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|"Our Lady Of The Machine" |
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|width="33%"|[[august 17]],[[1998]] |
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|"Research Alpha" |
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|width="33%"|[[august 24]],[[1998]] |
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|Title=Our Lady Of The Machine |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[August 17]], [[1998]] |
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|"The Winner" |
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|Aux1=[[Clark Johnson]] |
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|width="33%"|[[august 31]],[[1998]] |
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|Aux2=[[Alan Dean Foster]], [[Miguel Tejda-Flores]] |
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|ShortSummary=A fully 3D hologram of the Holy Madonna is being used by someone to extort money from the citizens of Betaville. Luckily Detective Angel Cardenas is on the case. His intuition comes in handy at what looks like an easy case, but in reality he will soon discover that the hologram is not a hologram at all and the Holy Madonna may be real. |
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|"News from D Street" |
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|width="33%"|[[september 7]],[[1998]] |
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* [[Steven Bauer]] - as Detective Angel Cardenas |
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|"The Girl Who Was Plugged In" |
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* [[Conan Graham]] - as Guard |
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|width="33%"|[[september 14]],[[1998]] |
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* [[Suzy Joachim]] - as Virgin Mary holograph |
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* [[Brandy Ledford]] - as Sergeant Darcy |
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|"The Extra" |
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|width="33%"|[[september 21]],[[1998]] |
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|EpisodeNumber=02 |
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|"Alien Jane" |
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|Title=Research Alpha |
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|width="33%"|[[september 28]],[[1998]] |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[24 August]],[[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Charles Wilkinson]] |
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|"Hemeac" |
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|Aux2=[[James H. Shmitz]], [[A.E. Van Vogt]], [[Jeremy Lipp]] |
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|width="33%"|[[october 5]],[[1998]] |
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|ShortSummary=At a secure facility for genetic research the scientists are getting bored with the simple and unexciting new genetic therapies they have come up with. That is when one of the scientists decides to test his human evolution acceleration therapy on himself. This of course is going to be fraught with undesirable consequences. |
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|"All Our Sins Forgotten" |
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|width="33%"|[[october 12]],[[1998]] |
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* [[Roma Maffia]] |
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* [[Robert Wisden]] |
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|"Acute Triangle" |
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|width="33%"|[[october 19]],[[1998]] |
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|"Options" |
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|EpisodeNumber=03 |
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|width="33%"|[[october 28]],[[1998]] |
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|Title=The Winner |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[31 August]],[[1998]] |
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|"Blue Champagne" |
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|Aux1=[[Charles Wilkinson]] |
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|width="33%"|[[november 2]],[[1998]] |
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|Aux2=[[Donald E. Westlake]], [[George Melrod]] |
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|ShortSummary=The maximum security prison of the future has arrived. The nice thing is that the prison needs no bars. Pain inducing implants can control the prisoner's will thus locking the prisons inside their minds any time they try to leave the electronic perimeter. But like all prisons there is always one inmate that has a plan to get out. |
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|"Into The Shop" |
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|width="33%"|[[november 9]],[[1998]] |
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* [[Leanne Adachi]] - as Waitress |
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* [[Colin Banner]] - as Inmate |
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* [[Jennifer Clement]] - as Inspector Sarah Klein |
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* [[Deryl Hayes]] - as Doctor |
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* [[Terry Howson]] - as Big Man |
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* [[Ice-T]] - as Revell |
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* [[Shaun Johnston]] |
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* [[Blu Mankuma]] - as Franklin |
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* [[Stephen E. Miller]] - as Warden |
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* [[Ian Tracey]] - as Cole |
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|EpisodeNumber=04 |
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|Title=News from D Street |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[7 September]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Guy Magar]] |
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|Aux2=[[Andrew Weiner]], [[Miguel Tejda-Flores]] |
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|ShortSummary=Another detective story set in Betaville, however this time the P.I. must find a missing person. It soon becomes apparent to him that he and the citizen he is looking for are living in an alternate reality. A simulated reality of advanced cybernetic design |
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* [[A Martinez]] - as Rasheed Kay |
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* [[Claudette Mink]] |
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* [[Ron Sauvé]] |
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|EpisodeNumber=05 |
