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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Pilot (Jun/27/2003) | | Smart and cynical, 18 year-old George Lass, is crushed to death by an errant toilet seat from space. She is then forced to join the undead group of grim reapers (Rube, the team leader Mason, the screw-up and Roxy, the hard ass). As she clumsily learns to adjust to her life in the afterlife, George haphazardly hurtles towards her first unfortunate assignment: to collect the soul of a little girl. | | Co-Guest Stars: John Shaw as Byron, Trever Havixbeck as Police Officer, Carin Moffat as Brenda, Mary Ann Skoll as June Cleaver type, Art Kitching as Tom, Jim Smith (2) as Security Guard, David Hurtubise as Older Man, Peter Bryant (1) as Train Porter, Laura Boddington as UnGeorge, Jacob Chaos as UnMason, David Lewis (2) as David Romain, David Kaye (1) as Brad, Tammy Pentecost as Piano Woman, Darrin Klimek as Data Entry Man, Willie McDonald (4) as Doug (as William McDonald), Meghan Black as R. Martin (Teller), Jodelle Micah Ferland as Kirsti, Matthew Currie Holmes (1) as B.M. Moore, Debbie Podowski as Becky, Brad Sihvon as Brett, Sean Amsing as Druggie, Stefan Arngrim as Druggie #2, Blu Mankuma as Duane, Reg Tupper as Ray, Kevin Blatch as Teller, Patricia Idlette as Waitress | Director: Scott Winant
Writer: Bryan Fuller (1) | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Dead Girl Walking (Jul/04/2003) | | A week has gone by since George's flaming accident that turned her into an undead reaper and she's already decided the job is not for her. So she decides to leave the soul of her latest reap inside the body. But she soon regrets this when she witnesses the consequences of her actions, and finally begins to accept the fact that her new existence does serve an important purpose. | | Guest Stars: Greg Kean as Clancy Lass, Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, Rebecca Gayheart as Betty Rhomer, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, | Co-Guest Stars: Matthew Currie Holmes (1) as B.M. Moore (archive footage), Colin Lawrence as Businessman, Patricia Idlette as Waitress, Philip Granger as Guy, Patti Allan (1) as Claire, Catherine Barroll as Sheila Moore, Andy Thompson as Morgue Attendant, Matthew Robert Kelly (1) as J.P. Davis, Linden Banks as John Moore, Laura Boddington as UnGeorge, Robin Webb as Monty | Director: Kevin Dowling
Writer: Bryan Fuller (1) | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Curious George (Jul/11/2003) | | George is about to learn a painful lesson in letting go. It all begins with her longing desire to reconnect with her family (even if she is dead). A desire that inspires an ill-fated visit to her former homestead and a warning from the lead reaper, Rube, to not do it again, ever. Despite the warning, George can't stop herself and goes back again, but this time she learns a lesson that she'll never forget and finally realizes why it's best if the past is the past. | | Guest Stars: Rebecca Gayheart as Betty Rhomer, Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, Greg Kean as Clancy Lass, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, | Co-Guest Stars: Laura Boddington as UnGeorge, Patricia Idlette as Waitess, Michael Eklund as Male Protester, Heather Feeney as Female Protester, Raugi Yu as Cheery Co-Worker, Blake Stovin as Photographer, Trevor Roberts as Cameraman, Bruce James as Parachutist, Michael Robinson (1) as Reporter | Director: Peter Lauer
Writer: Peter Ocko | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Reapercussions (Jul/18/2003) | | George discovers a loophole in the "Reaper Rules" and decides to test fate by helping latest her assignment miss his appointment with destiny. But she soon sees the devastating domino effect of her actions, and gets a drastic punishment, which learns her a lesson in fate that young George will never forget. | | Guest Stars: Mary Ann Mobley as Herself, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, Gary Collins as Himself, Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, | Co-Guest Stars: Nancy Robertson as Monroco Secretary, Rebecca Gayheart as Betty Rhomer, Ian Bolton as Boy #1, Robin Mossley (1) as Taxidermy Instructor, Kenneth G. McIntyre (1) as J.H. Arnold (as Kenneth McIntyre), Landon Hansen as Boy #2, Crystal Dahl as Crystal, Forbes Angus as Large Framed Man, Kwesi Ameyaw as Airport Security Guard, Peter Hanlon as P.J. Monroe | Director: Peter Lauer
