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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - The Resurrection (Oct/07/1988) | 35 years ago Earth experienced a war of the worlds, humanity's saviour being common diseases to which it had long since gained immunity. However, a Pandora's Box is opened when the invaders are accidentally revived via radiation exposure, cancelling the presence of their microscopic attackers.
Their plot to reignite warfare is recognised only by Dr. Harrison Blackwood, who must convince others of the renewed global threat. | | Guest Stars: Richard Comar as Chambers, Gwynyth Walsh as Charlotte, Ilse Von Glatz as Urick, Eugene Clark as Sgt. Gordon Reynolds, Michael Rudder as Einhorn, Corinne Conley as Mrs. Pennyworth, Larry Reynolds as Mr. Kensington, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, John Vernon as Gen. Wilson, | Co-Guest Stars: Frank Pellegrino (1) as Mossoud, Martin Neufeld as Finney, Ric Sarabia as Teal, Desmond Ellis as Orel, Jack Mather (2) as Doc, Harry Booker as Sheriff, David Hughes (1) as Dr. Jacobi, Donald Tripe as Dr. Gutterman, Steve Atkinson as Corporal #1, Kevin Fox as Corporal #2, Ted Follows as General Arquette, Judah Katz as Pilot #1, Jeff Knight as Pilot #2, Daryl Shuttleworth as Signal Corps Technician, Richard Sali as Hunter #1, Don Keppy as Hunter #2 | Director: Colin Chilvers
Writer: Greg Strangis | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - The Walls of Jericho (Oct/10/1988) | It's been six weeks without any further activity from the aliens since the destruction of their warships. The powers-that-be believe that the Blackwood Project has done its job and prepare to shut it down.
In reality, the aliens are very much alive, but have put all efforts in combating the radiation that protects them from bacteria from killing them as well. | | Guest Stars: Mark Humphrey as Milkman #1, Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3, Larry Reynolds as Tom Kensington, Corinne Conley as Mrs. Pennyworth, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, John Vernon as Gen. Wilson, | Co-Guest Stars: Dale Wilson (2) as Sheriff, Jim Bearden as Rancher, Leslie Carlson as Detective #1 (credited as Les Carlson), Louise Cranfield as Young Wife, Kris Ryan as Detective #2, Brenda Adams as Woman Worker, Rod Heffernan as Computer Technician, Michael Caruana as Ralph, Chris Potter as Farmer, Eric Keenleyside as Foreman, Steve Makaj as Milkman #2 (credited as Stephen Makaj), Robert Lee (4) as Chin, Mrs. Lau as Chinese Woman, Ted Hanlan as Guard, Paul De La Rosa as Cop | Director: Colin Chilvers
Writer: Forrest Van Buren | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Thy Kingdom Come (Oct/17/1988) | The aliens begin gathering additional troops by freeing more of their brethren from their secreted locations.
Soon the Blackwood Project becomes aware of an alien trek into Canada via the mentally troubled Sylvia Van Buren, survivor of the original War of the Worlds. | | Special Guest Stars: Ann Robinson as Sylvia Van Buren, | Guest Stars: Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3, Alan C. Peterson as Alien Hunter (credited as Alar Aedma), | Co-Guest Stars: Walker Boone as Prison Guard, Michael Fletcher as Beckwith, Joy Thompson as Mom, John Blackwood as Dad, Helen Carscallen as Granny, Stuart Stone as Bobby, Diane Douglass (1) as Nurse, John Dee (1) as Old Man, Paul Bettis as Attendant, Steve Mousseau as Sheriff, Len Doncheff as Police Captain, Paul MacCallum (1) as Hunter #1, David Blacker as Hunter #2, Kenneth W. Roberts as Hunter #3, Michael-Michael Sokovnin as Hockey Player #1, Robbie Rox as Hockey Player #2, Al Therrien as Hockey Player #3, Garry Robbins as Goalie (credited as Gary Robins), Aaron Ross Fraser as Officer/Guard, Colleen Embree as Jordan, Dolora Harvey as Nun, Valerie Boyle as Nun, Brian Hill (3) as Military Guard #1, Elliot McIver as Military Guard #2 | Director: Winrich Kolbe
Writer: Herbert Wright | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - A Multitude of Idols (Oct/24/1988) | In order to carry out successful covert missions, the aliens need to integrate themselves into human society. And an abandoned town named Beeton becomes the perfect location of operations to prepare host bodies.
| | Guest Stars: Michele Scarabelli as Elyse Conway, Neil Vipond as Reverend, | Co-Guest Stars: Ray James as FBI Leader, Jackie Richardson as Blanche, Garfield Andrews as Simons, Von Flores as Alex, Roger McKeen as Driver #1, T. O. Dillon as Driver 2 (credited as Tedd Dillon), Judy Sinclair as Judy, Chick Roberts as Frank, Richard Gira as FBI #1, Jim Walton as FBI #2, Joe Matheson as FBI #3, | Uncredited: Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3 | Director: Neill Fearnley
Writer: Tom Lazarus | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - Eye for an Eye (Oct/31/1988) | The residents of Grover's Mill are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the infamous Orson Welles radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds. Everyone except four veterans of the 1938 militia, who claim to know the truth about what happened that October night.
