birth to an alien-human hybrid that rapidly matures to adulthood. The child assumes the identity of Liam Kincaid (Robert Leeshock), an old comrade of Boone's. Liam is swiftly recruited by Da'an to be his new Protector, replacing William Boone. Da'an waives the usual CVI and Skrill implant requirements, but is unaware that Liam possesses a far more potent defense: the Shaquarava. The Taelon Synod leader Quo'on is killed by the replicant from the probe. It is learned the probe came from the Jaridians, with whom the Taelons are at war. Note: Robert Leeshock and Anita La Selva added as series regulars. | ||||||
| 24 | 2 | "Atavus" | Neill Fearnley | Brian Nelson | October 12, 1998 | 202 |
Augur accidentally separates Da'an from the Taelon Commonality and he de-evolves into an Atavus. Liam and Lili race to find him before bodies start piling up. | ||||||
| 25 | 3 | "A Stitch in Time" | James Head | Story by : Michael Berlin Teleplay by : Brian Nelson | October 19, 1998 | 203 |
At an exhibit of Taelon items from Strandhill, Liam jumps through a Taelon portal which takes him two days into the future, where he finds everyone in the Resistance headquarters murdered. On returning to the present, he races to stop the massacre and begins to suspect that he is the assassin. Zo'or, attempting to destroy Liam, beams dangerous brain wave emissions to him from the Taelon mothership. Doors, highly suspicious of Liam, becomes agitated and demands that Liam be shot. | ||||||
| 26 | 4 | "Dimensions" | Brett Dowler | Story by : Paul Gertz & Jonas Moisé & Alan Swayze Teleplay by : Alan Swayze | October 26, 1998 | 204 |
Liam and Augur are stranded in a parallel universe when an accident damages their shuttle while in inter-dimensional space. In this world, the Taelons reign supreme through their enforcer Kayla (the parallel Lili), and are opposed by a resistance led by Jason (the parallel Sandoval). Note: First appearance of Maiya (Montse Viader). | ||||||
| 27 | 5 | "Moonscape" | Ross Clyde | Story by : Gerald Sanford & John Marc De Matteis Teleplay by : John Marc De Matteis | November 2, 1998 | 205 |
Augur is arrested for treason in Russia and condemned to death by hanging. However, he is blackmailed into participating in a Taelon experiment as advanced warriors and is implanted with a CVI. Maiya, having crossed over into this reality, confuses Sandoval for her lover Jason, the parallel Sandoval. Sandoval's interest is piqued, but Lili gets her to safety and gives her the identity of Isabel Martinez, Maiya's counterpart in this reality. Maiya reveals that Kayla (the parallel Lili) is her sister, causing Lili to wonder about her relationship to the real Isabel Martinez. Meanwhile Liam helps Augur break his CVI and bring him back from the rage. Lazarus (Shawn Doyle), the overseer of the program, was brought back to normal by Da'an. | ||||||
| 28 | 6 | "The Sleepers" | James Head | John Marc DeMatteis | November 9, 1998 | 206 |
A Jaridian probe crashes into earth and disrupts the Commonality, leading the Taelons to round up suspected Resistance members to be harvested for their life force energy to feed the draining Commonality. As Augur, Maiya and the others lie near death, their souls are in a dream world. Liam, in a comatose state, finds them and tries to bring them back, but they are happy in their dreams and refuse to return. Lili and Sandoval, meanwhile, locate the probe in Australia. | ||||||
| 29 | 7 | "Fissures" | Ross Clyde | Story by : Stephen Roloff Teleplay by : Paul Gertz | November 16, 1998 | 207 |
Working on the New York to Bangkok interdimensional link, a technician is killed by energy-eating creatures. Liam and Augur suspect the creatures may be from another dimension, and will drain every energy source on earth. The mothership becomes infested with the creatures, leading the Taelons to put themselves into a near-death state to protect themselves. | ||||||
| 30 | 8 | "Redemption" | Allan Kroeker | Paul Gertz & Jonas Moisé | November 23, 1998 | 208 |
Beckett's CVI begins to break down, causing her to slip and fall while climbing in a cave. Unconscious, she hallucinates a trial for her crimes against humanity and for collaborating with the Taelons. Liam and Augur try to find Beckett before Sandoval finds and kills her. Although they are successful, Liam is too late to save her, but is finally able to reveal his true identity as his mother dies in his arms. Note: Kari Matchett's final appearance on the show. | ||||||
| 31 | 9 | "Isabel" | Ross Clyde | Paul Gertz | December 28, 1998 | 209 |
When Maiya begins to suffer from dimensional phasing, Augur claims that Maiya and her counterpart, Martinez, must merge or they may both die. Doors announces his candidacy for President of the United States in order toto challenge the Taelons. Lili confirms that Martinez and her have the same father. Sandoval questions Maiya on the mothership, while Doors and Zo'or discuss joining forces. Note: This episode was initially broadcast before the preceding episode, Between Heaven and Hell, yet clearly follows its events, which initiated the "Jonathan Doors running for President" storyline. | ||||||
| 32 | 10 | "Between Heaven and Hell" | Neill Fearnley | Julie Beers | January 4, 1999 | 210 |
Dr. Belman and her scientist daughter Joyce (Polly Shannon) inject an injured chimpanzee with a serum containing Taelon DNA, allowing him to regenerate his injured organs. Unlike her mother, Joyce is eager to try the serum on a human subject and does so on herself. Note: This episode was initially broadcast after the following episode, Isabel, yet clearly precedes its events, initiating the "Jonathan Doors running for President" storyline. | ||||||
| 33 | 11 | "Gauntlet" | W.F. Gereghty | Alan Levy | January 11, 1999 | 211 |
Lili is taken hostage as a Jaridian (Andrew Jackson) escapes from the Taelons in a shuttle. Liam pursues and both shuttles are drawn into an alien vessel. Liam explains that the vessel is a repository for the Kimera's accumulated knowledge. In order to leave, they must go to the vessel's core. Da'an confronts Zo'or about the Jaridian's escape, and challenges his authority. The Jaridian reveals his race and the Taelons were one until the Taelons separated. Now the Taelons want to force a union with the Jaridians by using humans as soldiers against them. | ||||||
| 34 | 12 | "One Man's Castle" | W.F. Gereghty | Marj M. Park | January 18, 1999 | 212 |
With Da'an's help, a handicapped scientist genius, Sparrow, heads a program where disabled persons can transfer their consciousness into a healthy body by creating a bio-surrogate with Jaridian replicant programming, and then live normal lives. A reporter (Martin Roach) sneaks into the lab and his camera flash activates a bio-surrogate (Mark Humphrey). Sandoval arrives to find the reporter and a guard dead, and the bio-surrogate gone having no consciousness of its own. Lili finds that Zo'or has tampered with Da'an's research and have programmed the bio-surrogates into killing machines. Liam learns that Sparrow has transferred his consciousness into a second bio-surrogate. | ||||||
