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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - A Clean Escape (Aug/04/2007) | | A sci-fi anthology featuring adaptations of works by noted writers begins with John Kessel's 1986 short story “A Clean Escape,” in which a psychiatrist questions a distinguished-looking man with a memory lapse that troubles her considerably more than it troubles him. In fact, he still thinks it's 2007, not 2031. | | Guest Stars: Judy Davis as Dr. Deanna Evans, Robert Moloney as Pierce, Peter Hall (1) as Nick, Tom Butler (1) as Geslow, Peter Bryant (1) as Dr. Gavin, Kelly Cooks as Technician, Allison Hossack as Kelley, Cam Chai as Mansur, Iris Cooks as Technician, Sam Waterston as Havelman | Director: Mark Rydell
Story: John Kessel | Teleplay: Sam Egan | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - The Awakening (Aug/11/2007) | | A retired U.S. military UFO investigator called back when troops in Iraq are unable to identify “corpses” that don't seem human...or dead. Eye contact with them causes instant catatonia, but their victims aren't traumatized. “It's like they're in a state of bliss,” says a stumped military doctor. | | Guest Stars: Hiro Kanagawa as Captain Oguchi, Dean Marshall as General's Aide, Adrian McMorran as Medic, Samir El Sharkawi as Iraqi, Doron Bell as Kirby, Malcolm Stewart as Col. Dingham, Julian Christopher as General Mackenzie, William B. Davis (3) as The President of the United States, Elisabeth Röhm as Lt. Granger, Terry O'Quinn as Skyner | Director: Michael Petroni
Story: Howard Fast | Teleplay: Michael Petroni | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Jerry Was a Man (Aug/18/2007) | | A rich woman living in 2077 leases a soon-to-be-destroyed anthropoid from the genetic engineer who designed it. Or is it really a human? The question ends up in court, and it's a life-or-death matter for Jerry. | | Guest Stars: Richard Ian Cox (3) as Pudgy Dodge, Bill Dow as McCoy, Heale Col as Anchorman, Osmond L. Bramble as Bailiff, Matty Finochio as Judge #2, Russell B. Porter as Bronson, Jason Diablo as Jerry, Anne Heche as Mrs. Van Vogel, Malcolm McDowell as Mr. Van Vogel, Sonja Bennett as Judge Alexa Pomfrey, Jeanie Cloutier as Judge Wendy Narita, Nicholas Podbrey as Ben | Director: Michael Tolkin
Story: Robert A. Heinlein | Teleplay: Michael Tolkin | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - The Discarded (Aug/25/2007) | | The season ends with Harlan Ellison's “The Discarded.” An emissary from Earth arrives on a spacecraft loaded with disfigured outcasts and offers their leader an opportunity for the group to return home. But there's a catch: They'll have to donate their blood first, because it's needed as an inoculation against a new outbreak of the disease that caused their disfigurement. | | Guest Stars: Jason Diablo as Smiler, Lori Ann Triolo as Harmony Teat, Brian Dobson (2) as Samswope 2, Barbara Kottmeier as Sis, Ken Kramer (1) as Schmool, Gillian Barber as Dr. Goldstein, Leanne Adachi as Sharon, Donny Lucas as Steve, Alex Zahara as Bucky, Vicky Lambert as Frenchy, Gina Chiarelli as Annie, James Denton as Curran, John Hurt as Samswope, Brian Dennehy as Bedzyk, | Uncredited: Harlan Ellison as Nate | Director: Jonathan Frakes
Story: Harlan Ellison | Teleplay: Harlan Ellison, Josh Olson | | | | | | | | | |
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