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Episode 1: Subject 117 (Sep/09/1998)
A fugitive must convince the people he encounters that the end of the world is approaching in the form of three waves of alien invasion.

Episode 2: Crazy Eddie (Sep/16/1998)
Cade enlists the help of a paranoid conspiracy theory writer to uncover the secrets of a small metal sphere.

Episode 3: Mata Hari (Sep/23/1998)
Cade Foster arrives at a university posing as a boy wonder in order to prevent a beautiful spy with telekenetic powers from destroying a planetary defence system.

Episode 4: Hypnotic (Sep/30/1998)
Cade investigates alien interference at an abduction therapy group in an attempt to determine if the patients were really abducted or if someone is trying to cover up the truth.

Episode 5: Elixir (Apr/16/1999)
Cade discovers an alien-generated elixir that temporarily reverses the aging process, with fatal results. He then tries to convince the aging populace that the elixir is deadly.

Episode 6: Speaking in Tongues (Oct/14/1998)
Cade's investigation of a charismatic preacher uncovers an alien with a surprising vulnerability.

Episode 7: Lungfish (Oct/21/1998)
After hearing of a fish that can breathe on land, Cade travels to the site and discovers that both fish and humans are part of an alien mutation experiment.

Episode 8: Book of Shadows (Oct/28/1998)
A high school girl on trial for the murder of three prominent citizens accepts Cade's help to reveal the secret of the mysterious " Book of Shadows" that will prove her innocence.

Episode 9: Joshua (Nov/04/1998)
While in Montana and being hunted down by the authorities. Cade is capured by Joshua, a Gua agent who recognizes him as Subject 117. Joshua is injured and reveals that his planet is dying, and begins contemplating what he has done in the past and ends up

Episode 10: Marker 262 (Nov/11/1998)
Cade " Hall" ventures to Ashgrove, Missouri to investigate the dissapearence of a man during a drag race on highway 714 around mile marker 262. He discovers that the area around 262 has an extremely high magnetic charge which has created an entrance to a "quantum pocket" created by the Gua. While pursued by the authorities, Cade accidently strays onto Highway 714 and through the 262 " gateway".

Episode 11: Motel California (Nov/18/1998)
Cade " Gilmour" discovers a man who is in a permanent hallucinogenic state after visiting a hotel in California. Cade discovers that the Gua is testing a program which puts it's victims into a semi-hallucinogenic state. Cade destroys the program and the Gua disappear.

Episode 12: Breeding Ground (Nov/25/1998)
Posing as a gym teacher, Cade " Ashby" investigates a boarding school in Chesire Massachusetts, in which one of it's students spontaneously caught on fire.

Episode 13: Blue Agave (Dec/02/1998)
Cade is on the trail of a group of aliens who are using a blue worm parasite to read the memories of unsuspecting victims before being replaced by alien clones.

Episode 14: Cul-De-Sac (Dec/09/1998)
Foster investigates an alien who is manipulating a community by having affairs with men who are then ordered to kill their families.

Episode 15: The Box (Dec/16/1998)
Cade Foster uncovers valuable information about the alien agenda when he is arrested while visiting his wife's grave.

Episode 16: Undesirables (Dec/23/1998)
Foster tries to save a physics professor doing research on wormholes, who is in a mutual-love relationship with an alien slated for assassination.

Episode 17: Second Wave (Dec/30/1998)
The alien invasion is here and Cade Foster, along with a group of neighbours from an up-scale community, huddle together in a basement bracing for the worst.

Episode 18: Blind Witness (Jan/06/1999)
The aliens have taken over a neglected hospital and are conducting secret experiments. Foster poses as a patient to find a blind ally who he believes can differentiate the aliens from humans.

Episode 19: Deluge (Jan/13/1999)
Foster arrives in a small town where it hasn't stopped raining for two years and he believes that the aliens are responsible for the climatic anomaly.

Episode 20: Melody (Jan/20/1999)
Foster poses as a record company executive to investigate a rock band whose music incites violence. Foster suspects that aliens are behind the destructive power of the group's music.

Episode 21: The Aftertime (Jun/23/1999)
The Assembly begin to discuss a military invasion of Earth. Most of the assembly agrees except one Gua agent, Joshua, who was asked to explain the reason for his rejection. He explains that the Gua are not ready for the invasion and that Subject 117, Cade Foster, is a threat to the invasion and to the Gua collective itself.

Episode 22: The Decision (Jun/30/1999)
A woman from the future, living through the horrors of the Second Wave, travels back in time in an attempt to change history and save Cade Foster from assassination.

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Episode 1: Target 117 (Sep/22/1999)
Lucas, the most accomplished warrior the Gua have ever produced, is sent to earth with the specific mission of testing every level of Cade Foster's warrior potential.

Episode 2: Deepthroat (Sep/29/1999)
Cade Foster collaborates with a political reporter to expose a U.S. Senator who is thwarting government funded space exploration.

Episode 3: The Apostles (Oct/06/1999)
Posing as a journalist, Cade Foster arrives in Crestlne, Wyoming to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a man the townspeople claim was murdered by a motorcycle gang known as " The Apostles."

Episode 4: Susperience (Oct/13/1999)
The mysterious death of Rachel Cates, a reputed psychic, brings Cade Foster to a quiet seaside town to investigate the surviving members of a psychic research project..

Episode 5: The Channel (Oct/20/1999)
A young woman, revived from a near death experience, becomes a " Channel" for Nostradamus and an ally for Cade Foster.

Episode 6: Red Flag (Oct/27/1999)
Foster poses as a candidate for " Red Flag," a prestigious military honour, in order to uncover an alien plot to infiltrate the Armed Forces.

Episode 7: Prayer for the White Man (Nov/03/1999)
Cade Foster visits a native amercian reservation where the Gua seem to be involved in establishing a casino

Episode 8: The Purge (Nov/10/1999)
Joshua is put in charge of an investigation into the attempted murder of a high-ranking Gua officer, who is trying to eliminate all human sympathisers

Episode 9: Lost Souls (Nov/17/1999)
When a woman is found alive, embedded in the walls of a tunnel, Foster poses as her grandson to determine if there is any alien involvement.

Episode 10: The Heist (Nov/24/1999)
Foster leads a group of theives through a maze of rooms that cause death by affecting human emotions

Episode 11: Ohio Players (Dec/01/1999)
Foster visits a high school to investigate the amazing results of the school's football team.

Episode 12: Night Falls (Dec/08/1999)
The Gua employ a collaborator to befriend Cade in an attempt to locate the Nostradamus book

Episode 13: Normal, Illinois (Dec/15/1999)
The strange deaths of a number of teenagers draws Foster to a small town in Illinois, where aliens appear to be modifying the inhabitants

Episode 14: All About Eddie (Dec/22/1999)
The Gua infiltrate a school reunion party in an attempt to catch Eddie

Episode 15: Playland (Dec/29/1999)
Foster investigates a teenage murderer and discovers an alternate dimension in which two gangs are fighting in a Gua test

Episode 16: The Harvest (Jan/05/2000)
Foster teams up with a romantic novelist to establish whether the aliens are invloved in the mysterious deaths of a number of women

Episode 17: Rubicon (Jan/12/2000)
After a narrow escape with a bomb, Foster wakes up to find himself in a government secret facility which is dedicated to hunting and eliminating the Gua

Episode 18: Gladiator (May/17/2000)
Enlisting aid from a former convict, Foster sets out to close down the Gua experiment which causes humans to fight to the death

Episode 19: The Trial of Joshua Bridges (May/24/2000)
Joshua is put on trial for crimes against the Gua and has to decide where his loyalties lie after Foster rescues him

Episode 20: Underworld (May/31/2000)
The Gua try to convince Foster that the second wave has started so that he will reveal the location of the Book of Nostradamus

Episode 21: Tomorrow (Jun/07/2000)
Foster infiltrates the Mob to uncover the Gua trying to take over

Episode 22: The Believers (Jun/14/2000)
Cade and Eddie take the staff of a telelvision studio hostage to go on national television.