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|Title=The Girl Who Was Plugged In |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[14 September]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Jorge Montesi]] |
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|Aux2=[[James Tiptree Jr.]], [[Jeremy Lipp]] |
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|ShortSummary=A suicidal girl has come to realize that her existence is worthless because of her lack of beauty. She is given a second chance when her brain is used as an advanced remote control for an artificially grown beautiful young bio organic robot who will become a media sensation. The only question is can she now handle all the freedom she has never known? |
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* [[Brennan Elliott]] |
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* [[Harmoni Everett]] - as Crease |
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* [[Samantha Ferris]] - as Woman Executive |
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* [[Adam Harrington]] - as Davey |
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* [[Megan Leitch]] - as P. Burke |
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* [[Hrothgar Mathews]] - as Joe |
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* [[Gerard Plunkett]] - as Carbondale |
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* [[Tobias Raineri]] - as Soap Star |
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* [[Peter Stebbings]] - as Paul |
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* [[John Tench]] - as Director |
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* [[Ingrid Tesch]] - as Psychomed Nurse |
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* [[Nicholle Tom]] - as Delphi B. |
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|EpisodeNumber=06 |
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|Title=The Extra |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[21 September]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Rod Pridy]] |
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|Aux2=[[Greg Egan]], [[William Harrison]] |
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|ShortSummary=A wealthy old man has himself cloned so that he can transplant his brain into younger versions of himself. This would insure him perpetual youth and perhaps eternal life. His life gets an unexpected turn when the target clone begins to realize who he is and what he was created for. |
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* [[Dean Barrett]] - as Reporter #1 |
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* [[Stacee Copeland]] - as Guest |
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* [[Garry Davey]] - as Dr. Caver |
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* [[Mark Holden]] - as Clerk |
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* [[Alison Matthews]] - as Agent |
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* [[Eileen Pedde]] - as Reporter #2 |
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* [[Justine Priestley]] - as Sarah Dale |
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* [[Tanya Reid]] - as Reporter #3 |
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* [[Rodney Rowland]] - as Daniel Grey/ C7 |
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* [[Peter Williams]] - as Dr. Ben Polaris |
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* [[Gerald Wong]] - as Bodyguard |
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|EpisodeNumber=07 |
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|Title=Alian Jane |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[28 September]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Jorge Montesi]] |
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|Aux2=[[Kelley Eskridge]], [[Rick Drew]] |
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|ShortSummary=A girl that has the uncanny ability to feel no pain tries to hold on to her sanity when she becomes a human test subject. As the tests intensify she finds her self trying to hold on to her humanity. |
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* [[Mayim Bialik]] - as Rita |
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* [[Peter Graham-Gaudreau]] - as Jane's Father |
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* [[Gabrielle Miller]] - as Jane |
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|EpisodeNumber=08 |
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|Title=Hemeac |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[5 october]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Paul Ziller]] |
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|Aux2=[[E.G. Von Wald]], [[Micheal Thoma]] |
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|ShortSummary=Hemeac is a student at a school run entirely by machines. Computer controlled androids teach the students mind expanding educational material as well as mechanical precision and computer logic. Unfortunately the Dean of Students is breaking down thus forcing Hemeac to react beyond his learning, but is the time to act too late? |
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* [[Zachary Ansley]] - as Obsic |
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* [[Gillian Carfra]] - as Machine Shop Instructor |
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* [[Kendall Cross]] - as Class Instructor |
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* [[Anaya Farrell]] - as Dean |
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* [[Robert Gauvin]] - as Soldier |
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* [[Woody Jeffreys]] - as Dorm Monitor Droid |
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* [[Rebecca Nygard]] |
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* [[Channon Roe]] - as Hemeac |
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|EpisodeNumber=09 |
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|Title=All Our Sins Forgotten |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[12 october]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Bruce McDonald]] |
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|Aux2=[[David Ira Cleary]], [[Miguel Tejada-Flores]] |
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|ShortSummary=A therapist develops a device that can erase the bad memories of his patients. But at what cost? |
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* [[Claudette Carracedo]] - as Rwanda |
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* [[Bernie Coulson]] - as Frank Daskin |
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* [[Brendan Fletcher]] - as Rudy |
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* [[Alice Poon]] - as Claire Brazil |