As the Blackwood Project pays a visit for research, the "Martians" have also returned for something they left behind. | | Special Guest Stars: Jeff Corey as Flannery, John Ireland as Harv, | Co-Guest Stars: Jack Jessop as Bill, Jack Ammon as Sam, Mark Holmes as Red, Rachel Blanchard as Debi, Rita Tuckett as Miss Daly, Kevin Rushton as Dog, Mary Beth Rubens as Marla, Sergio Galli as Biker #1, Linda Singer as Biker Chick, Kenny MacLean as Biker #2, Sascha Tukatsch as Biker #3, Richard Fitzpatrick as Officer #1, Michael Fawkes as Officer #2, Frank Knight as Orson Welles #1, Giovanni Paldino as Orson Welles #2, Alanna Cavanagh as Worker, | Uncredited: Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3 | Director: Mark Sobel
Writer: Tom Lazarus | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - The Second Seal (Nov/07/1988) | | The Blackwood Project makes a visit to a military base to unlock material related to the 1953 invasion. Their search is interrupted by aliens who are there for the same reason, but only after one specific thing: a list containing the location of every North American alien dumpsite. | | Special Guest Stars: Lynne Griffin (1) as Amanda Burke, Greg Morris as General Masters, | Guest Stars: Michael McKeever as Lt. Hamill, James Kidnie as Captain Murphy, Anne Farquhar as Newswoman, Kirk Dunn as Hancock, Miriam Newhouse as Ellen, | Co-Guest Stars: Roy Lewis as Cameraman, Paul Eves as Alien MP/Courier, Wally Bondarenko as Officer at the Bar, Todd Schroeder as Guard, | Uncredited: Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3 | Director: Neill Fearnley
Writer: Patrick Barry (1) | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Goliath Is My Name (Nov/14/1988) | | Aliens are sent to steal a deadly toxin called Y Fever from a college campus. But an accident with the substance turns one of them into an uncontrollable and increasingly unstable danger as he continues to wield the remaining vials of the chemical agent while engaging in his host's role-playing game. | | Guest Stars: Jeremy Ratchford as Student, Eric Bruskotter as Jefferson, | Co-Guest Stars: Jason Blicker as Pete, Hume Baugh as Alien #1, Rachel Blanchard as Debi, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Carolyn Dunn as Debra, Kelly Rowan as Kim, James Kee as Robert Parkins, Terry Doyle as Dean Holden, Alex Karzis as Samuel, Kevin Frank (2) as Gabriel, Jill Hennessy as Patty, Darren O'Donnell as Alien #2, Damon D'Oliveira as Alien #3, T. J. Scott as Lab Technician, George Merner as Officer Helfrich, | Uncredited: Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3 | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: Tom Lazarus | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - To Heal the Leper (Nov/21/1988) | The Advocacy take the risk of venturing into the outside world to fuel a powerful enough distillery to cure one of their fellow ailing comrades, and thus resume their collective leadership.