Writer: Dan E. Fesman, Harry Victor | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - Reaping Havoc (Jul/25/2003) | | George's days as a reaper drag on with few bright spots. One of those spots though is her blossoming friendship with a wildly glamorous co-reaper, Betty. But when the dazzling Betty becomes too curious about what lives on the other of the undead, George learns yet another another difficult lesson: Even in the afterlife friends are hard to keep. | | Guest Stars: Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, Jackie Burroughs as Florence, Rebecca Gayheart as Betty Rhomer, | Co-Guest Stars: Bo Fred Olsson as Partier, Raugi Yu as Raugi, Tom Shorthouse as Elderly Man, Terence Kelly (1) as Patrick Cassidy, Crystal Dahl as Crystal, Erica Cerra as M.J. Bowers' Sister, Frank Cassini as M.J. Bowers, Laura Boddington as UnGeorge, Daniel Bacon as Michael, Enid-Raye Adams as Gayle, Gary Jones (1) as Chuck | Director: Robert Duncan McNeill (1)
Writer: J. J. Philbin | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - My Room (Aug/01/2003) | | The loss of a friend (former reaper Betty) has George in no mood to except a new roommate but she has very little choice when Daisy arrives. A beautiful and demanding actress, Daisy moves in with George shortly after her arrival as the new reaper in Rube's group. A living situation that proves problematic and forces George to learn another lesson: standing up for herself. | | Guest Stars: John Kapelos as Cook, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, Greg Kean as Clancy Lass, Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, | Co-Guest Stars: Gordon Tipple as Russ Spiner, Jada Stark as Sally, Joelly Segal as Biker Chick (Lilly), Zak Santiago as Biker Boy (Willy), Talia Ranger as Young George, Leslie Jones (1) as Karen, Deanne Henry as Casey, Lorena Gale as Dr. Janice Hanson, Mark Acheson as Tattoo Artist, Marsha Regis as Receptionist, Bruce Fontaine as Norman Plotkin, Daniel Bacon as Michael, Lee Jay Bamberry as Shoe Guy, Laura Boddington as UnGeorge, Francis Boyle (1) as Thunder Kittens Guy | Director: David Grossman
Writer: Dan E. Fesman, Harry Victor | | Songs: Metisse -- Boom Boom Ba | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Reaper Madness (Aug/08/2003) | George finds herself romantically drawn to a schizophrenic who seems to able to see death as she does. But Rube, as per his usual, soon gets winds of the potential new romance
and worries his young reaper may be revealing to much to the man. This leads to George being forbidden from seeing him again...and, per her usual, continues to and tempts chaos of biblical proportions. | | Guest Stars: Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, Tygh Runyan as Ronnie, Greg Kean as Clancy Lass, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, | Co-Guest Stars: Talia Ranger as 6 Year Old George, Daniel Boileau as Window Washer, Malcolm Stewart as Dr. Pressman, Tegan Moss as Fiona, Gil Hayward as Priest, Brendan Beiser as Sportscar Driver | Director: Robert Duncan McNeill (1)
Writer: Tom Spezialy | | Songs: Jet Set Satellite -- Baby Cool Your Jets, Metisse -- Boom Boom Ba | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - A Cook (Aug/15/2003) | | Rube and his young reaper George find themselves in new (and curious) situations this week after performing their duties. George is first as she decides to car for the beautiful golden retriever left behind by her latest reap. While Rube steps in as a grill cook to replace the man whose soul he just took, resulting in both he and George feeling lost and out of place. But as they face their new predicaments head on they finally figure out where they belong. | | Guest Stars: Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, Greg Kean as Clancy Lass, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, John Kapelos as Angus Cook, | Co-Guest Stars: Helena Yea (1) as Older Woman #2, Peter Kelamis as Patty Melt Guy, Lillian Carlson as Older Woman #1, Talia Ranger as Young George, Miguel Castillo as Roberto, Kevin Hansen as Geek, Maxine Miller (1) as Quinn Todd, Deanne Henry as Casey | Director: Kevin Dowling
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, John Masius | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - Sunday Mornings (Aug/22/2003) | | Being dead hasn't changed the fact that George is till learning in many ways. This becomes very apparent when an assignment leads her to a college campus and into a friendship with a co-ed. One who has a fascination for a literature professor...who just happens to be George's dad. Sitting in class with her new friend , George gets to know her dad, and herself, in a way she never did in life. | | Guest Stars: Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, Greg Kean as Clancy Lass, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, A. J. Cook as Charlotte, Kevin Durand as Charles, | Co-Guest Stars: Mike Savage as Ted, Talia Ranger as Young George, Charisse Baker as Ann, Tony Sampson as College Boy, David Milchard as Eddie, Laura Boddington as UnGeorge, Mike Battie (1) as Juggler, Kett Turton as Rich Guggenheim | Director: Peter Lauer