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Episode 1: Mabus (Sep/13/2000)
Cade learns about a new Gua leader - The Mabus - who has been sent to Earth to propare the second wave. Somehow, he has to prevent the Mabus consciousness being transferred into a newly-improved husk body

Episode 2: Raven Nation (Sep/20/2000)
Foster hears about the existence of the " Raven Nation" a resistance group who believe he was killed by the Gua. When he meets their beautiful, charismatic leader, he does not approve of their methods, when Cain tracks them down

Episode 3: Comes a Horseman (Sep/27/2000)
While investigating a biological research facility, Foster is exposed to a leathal airborne virus and must risk his life in order to prevent the virus from spreading.

Episode 4: Gulag (Oct/04/2000)
Foster discovers Joshua locked away on a quantum pocket where he is forced to attemopt the same task over and over again - in punishment for helping Foster.

Episode 5: The Flight of Francis Jeffries (Oct/11/2000)
Foster investigates an alien experiment that will allow the Gua to transfer their consciousness without having to use husks

Episode 6: Still At Large (Oct/18/2000)
Foster travels to Chicago in the hope of discovering some hard evidence that he is innocent of his wife's murder

Episode 7: Asylum (Oct/25/2000)
Eddie checks into a mental asylum in the hope of rescuing a judge who is sharing the institution with other people who believe that the Earth is being overrun by aliens

Episode 8: Eyes of the Gua (Nov/01/2000)
A Gua assassin is sent out to kill what appear to be random victims. But with Joshua observing events, Foster is determined to find out the truth behind the incidents

Episode 9: Skywatchers (Nov/08/2000)
One of the Raven Nation operatives disappears near the small town of Hope. When Jordan and Foster investigate, they discover that the townspeople are hiding a terrible secret

Episode 10: The Plan (Nov/15/2000)
When Mabus dissolves the Gua Assembly, his military leaders are cioncerned that he is launching the second wave too early. They hatch a plan to assassinate him, with the help of Cade Foster.

Episode 11: Wednesday's Child (Nov/22/2000)
Foster and Jordan nearly get blown up by a Gua bomb, but at the last moment they are saved by a mysterious email sent to Eddie. They track the e-mail to a house in Portland, Oregon. Disguised as an Internet server technician, Foster discovers that e-mail was sent by Emily, a bright, ten-year-old girl, who is very sick. Jordan gains the girl's confidence by posing as a counselor from the child study program at Emily's school. Jordan soon discovers that Mabus has made a psychic connection with Emily and in doing so, knows that he will soon pull Jordan into his world in order to save the child.

Episode 12: Unearthed (Nov/29/2000)
Eddie and Jordan join an archaelogy dig which is looking for Thor's Hammer and they discover a Gua presence looking for the powerful weapon that claims Foster as its first victim

Episode 13: Shadowland (Dec/06/2000)
After Foster experiences a series of nightmares , he visits a hynotherapist firendly to the Raven Nation and is led back into a childhood he has forgotten, including a suppressed encounter with the Gua

Episode 14: Legacy (Dec/13/2000)
Jordan is ambushed by the Gua at the Radcliffe Foundation annual ball, where she learns the shocking truth about her late father's demise.

Episode 15: The Edge (Dec/20/2000)
Foster is sabotaged and injected with Gua DNA and as the process of transformation progresses, Jordan and Eddie face the antogonizing prospect of having to kill Foster in order to save the planet.

Episode 16: The Vessel (Dec/27/2000)
Foster must stop the aliens from destroying the worlds computer systems and Mabus from occupying human bodies including his new love's.

Episode 17: Requiem (Jan/03/2001)
Foster informs the Generals of the Raven Nation that Mabus is using Jordan Radcliffe's body as a host.

Episode 18: Checkmate (Jan/10/2001)
Victory seems very close for the Gua, as Mabus capotures Foster. Could an extraterrestrial revelation free Jordan and destroy Mabus?

Episode 19: Black Box (Jan/17/2001)
Foster and Eddie follow an Omega quatrain which leads them to a crash site. But Foster and Joshua square-off to recover an alien warhead equal in power to ten nuclear bombs.

Episode 20: Beneath The Black Sky (Jan/24/2001)
Foster encounters Xevallah, the mysterious stranger who rescued him from the Gua when he was a child. Xevellah teaches Foster the essential wisdom of forgiveness and prepares him for the final battle with the Gua.

Episode 21: Terminal City (Jan/31/2001)
Foster travels to the future to locate the "hammer," a Gua weapon that has the power to determine the fate of humankind. But there he discovers that the Resistance has crumbled and his counterpart has lost hope.

Episode 22: Twice Bless'd (Feb/07/2001)
Mabus attempts to control the minds of Foster, Eddie, Jordan and Joshua in order to fulfill the requirements necessary to initiate the Second Wave. Meanwhile, the four allies must try and escape from the asylum they have been assigned to

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Relic Hunter Premiered on Syndicated on September 20, 1999

About the Show:
THE HUNT IS ON! Join unorthodox History Professor Sydney Fox (Tia Carerre) and her eager but hapless teaching assistant Nigel Bailey (Christien Anholt) on the adventure of a lifetime. Aided by an unparalleled knowledge of ancient civilizations, Sydney and Nigel outwit the competition at every turn as they look for ancient artifacts to return to museums and/or the ancestors of the original owner while often battling rival hunters seeking out artifacts for the money.

Highly sought after for both her beauty and her skills as a Relic Hunter, Sydney has tracked down the crown of a Gypsy King, a Baseball glove of mythic power and an entire lost civilization. Racing against fortune hunters and even the odd Vampire, there's never a doubt about who's going to come out on top.

Relive the fun and excitement of Sydney and Nigel's journey through the ages, along with the humor and reluctant heroics of the ever-saucy, and somewhat air-headed secretary, Claudia (Lindy Booth).

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Tia Carrere	Sydney Fox
Christien Anholt	Nigel Bailey
Lindy Booth	Claudia
Tanja Reichert	Karen Petrusky

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Episode 1: Buddha's Bowl (Sep/20/1999)
Unorthodox archaeologist Sydney Fox and her British assistant Nigel Bailey are commissioned by villagers from Nepal to find Buddha's bowl for their shrine to Siddhartha, the original Buddha. But Sydney learns her rival Stewie Harper has been hired by banker Michael Chan to find the bowl so he can save his family's bank from financial ruin.

Episode 2: Smoking Gun (Sep/27/1999)
Sydney and Nigel are persuaded to locate Al Capone's diamond-encrusted gun by the grandson of a man framed for murder 70 years ago, which he hopes will clear his grandfather's name. Sydney uncovers Capone's fabled booby-trapped bunker while Nigel falls in love with Lori

Episode 3: The Headless Nun (Oct/04/1999)
Sydney crash lands at a convent in Nova Scotia, while returning from an expedition. The Sisters of Mercy ask for help in finding the remains of Sister Evangeline, whose body has been missing for over 400 years.

Episode 4: Flag Day (Oct/11/1999)
Sydney and Nigel see an old photo of the Pioneer's Bear Flag of California, believed to have been destroyed during the struggle to control the state in 1846.

Episode 5: Thank You Very Much (Oct/18/1999)
A musician appeals to Sydney to help him find his lost guitar given to him by Elvis Presley during his G.I Joe days.