Meanwhile, this lack of guidance has caused a lapse of alien activity that seems to signal an end to the alien menace. But Harrison is increasingly obsessed with the belief that the threat is still in the air. | | Special Guest Stars: Ann Robinson as Sylvia Van Buren, | Co-Guest Stars: Kim Coates as Scott, Guylaine St-Onge as Beth, Paul Boretski as Leo, Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Neil Dainard as Detective Harley, Diane Douglass (1) as Nurse, John Dee (1) as Old Man, Philip Williams as Fred, Len Carlson (1) as Attending Alien, Ross Manson as Officer Roberts, Elizabeth Leslie (1) as Desk Honey, Krista Bridges as Teen Queen, Claude Rae as Dean, Harold Luft as Guard | Director: William Fruet
Writer: David Tynan | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - The Good Samaritan (Dec/26/1988) | | Businessman Marcus Madison Mason has gained great attention for having developed a grain that could help feed the world and end global famine. Due to its tolerance to radiation, Suzanne hopes to obtain the secret to help the world as an aid against the aliens. However, Mason's product has also garnered the aliens' attention who hope to use it as means of worldwide poisoning. | | Guest Stars: Lori Hallier as Teri, Warren Davis as Franklin, Alex Cord as Marcus Madison Mason, | Co-Guest Stars: Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3, Corinne Conley as Mrs. Pennyworth, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, David Gardner as Larson, Sharolyn Sparrow as Helen, Micki Moore as Joyce Mason, Barry Flatman as Hewlit, Michael Eric Kramer (1) as Commander (credited as Michael Kramer), James O'Regan as Cook, Mark Krause as Busboy, Mung-Ling Tsui as Waitress (credited as Mung Ling Tsui), Billie Mae Richards as Matron #1, Maxine Miller (1) as Matron #2, Anne Mirvish as Matron #3, Michael Woods as Bodyguard, J. R. Zimmerman as Dr. Adams, George Kash as Longshoreman, John Bayliss as Doctor, Djanet Sears as Nurse, Darrin Baker (1) as College Boy #1, Andrew Gunn as College Boy #2, Laura Cruickshank as Cheerleader, | Uncredited: C. J. Fidler as Captive Woman | Director: Paul Tucker
Writer: Sylvia Clayton | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Epiphany (Jan/02/1989) | | The tension of a disarmament pact between the United States and Soviet Union is a perfect time for the aliens to detonate a bomb in hopes that it will be their first of many successes of inciting human conflict, and thus quickening its inevitable self-destruction. | | Special Guest Stars: Deborah Wakeham as Katya Rhodan, David Ferry as Policeman, Patrick Macnee as Valery Kedrov, | Co-Guest Stars: Richard Comar as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3, Michael Eric Kramer (1) as Commander (credited as Michael Kramer), John Liddle as Worker #1, Frank Crudell as Worker #2, Maggie Huculak as Female Worker, Bob Dunn as Journalist, Patti Gail as Nun #1, Brenda Kamino as Nun #2, Jackie May (1) as Nun #3, Paul Brogren as Small Boy, Nick Kantas as Pre-Teen #1, Troy Di Berto as Pre-Teen #2, Stella Sprowell as Old Lady, Gary Chessman as Young Hood, Marty Galin as Cabby, Conrad Coates as Driver, Stephen Walsh as Co-Worker, Paula Barrett (2) as Reporter, Barbara Barnes Hopkins as Parking Officer, Paul Martin Charters as Security Officer, Sarah Lynn Campbell (1) as Young Girl, Andrew Thomson as Uniformed Cop, Pat Patterson as Tow Truck Driver, | Uncredited: David Calderisi as Advocate #1, Corinne Conley as Mrs. Pennyworth, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Randy Atmadja as Man at scene | Director: Neill Fearnley
Writer: Sylvia Van Buren | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - Among the Philistines (Jan/09/1989) | | The Blackwood Project have met a wonderful new potential partner for the team, a linguist who has been able to successfully decipher the aliens' transmissions. However, when things begin to fail to add up, it's quite obvious that something is wrong. | | Special Guest Stars: Cedric Smith as Adrian, | Co-Guest Stars: Rachel Blanchard as Debi, Corinne Conley as Mrs. Pennyworth, Larry Reynolds as Kensington, David Calderisi as Advocate #1, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Gregory Cross as Chubs, Cliff Woolner as Alien Trucker, Richard Beach (1) as Alien Driver, Clyde Whitham as Soldier | Director: William Fruet
Writer: Patrick Barry (1) | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - Choirs of Angels (Jan/16/1989) | | The aliens employ a brilliant scientist to develop a vaccine against Earth's bacteria by method of brainwashing him through music into thinking that they are great beings of peace and mercy. Soon Harrison is unintentionally drawn into same delusions, dividing himself from the other members who try to bring him back to his senses. | | Special Guest Stars: John Novak as Alien #1, Alex Carter (1) as Alien #2, Heidi Von Palleske as Alien #3, Jan Rubeš as Dr. Von Deer, | Co-Guest Stars: Billy Thorpe as Billy Carlos, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, David Calderisi as Advocate #1, Karen Wood as Receptionist, Wally Bolland as Policeman | Director: Herbert Wright
Writer: Durnford King | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - Dust to Dust (Jan/23/1989) | | A Native American headdress dug up at the Westeskiwin Indian Reservation holds great meaning to many. To Ironhose, it is a sacred object; to archaeologist Mark Newport, it is worth money; but to the aliens, it holds a crystal that belongs to and can locate a long forgotten warship. | | Special Guest Stars: R. D. Reid as Mark Newport, Elias Zarou as Kirk, Ivan Naranjo as Joseph Lonetree, | Co-Guest Stars: Robin Sewell as Grace, Eric Schweig as Darrow, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, Linda Goranson as Connie, Joseph Ziegler as Pat, George Bloomfield as Lawyer, Gairey Richardson as Detective Bob, Tim MacMenamin as Guard, | Uncredited: Michael Eric Kramer (1) as Unknown, David Calderisi as Advocate #1 | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: Richard Krzemien | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - He Feedeth Among the Lilies (Jan/30/1989) | The aliens have become quite desperate to learn the secret of the human immune system and undertake to figure it out for themselves. This includes targeting and experimenting on various unsuspecting people.
