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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
9/24/1995
1.
Pilot (1)
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A promising sci-fi series that, executive producer Glen Morgan says is ""kind of a World War II movie in space"" takes off with impressive special effects. In the year 2063, the final frontier is a battle field. An earth united in peace takes its first steps toward interplanetary colonization, only to be threatened by an enigmatic alien race. Enter the 58th Squadron, a group of wet-behind-the-ears pilots with the Marine Corps Air and Space Cavalry. Under the rigorous tutelage of Sgt. Maj. Frank Bougus, reluctant leader Nathan West and fellow cadets Shane Vansen and Cooper Hawkes embark on a mission to save the galaxy.
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Director:
David Nutter
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Darrin Klimek, Anja Coleby, Theresa Wong, Peter Kent, Colin Handley,
Bill Hunter,
R. Lee Ermey,
Colin Friels, Amanda Douge, Ric Anderson, Gennie Nevinson, Charles Anthony, Michael Edwards-Stevens, Alan Dale,
Robert Coleby
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
9/24/1995
2.
Pilot (2)
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When the colony on Tellus is attacked and destroyed by the aliens, the cadets are forced to go into battle prematurely, but they prove themselves.
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Director:
David Nutter
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Darrin Klimek, Anja Coleby, Theresa Wong, Peter Kent, Colin Handley,
Bill Hunter,
R. Lee Ermey,
Colin Friels, Amanda Douge, Ric Anderson, Gennie Nevinson, Charles Anthony, Michael Edwards-Stevens, Alan Dale,
Robert Coleby
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
10/1/1995
3.
The Farthest Man from Home
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A survivor of the brutal attack on the Tellus colony is found, leading to believe that Kylen is still alive on the distant planet-a belief for which he's willing to risk his life.
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
10/8/1995
4.
The Dark Side of the Sun
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Nightmares come to life for Shane when a sentry-duty assignment on an asteroid leads the 58th into a bloody confrontation with a battalion of rogue androids, among which are the AI's who murdered her parents.
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
10/15/1995
5.
Mutiny
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When mutiny erupts aboard a civilian cargo ship carrying 200 In Vitro embryos, Cooper faces a difficult decision-should he protect his fellow soldiers, or join forces with the rebellious Tanks?
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Director:
Charles Martin Smith
/ Stephen Cragg
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Tony Amendola,
Tom Everett, Calvin Levels, Thom Barry, Lisa Dinkins, William Forward, Steven Hack, Jeffrey Howard, Robert Louis Kempf, Ping Wu, Christopher Michael Moore
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
10/22/1995
6.
Ray Butts
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The Saratoga has a mysterious new passenger: a battle-scarred special-forces commando whose classified mission directives put the 58th at his disposal, even if it means leading them to certain disaster.
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Director:
Charles Martin Smith
/ Stephen Cragg
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Steve Rankin, David Prudhomme, John Voldstad, Lar Park Lincoln
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
11/5/1995
7.
Eyes
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The Saratoga becomes a pressure cooker of violence and political intrigue when an assassination on Earth forces a delegation of UN officials to use the craft as the site of an important conference.
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Director:
Charles Martin Smith
/ Felix Enriquez Alcala
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Daniel Stewart, Kimberly Patton, John Verea, George DelHoyo, Ken Takemoto, James Lesure, Michael Harney, Josie DiVincenzo, Robin Curtis, Harriet Sansom Harris
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
11/12/1995
8.
The Enemy
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The soldiers of the 58th become their own worst enemies when a routine supply mission goes awry, leaving them stranded in alien territory and suffering from the effects of a mysterious Chig weapon.
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Director:
Michael Katleman
Writer:
Marilyn Osborn
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Guest starring:
Danny Goldring, Bob Koherr
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
11/19/1995
9.
Hostile Visit (1)
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A commandeered alien battleship provides the 58th with information about an important Chig outpost, giving the Earth forces an opportunity to make a Trojan-horse attack against the enemy-if the 58th can learn to fly the craft in time.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
Peyton Webb
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Guest starring:
Michael Mantell, Melissa Bowen,
Sharon Washington, David Gardner, Susan Vee, Garon Grigsby, John Carlos Frey, Steve Lanza, Randy Mulkey, Steven Jang, Billy Mayo, Wiley Picket, Dan Rice
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
11/26/1995
10.