Episode 6: Diamond In The Rough (Oct/25/1999)
Arrogant baseball star Frank Newhouse hires Sydney to find the magical glove of former baseball great Jimmy Jonesboro, stolen more than 50 years ago.

Episode 7: Transformation (Nov/01/1999)
A military officer persuades Sydney and Nigel to join him on an undercover mission to locate the Paracelsus scrolls, fabled to contain the formula to turn lead into gold.

Episode 8: Etched In Stone (Nov/08/1999)
Stewie Harper shows up at the university posing as a visiting professor. He's got a lead on the burial treasure of king Jan II (known as 'the Bold') but needs Sydney's expertise to find it.

Episode 9: The Book Of Love (Nov/15/1999)
Sydney and Nigel are persuaded by soccer player Roberto Giannini into launching a search for Casanova's Book of Love.

Episode 10: The Myth Of The Maze (Nov/22/1999)
Stavros dangles an ancient trinket in front of both Claudia and Sydney in Athens. He claims that the marble charm is the key to the fabled Minotaur's Maze.

Episode 11: Irish Crown Affair (Jan/31/2000)
Sydney's former classmate Molly fears the life of an online acquaintance is in danger and begs Sydney to help. Sean Bolger discovered an ancient scroll that could lead to the lost crown of the last King of Ireland.

Episode 12: The Emperor's Bride (Feb/07/2000)
Sydney and Nigel investigate a Chinese antiquity that washed ashore in Alaska, more than 3000 miles from its origin being lost over 3000 years.

Episode 13: Afterlife And Death (Feb/14/2000)
Sydney and Nigel go to Cairo to chase down the real tomb raider, when Sydney's old friend Bruce Farrow is framed for plundering the tomb of Thutmose III and pocketing the Pharaoh's diamond himself.

Episode 14: Nine Lives (Feb/21/2000)
Elizabeth Ruckeyser, the curator of New York's Crawford Institute, summons Sydney and Nigel to track down an ancient Egyptian relic, the sacred statue of the cat goddess Mafdet that Sydney found and returned once before.

Episode 15: Affaire de Coeur (Feb/28/2000)
Sydney and Nigel head to the Scottish Highlands searching the missing half of the twine-ing rings that belonged to lovers from the 15th century.

Episode 16: A Vanishing Art (Mar/06/2000)
Magician Rex Rolands seeks out Sydney's expertise to locate a jewel-encrusted staff that belonged to the Hungarian royal family.

Episode 17: A Good Year (Apr/17/2000)
The discovery of a hidden scroll sparks a mission to recover the lost crown jewels of France.

Episode 18: The Last Knight (Apr/24/2000)
Sydney and Nigel are off to Paris to authenticate both the find and the legend behind, after monks deliver a Knights Templar medallion to Dr. Jaebert, curator at the French Institute of Antiquities.

Episode 19: Love Letter (May/01/2000)
Sydney and Nigel's graduate student Nicole Chamfort is convinced that young lovers from her ancestral hometown in France, were secretly married on the eve of the French Revolution, moments before the happy groom was murdered by revolutionaries.

Episode 20: Possessed (May/08/2000)
Sydney and Nigel rush off to Brussels to search for Zeus' sacred sundial, at the request of Sydney's old friend, author Eric Dalt.

Episode 21: Nothing But The Truth (May/15/2000)
Sydney's former mentor, Professor Chandler, passes away before finishing recovering the Ruby Chalice of Truth, his life's work, a long-fabled relic imbued with truth-inducing powers.

Episode 22: Memories Of Montmartre (May/22/2000)
Sydney's grandmother Isabelle's trunk of things sparks a trip into the past for Sydney, who's been fascinated with Isabelle who once sang at Paris' Moulin Rouge.

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Episode 1: The Put Back (Sep/18/2000)
Sydney and Nigel go to Africa, after answering the call of fellow Relic Hunter Ross Crawford. They must return a treasure to its original place, instead of hunting down one.

Episode 2: Dagger Of Death (Sep/25/2000)
After he bludgeons his assistant beyond recognition, anthropologist Fredrick Terrace is convinced that the dagger of Kali, the Indian goddess of destruction, made him do it.

Episode 3: Last Of The Mochicas (Oct/02/2000)
After recovering a vessel believed to contain the Great Warrior Spirit of the Mochicas and hopping a flight to Lima, Sydney and Nigel assume their adventure is complete.

Episode 4: The Legend Of The Lost (Oct/09/2000)
Government agent Derek Lloyd, who tricked Sydney and Nigel into a mission once before, lures Sydney to New Guinea by kidnapping Nigel.

Episode 5: Fertile Ground (Oct/16/2000)
At a reunion, Sydney is surprised that her high school sweetheart Tony has more on his mind than before. He's on the trail of Hawaii's Idol of Lono, stolen by Captain Cook's men in 1779.

Episode 6: Gypsy Jigsaw (Oct/23/2000)
Sydney receives a mysterious package after her old friend, Garrett Burke, is killed in Bucharest, sent before his death. Burke was hunting an ancient gypsy treasure, the Crown of Roma.

Episode 7: Three Rivers To Cross (Oct/30/2000)
Randal Fox, Sydney's father and a hydrodam-building engineer, beckons his daughter to China so that he can keep his word to monks who refuse to abandon Three Rivers for the dam's opening, believing their long-lost statue, the Jade Empress, is hidden in the valley.

Episode 8: Roman Holiday (Nov/06/2000)
Sydney's colleague Professor Penrose has a lead on Caesar's breastplate, believed to render the wearer invincible, and heads for Rome to have an ancient text translated.

Episode 9: Cross Of Voodoo (Nov/13/2000)
Two graduate students on the trail of the Haitian Cross of Utu disappear in New Orleans and Sydney and Nigel go down on the bayou to find them.

Episode 10: Lost Contact (Nov/20/2000)
To rescue a relic-hunting team hired by billionaire entrepreneur Rod Thorson to locate an ancient sacrificial bowl, Sydney, Nigel and Thorson parachute into the Myanmar jungle.

Episode 11: The Real Thing (Jan/08/2001)
Sydney and Nigel discover relics of Egyptian Pharaoh Amun the Second, whose treasure-laden burial chamber was thought to have never been found, while serving as technical advisors on a movie.

Episode 12: M.I.A. (Jan/15/2001)
Sydney knows she's putting her life on the line, when she agrees to a sting operation orchestrated by Interpol agent Cate Hemphill. But before the sting begins, she's snatched by an unseen assailant, and it's up to Cate, Nigel and Claudia to pinpoint a suspect.

Episode 13: Out Of The Past (Jan/29/2001)
Sydney and Nigel laugh it off when Claudia claims to have known Cleopatra in a past life. They begin to listen when her claims reveal a secret compartment in the Egyptian queen's golden jewelry box.

Episode 14: Eyes Of Toklamanee (Feb/05/2001)
Sydney's graduate student Adam Grant unearths a lead on the never found but most famous of all Native American artifacts: the legendary Eyes of Toklamanee.

Episode 15: Run Sydney Run (Feb/12/2001)
Sydney, Nigel and their Army escorts are ambushed by rebel forces, while in Russia recovering an ancient blade, known as the Sword of Ateas, lost over 2000 years ago.

Episode 16: French Connection (Feb/19/2001)
Sydney and Nigel are thrown into an international intrigue, when one of Nostradamus' prophecies predicts that a Fox will stop a royal assassination.

Episode 17: Don't Go Into the Woods (Apr/16/2001)
Author and conspiracy theorist Vladimir Bugos contacts Sydney and Nigel to locate the Golden Falcon of Maribor, a relic last seen the night Crown Princess Natasha, its owner, disappeared about 400 years ago.