The Blackwood Project interviews many of them in hopes of a window into alien behaviour. One particular woman catches the attention of Harrison, but her experience may be too horrifying for either of them to handle. | | Special Guest Stars: Cynthia Belliveau as Karen McKinney, | Co-Guest Stars: Maria del Mar as Estelle, Carole Galloway as Pat Thistle, Graham Batchelor as Arnold Thistle, Myron Senkus as Walter Hayden, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, David Calderisi as Advocate #1, Mary Pirie as Alien Doc #1, Mark Wilson (3) as Paramedic #1, Dana Anderson (1) as Paramedic #2, Faye Cohen as Alien Doc #2, Diana Rowland as Alien Doc #3, Julian Richings as Man with Hat, Larry Mannell as Doctor, Bonnie Gruen as Nurse, Andrea Nevitt as Aide, Christopher Trace (2) as Cop (credited as Chris Trace) | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: Tom Lazarus | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - The Prodigal Son (Feb/06/1989) | Harrison is invited to meet a hermit artist simply named Quinn. However, he soon finds out that the man is not only an alien, but is immune to Earth's bacteria due to the same body he possessed in 1953.
Fortunately for Harrison, Quinn is not working with his own kind, but rather, running from them. Unfortunately, however, Quinn is going to use Blackwood to help him in his own plot to take over the world. | | Special Guest Stars: James Purcell as McGinnis, Robert Morelli as Sgt. Fitzpatrick, John Colicos as Quinn, | Co-Guest Stars: Boris Khaimovich as Alien Cop, Elliot McIver as Cop, Michael Rudder as Advocate #3, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #2, David Calderisi as Advocate #1, Randall Carpenter as Margo, Dan Delabbio as Sanchez | Director: George McCowan
Story: Patrick Barry (1) | Teleplay: Herbert Wright | | | |
| 16 :01x16 - The Meek Shall Inherit (Feb/13/1989) | The aliens have constructed a way to paralyse humanity's means of communication, but to enable it to full scale they need a proper generator, sending three operatives to retrieve it by possessing the bodies of unvalued homeless people.
Meanwhile, Sylvia Van Buren has befriended and escapes the Whitewood Sanitarium with a homeless girl who is the only one who believes her talk of the aliens. | | Special Guest Stars: Diana Reis as Molly Stone, Ann Robinson as Sylvia Van Buren, | Co-Guest Stars: Michael Copeman as Dayton, John Gilbert (1) as Sensky, Sam Malkin as Pollito, Norah Grant as Sgt. Coleman, Vito Rezza as Stavrakos, Steve Pernie as Derriman, Gene Mack as Bull, Diane Douglass (1) as Nurse, David Calderisi as Advocate #1, Michael Eric Kramer (1) as Advocate #2 (credited as Michael Kramer), Martin Neufeld as Advocate #3, Steve Makaj as Lineman, Kim Cayer as Hooker, Mary McCandless as Mom, Will Finlay (1) as Dad, Susan Lowry as Daughter, Jed Dixon as Stan | Director: William Fruet
Writer: D. C. Fontana | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - Unto Us a Child is Born (Feb/20/1989) | Aliens abandon a compromised biological attack, one of whom panics and takes over another body to escape, not knowing its new host is a pregnant woman.