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* [[Henry Rollins]] - as Dr. Ovid Brazil |
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* [[Sarah Strange]] - as Dr. Newman |
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* [[Michael Sunczyk]] - as William Steele |
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|EpisodeNumber=10 |
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|Title=Acute Triangle |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[19 october]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Jorge Montesi]] |
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|Aux2=[[Rob Chilson]], [[Micheal Thoma]] |
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|ShortSummary=A wealthy scientist falls in love with a biologicaly enhanced robot (Biorobe). His marriage failing, his wife struggles with the fateful decision to leave him. The Biorobe however desires to be much more than a compliant companion and in the end she could be just what the husband and wife need. |
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* [[Mackenzie Gray]] - as Ardley Mendoza |
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* [[Alice Krige]] - as Aura Mendoza |
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* [[Monika Schnarre]] - as Bio-Rob: Dorothy Duncan |
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* [[Ken Tremblett]] - as Mr. Wen |
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* [[Peter Wilds]] - as Jean Paul |
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|EpisodeNumber=11 |
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|Title=Options |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[26 october]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[John Greyson]] |
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|Aux2=[[John Varley]], [[Scott Frost]] |
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|ShortSummary=Technology has enabled the populace of Betaville to change ones sex as easily as changing ones clothes. So when Cleo Lawson finds that her husband is a philanderer she takes the opportunity to change her sex as a means to understanding what it is to be a man, and perhaps why her husband is the way he is. |
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* [[D. Harlan Cutshall]] - as Bartender |
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* [[Edward Diaz]] - as Receptionist |
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* [[Justin Lazard]] - as Leo Lawson |
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* [[Chris Logan]] - as Dr. Marion Charles |
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* [[Cyndi Mason]] - as Janice |
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* [[Robert Moloney]] - as Jules Lawson |
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* [[Veena Sood]] - as Faith |
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* [[Nancy Sorel]] - as Cleo Lawson |
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* [[Jill Teed]] - as Nora |
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|EpisodeNumber=12 |
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|Title=Blue Champagne |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[2 november]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[John Greyson]] |
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|Aux2=[[John Varley]], [[Jeremy Lipp]] |
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|ShortSummary=Q.M. a worker in a futuristic healing resort called "Blue Champagne" becomes smitten with virtual reality superstar Megan Galloway when she arrives for some convalesence. The relationship takes a passionate turn but soon fails after he realizes that his emotions are sold to the VR producers as part of her performance contract. |
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* [[Jennifer Copping]] - as Q.M.'s Girlfriend |
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* [[Rachel Hayward]] - as Megan Galloway |
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* [[William McNamara]] - as Q.M. |
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* [[Mikela J. Mikael]] - as Girl |
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* [[Klodyne Rodney]] - as Coco |
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* [[Alex Zahara]] - as Malcolm |
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|EpisodeNumber=13 |
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|Title=Into The Shop |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[9 november]], [[1998]] |
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|Aux1=[[Jorge Montesi]] |
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|Aux2=[[Ron Goulart]], [[Andrew McEvoy]] |
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|ShortSummary=The future of law enforcement has arrived in Betaville. Called "Lawagons" the black artificially intelligent vehicles patrol the streets with their human partners dispensing justice throughout the city. Federal Police Marshal Stu Clemens' Lawagon however has developed a glitch in its systems and now at the behest of his human partner has become judge, jury and executioner. |
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* [[Dana Ashbrook]] - as Federal Police Marshal Stu Clemens |
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* [[Leigh Cronish]] - as Attendant |
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* [[Ray Galletti]] - as Earl |
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* [[Jennie Rebecca Hogan]] - as Marshal Shield |
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* [[Rhonda Legge]] - as A10 (voice) |
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* [[Brad Loree]] - as Otterson |
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* [[Sean Day Michael]] - as Gridface |
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* [[Jorge Montesi]] - as Captain Kepling |
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* [[Michael Nemirsky]] - as Sheldon Kruger |
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* [[Rebecca Reichert]] - as Diane Marmon |
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[[Category:Lists of anthology television series episodes]] |
[[Category:Lists of anthology television series episodes]] |
Revision as of 09:05, 30 January 2008
This page is a list of the episodes of Welcome to Paradox, a U.S. science-fiction tv-series.
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01 | "Our Lady Of The Machine" | Clark Johnson | Alan Dean Foster, Miguel Tejda-Flores | August 17, 1998 | |
A fully 3D hologram of the Holy Madonna is being used by someone to extort money from the citizens of Betaville. Luckily Detective Angel Cardenas is on the case. His intuition comes in handy at what looks like an easy case, but in reality he will soon discover that the hologram is not a hologram at all and the Holy Madonna may be real.