Episode 18: Midnight Flight (Apr/23/2001)
Sydney's old friend from the Louvre Museum begs to join the hunt for a ruby-encrusted scepter once wielded by Gunther the Brave.

Episode 19: The Executioner's Mask (Apr/30/2001)
Sydney and Nigel link the incident to French folklore, when an antique bronze mask disfigures a supermodel.

Episode 20: The Royal Ring (May/07/2001)
Nigel's older brother and a curator at the British Museum, Preston, uncovers a riddle by Henry VIII that may lead to the wedding ring of Anne Boleyn.

Episode 21: Set In Stone (May/14/2001)
Nigel makes contact with a Hungarian monk who could help him prove that St. Gabriel and his magical sword once existed. But, when Nigel and Sydney arrive at the remote monastery, the Abbot denies any knowledge of Nigel's contact.

Episode 22: Deadline (May/21/2001)
One of Sydney's friends has been blackmailed by a collector into finding the world's first Christian cross. It is believed to grant its possessor eternal salvation.

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Episode 1: Wages Of Sydney (Sep/17/2001)
Sydney and Nigel are hot on the trail of a Chinese ‘dragon's egg’ which is rumoured to contain an early nitro-glycerine style explosive.

Episode 2: Mr. Right (Sep/24/2001)
After recovering an artefact in Bali, Sydney meets an old friend, Gray, and decides to remain there on vacation while Nigel heads back to the States. Another old ‘friend’, intrepid CIA agent Derek Lloyd, is in Bali seeking a relic: a bowl that will reveal the user's true love.

Episode 3: Sydney At Ten (Oct/01/2001)
As a student, Sydney witnessed the fatal robbery of her professor, and now she must help a school friend to find her mentor’s killer and recover the Egyptian necklace that was stolen.

Episode 4: The Light Of Truth (Oct/08/2001)
Sydney must compete with rival archaeologist Frank Kafka for the Light of Truth Lamp, a lamp that reveals the true nature of anyone who holds it. Sydney and Kafka have a history though: Kafka blames Sydney for the loss of his left hand.

Episode 5: Treasure Island (Oct/15/2001)
The wife of a deceased criminal relic hunter approaches Sydney, and asks for her help recovering the real life treasure that Robert Louis Stevenson wrote about in ‘Treasure Island’.

Episode 6: Star Of Nadir (Oct/22/2001)
Sydney and Nigel travel to the Middle East to meet an old friend of Sydney's, who is now a queen, only to discover that she has died in a mysterious accident. The queen was looking for the Star of Nadir, which is a token of true leadership. Sydney and Nigel simultaneously pursue the Star and the queen’s killer.

Episode 7: Vampire's Kiss (Oct/29/2001)
Horror writer Lucas Blackmer asks Sydney for help in finding the Vampiric chalice, which is purported to help keep a vampire alive. Nigel, however, uncovers evidence to suggest that Blackmer is a vampire himself, and may be plotting a series of underhand schemes. When a vampire hunter named Kantor intervenes, Sydney and Nigel must choose whom to believe.

Episode 8: Devil Doll (Nov/05/2001)
Sydney and Nigel recover a ruby-eyed statue from an Aztec pyramid in Central America, only to be tied up and robbed by their tour guide, Carlos. Upon freeing themselves, the duo chases Carlos, only to find him dead and the statue gone.

Episode 9: Incognito (Nov/12/2001)
After recovering a 16th century lancet from a New Guinea cave, Sydney and Nigel go on the run from head-hunters, with Nigel accidentally cutting himself on the lancet as they flee. The lancet gives Nigel super strength, which comes in handy when, working undercover as part of an Interpol scam, he becomes involved with a notorious bounty hunter named ‘Anjou’.

Episode 10: All Choked Up (Nov/19/2001)
Sydney is grabbed by mysterious men who lock a necklace on her. The necklace in question has mind controlling powers and influences Sydney to take a leave of absence and travel to Greece. Nigel must break Sydney’s spell before she comes after him, with murder in mind.

Episode 11: Warlock Of Nu Theta Phi (Jan/14/2002)
A Wiccan ceremonial amulet is given to Meg, a student of Sydney’s. Meg recites the amulet’s attached incantation and falls into a coma. The amulet is then stolen. In order to restore Meg to full health, Sydney must re-locate the amulet and interrupt an illicit Wiccan spiritual ceremony.

Episode 12: Women Want To Know (Jan/21/2002)
While filming in Southeast Asia, the dissident locals start a rebellion forcing Sydney to take refuge in a nearby temple. But as they close in on her, Sydney must use her cunning to evade them while Nigel and Karen alert the government to quash the insurgence.

Episode 13: Fire In The Sky (Jan/28/2002)
After a businessman tells Sydney about a strange piece of metal found in Washington State, she goes to the dig site to get answers. Facing resistance from the FBI, she suspects that the metal may be the remains of an alien meeting with ancient tribe shamans.

Episode 14: Hunting With The Enemy (Feb/04/2002)
Sydney and Nigel are captured and taken to Fabrice De Viega, an old nemesis who wants their help in recovering an urn containing the ashes of Confucius. With De Viega holding Karen hostage, the duo begrudgingly leave for Cambodia to secure the relic.

Episode 15: Antianeirai (Feb/11/2002)
When a mentor of Sydney’s is killed and a staff piece stolen from him, she heads off with Nigel to Istanbul to investigate. Nigel is soon kidnapped by a gang of militant amazons searching for the Belt of Hippolyte and forced to do their bidding. Can Sydney save him before they succeed?

Episode 16: Under The Ice (Feb/18/2002)
Called to an Antarctic research base, Sydney and Nigel find the corpses of the research team scattered everywhere. Upon finding the sole survivor, the duo learn that the researchers were wiped out by a virus-infected mummy, which may have been released deliberately…

Episode 17: Arthur's Cross (Apr/15/2002)
Nigel and Sydney investigate the case of a man cudgelled to death with the Cross of Arthur. Suspicious of everyone affiliated with the deceased, Sydney unravels a series of cryptic clues to discover who’s responsible and to recover the valuable relic.

Episode 18: Faux Fox (Apr/22/2002)
While Nigel romances a beautiful young student, Sydney is clocked from behind by a thief who steals her wallet and crossbow. On a relic hunt in Madrid, Sydney arranges to meet a contact, but finds him dead… and killed with her crossbow. Framed for his murder, the duo must clear their name and find those responsible before the police catch up with them.

Episode 19: Pandora's Box (Apr/29/2002)
Sydney inherits the key to Pandora’s Box and begins the hunt for the infamous relic. Along with Nigel, she successfully sneaks into the palace containing the Box whilst disguised as harem dancers, but are soon confronted by men planning to misuse the box for their own gain.

Episode 20: The Warlord (May/06/2002)
In the midst of uncovering an ancient wall painting in Bekkastan, Sydney and Nigel discover a thief stealing their horses. While Sydney pursues the culprit, Nigel is left behind in the middle of nowhere and is soon charmed by a beautiful woman into helping her prove her right to lead her people.

Episode 21: Fountain Of Youth (May/13/2002)
A case of mistaken identity in Seville leads Sydney and Nigel to Lord Andrew’s manor. They are soon embroiled in a desperate search for a vial of water said to be from the legendary Fountain of Youth, but with rival relic hunter Sean James on the case, it won’t be a smooth ride.

Episode 22: So Shall It Be (May/20/2002)
Plagued by dreams of her dead arch nemesis Fabrice De Viega, Sydney must regain her senses as she searches for the ‘astronomicons’, the lost keys to the druid cult in Stonehenge. Aided by a young druid author who is not who he seems, Sydney and Nigel must unravel a mystery that will shock them to their very core.