The child that is soon born is a curiosity because it has taken with it part of the alien that blended with its mother. Even when it grows into a monster, the Blackwood Project must protect it from the aliens who soon realise that it may be a source of salvation against Earth's bacteria. | | Special Guest Stars: Brent Carver as Jesse, Amber Lea Weston as Nancy Salvo, | Co-Guest Stars: Geoffrey Bowes as Colin, Clark Johnson as Young, Peter Boretski as Howard Hugo, Martha Irving as Peggy, Mark Parr as Alien Mutant #1, Norah Grant as Sgt. Coleman, Deborah Theaker as Saleslady, Albert Schultz as Ken, David Calderisi as Advocate #1, Michael Eric Kramer (1) as Advocate #2 (credited as Michael Kramer), Martin Neufeld as Advocate #3, John Ferguson (1) as Alien Mutant #2, Ken Girotti as Lang, Daniel Kash (1) as Guard, Michele Claire as Nurse, Tim Koetting as Dr. Melish, Heather Clifford as Nurse, Jacqueline McLeod as Blanche, James Mainprize as Bernie, Jonathan Ursini as Alien Toddler, Brandyn Ursini as Alien Toddler | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: David Braff | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - The Last Supper (Mar/06/1989) | To better understand the reach of the aliens, the Blackwood Project holds a top secret meeting with extraterrestrial authorities from other parts of the world.
Their objective, and more importantly, their lives are in jeopardy as the aliens are not only aware of the meeting, but one of them may be an alien operative. | | Special Guest Stars: Colm Feore as Leonid Argochev, Efrain Figueroa as Gabriel Morales, James Hong as Soo Tak, | Co-Guest Stars: Barry Kennedy as Jerry Raymond, Suzanne Coy as Sunethra Menathong, Abbott Anderson as Morris Burnobi (credited as Abbott Jones Anderson), Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #1, Ric Sarabia as Advocate #2, Michael Copeman as Advocate #3, Brenda Kamino as Nurse, Ron Payne as Businessman, Norah Grant as Sgt. Coleman | Director: George McCowan
Writer: Tom Lazarus | | | |
| 19 :01x19 - Vengeance is Mine (Apr/17/1989) | | Ironhorse must now fight both a psychological and emotional war after he accidentally kills an innocent civilian. However, he is not the only one with inner wounds. The victim's husband knows who murdered his wife and is determined to exact revenge. | | Guest Stars: Bernard Behrens as Psychiatrist, Denis Forest as Martin Cole, | Co-Guest Stars: Carolyn Dunn as Sarah Cole, Alannah Myles as Samantha, Peter Millard (1) as Alien #1, Paul Coeur as Alien #2 (credited as Paul Jolicoeur), Julie Khaner as Alien Woman, Don Allison as Milton, Roger Montgomery as Henchman, Vito Rezza as Stavrakos, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #1, Ric Sarabia as Advocate #2, Michael Copeman as Advocate #3, Mishu Vellani as Woman Student, David Mulholland as Reverend, Simon Du Toit as Guard, Nick De Kruyff as Human Captive | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: Arnold Margolin | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - My Soul to Keep (Apr/24/1989) | | With their mating limited to a nine-year interval, the aliens put a good deal of risk into ensuring that their offspring survive. Meanwhile, Suzanne's ex-husband tries to get close to her again for the sake of a scoop, but his interference has been set in motion by someone who has a history with the Blackwood Project and the aliens. | | Special Guest Stars: Michael Parks as Cash McCullough, John Colicos as Quinn, | Co-Guest Stars: Michael Dyson as Farmer/Alien, Bruce McFee as Guard, Rachel Blanchard as Debi, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #1, Ric Sarabia as Advocate #2, Michael Copeman as Advocate #3, Vito Rezza as Stavrakos, Mohsin Sherazee as Cabbie/Alien, Randy Atmadja as Old Clerk, Robert Bidaman as Cooper, Peter Van Wart as Camera Crew #1, André Mayers as Camera Crew #2 (credited as Andre Mayers) | Director: William Fruet
Writer: Jon Kubichan | | | |
| 21 :01x21 - So Shall Ye Reap (May/01/1989) | The aliens newest plot involves an attempt to perfect a drug that will transform the user into a violent killer. However, their tests go through many subjects, leaving a string of bodies in the streets of Chicago.
In order to better investigate, the Blackwood Project infiltrates a local police department by posing as federal agents. | | Special Guest Stars: Jill Jacobson as Envoy, Dixie Seatle as Lt. Teri Novak, Jonathan Welsh as Det. Jack Sawyer, Angelo Rizacos as Scientist, | Co-Guest Stars: Isabelle Mejias (1) as Sherry, Carolyn Scott (1) as Other Woman, Peter MacNeill as Director, Shelley Owens as Streetwalker (credited as Shelley-Lynn Owens), Andrew Scorer as Alien Driver, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #1, Ric Sarabia as Advocate #2, Frank Pellegrino (1) as Advocate #3, Charlene Richards as Megan, Charles W. Gray (3) as Businessman (credited as Charles Gray), Allen Kosonic as Cop #1, Phillip Jarrett (1) as Cop #2 (credited as Phil Jarrett), Reg Dreger as Sergeant, Gene Mack as Bartender, Vince Guerriero as Nasty Alien, Myron Senkus as Man, Benson Simmonds as Busboy, Charles Hayter as Bum, John Grima as Coroner | Director: George Bloomfield
Writer: Michael McCormack (1) | | | | | | |
| 23 :01x23 - The Angel of Death (May/15/1989) | A new player arrives on Earth, a synth from the planet Qar'To that is seeking to destroy the Advocacy and have killed several underlings with ease.