Choice or Chance (2)
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After narrowly escaping the crippled alien battleship, the 58th finds itself imprisoned in the catacombs of a Chig penal colony. While Wang suffers in an alien torture chamber, Nathan encounters someone he'd only dreamed of seeing again.
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Director:
Felix Enriquez Alcala
Writer:
Doc Johnson
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Guest starring:
Doug Hutchison,
Michael Mantell, Amanda Douge, Kimberly Patton, Susan Vee, Steven Jang, Randy Mulkey, Jim Anzide, Billy Mayo, David Gardner, Chip Heller, Iva Franks, Paul Keeley, Rob Farrior, Melissa Bowmen
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
12/3/1995
11.
Stay with the Dead
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A failed rescue mission leaves the 58th presumed dead, except for Nathan, who lands in the hospital, where a nagging memory that his comrades are still alive is passed off as a result of suffering from severe head trauma.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
Matt Kiene
/ Joe Reinkemeyer
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Guest starring:
Steven Anderson, Pancho Demmings, Sebastian Citina, Leo Garcia, Edmund L. Shaff,
Marnie McPhail,
Scott MacDonald
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
12/17/1995
12.
The River of Stars
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Christmas Eve finds the 58th in dire straits: its transport vehicle, damaged in battle, is hurtling uncontrolled into enemy territory and the pilots must struggle to stay alive with no power, no weapons, and no hope of being rescued.
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Director:
Tucker Gates
Writer:
Marilyn Osborn
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Guest starring:
Leslie O'Neill, Robert Arevalo, Christopher Wiehl, Billy Maddox, Sharon Annett, Tyrone Batista, Robert Crow, Christopher Kirby, J. August Richards, Tasia Valenza
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
1/7/1996
13.
Who Monitors the Birds?
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Stranded and practically defenseless on an alien world, Hawkes accepts an assassination assignment that's supposed to buy him an immediate Honorable Discharge from the Marines.
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Director:
Winrich Kolbe
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Brian Cousins, Denyn Pysz, David Botrell, Robert Thomas,
Dale Dye
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
1/14/1996
14.
Level of Necessity
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The 58th enters the tunnels to try to find and destroy a Chig ammo dump. In the tunnels on the way to the ammo dump, Lubin is killed, and Damphousse predicts that one more of them will die.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
Matt Kiene
/ Joe Reinkemeyer
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Guest starring:
Kane Picoy, Timothy Dale Agee, Tasia Valenza,
Richard Kind
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
2/4/1996
15.
Never No More
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Shane risks her life when she volunteers to fight an enemy spacecraft with another squadron, led by a former boyfriend whose new love was killed during a mission. (Part 1 of 2)
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Director:
Jim Charleston
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Tasia Valenza,
Michael Reilly Burke, Michael Raynor, Julio Dolce Vita, Michelle Clunie, Ashley Smock, Jacquelyn Houston, Rob Elk, Randy Stone, Heinrich James, Will Schaub, David St. James, Xavier Montalvo, David Jean-Thomas
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
2/11/1996
16.
The Angriest Angel
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McQueen seeks reinstatement of his pilot status so he can fly what could be a suicide mission: find and destroy a seemingly invincible Chig super-bomber.(Part 2 of 2)
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Director:
Henri Safran
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Charmin Lee,
Michael Mantell, Tasia Valenza, Doug Hutchison, Dane Farwell, James Black, David Ramsey, Randy Stone, Robert Crow, Rob Elk, David Jean-Thomas, Edmund L. Shaff, David St. James
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
2/18/1996
17.
Toy Soldiers
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West discovers that his brother has enlisted in the Corps and is serving under a young, gung-ho lieutenant who's so determined to make a name for himself as a soldier, that he will risk endangering the lives of his entire battalion.