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Six Degrees premiered on ABC on September 21, 2006

About the Show:
It's said that six people separate any one person from another. Considering the millions of people in the United States alone, it's an amazing thought that we're connected to anyone and everyone by a chain of six. Laura, a grieving single mother, begins the chain. Then to Whitney, the self-made success story who thinks her boyfriend is cheating. Move on to Steven, the artist/photographer who believes he's lost his 'eye.' Follow with Damien, who can't escape his criminal brother's shadow. Then to Mae, the girl with a dangerous past she's hiding from. And finally to Carlos, the good guy with a crush who doesn't know what he's in for. These six strangers are going about their normal lives but not realizing the impact they're having on each other – yet. It's a mysterious web of seeming coincidence and happenstance that draws these people closer to those who will change their lives forever. Even decisions made freely will seem part of a larger design begging the question if there is a greater force at work in our world, guiding us along and connecting our lives.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Bridget Moynahan	Whitney Crane
Campbell Scott	Steven Caseman
Dorian Missick	Damian Henry
Erika Christensen	Mae Anderson
Hope Davis	Laura Morgan
Jay Hernandez	Carlos Green

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Episode 1: Pilot (Sep/21/2006)
The lives of several strangers living in New York become intertwined.

Episode 2: What Are the Odds? (Sep/28/2006)
Carlos has his hands full with a case of attempted murder; Mae changes her mind about leaving New York; Laura starts her new job; Whitney worries about her wedding plans; Steven goes back to work; and Damian's lucky streak may be short-lived.

Episode 3: A New Light (Oct/05/2006)
A young co-worker challenges Caseman's ability to keep work and romance separate; Laura begins to question her late husband's integrity when she receives a mysterious video; Mae reconnects with Carlos to enlist his help in a search for someone from her past, and Carlos struggles to prove his client is innocent.

Episode 4: The Puncher (Oct/12/2006)
Laura frets telling what she knows about Roy to Whitney, who's busy planning her big day; Damian has a revelation when he and Regina go out with Carlos and Mae; and Steven's new life clashes with his old one.

Episode 5: Masquerade (Oct/19/2006)
Damian reveals to Carlos what he knows about Mae and her past, but in the meantime, she prepares to run away from the place she's called home. Laura supports Whitney through her transition by attending her big work party -- a masquerade called the Monster Ball. Caseman gets a chance to prove himself as a father to Max, but and unexpected situation leads to him failing

Episode 6: What You Wish For (Nov/02/2006)
Damian proposes to Regina but still won't be honest about his criminal past as they look to the future. Caseman finally gets a chance to spend quality time with his son, Max, but Whitney offers him the job of a lifetime, which forces him to reassess his priorities. Meanwhile, Laura receives a promotion with some big strings attached.

Episode 7: Slings and Arrows (Mar/23/2007)
Laura gets her first date since her husband died. It begins well, but when she and Andrew visit a gallery opening, Laura is shocked to discover a photo that Caseman took of her weeping on her front stoop as part of the exhibit. Meantime, Whitney is horrified to learn that her ex-fiancé, Roy, has acquired one of her clients, which forces her to work with the man who broke her heart, and Carlos learns Damian's secret about the shooting.

Episode 8: Get a Room (Mar/30/2007)
Steven and Anya's relationship becomes strained when an old friend from Anya's past returns. Carlos and Whitney both look for new places to live with Whitney connecting with Todd, a co-op apartment owner in the building where she finds her dream home and Carlos with Lisa, his estate agent.

Episode 9: Sedgewick's (Aug/13/2007)
Damian becomes attracted to his client Karen, who's mistress to Whitney's dad Henry. Whitney and Laura find themselves on opposing sides with the closing down of an old bar 'Sedgewick's'. Whitney meets her half-sister Lisa's new boyfriend Carlos at Sedgewick's with her father where Lisa tells them she's been fired again. Whitney offers to hire Lisa but begins to regret it when Lisa steals ideas off Melanie and uses them herself for a campaign. Elsewhere, Steven admit to his sponsor that he can't stand being alone since his recent break-up and turns to his ex-wife Christine for support.

Episode 10: Ray's Back (Aug/20/2007)
Whitney's former college friend, Ray Jones, turns up at her workplace naked and asks her to marry him reminding her of a pact they made that when they turned 35 and if neither were married they would marry each other. She later gets fired from Ralston's after a gossip columnist prints an article that she is about to set up her own company. Ray is now a very successful entrepreneur and he now also seeks out Steven to pay him back for a photograph of his wife that Steven asked him to sell years earlier. Stephen tells him he doesn't want his money but his picture back. He also makes contact with Laura telling her he knew her late husband in Kuwait and he wants to give her a dividend payment for money David invested with him. This makes Laura skeptical as there are no reminders of Ray with David's things.

Episode 11: Surstromming or a Slice (Aug/27/2007)
Mae moves a step closer to finding her mother Maggie who is a friend of Steven. Ray tries to manipulate Whitney but she gets her way. Ray also asks Laura to design his new building which must include a series of pictures taken by Steven - who is reluctant to do so. Ray also given Damien a series of tasks to do and along the way Damien gets Carlos an job interview with Ray's attorney's.

Episode 12: Objects in the Mirror (Sep/03/2007)
Ray appoints Damien as his special project manager for the new build but infuriates Whitney by bringing in a management consultant for the business. Mae continues to attend her mother Maggie's class unknown to Maggie but gets a chance to meet her at a book signing. Laura goes on a date with Will but her heart belongs to Steven and they eventually get together.

Episode 13: A Simple Twist of Fate (Sep/10/2007)
Laura is approached by Ted Weston from the Justice Department about her husband David's investigation of Ray. She goes to Ray who denies it who in turn gets his lawyers to find out what was in David's papers. Whitney and Steven grow closer which throws a spanner in the works in his relationship with Laura. Fraud charges against Mae's mother brings the press to Mae's door and she bolts and finds comfort again with Carlos. Meanwhile, Damien is having problems getting the building to code and Melanie is not helping things with her elaborate plans but it eventually gets to open and the party begins. During the party Ray gets served by the Securities and Exchange Commission for misappropriation of government funds and Lisa finds out she is pregnant.

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The Flash Premiered on CBS on September 20, 1990

About the Show:
The Flash is a live action series based on popular DC comic superhero. Police scientist Barry Allen accidentally was struck by lightning and bathed in chemicals he worked with. As a result, he now possesses the power of super-speed. Together with his friend Dr. Cristina McGee, he creates a costume, and he becomes the super-hero Flash. Despite its high popularity, the series ran only for one season, and most of the villains were modernized versions of Flash's classic villains like Captain Cold, Mirror Master, The Trickster...

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
John Wesley Shipp	Barry Allen/The Flash
Amanda Pays	Dr Christina McGee
Alex Desert	Julio Mendez
Biff Manard	Officer Michael Frances Murphy
Mike Genovese	Lt. Warren Garfield
Vito D'Ambrosio	Officer Bellows

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Episode 1: Pilot (Sep/20/1990)
A lab accident caused by a bolt of lightning gives police scientist Barry Allen the power of super-speed. He ask Dr.Tina McGee of STAR Labs for help, and is determined to get revenge on Pike, the leader of the motorcycle gang who killed his brother.

Episode 2: Out of Control (Sep/27/1990)
Barry investigates the cases of the homeless people kidnapped and then left dead and horribly deformed. Meanwhile, Tina's old friend and colleague arrives in town. Is there a connection?

Episode 3: Watching the Detectives (Oct/18/1990)
A corrupted D.A. hires a private investigator to discover Flash's identity.