With the assurance of humanity's safety her goal, the Blackwood Project embraces her as an ally. But the Advocacy, who risk their safety to personally destroy this enemy, are full aware of the agenda of the Qar'To. | | Special Guest Stars: Elaine Giftos as Q'Tara, John Evans as Jake, | Co-Guest Stars: Rachel Stephens as Housewife #1, Denise Baillargeon as Housewife #2, Marianne McIsaac as Housewife #3 (credited as Maryanne McIssac), Vito Rezza as Stavrakos, David McKnight as Max, Ilse Von Glatz as Advocate #1, Ric Sarabia as Advocate #2, Frank Pellegrino (1) as Advocate #3, Dwight Bacquie (1) as Fireman #1, Peter James Haworth (1) as Fireman #2, Alan Fawcett as Fireman #3, Gerry Mendicino as T.J., Richard Blackburn as Fred, Doug Hughes as Man with Glasses, Art Nefsky as Janitor, Adrian Pellett as Beggar | Director: Herbert Wright
Writer: Herbert Wright | | | |
Season 2 |
| 24 :02x01 - The Second Wave (Oct/02/1989) | The time is that of "almost tomorrow." The planet is in dire straits and the government is falling apart. With no alien activity for months, the Blackwood Project is lost to explain the situation.
To make matters worse, a new set of aliens, the Morthren, have arrived on Earth and have set out to accomplish where those before have failed. | | Special Guest Stars: Richard Chaves as Lt. Colonel Paul Ironhorse, | Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Philip Akin as Norton Drake, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, | Co-Guest Stars: Julian Richings as Alien Scientist, Sonya Delwaide as Female Newcomer, James Kirchner (1) as Alien Guard, Aaron Ross Fraser as Plato, Greg Kramer as Addict 1, Michael Woods as Guard, Mairon Bennett as Young Hooker, Richard Zeppieri as Tough Kid, Paul Eves as Marine 1 | Director: Francis Delia
Story: Michael Michaelian | Teleplay: Jonathan Glassner, Michael Michaelian | | | | | | |
| 26 :02x03 - Doomsday (Oct/16/1989) | | A heat wave strikes the city, but one church's sudden supply attracts people of the faith. Little do they know, however, that they are pawns of the Morthren in attempt to sway human faith to that of the Eternal. | | Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Kurt Reis as Reverend Thomas Solter, Diana Reis as Grace Solter, | Co-Guest Stars: Julian Richings as Ardix, Nathaniel Moreau as Steven, Patricia Phillips as Bayda, Stephen Black (1) as Gates, Donnie Bowes as Jones, Vince Guerriero as Barrows, Frank Blanch as Desperate Man, Gerry Pearson as Parishioner | Director: Timothy Bond
Writer: Tony DiFranco | | | |
| 27 :02x04 - Terminal Rock (Oct/23/1989) | | With their lives in danger due to random acts of violence on the street, agitated by the rock and roll band the Scavengers, the Morthren decide to take advantage of the situation. With the frontman cloned, the impressionable audience will now have their violent urges directed by the Morthren's will. | | Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Shannon Lawson as Rosa, Jaimz Woolvett as Larry, Paul Bettis as Sol, Lawrence King (1) as Mr. Ripper, | Co-Guest Stars: Julian Richings as Ardix, Dylan Neal as Scavenger 1 | Director: Gabriel Pelletier
Writer: John Groves | | | |
| 28 :02x05 - Breeding Ground (Oct/30/1989) | | The Morthren use a hospital to experiment on humans in order to increase their numbers. | | Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Helen Hughes as Katie Barrows, Gerard Parkes as Dr. Emil Gestaine, | Co-Guest Stars: Julian Richings as Ardix, Patricia Phillips as Bayda, James Knapp as Eddie, John Dee (1) as Mailman, Elizabeth Leslie (1) as Nurse, Sandra Caldwell (1) as 5th Floor Nurse | Director: Armand Mastroianni
Writer: Alan Moskowitz | | | | | | |
| 30 :02x07 - Loving the Alien (Nov/13/1989) | | A defiant young Morthren boy named Ceeto runs away from the rule of his kind and makes friends with Debi. | | Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Eugene Robert Glazer as Marcus Crane (credtied as Eugene Glazer), Keram Malicki-Sanchez as Ceeto, | Co-Guest Stars: Julian Richings as Ardix, Elliot Smith as Dix, Mia Kirshner as Jo, Cal Wilson as Cappy, Louis Tucci as Packrat, Larry A. McLean (1) as Mercenary (credited as Larry McLean) | Director: Otta Hanus