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Director:
Stephen Posey
Writer:
Marilyn Osborn
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Guest starring:
Marc Worden, Adam Sutton, Michael Malota, Steven Jang, Al Garrett, P. J. Ochlan, Christian Hoff, David Barrera
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
3/3/1996
18.
Dear Earth
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In the midst of a mail call, McQueen tells Hawkes to resign himself to being left out of the festivities - InVitros have no families back on Earth. But the mail brings a surprise for the two men. In an effort to bring order to the ranks, the top brass have decided to make a motivational film about the efforts of InVitros fighting alongside natural born humans in the war against the Chigs and they order both men to participate. Hawkes is excited by the opportunity, but McQueen wants nothing to do with the documentary.
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Director:
Winrich Kolbe
Writer:
Richard Whitley
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Guest starring:
Charles Carpenter,
Steve Hytner, Jermaine Montell, Scott Heath Dorel, Kate McCalley, Loren Chase, Gibson Frazier, Robert Crow, Carl Gilliard, Rock Reiser, Jennifer Burns, John Battle, Rob Clendenin, Darren Gray Ward, Ted Mann
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
3/24/1996
19.
Pearly
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Stranded on an embattled planet, the 58th must race to reach the rendezvous point in time to save an injured Shane-and their only hope is a marooned officer, who's been on the planet for months, and has developed a possibly suspicious rapport with the enemy.
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
4/12/1996
20.
R&R
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The 58th visits a pleasure ship called the Bacchus for some overdue R&R; but when a sudden call to action puts them in the heat of battle, Cooper discovers that he's addicted to a pain medication that's particularly dangerous for In Vitroes.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
Jule Selbo
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Guest starring:
Janet Gunn, Vincent Guastaferro, David Duchovny, David Scott Gordon, Julius Branca, Jennifer Crystal, Coolio
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
4/19/1996
21.
Stardust
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The 58th is embroiled in a dangerous, top-secret counteroffensive against the Chigs when the Saratoga takes on some mysterious passengers-a high-profile general, a stern colonel and the corpse of a recently executed criminal.
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Director:
Jesús Salvador Treviño
/ Jesus Salvador Trevis
Writer:
Howard Grigsby
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Guest starring:
Pato Hoffmann, Ronald G. Joseph, Robert Crow, Tim Hutchinson, Christopher Kirby, Gail O'Grady, Edmund L. Shaff, David A.R. White, Eric Whitmore
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
4/20/1996
22.
Sugar Dirt
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When Commodore Ross sees there's an opportunity to launch a potentially crippling offensive against the Chigs. Forced to abandon the 58th on a barren planet, Ross leaves the marines to fend for themselves with little ammo, no food-and no hope of rescue.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
Matt Kiene
/ Joe Reinkemeyer
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Guest starring:
Granville Van Dusen, David Jean-Thomas, David St. James, Edmund L. Shaff, Christopher Villa, David Cooley, Josh Abramson, Mark Adair-Rios, Bill Kalmenson, Iqbal Theba, James Kiriyama-Lem, Jennifer Balgobin
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
5/26/1996
23.
And if They Lay Us Down to Rest... (1)
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The 58th is deployed to a seemingly barren moon to make final preparations for a major offensive by the Earth forces, but when they arrive they discover that the moon is home to an unknown species-and that Operation: Roundhammer may cause its extinction.
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Director:
Vern Gillum
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Derek Mark Lochran, Don Pugsley, Robert Crow
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Seen it: Yes
45 mins
6/2/1996
24.
...Tell Our Moms We Done Our Best (2)
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Conclusion. Tensions increases as Earth forces prepare for peace talks with the alien Chigs, and Shane realizes that the enemy has learned details of Operation Roundhammer.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
James Wong
/ Glen Morgan
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Guest starring:
Richard Fancy,
Chris Ellis, Amanda Douge, Lisa Talerico, Marlon Young, Steve Monroe, Elliott Woods, Robert Crow, David Jean-Thomas, Derek Mark Lochran, J. Patrick McCormack, Lawrence T. Wrentz, Christopher Boyer, Tom Ayers, Reggie Hayes
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