Episode 4: Honor Among Thieves (Oct/25/1990)
Barry meets an old girlfriend while setting up security at a museum.

Episode 5: Double Vision (Nov/01/1990)
A mad scientist has somehow found the way to control the Flash to do his bidding. But Barry doesn't remember any of these things.

Episode 6: Sins of the Father (Nov/08/1990)
A man that Barry's father put in prison escapes and comes seeking for revenge and the loot he hid.

Episode 7: Child's Play (Nov/15/1990)
The Flash comes to the aid of an orphan who has incriminating information on a cult leader.

Episode 8: Shroud of Death (Nov/29/1990)
An assassin is on the loose in Central City and the Flash must find the only clue that can provide a lead to his location.

Episode 9: Ghost in the Machine (Dec/13/1990)
A villain from Central City's past, the Ghost, is brought out of electronic suspension and begins a new rampage using "advanced" 1990s technology. To stop him, the Flash turns to the Ghost's old nemesis, Nightshade.

Episode 10: Sight Unseen (Jan/10/1991)
The Flash must taken on an invisible opponent when an intruder breaks into STAR Labs.

Episode 11: Beat the Clock (Jan/31/1991)
Barry and Julio must beat the clock to prove a jazz musician innocent of murder before his execution at midnight.

Episode 12: The Trickster (Feb/07/1991)
The maniacal James Jesse takes on the villainous identity of the Trickster and goes after Barry's old girlfriend Megan.

Episode 13: Tina, Is That You? (Feb/14/1991)
Barry's dreams of Tina betraying him become true when she hooks him up to a mind scanner and his mental images of her are imposed onto her mind, turning her into a ganger.

Episode 14: Be My Baby (Feb/21/1991)
The Flash comes to the aid of a mother and her babies, who are on the run from her criminal husband.

Episode 15: Fast Forward (Feb/27/1991)
Nicholas Pike escapes jail and goes hunting for the Flash. However, the resulting missile explosion sends Barry ten years into the future where he discovers that Pike has become the "mayor" of Central City in Barry's absence.

Episode 16: Deadly Nightshade (Mar/30/1991)
The Nightshade must come out of retirement once more to help the Flash when an unknown vigilante takes on the aged hero's name... but brutally guns down criminals.

Episode 17: Captain Cold (Apr/06/1991)
A hitman who uses cryogenic weaponry is hired to take care of the Flash... permanently.

Episode 18: Twin Streaks (Apr/13/1991)
A scientist manages to clone the Flash, creating a childlike duplicate with all of Barry's powers... and none of his conscience.

Episode 19: Done With Mirrors (Apr/27/1991)
A new villain, the Mirror Master, arrives in town and conducts a series of thefts. The last theft, from Star Labs, gets Tina in town. Meanwhile, Barry meets a high school friend and Tina deals with her visiting mother.

Episode 20: Good Night, Central City (May/04/1991)
A criminal invents a device that can put people to sleep, and fakes his own death to put his scheme into motion.

Episode 21: Alpha (May/11/1991)
An experimental android seeks out Tina for help.

Episode 22: The Trial of the Trickster (May/18/1991)
The Trickster engineers an escape during his trial. When the Flash comes after him, the Trickster brainwashes him into becoming his partner in crime.

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Buck Rogers in the 25th Century premiered on NBC on September 20, 1979

About the Show:
20th century astronaut is caught in a freak accident in deep space, causing his craft Ranger 3 to be blown into a trajectory that returns him to earth almost 5 centuries later. Earth is recovering from nuclear war and is coming under hostile attack by the Draconian empire. The later series has based on a spaceship exploring the unknown reaches of space.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Gil Gerard	Capt. William "Buck" Rogers
Erin Gray	Col. Wilma Deering
Felix Silla	Twiki (30 episodes)
Mel Blanc	Twiki (27 episodes)
Tim O'Connor	Dr. Elias Huer
Eric Server	Dr. Theopolis

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Episode 1: Awakening (1) (Sep/20/1979)
In the year 1987, NASA launched space probe Ranger III, with astronaut William "Buck" Rogers, on a 5-month trip around the solar system. However, the craft runs into a meteor storm, which disrupts its life support system and sends it into a long elliptical orbit of the Earth. In the year 2491, Ranger III again approaches the Earth, and is intercepted by the alien flagship Draconia, which is on a peace mission to Earth. Aboard the Draconia, Buck is revived by Princess Ardala and her second-in- command, Kane, whose true plan is to attack and conquer Earth. Buck is sent to Earth with a hidden homing device, which is soon discovered by Earth's Defense Directorate. Buck is found guilty of treason and sentenced to death, however at the last minute a plan is devised to send Buck to infiltrate the Draconians in an effort to prove his innocence.

Episode 2: Awakening (2) (Sep/20/1979)
After Buck is branded as a traitor, he manages to convince the council to allow him the chance to clear his name. Buck returns to the Draconian flagship, and pretends to ally himself with Princess Ardala. The Princess is smitten by Buck and soon Buck manages to learn of Draconian plans to invade Earth. Buck realizes that he must find a way to stop the attack.

Episode 3: Planet of the Slave Girls (1) (Sep/27/1979)
Most of Earth's defense squadron becomes incapacitated after ingesting poisoned food discs. Buck travels to the planet of the food's origin, Vistula, with Wilma and flight instructor Duke Danton, an Wilma's old boyfriend. On the planet, they trace the plot to a man named Kaleel who has been selling slaves to the planet's governor. After Wilma is taken prisoner, Buck and Duke try to follow her in an effort to uncover the plot, however their ship is brought down by a " power leech".

Episode 4: Planet of the Slave Girls (2) (Sep/27/1979)
Buck and Danton recover from their crash, but now they are stranded in the desert. Meanwhile, Kaleel's secret attack fleet is getting ready to attack Earth. With so few fighter pilots, Earth's defense force is now outnumbered 10-to-1. Buck must rescue Wilma from Kaleel's mountain fortress and destroy the attack fleet before it can reach Earth.

Episode 5: Vegas in Space (Oct/04/1979)
Buck is sent to the gambling city Sinaloa with Directorate special agent Marla Landers to rescue a young woman who has been kidnapped by the city's ruler, Velosi. Velosi plans to extract some information from the woman's mind in order to destroy one of his competitors. The information involves plans for the Draconian Hatchet fighters, which have been plaguing Earth's defense forces.

Episode 6: The Plot to Kill a City (1) (Oct/11/1979)
After a Defense Directorate agent kills a member of a group of interstellar assassins, they plot to take their revenge on the city of New Chicago. Buck masquerades as an assassin and joins the group, but his attempt to thwart their plan is stopped when the leader of the group, Kellogg, discovers that Buck is an impostor.

Episode 7: The Plot to Kill a City (2) (Oct/18/1979)
Buck's disguise has been uncovered and he has been taken captive by the " Legion of Death". He must find a way to escape his captors and prevent Kellogg from detonating New Chicago's matter/antimatter energy plant, or everyone in the city will be killed.

Episode 8: Return of the Fighting 69th (Oct/25/1979)
Some time before Buck Roger's arrival, Col. Wilma Deering had set out to capture two interstellar gun runners. A fire in their spacecraft left them disfigured and they now set out to take their revenge on Wilma and Earth. Capturing a freighter with 20th Century chemical weapons, they plan to poison the planet's atmosphere. With the aid of retired members of the Earth Defense Directorate's 69th Squadron, Buck and Wilma attack the gun runners' base to destroy them and the chemical weapons.