Writer: Janet MacLean (1) | | | |
| 31 :02x08 - Night Moves (Nov/20/1989) | | Seeing the destructive effect the city life is having on Debi, Suzanne decides to take her daughter to her family farm. Little do they know, however, that the Morthren have taken the farm over to deal with their own food shortage. | | Guest Stars: Ken Pogue as John, Sally Chamberlin as Rebecca, Wayne Best as Paul Fox, Meg Hogarth as Shirley, Dale Wilson (2) as Roy, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Julian Richings as Ardix, Belinda Metz as Scoggs, Leonard Chow as Farmer, John Thallon as Guard, Ted Ludzik as Morthren Worker | Director: Mark Sobel
Writer: Lorne Rossman | | | |
| 32 :02x09 - Synthetic Love (Jan/15/1990) | | The Morthren begin to take over a rehabilitation centre and treat patients with a new drug composed in part of human brain tissue. | | Guest Stars: Vlasta Vrana as Jonathan Laporte, Sam Malkin as Mr. Jimmy, Kathryn Rose as Rene Laporte, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Richard Sali as Aide, Patricia Phillips as Bayda, Andrew Scorer as Lunatic, Ellen Horst as Nurse, Dean Richards as Drug Dealer, Gigi De Leon as Young Women (credited as Gigi DeLeon), R. D. Reid as Druggist, Elizabeth Beeler as Scientist, Réal Andrews as Man in Bar | Director: Francis Delia
Writer: Nancy Ann Miller (1) | | | |
| 33 :02x10 - The Defector (Jan/22/1990) | | An attempt by the Morthren to hack into a computer system backfires, scarring a technician. Now flawed in the eyes of the Eternal, he faces execution, but escapes and questions the ways of his people. | | Guest Stars: Charles McCaughan as Kemo, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Julian Richings as Ardix, Belinda Metz as Scoggs, Charles Kerr as Ace, Alan Feiman as Lonelyheart, Paul Coeur as Roller | Director: Armand Mastroianni
Writer: Sandra Berg, Judith Berg | | | |
| 34 :02x11 - Time to Reap (Jan/29/1990) | | Under the Eternal's instructions, Malzor takes advantage of a rare opportunity to go back in time to 1953 in the aftermath of the failed invasion in order to prevent their brethren from succumbing to Earth's bacteria. | | Guest Stars: Paula Barrett (2) as Miranda Watson, George R. Robertson as General Mann, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Julian Richings as Ardix, Martha Irving as Sylvia, Amos Crawley as Young Harrison, Seirge LeBlanc as Tommy, Brian Furlong as Aide, Alan Argue as Reporter 1, Lorne Pardy as Reporter 2, Gerry Quigley as Cab Driver | Director: Joseph Scanlan
Writer: Jim Trombetta | | | |
| 35 :02x12 - The Pied Piper (Feb/05/1990) | | The Morthren use the first-born child on Earth, who has grown rapidly since birth, to infiltrate an experimental school and steal useful genetic information. | | Guest Stars: Joel Carlson as Adam, Ron Lea (1) as Martin Daniels, Lisa Jakub as Julie, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Tanja Jacobs as Miss Gholston, Domenic Cuzzocrea as Bill, Marc Marut as Patrick, Michael Copeman as Man, Nadine MacKinnon as Mrs. Daniels | Director: Allan Eastman
Story: Alan Moskowitz | Teleplay: Nancy Ann Miller (1) | | | |
| 36 :02x13 - The Deadliest Disease (Feb/12/1990) | | An illness strikes the Morthren and only a stolen med cell can cure them. The Morthren use a clone to seize it, unaware that a war is brewing on the market. | | Guest Stars: James Purcell as Brock, Joon B. Kim (1) as Bing, Elias Zarou as Abraham, Alex Karzis as Jerry Brock, Aki Aleong as Tao, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, John Evans as West, Gene Mack as Wiley, Dennis Akayama as Chin, Robert Lee (4) as Vendor, Matt Birman as Theif | Director: William Fruet
Story: Wilson Coneybeare | Teleplay: Carl Binder (1) | | | |