| 35 | 13 | "Second Chances" | Milan Cheylov | Paul Gertz | February 1, 1999 | 213 |
A new Taelon project to rejuvenate the elderly draws the suspicions of the Resistance. The rejuvenated patients have had their memories altered. Some are turning violent. The North American resistance wants to replace Doors due to his high profile run for the presidency and offer Liam the position of leader. He accepts the offer for the good of the planet. | ||||||
| 36 | 14 | "Payback" | Vincenzo Natali | Story by : Guy Mullaly Teleplay by : Lisa Klink | February 8, 1999 | 214 |
At the opening of a new Taelon portal station, a strange flash of energy radiates from Dr. Jeffrey Whitfield, Director of Portal Research, and he collapses and is found dead. Sa'al, the Taelon engineer in charge of the new portal, addresses the press about the safety of the portal. Doors argues with him and Sa'al explodes in a flash of light. Liam and Sandoval view video of both public events, they zero in on Arnold Creighton, a professor and outspoken critic of the Taelons. Augur finds that Creighton has invented a mini-teleportation device, which can kill from the inside out. | ||||||
| 37 | 15 | "Friendly Fire" | Vincenzo Natali | Richard Maxwell | February 15, 1999 | 215 |
While Chandler studies a stolen Taelon shuttle, two men burst in, and incinerate the lab while the shuttle escapes. Liam and Lili go to the site and find evidence that the attack was an inside job, pointing to a Resistance traitor. During a gun battle at a warehouse, Lili finds Chandler, who asks her to join him and take arms against the Taelons. Lili promises nothing, and lets him escape. Liam and Lili discover that Chandler is planning an attack on the Taelon embassy in Washington. | ||||||
| 38 | 16 | "Volunteers" | Ross Clyde | Story by : Paul Gertz & Lisa Klink Teleplay by : Lisa Klink | February 22, 1999 | 216 |
A "volunteer" squad of specially trained Taelon implanted teenagers attacks an abandoned warehouse where a Resistance cell meets. Lili, Liam and Augur are surprised when Julia (Janet Kidder) shows up with an unconscious Amanda (Liisa Repo-Martell). Dr. Park (Janet-Laine Green) removes Amanda's implant and tells them that her implant is killing her. Resistance sends Julia undercover to join the Taelon Volunteer Program. Julia warns Liam and Lili about a massive assault, who mobilize the Resistance for a counter attack. Liam learns that recruits are being sent through portals after an unknown enemy in another galaxy. | ||||||
| 39 | 17 | "Bliss" | Terry Ingram | Story by : Sean Jara Teleplay by : Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. | April 12, 1999 | 217 |
Lili becomes infected by a highly addictive drug called Bliss. Liam and Sandoval go to Ireland to investigate the drug's origin, where they meet Dr. Cox (Deborah Odell), and a cult of "Taelonists" who deny knowledge of Bliss. They discover a lab where none other than Ma'el worked on an antidote for Bliss, suspecting the Taelonists found the lab and are spreading it. | ||||||
| 40 | 18 | "Highjacked" | James Head | Story by : Carleton Eastlake & Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. Teleplay by : Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. | April 19, 1999 | 218 |
The Taelons hire a spin doctor who brings on a reporter onto the mothership. Unfortunately, the mothership is at this time hijacked by a replicant who wants to get the ship into Jaridian space. | ||||||
| 41 | 19 | "Defector" | Ross Clyde | Story by : Paul Gertz & Carleton Eastlake Teleplay by : Paul Gertz | April 26, 1999 | 219 |
Two unidentified Taelon piloted shuttles appear, unscheduled, in Earth airspace, dogfighting. Liam wonders why Da'an took off to an unknown location. Sandoval is sent to locate the surviving Taelon, noted to be uncooperative. Zo'or disrupts Da'an's Karpag on the Moon base home world recreation. Liam finds Ba'li, who claims to have come to help humans retake Earth. Augur severs Ba'li's commonality link. Ba'li fingers Da'an as the architect of Taelon strategy across the galaxy to defeat the Jaridians, then devolves into an Atavus and moves to kill Da'an. | ||||||
| 42 | 20 | "Heroes & Heartbreak" | Jimmy Kaufman | Richard Maxwell | May 3, 1999 | 220 |
After Augur's friend implodes, due to an inter-dimensional space shard inside him, Augur meets a beautiful woman, Beverly Wu (Françoise Yip ), who hires him to engineer a weapon of mass destruction, called Forge, in Antarctica. Zo'or tells Da'an that the latest battle with the Jaridians has ended badly and they are retreating. Zo'or wants to activate the Forge to strike at the Jaridians while they regroup. Da'an is against using Earth as a base for attacking, but Zo'or overrules. Doors says Augur is in trouble if he's working with Beverly. Liam tries to get information on Forge from Da'an, who refuses to answer. Augur, falling in love, thinks the project may turn earth into a black hole. The worm hole between Earth and the Jaridian Empire stays open too long in between firings. | ||||||
| 43 | 21 | "Message in a Bottle" | James Head | Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. | May 10, 1999 | 221 |
A second Jaridian probe lands on Earth. The Resistance and the Taelons struggle to be the first to recover it and unlock its secrets. The resistance is captured, but obtains the probe. Liam is confronted by the real Liam Kincaid. Augur his captors argue about how to use the probe. The probe breaks free of the containment field and replicates Augur. The probe tells Liam that it will give the humans schematics to build an advanced communication device to contact the Jaridians. The probe is destroyed and the last equations were lost. | ||||||
| 44 | 22 | "Crossfire" | Ross Clyde | Story by : Jonas Moisé Teleplay by : Lisa Klink | May 17, 1999 | 222 |
The Resistance is warned of the planned assassination of Jonathan Doors during the US Presidential debate. Augur contacts a weapons dealer to find out what kind of modifications were made to Talon weapons that were sold. The president is shot and Doors' son publicly blamed his father. Thompson wins the presidency. Thompson allows the Talons to take over the Earth in search for the resistance. Da'an is arrested by Sandoval. Lili prepares to blow up the mothership. Note: Final appearance of Janet Kidder in the series and Lisa Howard as a series regular. | ||||||
This is the first season to be presented in the 1.78:1 "widescreen" aspect ratio on DVD. Starting with the third episode, the DVD makers forgot to remove the television broadcast's "Dolby Surround where available" tag at the beginning of episodes.