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02 | "Research Alpha" | Charles Wilkinson | James H. Shmitz, A.E. Van Vogt, Jeremy Lipp | 24 August,1998 | |
At a secure facility for genetic research the scientists are getting bored with the simple and unexciting new genetic therapies they have come up with. That is when one of the scientists decides to test his human evolution acceleration therapy on himself. This of course is going to be fraught with undesirable consequences.
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03 | "The Winner" | Charles Wilkinson | Donald E. Westlake, George Melrod | 31 August,1998 | |
The maximum security prison of the future has arrived. The nice thing is that the prison needs no bars. Pain inducing implants can control the prisoner's will thus locking the prisons inside their minds any time they try to leave the electronic perimeter. But like all prisons there is always one inmate that has a plan to get out.
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04 | "News from D Street" | Guy Magar | Andrew Weiner, Miguel Tejda-Flores | 7 September, 1998 | |
Another detective story set in Betaville, however this time the P.I. must find a missing person. It soon becomes apparent to him that he and the citizen he is looking for are living in an alternate reality. A simulated reality of advanced cybernetic design
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05 | "The Girl Who Was Plugged In" | Jorge Montesi | James Tiptree Jr., Jeremy Lipp | 14 September, 1998 | |
A suicidal girl has come to realize that her existence is worthless because of her lack of beauty. She is given a second chance when her brain is used as an advanced remote control for an artificially grown beautiful young bio organic robot who will become a media sensation. The only question is can she now handle all the freedom she has never known?
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06 | "The Extra" | Rod Pridy | Greg Egan, William Harrison | 21 September, 1998 | |
A wealthy old man has himself cloned so that he can transplant his brain into younger versions of himself. This would insure him perpetual youth and perhaps eternal life. His life gets an unexpected turn when the target clone begins to realize who he is and what he was created for.
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07 | "Alian Jane" | Jorge Montesi | Kelley Eskridge, Rick Drew | 28 September, 1998 | |
A girl that has the uncanny ability to feel no pain tries to hold on to her sanity when she becomes a human test subject. As the tests intensify she finds her self trying to hold on to her humanity.
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08 | "Hemeac" | Paul Ziller | E.G. Von Wald, Micheal Thoma | 5 october, 1998 | |
Hemeac is a student at a school run entirely by machines. Computer controlled androids teach the students mind expanding educational material as well as mechanical precision and computer logic. Unfortunately the Dean of Students is breaking down thus forcing Hemeac to react beyond his learning, but is the time to act too late?
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09 | "All Our Sins Forgotten" | Bruce McDonald | David Ira Cleary, Miguel Tejada-Flores | 12 october, 1998 | |
A therapist develops a device that can erase the bad memories of his patients. But at what cost?
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10 | "Acute Triangle" | Jorge Montesi | Rob Chilson, Micheal Thoma | 19 october, 1998 | |
A wealthy scientist falls in love with a biologicaly enhanced robot (Biorobe). His marriage failing, his wife struggles with the fateful decision to leave him. The Biorobe however desires to be much more than a compliant companion and in the end she could be just what the husband and wife need.
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11 | "Options" | John Greyson | John Varley, Scott Frost | 26 october, 1998 | |
Technology has enabled the populace of Betaville to change ones sex as easily as changing ones clothes. So when Cleo Lawson finds that her husband is a philanderer she takes the opportunity to change her sex as a means to understanding what it is to be a man, and perhaps why her husband is the way he is.
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12 | "Blue Champagne" | John Greyson | John Varley, Jeremy Lipp | 2 november, 1998 | |
Q.M. a worker in a futuristic healing resort called "Blue Champagne" becomes smitten with virtual reality superstar Megan Galloway when she arrives for some convalesence. The relationship takes a passionate turn but soon fails after he realizes that his emotions are sold to the VR producers as part of her performance contract.
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13 | "Into The Shop" | Jorge Montesi | Ron Goulart, Andrew McEvoy | 9 november, 1998 | |
The future of law enforcement has arrived in Betaville. Called "Lawagons" the black artificially intelligent vehicles patrol the streets with their human partners dispensing justice throughout the city. Federal Police Marshal Stu Clemens' Lawagon however has developed a glitch in its systems and now at the behest of his human partner has become judge, jury and executioner.
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