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SELLOUT GUEST STARS: UNKNOWN SOLDIER GUEST STARS: TEK POSSE GUEST STARS: PROMISES TO KEEP GUEST STARS: ALTER EGO GUEST STARS: STAY OF EXECUTION (Episode 6): When terrorist Alec Seeger takes over the global weather
control system, Jake heads the manhunt for Alec, teamed up with a former terrorist who may
very well be working against Jake. Terrorist Alec Seeger (BILL MACDONALD) has managed to
take control of Weathercon, the global weather control system, and is threatening to
unleash deadly storms unless his demands are met. Jake (GREG EVIGAN) is drafted to help in
the manhunt for Alec, and is paired with Lianna Cruz (JENNIFER DALE), a former terrorist
comrade of Alec's who has been serving out a prison sentence in the "freezer."
If Lianna cooperates, the government will reduce her sentence. Their mission is to follow
a lead to Yeltsingrad (one of Alec's old haunts), and use Lianna's knowledge of the city
and Alec's other ex-comrades to find him. As they race against the clock, Jake has to find
out whether Lianna is on his side - or simply setting him up for a fall. Writer Marc Scott
Zicree, Director Allan Kroeker. GUEST STARS: KILLER INSTINCT (Epidoe 7): Jake tracks down a deadly virus that incites people to
commit random acts of violence. A street cop is gunned down in cold blood - by a clean-cut
teenage boy. His father blames a controversial and ultra-violent interactive
virtual-reality game in which cops and Teklords battle for supremacy. The game's
manufacturer (JAMES MILLINGTON) denies responsibility for the killings. He claims that it
is merely a game, and he can't help it if a few lunatics are going off the deep end. Jake
(GREG EVIGAN) and Sid (EUGENE CLARK) soon discover that an unknown hacker has introduced a
virus into the game to incite violent acts. Worse still, the game is only the beginning.
The virus also shows up on the Adway and even on the police network, pushing normal people
to commit enraged, destructive acts. Jake must find the hacker - before his own exposure
to the virus pushes him over the edge. Writer Barry M. Schkolnick, Director Stefan Scaini.
GUEST STARS: CHILL FACTOR (Episode 8): Jake and his fellow hostages must risk death by entering a
deep level of cryofreeze and facing terrifying communal nightmares that can kill. Lowell
(LAWRENCE BAYNE), a convicted felon who is about to be "frozen," injects himself
with an inactive, non-virulent form of a deadly virus. The freezer's computer, believing a
real infection is underway, automatically aborts Lowell's incarceration and
"unfreezes" several other convicts to whom the virus has spread via the
cry-support systems. Lowell, mobilizing these other convicts, takes the warden (JULIE
KHANER) and several observers hostage. Unknown to Lowell, the freezer's computer has
recently been upgraded to assume complete control of security - and is attempting to
neutralize the virus by sterilizing the facility and killing everyone inside. Jake (GREG
EVIGAN), who is one of the hostages, must convince the others that their only hope for
survival is to fake death - by entering cryogenic freeze at a level deep enough to fool
the computer into thinking they have died. However, at such a deep level of cryofreeze,
the trerrifying communal freezer nightmares will also be intensified - and Jake and the
others will have to endure hellish hallucinations that can literally kill them with their
own fear. Writer Robin Jill Bernheim, Director Bruce Pittman. GUEST STARS: DEADLINE (Episode 9): Jake is hired by his arch-nemesis on the police force --
the android Winger -- in order to save Winger's life. Police android Winger (MAURICE DEAN
WINT) is attacked by an assailant who steals his Cortical Relay Unit (CRU), a critical
biochip, from his brain. Without the CRU, Winger's brain will deteriorate and he'll die
within 18 hours. Winger cannot replace the biochip since a new law, "The Thornton
Act," has outlawed the production of new androis and their replacement parts. Since
the police force's policy is to phase out androids, he can't reveal the truth to them.
Instead, he hires adversary Jake Cardigan (GREG EVIGAN) to find his assailant and recover
his CRU. In his search for Winger's assailant, Jake is continously hampered by news
commentator and media demagogue Gerald Rhodes (CARL MAROTTE), who is an avid anti-android
activist and follower of the late Senator John Thornton. Rhodes is on a crusade, convinced
that Thornton was killed by an android in revenge for his anti-android legislation. As he
races against time to save Winger's life, Jake discovers that the most likely suspects are
innocent while the most unlikely are guilty -- and, Rhodes campaign is different than it
appears to be. Writers J. Larry Carroll, David Bennett Carren, Director Allan Kroeker. GUEST STARS: CARLOTTA'S ROOM (Episode 10): Jake is determined to learn the truth about a prostitute
who appears too real to be the interactive computer-generated image her promoters claim
her to be. Jake (GREG EVIGAN) is approached by his politician friend David Lane (GARY
KRAWFORD), who has been frequenting a brothel and has fallen in love with Carlotta (CALI
TIMMINS), one of the prostitutes. Carlotta is supposedly a virtual reality prostitute --
an interactive computer- enerated program of a woman. However, David is convinced that
Carlotta is not a creation of virtual reality technology...she is just too realistic. He
believes that Carlotta is a real woman who is somehow being held prisoner and forced into
virtual reality sex, transmitted by remote. When David approaches the brothel's madam
(CHERYL MACINNES) to buy the "Carlotta" program, the madam refuses and instead
attempts to blackmail David to vote affirmative on an upcoming cyber-property bill. A
desperate David has turned to Jake as a last resort. Then, when David is murdered, Jake
takes on the strange case in earnest and uncovers the sad story of Carlotta who, although
not exactly a computer image, is not exactly the imprisoned woman David had in mind.