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45 | 1 | "Crackdown" | Allan Kroeker | Paul Gertz & Cory Tynan | October 4, 1999 | 301 |
U.S. President Thompson (Barry Flatman) declares a state of emergency and imposes martial law until the Resistance can be crushed. [Lili Marquette is arrested as she tries to blow up the mothership. The Taelons tell Liam that she is dead. Liam watches as Lili's body is sent into space. The president rescinds the Taelon presence on Earth and demands all arrested persons on the mothership to be returned to Earth. Doors makes a deal with Zo'or. Doors introduces Renee Palmer. Augur shuts down the Lili computer program. We see Lili still alive on the mothership.] Note: Jayne Heitmeyer added as a series regular. | ||||||
| 46 | 2 | "The Vanished" | Allan Kroeker | Cory Tynan | October 11, 1999 | 302 |
Lili Marquette's fate lies in Ronald Sandoval's hands as political allegiances shift around the president's declared state of emergency. [One of the "volunteers" releases Lili who leads her into an ambush, where she is implanted with a CVI. Lili's CVI is a camera. Renee and Liam team up to find the people who have "disappeared." Lili is put into a blue tank. Her physiology is changed and she now has black blood. Sandoval tells Lili he is saving her from the Taelons. Sandoval puts Lili into a shuttle and sends her into ID. Liam and Renee find all of the captives and release them.] | ||||||
| 47 | 3 | "Emancipation" | Ross Clyde | Howard Chaykin | October 18, 1999 | 303 |
Liam Kincaid and Renee Palmer team up to rescue the Skrill Queen, who has been kidnapped by an extremist resistance cell called Black Wednesday. [Liam asks Augur for help, but Augur doesn't help him as he is going broke, selling off his property and art collection, and is very angry. Renee tells Liam that Black Wednesday is responsible for the theft of the skrill queen. A skrill prototype is produced that allows humans to use a skrill without a CVI implant. It is learned that the Taelons conquered the skrill species and kept them in captivity to produce the skrill weapons. Sandoval finds Black Wednesday's hideout. Liam shows up at the same time. Renee and one of the cell's members get away with the skrill queen. Augur calls Renee a Capitalist Piglet. Liam puts the skrill queen on his bare chest and sees the Taelons capturing them. Zo'or tells Sandoval that the skrill homeworld is in Jaridian space therefore they cannot capture another queen. Liam and Renee puts the skrill queen in a jungle setting and the queen gives birth. The energy inside the queen flies off leaving her "babies" in the jungle.] | ||||||
| 48 | 4 | "Déjà Vu" | Brenton Spencer | Ethlie Ann Vare | October 25, 1999 | 304 |
Liam Kincaid discovers Taelon technology being sold on the black market is the cause of inexplicable deaths. [Mneme… "Relive Life at its Fullest" is a joint venture between Earth and the Taelons. Zo'or wants to supervise the Mneme project and Da'an agrees to accelerate the project. Zo'or asks Sandoval to increase surveillance on Da'an. Renee Palmer introduces Mneme as a hit. Liam suspects that Mneme is causing deaths. Liam tells Renee that he has five deaths from the Mneme chairs. Liam and Renee steal a truck with a bootleg chair. Augur is testing a chair. Liam, Renee and Augur find a disk w/someone else's memories. Zo'or has a chair and sees Renee's memories and probably Liam's also as his eyes change color and shape.] | ||||||
| 49 | 5 | "The Once and Future World" | James Head | George Geiger | November 1, 1999 | 305 |
Ancient Taelon artifacts smuggled into the United States lead the discovery of Ma'el's final relic: his ship. [In South America at the Peruvian Coast, a tomb raider finds a round baseball-like Taelon artifact. Zo'or immediately knows what this artifact is. Liam sets up a portable transporter to steal the artifact. Liam and Renee go to Nazca Plateau to track down the tomb. Liam finds the tomb, but notices that Doors' off shore rig is within eyesight of the tomb. Liam finds the ship and Renee holds a gun on Liam as Doors comes in. Doors says that with this ship Ma'el left us his world – the once and future world for human kind. The ship shows Da'an speaking to an Inca shaman and gave the artifact to him. The artifact is returned to the Taelons. Zo'or turns the artifact into something resembling a small hand held device.] | ||||||
| 50 | 6 | "Thicker than Blood" | James Head | George Geiger | November 8, 1999 | 306 |
In a shocking turn of events, Liam Kincaid is betrayed by Augur while Ronald Sandoval fights for his life against a deadly blood disorder. [Da'an hires a hitman to get security protocols and communication data on the resistance from Augur. He threatens Liam. Sandoval gets a memory block and becomes temporally clinically dead. The doctor tells Sandoval he is dying. Liam takes drastic measures to keep the resistance viable. Da'an turns over the resistance information to Zo'or. Resistance leaders are caught due to a fake message from Liam by Augur. Liam gives his blood to Sandoval so he can live (Sandoval is his father.) Sandoval recovers. The doctor tells Sandoval he had a boy.] | ||||||
| 51 | 7 | "A Little Bit of Heaven" | Brenton Spencer | Howard Chaykin | November 15, 1999 | 307 |
Liam Kincaid is framed for murder when he investigates the activities of a set of Taelon/Human hybrid twins (Reagan Pasternak and Max Piersig) created years ago by Da'an. [Liam finds out that fetuses are being taken from women by ID portals. Zo'or dismisses Renee's questions about invasive ID surgery. Liam transports to Taelonville, Indiana to do "research". Da'an informs Zo'or about his research on the twins. Zo'or tells Da'an that he doesn't want hybridization to pollute Taelon gene pool. The twins plant blood on Liam's pants from a murder victim and Liam is arrested but is rescued by Renee. the twins are growing hybrid babies. The female twin escapes with a baby. The babies are taken by the Taelons.] | ||||||
| 52 | 8 | "Pad'ar" | Ross Clyde | Story by : Paul Gertz & Howard Chaykin Teleplay by : Howard Chaykin | November 22, 1999 | 308 |
Liam Kincaid and Renee Palmer discover Zo'or and Ronald Sandoval's plan to create perfect soldiers out of bio-surrogates to fight the Jaridians. [A customer of Augurs is watching a Pad'ar game and has a negative reaction to the "jack patch". Doors International make the "jack patches". One of the warriors dies in Pad'ar from a neurological condition. Liam tells Renee that the warriors are bio-surrogates. Da'an confronts Zo'or about Pad'ar bio-surrogacy program.] | ||||||