Episode 9: Unchained Woman (Nov/01/1979)
Buck masquerades as a convict to break into a prison in an attempt to rescue Jen Burton, who took the blame for a murder her boyfriend, a shipping pirate, really committed. The Earth Defense Directorate believes that she can supply information to put the pirate in jail. Breaking out of the underground prison, Buck and the woman head for a nearby spaceport for return to Earth, but they are pursued by an indestructible android prison guard.

Episode 10: Planet of the Amazon Women (Nov/08/1979)
Kidnapped to the planet Zantia, Buck finds himself auctioned off to Ariela, the daughter of the planet's Prime Minister. Through her, Buck learns that the planet's male population is being held as prisoners of war of a people called the Ruathans. Buck agrees to help the women free their men in return for his own freedom.

Episode 11: Cosmic Wiz Kid (Nov/15/1979)
Hieronymous Fox, an 11-year-old child genius from the 20th Century is kidnapped for ransom by the sinister Roderick Zale. The boy is the President of the planet Genesia and his bodyguard fears that he will be killed because they cannot meet the ransom demand. Buck, Wilma, and the bodyguard then make separate attempts to rescue the boy.

Episode 12: Escape From Wedded Bliss (Nov/29/1979)
Princess Ardala returns to try to make Buck, who she considers the most genetically perfect male in the galaxy, her husband. With a powerful weapon poised in Earth orbit, she commands Earth's leaders to turn Buck Rogers over to her or else....

Episode 13: Cruise Ship to the Stars (Dec/27/1979)
Murder and romance await Buck, Wilma, Theo and Twiki aboard the cruise ship Lyran Queen. Buck befriends a shy young girl while investigating the attempted kidnapping of beauty queen Miss Cosmos by a woman with superpowers. To his surprise, Buck learns the true identity of the mystery woman as he seeks the location of Miss Cosmos before a deadly dissection laser kills her.

Episode 14: Space Vampire (Jan/03/1980)
No one believes that the Vorvon, who sneaks up on his victims and drains their living soul, is responsible for a series of deaths on Space Station Theta except Wilma -- his next intended victim.

Episode 15: Happy Birthday, Buck (Jan/10/1980)
It's Buck Roger's 534th birthday, and Wilma and Dr. Huer plan a surprise party to cheer up the homesick astronaut. Wilma arranges to get Buck "out of the way" by having him accompany Dr. Huer's assistant to New Detroit with the doctor's business schedule. Meanwhile, a man who is plotting revenge against Huer attempts to gain access to the schedule from the assistant so that he can ambush and kill Dr. Huer.

Episode 16: A Blast for Buck (Jan/17/1980)
To discover the secret behind a terrifying riddle presented to him, Buck subjects himself to a mind probe in an attempt to find out who is responsible for the mysterious objects being transported into the Defense Directorate's building.

Episode 17: Ardala Returns (Jan/24/1980)
Princess Ardala returns with another plan to snare the man from the 20th Century. This time, she captures Buck by luring him aboard a phoney 20th Century spaceship like his Ranger III. Once aboard the flagship Draconia, Kane creates four duplicate androids of Buck in an attempt to have them pilot the Draconian Hatchet fighters in an attack against Earth.

Episode 18: Twiki is Missing (Jan/31/1980)
Twiki is kidnapped by the evil ruler of a mining colony who, faced with an uprising of the mine workers, plans to make duplicates of the mechanoid to work the mines. While in the mines attempting to rescue Twiki, Buck discovers something that will help Earth destroy a 10-ton ice asteroid that is on a collision course with Earth.

Episode 19: Olympiad (Feb/07/1980)
Buck is invited to be the special guest of the 2492 Olympics. Shortly after arriving on the planet where they are being held, he is drawn into a game of political intrigue as an athlete from the planet Lozira attempts to defect to Earth.

Episode 20: A Dream of Jennifer (Feb/14/1980)
Buck is haunted by the appearance of a young woman who bears a striking resemblance to Jennifer, a woman who Buck left behind when he was propelled into the 25th Century. He follows her and soon discovers that she was made to look like Jennifer in order to lure Buck into a trap set by an alien who wants Buck to stop a space freighter from delivering weapons to a planet his people hope to conquer.

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Episode 21: Space Rockers (Feb/21/1980)
The evil Lars Mangros plans to broadcast a subliminal signal during the next performance of the rock group Andromeda that will cause the youth of the galaxy to riot. Buck infiltrates Musicworld, where the broadcast will originate, in an attempt to stop the madman from destroying the galaxy's cities.

Episode 22: Buck's Duel to the Death (Mar/20/1980)
Buck attempts to free a peaceful planet from the powerful grip of an evil warlord known as the Traybor. He leads a band of men into Traybor's fortress in the hope of freeing the women the alien has kidnapped, but Traybor has a few special powers that may end Buck's career at any moment.

Episode 23: Flight of the War Witch (1) (Mar/27/1980)
A mysterious sphere lands in the desert near New Chicago. When Buck investigates, the globe releases a smaller sphere. Inside the small sphere Doctor Huer discovers contains instructions how to travel to another universe. Buck journeys through a space warp, where he discovers that the peaceful planet Pendar is being threatened by the sinister war witch Zarina. Meanwhile, curious about Buck's whereabouts, Princess Ardala has her spies steal information leading to Buck's mission

Episode 24: Flight of the War Witch (2) (Mar/27/1980)
As Princess Ardala holds Doctor Huer and Wilma captive on her ship the Draconia, the Pendaran Council ask both Buck and Ardala for help in defeating Zarina. Soon a temporary truce is made and Buck prepares to lead a combined fleet of Earth Starfighters and Draconian Marauders in an attack on the battle-cruiser of the War Witch.

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Episode 1: Time of the Hawk (1) (Jan/15/1981)
Buck, Wilma, and Twiki set off into deep space aboard the Searcher, a starship on a mission to find the lost tribes of Earth -- humans who fled to the stars after a nuclear holocaust that all but destroyed the planet. The Searcher encounters a severely-damaged spacecraft with one survivor, who tells them of a savage attack by a bird-man named Hawk. Searcher sets course for the planet where it is believed Hawk lives, and Buck soon becomes involved in a desperate battle of wits and piloting skills with Hawk. However, Hawk's mate, who was a passenger in Buck's ship, is wounded in the battle.

Episode 2: Time of the Hawk (2) (Jan/15/1981)
Buck and Hawk crash land in the jungle and have to form a shaky alliance in order to save Hawk's mate, Koori. Can Buck convince Hawk that not all humans are evil, or will the bird-man continue to slaughter every human he encounters in his bloody quest for vengeance?

Episode 3: Journey to Oasis (1) (Jan/22/1981)
Hawk's first mission among the humans is to join Buck, Wilma, and Dr. Goodfellow in escorting Ambassador Duvoe to a peace conference that could avert a terrible galactic war. Crisis strikes as their shuttle passes through an electric storm and crashes in the desert. With contact with Searcher impossible, the party must travel by foot to Oasis, encountering savage mutants and a mischievous gnome named Odee-X.

Episode 4: Journey to Oasis (2) (Jan/22/1981)
Continuing to travel by foot to Oasis, the party encounters dangerous mutants, however the biggest danger lies ahead as they must journey into the "Cave of the Winds" and face Ezer Hardin, a mysterious being that is otherwise known as the "Sword of Death". Meanwhile, since Admiral Zeit is convinced that the missing Ambassador Duvoe has been kidnapped, he prepares attack the Searcher in retaliation.

Episode 5: The Guardians (Jan/29/1981)
Buck finds himself entrusted with a bizarre glowing green box when he and Hawk find an old man near death on a remote planet. Back on the Searcher, the box creates a series of bizarre images in the minds of the crew members. In reality, the box has taken control of the Searcher and sent it at fantastic speeds toward an unknown destination.