Writer: Peter Ocko | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Business Unfinished (Aug/29/2003) | | Rube must once again play father figure to three of his reapers when Daisy convinces George and Mason to join her in a swindle. The person in question is a very wealthy son of one of Daisy's former victims. Meanwhile, Roxy mourns the anniversary of her own death. Rube (as always) keeps a careful eye on his minions and will soon have new lessons about the afterlife for everyone involved. | | Guest Stars: Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, Susan Sullivan as Mary Kate Hourihan, Haig Sutherland as Matthew Hourihan, | Co-Guest Stars: Pam Hyatt as Sylvia, Tyler McClendon as Happy Time Worker, Vicky Lambert as Zora, Deanne Henry as Casey, Stephanie Daniel as Dancer, Crystal Dahl as Crystal, Louis Chirillo (1) as Guy on the Street, Mary Black as Joyce, Cam Cronin as Maitre D' (as Cameron Cronin), Fulvio Cecere as Detective Morgen | Director: David Straiton
Writer: Dan E. Fesman, Harry Victor, J. J. Philbin | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - The Bicycle Thief (Sep/05/2003) | | George spots a new bike she just has to have and not having enough money to get it she takes another job. Her former co-workers at Happy Time immediately begin planning a farewell party. Meanwhile, Mason mingles with a gay couple and Daisy finds herself being stalked by the soul of a painter. All this driving home the reality that the reapers play an important part in people's lives. | | Guest Stars: James Purcell as Henry, Ben Bass as Chris Freedman, Greg Kean as Clancy Lass, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, Talia Ranger as Young George, Andrew McIlroy as Carry Bond, | Co-Guest Stars: Todd Sherman as Frank Fingerman, Jenny Mitchell as Wafflehous Waitress, Lovena Fox as Woman on Bus (as Lovena B. Fox), Crystal Dahl as Crystal, Sarah Lind as Stephanie, James Ashcroft as Phil, Justin Stillwell as Josh | Directors: James Whitmore, Jr., John Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, Bridget Carpenter | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - Nighthawks (Sep/12/2003) | | Taking souls is reeking havoc on George's sleep patterns and leads her to wander into the Waffle Haus late one night and into a situation that angers her. It seems Rube has the other reapers involved in a self-examination test. But George's anger quickly turns to panic when she learns that Rube has an assignment to take a soul at her family's house that very night! | | Co-Guest Stars: Kwesi Ameyaw as Airport Security Guard (archive footage), Greg Kean as Clancy Lass (archive footage), John Kapelos as Angus Cook (archive footage), Talia Ranger as Young George (archive footage), Brendan Beiser as Sportscar Driver (archive footage), Peter Kelamis as Patty Melt Guy (archive footage), Deanne Henry as Casey (archive footage), Christine Willes as Delores Herbig (archive footage), Robin Webb as Monty (archive footage), Colin Lawrence as Businessman (archive footage), Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass (archive footage), Matthew Robert Kelly (1) as J.P. Davis (archive footage), Laura Boddington as UnGeorge (archive footage), Kevin Durand as Charles (archive footage), Patricia Idlette as Kiffany, Tammy Pentecost as Piano Woman (archive footage), Alvin Sanders as Milkman, Troy Aldridge as Paperboy, Rebecca Gayheart as Betty Rhomer (archive footage) | Directors: James Whitmore, Jr., John Whitmore, Jr.
Writer: Bridget Carpenter, Stephen Godchaux | | | | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - Rest in Peace (Sep/26/2003) | | It's the one year anniversary of George's untimely demise and she's wondering what's so great about the afterlife. Rube though wants her to begin having a little fun and gives her the day off. Instead George tries to get her afterlife back on track by returning to her old job at Happy Time. Where's she's flatly and bluntly rejected. Pouting over rejection and another drab day. George is lucky enough to have the powers-that-be intervene and inspire her to live her afterlife to the fullest. | | Guest Stars: Greg Kean as Clancy Lass, Jake D. Smith as Little Boy, Harold Perrineau, Jr. as Aroun Levert, Britt McKillip as Reggie Lass, Christine Willes as Delores Herbig, | Co-Guest Stars: Nick Misura as Man at Vet's, Sonya Salomaa as Sandy, Crystal Dahl as Crystal, Patricia Idlette as Kiffany, Colin Banner as Clergyman, Ali Liebert as Marcie, Jewel Staite as Goth Girl, Patricia Mayen-Salazar as Hispanic Woman, Spencer Achtymichuk as Kid, Jay Brazeau as Dr. Levy, Matt Bellefleur as Bike Courier | Director: Helen Shaver
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, John Masius | | | |
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