| 53 | 9 | "In Memory" | Terry Ingram | Cory Tynan | November 29, 1999 | 309 |
Lili Marquette awakens from a coma to find that the Jaridians have liberated Earth and the Taelons are gone. Something is off about Liam and Augur, however, and Lili begins to suspect that something is very, very wrong. [Sandoval sent Lili to Sector 5 in Alpha Centauri. Lili sends out and SOS and is answered by the Jaridians. Lili thinks she was in a coma and wakes up on Earth. She is told by Liam that she was in a coma for 3 years. The hospital doctor tells Lili that her CVI was removed. Liam tells Lili that he is headed to Jaridia. We learn Doors is president. Sandoval is executed. Liam brings Lili her dog tags, but they don not have the words "Find Me" on them. Lili cuts herself and has red blood. She realizes she's not on earth. Liam tells Lili she is on a terraformed asteroid and needs her to fix a hyper-accelerator for the shuttle. Lili finds out she is on Jaradia and has fixed the shuttle for them. The Jaridian tells Lili it will take months to get to Earth.] | ||||||
| 54 | 10 | "The Cloister" | Ross Clyde | Ethlie Ann Vare | December 11, 1999 | 310 |
Liam Kincaid and Renee Palmer investigate a series of mysterious deaths involving the Cloister, a sect of nun-like women led by Sister Margarette (Marina Sirtis), who have the ability to spiritually bond with the Taelons. When it seems that the killer must be Da'an or Zo'or, Liam must race against time to determine the truth. Once the real killer is unmasked, Da'an makes a shocking revelation. [Zo'or attacks Da'an while he is sleeping, but Zo'or is only dreaming. Zo'or touches Sister Margarette and he gets "sick". Zo'or is showing signs of coming into a reproduction cycle even tho he is sterile. A shuttle explodes and Liam sees Da'an. Sandoval catches Renee looking for Sister Elizabeth's record of her time with the resistance. It is found out that the nuns joining with the Taelons are pregnant. Sister Margarette is found to be the killer because she could not have a baby. Da'an reveals that Zo'or is his child.] | ||||||
| 55 | 11 | "Interview" | Brenton Spencer | Story by : Paul Gertz & Cory Tynan Teleplay by : Cory Tynan | January 17, 2000 | 311 |
A live television interview with Zo'or goes awry when a news reporter (Ellen Dubin) airs secret Taelon tapes and embarks on a deadly mission that Liam Kincaid must thwart. [A news reporter who wants Zo'or to do a live interview as something on her arm akin to a skrill. The news reporter is dying from the skrill. The Eli Hanson show airs videos of the Taelons since their arrival for the last 5 years. Zo'or shows up as energy then turns to human form. The audience and Zo'or are taken hostage. The truth begins. Augur fixes a slipstream portal and Liam saves Zo'or. Liam says that the world will think that Zo'or is a hero thanks to Renee.] | ||||||
| 56 | 12 | "Keep Your Enemies Closer" | Terry Ingram | George Geiger | January 24, 2000 | 312 |
Zo'or's political rival, T'than (Michelle Nolden) attempts to assassinate him by causing Liam's shuttle to crash in a remote part of the United States. Zo'or's injuries force Liam to make a difficult decision regarding his enemy's life, while also contending with the locals, a group of human who swore off technology before the Taelons arrived and therefore have no idea what Zo'or is. Meanwhile, T'than, well aware that Zo'or is Da'an's child, tries to convince Da'an to become the new Synod Leader. [At Sunlight Basin, Wyoming, Zo'or's shuttle crashes and we see the use of Taelon airbags. Zo'or has a slash in his upper body. The leader of "The Children of the Earth" refuses to get help for Zo'or. The news of Zo'or's disappearance is announced to the world. Liam tells the local they have no idea what will happen if Zo'or dies. Byron (the leader) has a global and sees the news report. Da'an tells Liam that in time Zo'or will be reconstituted. Liam tells Da'an that Earth people have a saying to keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer.] | ||||||
| 57 | 13 | "Subterfuge" | Andrew Potter | Ethlie Ann Vare | January 31, 2000 | 313 |
Zo'or and Ronald Sandoval implement an elaborate plan to assassinate his rival T'than (Michelle Nolden), the Taelon War Minister. [Hannah is doing a fractal sculpture of Da'an. Sandoval plants a chip in a volunteer's skrill. A companion and the volunteer dies in a portal (ID space). Hannah is working for Sandoval and she promises she will get information from Liam. Augur is working with The Portal Authority to find out what happened to the portal. Hannah grills Da'an about becoming a protector. Da'an realizes that one Taelon can kill another. Sandoval brings the fake Hannah back to life.] | ||||||
| 58 | 14 | "Scorched Earth" | J. Miles Dale | Howard Chaykin | February 7, 2000 | 314 |
Liam Kincaid and Renee Palmer learn that the Taelons secretly inhabited the Earth during the S-I War and used a weapon of mass destruction to further their cause. [A Taelon ray comes down and spreads out like an atomic blast. The Quantum Vortex kills thousands of soldiers. Taelon embassies are being attacked and destroyed. The Taelon embassy in Washington is mostly destroyed by the Quantum Vortex. Da'an and Liam escape. Doors goes to Dennis (soldies in the S.I. war) and Dennis refuses to work with the Taelon technology. Sandoval interrogates Renee about the attack on the Washington embassy. Liam has technology that allows him to walk through glass doors. He downloads info from Renee's computer. Dennis wants to destroy the mothership with the Quantum Vortex. Liam confronts Da'an about the Taelon's interference in the S.I. war. "The strength of a civilization is not measured by its ability to fight war, but rather by its ability to prevent them."… Gene Roddenberry (at the end of the episode)] | ||||||
| 59 | 15 | "Sanctuary" | Michael Robison | Howard Chaykin | February 14, 2000 | 315 |
Liam Kincaid races against the clock to find Zo'or, who disappears after contracting an ancient Taelon virus that has the potential to cause a devastating plague. [An artifact unearthed by Sandoval's recovery team sends Zo'or into a coma from the Taelon virus Pesh'tal that has not been seen in a thousand years. T'than has assumed leadership of the Synod until Zo'or is cured. Liam steals a vial of the virus. Zo'or portals to New York with a case of amnesia. He ends up in a psychiatric facility. T'than takes Sandoval to task. A human is infected with the virus and becomes violent. T'than tells Da'an slaughter enough humans and they will obey. T'than makes an offer to Saldoval to kill Zo'or. Zo'or is beginning to break down. Sandoval tells T'than he will work with him. Mit'gai the healer tells Sandoval that it will be only a matter of hours until Zo'or becomes violent and knocks out a doctor and two orderlies. They become violent. Liam saves Zo'or. T'than and Zo'or have words about betrayal.] | ||||||