Episode 6: Mark of the Saurian (Feb/05/1981)
The Saurians plot to destroy the Searcher and start a galactic war by infiltrating the starship and a space station in human disguise. Only Buck, who has contracted a strange virus, is able to see the true form of the Saurians, but no one believes him. When the Saurians realize that Buck is a threat to them, he becomes the target of their assassination attempts.

Episode 7: The Golden Man (Feb/19/1981)
The Searcher rescues a gold-skinned boy from an escape capsule in an asteroid field. When the ship collides with one of the asteroids, the boy displays his powers of molecular alteration by rescuing Admiral Asimov from beneath a fallen girder. The boy assures the crew of the Searcher that, with the help of his companion, who is on a nearby planet, he can dislodge the ship from the asteroid. But when Buck and Hawk go to the planet to get the companion, they find that he is being held captive by a man who wants to use the boy's powers for his own greedy purposes.

Episode 8: The Crystals (Mar/05/1981)
Buck, Wilma, and Hawk are confronted with a bizarre riddle on an alien planet they are exploring for crystals to power the Searcher. Part of the riddle is the connection between a young woman and an eerie, mummy-like creature they encounter on the planet. Meanwhile, on the Searcher, the robot Crichton believes he has discovered the link -- one that is crucial to the success of their mission.

Episode 9: The Satyr (Mar/12/1981)
Buck and Twiki come across the survivors of a failed colony, a young widow and her son. The woman tells Buck that the other colonists all fled the planet as the result of a plague. Buck is confused by the woman's refusal to leave the planet despite being repeatedly being menaced by a goat-man named Pangor; but he soon discovers the truth about the plague when he contracts it and begins to turn into a goat-man himself.

Episode 10: Shgoratchx! (Mar/19/1981)
Buck is ordered to explore a derelict spaceship that the Searcher encounters, and finds it filled with solar bombs and crewed by seven little men. They are escorted back to the Searcher and Admiral Asimov takes their ship in tow to a place where the bombs can be safely detonated. Assuming the little men can cause no real harm, Buck places them in the care of Wilma; but the little men have never seen a woman before and are intent on finding out what all of the " funny little bumps" are.

Episode 11: The Hand of Goral (Mar/26/1981)
Buck, Wilma, and Hawk explore a strange planet and come across the wreckage of a spacecraft and its lone survivor. He is taken back to the Searcher by Wilma, while Buck and Hawk continue to explore. After some unexplained happenings on the planet, they return to the Searcher, where they find that everyone has undergone personality changes -- becoming the opposite of their real selves. Buck soon learns that he can not even trust Wilma and Hawk to help him solve the mystery of what has happened.

Episode 12: Testimony of a Traitor (Apr/09/1981)
An ancient videotape is discovered that proves that Buck was involved in the nuclear holocaust that nearly destroyed the Earth hundreds of years before. Commissioner Bergstrom convenes a war crimes trial aboard the Searcher and, if Buck is found guilty, faces a death sentence. In a desperate attempt to clear himself, Buck agrees to another mind probe, but his memories seem to confirm the charges.

Episode 13: The Dorian Secret (Apr/16/1981)
Buck and Hawk are sent to a space station to pick up the survivors of a planetary disaster and transport them to a new home. Before departing, Buck rescues a young woman from a group of Dorian thugs. Later, while enroute to the planet, the Searcher is attacked by a Dorian craft, which demands that the woman be returned for the murder of a warlord's son. As the Dorians persist and subject the Searcher and its passengers to a severe pounding, the refugees begin to rebel, insisting that the woman be turned over. Eventually, Buck discovers that truth about the woman and the startling reason why the Dorians always wear what at first appear to be merely ceremonial face masks.

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Masters of Science Fiction Premiered on Science Channel on August 04, 2007

About the Show:
A series adapting science-fiction stories by well-known authors into 60 minute episodes, introduced by renowned physicist Stephen Hawking. Stories filmed included those of science fiction authors Robert Heinlein & Robert Sheckley, historical novelist Howard Fast and mystery novelist Walter Mosley.

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Actor’s name	Character’s name
Stephen Hawking	Himself
Jason Diablo	Jerry

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Episode 1: A Clean Escape (Aug/04/2007)
In John Kessel's short story about a post-apocalyptic near future, a psychiatrist (Davis) is trying to help a patient (Waterston) recover from a memory lapse.

Episode 2: The Awakening (Aug/11/2007)
Major Albert Skynner is brought out of retirement when an alien creature arrives on Earth. The creature communicates through humans who appear to be in a hypnotic spell. The messages it gives is one of peace, using quotes from all of the major religions of the world. When these creatures start appearing by the dozens, all of the major powers in the world are told to disarm, but the US President is reluctant to do so. Is this a genuine message of peace or is it just trickery and a prelude to invasion?

Episode 3: Jerry Was a Man (Aug/18/2007)
A wealthy couple come into possession of an anthropoid named Jerry. Based on a story by Robert Heinlein.

Episode 4: The Discarded (Aug/25/2007)
Based on a short story by seven-time Hugo Award winner, three-time Nebula Award winner and Science Fiction Grand Master Laureate Harlan Ellison (" A Boy and His Dog," " Star Trek"). Story of despised minorities forever adrift in the darkness of outer space. As a last resort born out of their loneliness and despair they are forced to make an ominous pact with those responsible for their plight, in the hope that they will finally be offered refuge at home on Earth.

Episode 5: Little Brother (Dec/02/2007)
In the future, courtrooms exist without human judges or juries, and automated justice is the law of the land.

Episode 6: Watchbird (Dec/09/2007)
Set in a world where droids prevent killings before they happen. Based on a story by Robert Sheckley.

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codebreaker

I was thinking about doing both for Master of Horror but as there is a changing cast every episode I could add the cast to the episode guide instead like this sample below done

Season 1

Episode 1: Incident On and Off a Mountain Road (Oct/28/2005)
Based on Joe Lansdale's short story of the same title, this episode pits Ellen, a seemingly defenseless young woman, against Moonface, a deformed and demented serial killer.

As the story cuts back and forth in time, we slowly discover that our heroine is not as helpless, nor as innocent as she initially seems. Trained by her abusive husband Bruce to be a survivalist, instructed to use any and every available object as a weapon in a time of need, Ellen gets to test the real life application of these lessons.

Ultimately, chained to the floor of Moonface's horrific cabin with a most unsavory roommate, she races against the clock to free herself before she meets a grisly fate. This gritty episode pits a strong female protagonist against evil incarnate.

Guest Stars: Heather Feeney as Young Woman | John DeSantis as Moonface | Angus Scrimm as Buddy | Ethan Embry as Bruce | Bree Turner as Ellen

Episode 2: Dreams in the Witch House (Nov/04/2005)
In this tale based on the short story by horror master H.P. Lovecraft, Stuart Gordon will once again confirm his place as the premiere director of Lovecraft's tales of terror.

Walter Gilman, a college student studying interdimensional string theory, rents a garret in a run-down building in the old New England town of Arkham. Haunted by terrifying nightmares that involve a witch, a supernatural rodent and perhaps Satan himself, Walter starts to lose his grip on reality.

He begins to believe his string theory studies have uncovered a portal into a parallel universe rife with diabolical forces gathering to sacrifice his neighbor's infant. As Walter struggles to prevent this atrocity, it becomes less clear if he will save the child or become its unwitting murderer himself.

Guest Stars: Campbell Lane as Mazurowitz | Chelah Horsdal as Frances Elwood | Jay Brazeau as Mr. Dombrowski - Manager | Terry Howson as Attendant | Susan Bain as Psychologist | Donna White (1) as Librarian | David Nykl as CSI | Anthony Harrison as Detective

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