| 37 :02x14 - Path of Lies (Feb/19/1990) | | Nosey reporter Marc Traynor is caught in the middle when he has photographic evidence of both the Morthren, as well as the identities of Harrison and Kincaid. | | Guest Stars: David Ferry as Marc Traynor, Bernard Behrens as Ed Jennings, Barbara Gordon as Mrs. Bebe Gardner, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Julian Richings as Ardix, Maurice Evans (1) as Samuels, Martin Doyle as Rob Nunn, Nadia Capone as Maureen, Ken Quinn as Salo | Director: Allan Eastman
Story: Rick Schwartz | Teleplay: Nancy Ann Miller (1), Rick Schwartz | | | |
| 38 :02x15 - Candle in the Night (Apr/09/1990) | | Suzanne gets Kincaid and Harrison to help plot a surprise birthday party for Debi. | | Guest Stars: Noam Zylberman as Nate, Sandy Webster as Gunther, Gema Zamprogna as Sam Fisher, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Julian Richings as Ardix, Marlow Vella as Ralph, Krista Houston as Lisa, Nicolas Van Burek as Joe, Sam Moses as Sal, Jayne Eastwood as Grace, Rob McInally as Zeel, Pat Mastroianni as Pitcher, Nigel Tan as 2nd Baseman | Director: Armand Mastroianni
Writer: Carl Binder (1) | | | |
| 39 :02x16 - Video Messiah (Apr/16/1990) | | The Mothren clone a popular motivational speaker to use for their own sinister purposes. | | Guest Stars: Roy Thinnes as Dr. Van Order, Lori Hallier as Mindy Cooper, Alex Carter (1) as Clark, Larry Joshua as Hardy Galt, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Keith Knight as Bob, Angela Dohrmann as Jane, Michael Caruana as Kurt, Denise McLeod as Sara, Suzanne Coy as Staff Member, Randy Butcher as Thief | Director: Gabriel Pelletier
Writer: Norman Snider | | | |
| 40 :02x17 - Totally Real (Apr/23/1990) | | Debi is snared into playing a deadly game that the Morthren have infiltrated. | | Guest Stars: Colm Feore as Nikita, Trevor Cameron Smith (1) as David Nash, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Julian Richings as Ardix, Belinda Metz as Scoggs, Michael Woods as Sendac, John Tench as Gambler 1, Elena Kudaba as Gambler 2, Anthony Audian as Hood, Peter Szkoda as Stoner, | Uncredited: Randy Atmadja as Gambler 3 | Director: William Fruet
Writer: Jim Trombetta | | | |
| 41 :02x18 - Max (Apr/30/1990) | | A year after the death of Kincaid's brother, the Morthren resurrect Max as a killer cyborg. | | Guest Stars: Michael Welden as Max Kincaid, Chuck Shamata as Bradley, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Belinda Metz as Scoggs, Michael Rhoades as Zak, Jill Hennessy as Scout, Markus Parilo as Desk Clerk (credited as Marcus Parlio), Barclay Hope as MP, Jorge Montesi as Gomes | Director: Jorge Montesi
Writer: Naomi Janzen | | | |
| 42 :02x19 - The True Believer (May/07/1990) | | With their situation becoming dire, the Morthren frame Harrison, Suzanne, and Kincaid for a bank robbery. The team's only hope lies in the department's one virtuous cop. | | Guest Stars: Timothy Webber as Thresher, Michael Hogan (1) as Nash, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Vincent Dale as Hook, Leslie Toth as Guard, Sandi Stahlbrand as Newscaster, | Uncredited: Matt Birman as Alien Cop #1, Ted Hanlan as St. Alien #6, T. J. Scott as St. Alien #4, Ken Quinn as St. Alien #3, Marco Bianco as St. Alien #1, Jon Andersen (1) as Dutch | Director: Armand Mastroianni
Writer: Jim Henshaw | | | |
| 43 :02x20 - The Obelisk (May/14/1990) | | After consulting a sacred obelisk, Malzor orders the Morthren to use a deadly spore to wipe out all Earth-born life on the planet. However, the obelisk holds a secret that could end the war of the worlds once and for all. | | Special Guest Stars: Cynthia Dale as Tila, | Guest Stars: John Gilbert (1) as Lord Tallick, Keram Malicki-Sanchez as Ceeto, | Co-Guest Stars: Denis Forest as Malzor, Catherine Disher as Mana, Rachel Blanchard as Debi McCullough, Julian Richings as Ardix, Patricia Phillips as Bayda | Director: William Fruet
Writer: Nancy Ann Miller (1), Rick Schwartz | | | |
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