| 60 | 16 | "Through Your Eyes" | Brenton Spencer | Story by : Cory Tynan & Marcus Miller Teleplay by : Marcus Miller | February 21, 2000 | 316 |
Zo'or transfers into a human body (Steve Bacic) to manipulate humans into banning energy weapons that pose a threat to the Taelons. [Da'an presents the Taelon interactive database of the galaxies. Da'an is almost assassinated by a weapon thru the virtual glass energy field. Zo'or transfers his conscience into a human body (the assassin Scott Pierce). Liam looks for Scott Pierce and his body is not at Saint John's facility. Zo'or goes to Earth and kills men in a bar. Zo'or is energized by his experience. Sandoval is concerned. Zo'or tries to kill the president's Chief of Staff. Zo'or is back on the mothership in his own body. Zo'or tells Sandoval to kill Scott and dispose of the body. Sandoval shoots Scott's body into space. Zo'or and Da'an change energy. Da'an feels what it was like to have survival instincts. Liam intervenes and Scott reconciles with his wife.] | ||||||
| 61 | 17 | "Time Bomb" | Ross Clyde | George Geiger | February 28, 2000 | 317 |
Liam Kincaid and Renee Palmer become trapped aboard Ma'el's ship when it comes alive and heads on a collision course for the mothership. [Renee is after the nanobots in Ma'els's ship. They cut into the ship and it explodes. The ship revives. Augur says the ship is repairing itself. Zo'or challenges T'than to a duel to the death. Liam goes into Ma'el's ship to rescue Renee. The ship thinks it's under attack and closes the airlock. Sandoval reminds Da'an that one Taelon cannot kill another, but Da'an says that killing by proxy is allowed. Liam and Renee find some cryopods. One opens and a human emerges. The human is a citizen of Rome (2nd century BC). The human says he has been revived 19 times. Ma'el wanted the human to be a judge of the Taelons. They are sentenced to death. The human falls and dies as right before the ship launches. Liam and Renee get into a lifepod before the ship explodes, saving the Taelons. The lifepod goes back to Earth.] | ||||||
| 62 | 18 | "The Fields" | John Stead | Cory Tynan | April 17, 2000 | 318 |
Liam Kincaid and Renee Palmer go undercover in the Church of the Companions and learn that humanity is being used to produce sustenance for the Taelons. [The Taelon volunteers are taking humans to the mothership from the Church of the Companions. Gina is one of the taken. Reverend Murray is the leader of the church. The reverend tells Liam that Gina is on a mission. Sandoval gives Da'an energy crystals. Liam and Renee go to a church meeting. Liam and Renee are sent on "a mission". Renee and Liam are fed a strange food that makes them sick. They are injected with liquid. They are making Kriss. Liam says that humans are the fields. Augur finds the facility underground where Liam and Renee are. The facility blows up, but Liam and Renee escape. Da'an tells Liam they have another way to get energy. The process has moved to the Moon.] | ||||||
| 63 | 19 | "Apparition" | Michael Robison | George Geiger | April 24, 2000 | 319 |
When the deceased Taelon Ku'don returns to haunt Zo'or, it is revealed that Zo'or is stealing profits from the Taelon co-ventures. Liam dreams of the death of Briggs at a bank by Taelon energy. Liam breaks into Brigg's apartment and the walls are filled with circles. Energy is coming from the circles. Liam sees Ku'don in a circle of energy and he is saying "exile". He finds a Taelon piece of technology. Sandoval threatens Priest at the bank. Zo'or is being haunted by Ku'don. Renee goes to work as a clerk in a bank. Liam is attacked by Ku'don and etched a circle with a dot in the middle on his hand. Zo'or tells Da'an that Ku'don is haunting him. Zo'or has a lust for money. Zo'or wants Da'an to perform a Hjarth'ra on Ku'don. Da'an refuses. Zo'or threatens Da'an. Ku'don releases Liam out of the bank vault. Da'an tells Zo'or that he defiles the commonality. Zo'or threatenes Da'an with exile. Zo'or transferred trillions of dollars out of the bank account. We see Zo'or has a vault with gold bars in it. | ||||||
| 64 | 20 | "One Taelon Avenue" | John Stead | John Whelpley | May 1, 2000 | 320 |
Jonathan Doors' fate hangs in the balance when his son Joshua succumbs to a mind-controlling device. A prototype shuttle is being launched by Dr. Sato. The pilot yells for abort, but the shuttle explodes. Joshua Doors tries to recruit Renee. One Taelon Avenue has a sophisticated Taelon A.I. monitoring device in the building. The A.I. turns on bio-purge function against Dr. Sato and kills him. Zo'or tells Sandoval to close the investigation into the two deaths. The A.I. program denies Zo'or and Da'an access to its functions. Augur finds that the building is changing people's minds. The A.I. is now killing all humans. Zo'or sends Sandoval to evacuate One Taelon Avenue to shut down the operational hardware. Sandoval destroys the A.I. hardware. Jonathan Doors dies. Joahua blames himself. Sandoval opens a container and Zo'or and Da'an freeze in their places. | ||||||
| 65 | 21 | "Abduction" | Andrew Potter | Story by : Paul Gertz, Cory Tynan & Howard Chaykin Teleplay by : Howard Chaykin | May 8, 2000 | 321 |
Liam Kincaid retrieves an ancient Taelon relic and discovers that humanity is the genetic link between the Taelons and Jaridians. [Dr. Andrea Mazar is trying to decipher Ma'el's message. She turns a gun on Da'an, shoots him and escapes. **We see Lexa Doig from Andromeda (Rommie) in this scene as a volunteer.** Sandoval tells Mit'gal to keep silent about Da'an's condition. Andrea is remembering her husband's death. It is a false memory. Sandoval gets into a verbal fight with Da'an and says he will protect himself if anything happens. The Taelons find Dr. Mazar. Liam downloads Dr. Mazar's info to Augur while Sandoval Destroys Dr. Mazar's hotel room. Andrea is an expert on chaos theory and could crack Ma'el's numerical message. Renee goes to dinner with Andrea's husband and starts to have feelings for him. Renee and Liam tell Andrea her husband is still alive. Zo'or is questioning the volunteer that let Andrea escape. Liam gives the relic to Zo'or. It is found out that humans are the link between the Taelons and Jaridians. Both species will die if not for the humans. Zo'or says Sandoval will be executed. Zo'or tells Sandoval he will report to no one except him. Andrea is reunited with her husband.] | ||||||