Writer James Kahn, Director Bruce Pittman. GUEST STARS: DEEP COVER (Episoed 11): Sam's first day at the Cosmos Agency may be her last when
she is assigned to infiltrate a powerful mafia-style family. Cassandra Del Amo (MARLISE
CHARLEEN RICARDOS) and her brothers Ian (MICHAEL RHODES) and Michael (VINCENT CORAZZA),
the remaining members of a once powerful mob family, are determined to reign once more --
and by gaining access to a deadly nuclear arsenal, they'll have the tools to consolidate
the Tek industry and rule again. The Del Amo organization is tight and Cassandra's
favorite tool, a deadly mind-probe, makes it virtually impossible for outsiders to
penetrate. Sam Houston (MARIA DEL MAR), the newest member of Cosmos and Jake's (GREG
EVIGAN) new partner, agrees to infiltrate the family by allowing herself to undergo
mind-sculpting, the only known method around the mind probe. Implanted with an alpha wave
oscillator which stimulates her dormant personality with a new personality, Sam becomes
Sabrina Daniels -- an outlaw whose father once worked for the Del Amos. Planted in a jail
cell with the recently incarcerated Michael Del Amo, Sam/Sabrina ingratiates herself into
the family by helping Michael escape and soon becomes Cassandra's protege. When a leak
within the police department blows her cover, the Del Amos destroy the oscillator that
keeps her true identity in check and Jake must race against time to keep from losing Sam
forever. Writer Robin Jill Bernheim, Director Allan Kroeker. GUEST STARS: CYBERHUNT (Episode 12): Nika finds herself on the other side of the law when an
old friend from her renegade days lures her into using her expert hacker skills to locate
and claim a long-lost shipment of bullion hidden in cyberspace. When Nika gets too deeply
involved, Jake must defy orders to save his friend from the government, an underworld
crime lord and the shipment itself. Nika (NATALIE RADFORD) feels that her expert hacker
skills are taken for granted at the Cosmos Detective Agency and becomes enticed when Fab
(FAB FILIPPO), her former partner-in-crime, gives her the ultimate challenge: find a
long-lost shipment of bullion hidden in cyberspace. Nika accepts the challenge but soon
discovers that she has violated Government Special Services cyberspace and is considered a
felon. Meanwhile, Carlyle Rossi (DAVID CALDERISI), a terrifying underworld figure keeps a
close watch on Nika and plans to let her find the shipment so he can claim it. Jake (GREG
EVIGAN) desperately tries to get Nika to trust him in order to save her from the
government, the crimelords and the shipment itself, which carries with it hidden danger.
Director Allan Eastman. GUEST STARS: ZERO TOLERANCE (Episode 13): A vigilante determined to rid the world of Tek users
attempts to recruit Jake in a bizarre scheme that could spell death for millions. Jake
(GREG EVIGAN) is contacted by a mysterious man named Peter (PETER SPENCE) who praises him
for his efforts in the war against Tek. Sensing a connection between his mystery caller
and the recent deaths of two Teklords, Jake soon discovers that Peter, together with his
sister Rachel (DEBORAH RENNARD), has concocted a potion that rapidly kills anyone who has
ever used Tek. Although diabolical Teklords are the initial victims of this potion, Jake
quickly realizes its dire implications. Asked to join in their cause, Jake, a former Tek
user, must tread carefully as he tries to unravel Peter and Rachel's twisted plot before
it ensures death of millions of innocent citizens. Writers David Bennett Carren, J. Larry
Carroll, Director Allan Kroeker. GUEST STARS: FORGET ME NOT (Episoe 14): When Jake's memory is extracted by a former
"freezer" cellmate -- who needs it to locate a hidden shipment of solid rocket
fuel -- he risks falling into a permanent state of dementia. A dazed Jake (GREG EVIGAN)
awakens from an alley bruised and bloodied and shows up at Cosmos with a significant
memory loss. A doctor reveals to Jake that his memories have been extracted and that in a
short time his brain will essentially short-circuit. Nika (NATALIE RADFORD) manages to
identify a man named Artie (MAURICE GODIN) as another victim of memory extraction. Jake
and Sam (MARIA DEL MAR) pay Artie a visit and discover that, although he is slow, he has
total recall and has received many of Jake's memories as well as those of other people.
