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Cleopatra 2525 Aired From January 17, 2000 – March 5, 2001

About the Show:
An exotic dancer, cryogenically frozen in the year 2001, is accidentaly thawed out in 2525 by two female warriors who are fighting against evil robots which have taken over the world. The three join forces and try to escape the underground caverns to which humanity has been banished, meeting up with all sorts of strange creatures along the way.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Gina Torres	Helen Carter
Victoria Pratt	Rose 'Sarge'
Jennifer Sky	Cleopatra 'Cleo'

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Episode 1: Quest for Firepower (Jan/22/2000)
Cleopatra learns four quick lessons after awakening in the twenty-sixth century; don't trust a robot with a gun bigger than yours, screaming doesn't help, robot's are turned on by a switch not a flirt, and don't ask anyone to pinch you...unless you like that sort of thing.

Episode 2: Creegan (Jan/29/2000)
Sarge tries out a new battle bikini. Cleopatra meets Creegan. And it started out as such a nice day. But at least he helps Cleo practice her screaming.

Episode 3: Flying Lessons (Feb/05/2000)
Cleopatra finally finds a pole dancing venue. What better way to raise the stakes.

Episode 4: Mind Games (Feb/07/2000)
Hal hears voices but not The Voice. Sarge hears voices and obeys them. Cleopatra learns the voice in your head may not be your own and listens to her own voice.

Episode 5: Home (Feb/19/2000)
Sarge's origins and her relation with the surface are revealed when a mission leads Hel, Cleo and herself to a Dwork village, a group of worshipers of the Baileys.

Episode 6: Rescue (Feb/26/2000)
Hal and Sarge do the old IRS trick; infiltrate, rescue, sabotage.

Episode 7: Run Cleo Run (Mar/01/2000)
It's time to discover if Cleopatra is ready to go in a mission on her own or not. She'll be able to try out her skills several times before she's into the real, dangerous situations.

Episode 8: Choices (Mar/11/2000)
The Foxy Freedom Fighters hunt a virtual human in virtual reality in the virtual future.

Episode 9: Perceptions (Apr/15/2000)
Creegan's back, and he managed to find a disguise to cover that enormous head of his. Alas, Hal's plan can't save us from an inane speech from his hyper-inflated ego.

Episode 10: Trial and Error (Apr/22/2000)
Raina's such a popular gal. First the Betrayers take out Raina. Then Hal and Sarge take out Raina. Then the Baileys take out Raina. But get ready for a bang when Cleopatra takes out Raina.

Episode 11: Double (Apr/24/2000)
Which Cleopatra is the real one? No one wants to know more than Cleopatra; both of them.

Episode 12: Last Stand (May/06/2000)
The team goes to help Jake Lawson, Sarge's idol and former enemy, who is preventing bad guys from getting a big amount of plutonium.

Episode 13: Hel and Highwater: Part 1 (May/13/2000)
The teams finds an underwater city which has been hidden from the Bailies and the Underworld for centuries.

Episode 14: Hel and Highwater: Part 2 (May/20/2000)
Still in the underwater city, the team unveils a plan which jeopardizes life in the underground.

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Episode 1: The Watch (Oct/07/2000)
Cleopatra plays seductress to infiltrate a war lord's lair in a classic evil plot; kill my nemesis and I'll give the antidote for your sister poison.

Episode 2: Baby Boom (Oct/14/2000)
The gorgeous gals glow in a tanning salon and not much else and so do their buff virtual beaus. But their UV exposure is interrupted by a bouncing baby boy Bailey bomb booby trap.

Episode 3: Brain Drain (Oct/21/2000)
Brain parasite. Cleo, of course, is immune. Her mind is already on a trip to another fairyland thanks to happy gas leak. But it's found a home in somebody.

Episode 4: Mauser's Day Out (Nov/04/2000)
Sarge raids Cleo's closet for a seductive little number to grab Mauser's attention. But Mauser is sweet and nurturing and worst of all innocent. So Sarge reprograms him to be the bad boy every girl thinks she wants. And he's really, really bad.

Episode 5: Reality Check (Nov/11/2000)
Cleopatra gets trapped in a virtual reality which simulates how her life would have been if she hadn't been cryogenized after the surgery, and Mauser brings Hel and Sarge to that reality in order to rescue her.

Episode 6: Pod Whisperer (Nov/18/2000)
Hel has been captured by the Bailey's. Cleo to the rescue?

Episode 7: Out of Body (Nov/25/2000)
Raina vaporizes Cleo into the vacuous blonde she was born to be which makes Raina strangely susceptible to Cleo's screams and other taunts.

Episode 8: Juggernaut Down (Dec/02/2000)
Hel's hot in her new hair style. And the luscious ladies learn; never tease a Bailey. Now the Bailey's in a rage so Cleo becomes a Bailey driver to take it down a notch.

Episode 9: Truth Be Told (Feb/03/2001)
Fed up with Voice's secrets, half-truths and deceptions Hel bails on Voice and her chickmates to track down her father. Since he's dead her father's sort of hard to find. But Kreepy Kreegan agrees to help if Hel doesn't blow his head off since that's too big a target to miss. And at least Hel knows she can mistrust Kregan.

Episode 10: In Your Boots (Feb/05/2001)
Kreegan is finally sentenced and condemned to demolecularization. That's inconvenient for Hel because Kregan pulled the old body switch on her including his gaudy makeup.

Episode 11: The Soldier Who Fell from Grace (Feb/12/2001)
While Cleo and Sarge break in a new boss, Sarge takes a vacation or maybe an early retirement that seems more and more like a Voice mission. Cleo promptly takes to the comfort an affectionate pet Mauser gives her.

Episode 12: No Thanks for the Memories (Feb/24/2001)
It seems Marla's idea of a progressive government has her as absolute dictator including judge, jury and executioner in rapid succession. Inconvenient for Sarge since she just assassinated Marla's favorite informant.

Episode 13: Noir or Never (Mar/04/2001)
The dangerous Underground Bureau of Health is looking for Cleopatra because of the dormant illnesses her body may carry from the 21st century. Meanwhile, Voice has lost contact with Marcus so she asks Hel's team to investigate his disappearance.

Episode 14: The Voice (Mar/05/2001)
At the height of his megalomania Creegan is about to achieve his life long ambition, emphasis on "long", but only after his death. But first he and voice have to say their electrifying good byes.

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