| 66 | 22 | "Arrival" | Brenton Spencer | Story by : George Geiger, Cory Tynan & John Whelpley Teleplay by : John Whelpley | May 15, 2000 | 322 |
Liam Kincaid and Renee Palmer find themselves in a life-and-death situation when they try to rescue the pregnant Lili Marquette, who has returned to Earth determined to give birth to her Human/Jaridian hybrid baby. [Lili's shuttle crash lands in the Antarctic. Federov holds an auction for a Taelon shuttle. Sandoval shows up and demands an end to the auction. Federov declines the request. Zo'or tells Sandoval to see Federov and put an end to the auction with money. Renee portals into Federov's building. Liam finds the Jaridian. Sandoval makes Federov a deal for 20 billion dollars plus one billion for Lili and the Jaridian. Renee tells she wants Federov to go public with the Jaridians and she wants 10% of the action. Liam and Augur find Lili's dog tags. Augur gets Lili's position from her SOS transmission. Sandoval has Lili and the Vorjak. Da'an senses Lili's presence. Lili is carrying Vorjak's baby and he tells Sandoval he needs Taelon energy. Sandoval wheels in Da'an who he previously froze. Lili and Da'an join hands. Lili is changing into a Jaridian. Da'an must be sacrificed.] | ||||||
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 67 | 1 | "The Forge of Creation" | Michael Robison | George Geiger | October 2, 2000 | 401 |
Lili Marquette gives birth to a half-Jaridian child, with the help of Da'an's Taelon core energy, that may be the last hope for the Taelon and Jaridian races. Augur, hunted by the Volunteers, goes into hiding, but convinces Juliet Street, an old friend of his, to help Liam and Renee while he is on the run. Sandoval tries to destroy evidence of the Jaridian existence. | ||||||
| 68 | 2 | "First Breath" | John Stead | John Whelpley | October 16, 2000 | 402 |
Liam and Renee investigate Zo'or and his link to a biomedical facility's clandestine cloning operation. | ||||||
| 69 | 3 | "Sins of the Father" | Will Dixon | Robin Burger | October 9, 2000 | 403 |
Liam and Renee investigate rumors of humans being forced to harvest kryss on the Freedom space station, Da'an turns out to be addicted to kryss. Liam teaches Da'an the dangers substance abuse can cause. | ||||||
| 70 | 4 | "Limbo" | Brenton Spencer | John Whelpley | October 23, 2000 | 404 |
War Minister T'Than is murdered on board the mothership itself, leading Liam to discover the Taelon's darkest secret. Meanwhile, the late Jonathan Doors returns in cyber-form to administer a deadly attack upon them. | ||||||
| 71 | 5 | "Motherlode" | Brenton Spencer | George Geiger | October 30, 2000 | 405 |
While Liam and Renee investigate the suspicions of false imprisonment and infringement of civil rights, an ammoralist associate of Augur's plans to steal Zo'or's gold on board the mothership. | ||||||
| 72 | 6 | "Take No Prisoners" | John Stead | Marcus Miller | November 6, 2000 | 406 |
The Atlantic National Alliance manages to negotiate amnesty for all Resistance members, Liam tries to convince Resistance member Halley Simmons to take up the offer. Sandoval uses parasites to make Volunteers do suicide missions against the Resistance. | ||||||
| 73 | 7 | "The Second Wave" | Andrew Potter | Stephen Roloff | November 13, 2000 | 407 |
The Taelons decide to leave earth following what appears to be an imminent Jaridian invasion. | ||||||
| 74 | 8 | "Essence" | Roderick J. Pridy | Story by : Fiona Avery & Joel Metzger Teleplay by : Fiona Avery | November 20, 2000 | 408 |
Renee discovers that her younger brother is a victim to Zo'or's plot to harness human emotions. | ||||||
| 75 | 9 | "Phantom Companion" | Brenton Spencer | John Whelpley | November 27, 2000 | 409 |
While on board the Taelon mothership, Renee is taken hostage by a mysterious being that haunts the most secret part of the ship: the nursery where Taelon children are kept in stasis until there is enough core energy to restore them. | ||||||
| 76 | 10 | "Dream Stalker" | Andrew Potter | Robin Burger | December 4, 2000 | 410 |
Liam and Renee investigate a serial killer who murders people in their dreams. | ||||||
| 77 | 11 | "Lost Generation" | Roderick J. Pridy | Jennifer Barrow | January 15, 2001 | 411 |
Liam and Renee discover that a baby is born with a CVI implant. | ||||||
| 78 | 12 | "The Summit" | Bruce Pittman | George Geiger | January 22, 2001 | 412 |
Liam is implanted with a neural surveillance device to track Da'an, who leaves earth on a mysterious final journey. Liam eventually joins Da'an on his quest: to attempt to merge with a Jaridian and restore both races to what they should have been. | ||||||
| 79 | 13 | "Dark Matter" | David Winning | Brad Falchuk | January 29, 2001 | 413 |
When the mother ship hits dark matter, the ship does not begin to heal itself. Zo'or is left in an unconscious state and Sandoval takes control. He decides it is time to liberate the Earth from the Taelons. Liam is told he must remove it with his long-dormant shaquarava by the last person he ever expected to see again: Ha'gel, his father. | ||||||
| 80 | 14 | "Keys to the Kingdom" | Andrew Potter | Robin Burger | February 5, 2001 | 414 |
The relic left by Ma'el is stolen from the mother ship. Zo'or threatens to destroy a major city if it isn't returned. Liam believes the final chapters contain information on synthesizing core energy. | ||||||
| 81 | 15 | "Street Chase" | Will Dixon | John Whelpley | February 12, 2001 | 415 |
Street learns a lesson in trust while on the run from Sandoval. Zo'or has discovered Street's darkest secret: she has the ability to think in multiple dimensions, and thus might hold the key to the Taelon's survival. | ||||||
| 82 | 16 | "Trapped by Time" | Martin Wood | George Geiger | February 19, 2001 | 416 |
The fate of the earth and the Taelons may be revealed when Liam and Renee learn of a facility where three astronauts from the future are being held. They try to learn from them what happens to the Taelons. Sandoval's wife is used as a pawn to gain important information from him. | ||||||
| 83 | 17 | "Atonement" | Brenton Spencer | John Whelpley | February 26, 2001 | 417 |
Sandoval goes to Renee to request a trial to testify to atrocities against humanity committed by the Taelons. A manhunt for Sandoval begins when he quits and leaves the mother ship. Liam and Renee are charged with safely transporting him from D.C. to Montreal via train. | ||||||