Jake soon realizes that he, in turn, now has some of Artie's memories. Jake gets to the
bottom of this mystery and finds out that during his term in cryogenic prison, the
memories of the cellmates were inadvertently shared. All of those memories were then
downloaded into Artie by Hermano Lobo (JOHN BOURGEOIS), a fellow inmate, so he can locate
a hidden shipment of solid rocket fuel. Jake must prevent Lobo from getting to the
shipment and regain his memory before its too late. Writer James Kahn, Director Ken
Girotti. GUEST STARS: THE GATE (Episode 15): Jake must rescue his son from the clutches of a warped
scientist who preys on disgruntled teenagers and sends them into a "Utopian"
cybersphere so she can use their minds to fuel an advanced computer. Feeling stressed by
parental expectations and academic pressures, Dan (CHRISTIAN CAMPBELL) and his best friend
Peter (MICHAEL GABRIEL) take a break from their studies and follow a mysterious girl named
Tina (TANYA ALLEN) to a party. Tina lures Peter into a portal where he dons a headset and
disappears. Jake (GREG EVIGAN) is rebuffed by Dan when he tries to help him find Peter. On
his own, Dan locates Tina, enters the portal, wears the headset and disappears just as
Peter did. Dan arrives at a self-contained "Utopia-like" environment where he
meets Tina and Peter. Although this world looks real to them, they are, in fact in a
comatose state and dreaming the experience. Dr. Golden (KATE TROTTER), the creator of this
cybersphere, escapes before Jake can confront her. Jake and Sam (MARIA DEL MAR) soon
discover that Dr. Golden is using the teenagers' minds to fuel an advanced computer and
that it will eventually kill them. Faced with the prospect of losing his son, Jake risks
his own life and enters the cybersphere, even though there may not be a way out. Writer
Marc Scott Zicree, Director Bruce Pittman. GUEST STARS: SKIN DEEP (Episode 16): Jake is stunned when an old girlfriend re-enters his life
only to report her own murder. Jake (GREG EVIGAN) can't believe it when Sharon Neville
(STARR ANDREEF), a love lost many years ago, walks back into his life only to report her
own murder. He's even more skeptical when she turns out to be a professional identity
double who says the killer was none other than Sharon's husband -- Police Commisioner Bob
Neville (GEORDIE JOHNSON) -- and that Sharon was murdered because she had evidence he was
dealing Tek. When Sharon's body is found, Jake realizes the woman is telling the truth and
goes after Neville. However, the Police Commisioner is one step ahead of him and uses his
position and power to frame Jake for Sharon's murder. On the run from the police, Jake
must turn to Sam (MARIA DEL MAR) to help prove his innocence and prevent Neville from
releasing a massive shipment of Tek into the city. Writer Dean Butler, Director Hans
Beimler. GUEST STARRING: REDEMPTION (Episode 17): Jake reluctantly provides security for an ex-Mayor and
former Tek-head who is running for re-election, but has a change of heart when he
discovers that powerful and violent TekLords are supporting the more popular opposing
candidate and will stop at nothing to win the election. Bascom (WILLIAM SHATNER) orders a
reluctant Jake (GREG EVIGAN) to provide security for Frank Avery (RICHARD COMAR), a former
mayor and Tek addict who is running for re-election. Jake, an admitted cynic who mistrusts
politicians and Tek users, is slowly "won over" by Avery after the candidate
saves a suicidal Tek Head and upon witnessing his daughter Gwen's (TARA ROSLING) genuine
devotion to her father. Meanwhile, the Teklords have sent in Trask (WAYNE BEST), known as
"the fixer," to foil Avery's campaign and ensure a victory for their figurehead
candidate Kyle Brackett (PETER KRANTZ). Jake and Sam (MARIA DEL MAR) realize that Avery is
being set up by someone with an advanced morph mask and frantically search for a nullifier
to reveal his identity. Time runs short as the polls continue to shift in Brackett's
favor, and a mole within Avery's campaign tries to have him killed. Writers J. Larry
Campbell, David Bennett Carren, Robin Jill Bernheim, Director Bruce Pittman. GUEST STARS: BETRAYAL (Episode 18): A security leak at Cosmos places everyone under suspicion.
While monitoring an illegal weapons shipment at Teklord Julian Lambert's hideout, Jake and
Sam find themselves in the middle of an ambush. Someone leaked information about the bust
to Lambert. Suspecting a spy in their midst, Bascom hires security specialist Jeffrey
Spader to plug any leaks that may be coming from inside Cosmos. Spader has carte blanche
to keep an eye on everyone's activities and he's paying particular attention to Jake who,
coincidentally, has been at the scene of every bust that's gone awry. He even knows that
Jake has been having recurring nightmares - a side effect of his days spent in the freezer
- and has been seeing therapist Janet Blake. When the subject of a security trace
requested by Jake turns up dead, Spader figures Jake as the leak. And when Spader is found
murdered after an altercation with Jake, even Bascom has a hard time believing Jake's
innocence. Unbeknownst to Jake, he's become a pawn in a deadly game. Writer Lisabeth
Shatner, Director William Shatner. GUEST STARRING: |
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