| 84 | 18 | "Blood Ties" | Martin Wood | Brad Falchuk | April 16, 2001 | 418 |
Strange assaults and several deaths may be related to a Doors/Taelon joint venture where Taelon core energy was used to heal people. It appears that the energy is being sucked back out of the patients. | ||||||
| 85 | 19 | "Hearts and Minds" | Andrew Potter | Story by : Brad Falchuk & Robin Burger Teleplay by : Robin Burger | April 23, 2001 | 419 |
Renee is torn between love and duty when her boyfriend is captured by the Taelons. In the process, she learns that there is much more to the Taelon Commonality than she thought... or more to the human heart. | ||||||
| 86 | 20 | "Epiphany" | Will Dixon | Story by : Mike Goldberg Teleplay by : Robin Burger | April 30, 2001 | 420 |
The Taelons decide to enter death stasis and hope for the best. A desperate Zo'or demands that Da'an share the thousand years' worth of core energy the latter acquired from his ill-fated merger so that the pair can guide humanity for another 500 years. Da'an, knowing his child does not have humanity's interest at heart, refuses. Meanwhile, Liam learns that he only has days to live. | ||||||
| 87 | 21 | "Dark Horizons" | Andrew Potter | Story by : Stephen Roloff Teleplay by : George Geiger | May 7, 2001 | 421 |
After a Jaridian energy beam turns several Taelon companion protectors into assassins, Zo'or demands that they be turned over to him in 24 hours – or he will open fire on Earth. Da'an, meanwhile, dispatches Liam to take the assailants alive; and Sandoval becomes a pawn of the Jaridians who are intent on destroying Earth. | ||||||
| 88 | 22 | "Point of No Return" | Michael Robison | John Whelpley & Robin Burger | May 15, 2001 | 422 |
The Taelons' fate – and possibly Liam's – is decided after Liam and Renee find Ma'el's regeneration chamber. The discovery of the secret location causes the surviving Taelons and Jaridians to seek the mechanism, which promises to restore their draining energy. Street, meanwhile, solves Ma'el's final which will allow the Taelons and the Jaridians to at last merge again and save both races. | ||||||
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 89 | 1 | "Unearthed" | Andrew Potter | John Whelpley | October 1, 2001 | 501 |
Renee and Street assemble mercenaries to find Liam. Unfortunately, they discover that the Atavus, the savage forerunners of the Taelons and Jaridians, have appeared, and they are intent on restoring their food source: humanity. Ra'Jel, the first – and now last – Taelon has also returned, and informs Renee that Final Conflict is upon humanity: it was Liam's task to lead humanity into it, and Renee's to bring them out. Meanwhile, the Atlantic National Alliance is eager to salvage technology from the mothership, but they must contend with its sole, vengeful occupant: Ronald Sandoval. Notes: the first appearance of Howlyn, Juda (series regulars), and Ra'Jel (recurring). | ||||||
| 90 | 2 | "Pariahs" | Will Dixon | George Geiger | October 8, 2001 | 502 |
Sandoval strikes a deal with the Atavus while Renee tries to convince Hubble Urick that the Atavus exist and need to be terminated. Street doesn't trust Hubble and thinks they should just lay low. | ||||||
| 91 | 3 | "The Seduction" | Andrew Potter | Stephen Roloff | October 15, 2001 | 503 |
Humans are brought aboard the mother ship for a joining with the Atavus to create hybrids. Renee tries to free Ra'jel. Hubble and Renee both become captives of Sandoval. Hubble is in a coma. | ||||||
| 92 | 4 | "Subterra" | Will Dixon | Mark Amato | October 22, 2001 | 504 |
Renee is still having trouble getting anyone to believe her about the Atavus. She meets a man who tells her that people who live underground are disappearing, due to the Atavus. They find a chamber used to make hybrids. | ||||||
| 93 | 5 | "Boone's Awakening" | David Winning | Paul Gertz | October 29, 2001 | 505 |
William Boone, the Taelon Protector who secretly led the human Resistance movement three years ago, is awoken from a state of suspended animation aboard the Mothership by Sandoval. He awakens to find that the Taelons and Jaridians have merged to become a new alien species posing an even greater threat to humanity and joins Renée's crusade against the Atavus. | ||||||
| 94 | 6 | "Termination" | David Winning | David Ransil | November 5, 2001 | 506 |
Renée breaks out a serial killer from prison, hoping she will be able to provide the information necessary to kill the deadly Atavus aliens, but the plan backfires. | ||||||
| 95 | 7 | "Guilty Conscience" | David Winning | Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin | November 12, 2001 | 507 |
A former Doors employee who has been turned into a hybrid tells Renee to stop a project just before he dies. The project seems to be an attempt to create Atavus hybrids faster. | ||||||
| 96 | 8 | "Boone's Assassin" | David Winning | Paul Gertz | November 19, 2001 | 508 |
Renee finds William Boone in the Himalayas and shows him the crystal found in "Entombed". She tells him that it can locate other Atavus hives on Earth. Boone rejoins Renee so that they may destroy the hives to prevent the Atavus on the Taelon mothership from reviving them. Sandoval revives Zo'or and turns him into a hybrid Taelon/Atavus using an Atavus corpse found under Antarctica. Zo'or's mission is to kill William Boone. Meanwhile, Sandoval attempts to recover the crystal from Boone and Renee. Note: this episode is set after the events of "Entombed". | ||||||
| 97 | 9 | "Entombed" | Brenton Spencer | Harold Apter | November 26, 2001 | 509 |
Renee and Street discover a pair of Atavus stasis chambers underneath Stonehenge. They take one to a research station in Antarctica where the Atavus inside, whose name is Gren, revives. After killing the station's scientist, the Atavus escapes with Street through the station's ID portal just before Sandoval arrives. When he realizes that the Atavus has gone and he cannot capture Renee, Sandoval destroys the station. Renee escapes and returns to the lair. She finds Street in the Flat Planet Cafe but Gren takes Street hostage and they travel back to Stonehenge to find the mapping crystal seen in "Boone's Assassin". Street recovers the crystal and Renee decapitates Gren before returning to the lair. Note: The events in this episode occur prior to "Boone's Assassin". | ||||||
| 98 | 10 | "Legacy" | David Winning | Stephen Roloff | January 14, 2002 | 510 |
An archaeologist uncovers an ancient tomb and portal where a female Atavus appears. Renee travels back through time in pursuit of a deadly female Atavus, who used an Atavus ID portal to escape her race's original doom and has been a menace throughout history. A monk follows Renee back to the present. | ||||||
| 99 | 11 | "Death Suite" | Andrew Potter | Meredith Muncy | January 21, 2002 | 511 |
After an incident where Renee fails to save a mother from an Atavus attack, she suffers PTSD and needs a break. Renee and Street check into a spa for some rest and relaxation but find themselves in a life and death struggle with the Atavus. | ||||||
| 100 | 12 | "Atavus High" | Brenton Spencer | Brad Falchuk | January 28, 2002 | 512 |
After he sets up a high school-based Atavus fan club, a disaffected teenager is used by the Atavus to recruit the world's youth into its army of hybrids. Renee tries to save his girlfriend and stop other teens from following him. | ||||||
| 101 | 13 | "Deep Sleep" | Brenton Spencer | Mark Amato | February 4, 2002 | 513 |
Renee is suspicious when a friend's wife and other patients become comatose supposedly from allergic reactions to anesthesia. She suspects Sandoval when she sees hybrids at the hospital. She needs an Atavus blood sample to find an antidote. Hubble awake. | ||||||
| 102 | 14 | "Art of War" | Brenton Spencer | Paul Gertz & John Whelpley | February 11, 2002 | 514 |
Tate is captured and Juda is injured in an attack on a military facility. Renee makes a deal with Tate to release him. He returns with Juda's body, which they study to learn why it did not regenerate. | ||||||
| 103 | 15 | "Grave Danger" | James Rait | David Ransil | February 18, 2002 | 515 |
Renee seeks the assistance of a former boyfriend Raleigh St. Claire, who is now an archaeologist as she attempts to follow a map she believes will get them to an Atavus stasis chamber. | ||||||
| 104 | 16 | "Deportation" | Kelly Makin | Mark Amato | February 25, 2002 | 516 |
A friend of Renee's is captured and taken to a government internment facility where hybrids are being detained. When she goes in to free him, she suspects he has an ulterior motive in being there. Renee has a change of heart and sympathy for her unwilling enemy. | ||||||
| 105 | 17 | "Honor and Duty" | Martin Wood | Paul Gertz & John Whelpley | April 8, 2002 | 517 |
Renee and boyfriend Lieutenant Michaels "do-the-right-thing" as they risk their own personal integrity in an attempt to secure plans to the one military weapon that can kill the Atavus. Howlyn finds Zo'or to see if she can control the mothership weapon. | ||||||
| 106 | 18 | "Bad Genes" | Bruce Pittman | John Whelpley | April 15, 2002 | 518 |
Renee's personal image of mankind's greatest enemy is forever changed when she becomes emotionally involved with a young Atavus child, Yulyn, who reveals he has a very human-like soul. Renee must now protect Yulyn, also a royal, from Howlyn's evil clutches. | ||||||
| 107 | 19 | "Subversion" | Martin Wood | David Ransil | April 22, 2002 | 519 |
Patrichio is broken out of jail, tried, and killed by a vigilante group called the "Preservationists" protesting the government's stance on the Atavus. Their next target is Renee. Renee is put on trial for opening an Atavus stasis chamber. She chooses Michaels as her lawyer for the vigilante trial. | ||||||
| 108 | 20 | "Street Wise" | Will Dixon | Paul Margolis | April 29, 2002 | 520 |
Street is drugged at the club and turned into a hybrid. Sandoval uses her to get information about a hybrid vaccine in development and raids the lab where it is being developed. Renee rushes to locate an antidote. | ||||||
| 109 | 21 | "The Journey" | David Winning | Story by : John Whelpley & Kathy Rudzik Teleplay by : John Whelpley | May 6, 2002 | 521 |
Renee and Captain Michaels take one of his men to the pharmaceutical plant manufacturing an Atavus Hybrid vaccine to receive the hybrid vaccination, but Michaels suspects something a little strange about the lead scientist Dr. Spangler. Ra'jel leads Renee on an enlightening trip down memory lane to prepare her for the final conflict. | ||||||
| 110 | 22 | "Final Conflict" | Andrew Potter | Story by : Paul Gertz & John Whelpley Teleplay by : Paul Gertz | May 13, 2002 | 522 |
Renee follows Ra'jel's command to go to the mother ship and Liam Kincaid reappears to help her allies in their ultimate battle. Howlyn closes in on the ship that brought the Atavus to Earth; the ship that just so happens to have the location of the Atavus homeworld and Howlyn's peoples in stasis. The captain of the Atavus ship kills Howlyn over the way Howlyn restarts the ship which causes it to go into an auto-destruct system. Ra'jel beams the stasis chamber to the mothership. In the end, Renee, Liam, Yulyn, and Ra'jel leave earth on the Taelon's mothership. | ||||||
NYPD Blue is an American police procedural television series set in New York City, exploring the struggles of the fictional 15th Precinct detective squad in Manhattan. Each episode typically intertwines several plots involving an ensemble cast. The show was created by Steven Bochco and David Milch, and was inspired by Milch's relationship with Bill Clark, a former member of the New York City Police Department who eventually became one of the show's producers. The series was originally broadcast by ABC from September 21, 1993‚ to March 1, 2005. It was ABC's longest-running primetime one-hour drama series until Grey's Anatomy surpassed it in 2016.
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Northern Exposure is an American comedy-drama television series about the eccentric residents of a fictional small town in Alaska, that ran on CBS from July 12, 1990, to July 26, 1995, with a total of 110 episodes. It received 57 award nominations during its six-season run and won 27, including the 1992 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, two additional Primetime Emmy Awards, four Creative Arts Emmy Awards, and two Golden Globes.
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Murdoch Mysteries is a Canadian television drama series that premiered on Citytv on January 20, 2008, and currently airs on CBC. The series is based on characters from the Detective Murdoch novels by Maureen Jennings and stars Yannick Bisson as William Murdoch, a police detective working in Toronto, Ontario in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The series was titled The Artful Detective on the Ovation cable TV network in the United States, until season twelve.
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