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Season 2 |
| 13 :02x01 - Dead Man Walking (Aug/26/1996) | | It's all in a day's work for the residents of Savannah, Georgia... Lane has been kidnapped by Jack Buchanan, and is declared missing by the Savannah Police; Reese is left toiling in jail after getting caught up in the drug sting that Veronica and Vincent had set up to ensnare Tom; leaving Peyton to deal with the arrival of Nick Corelli, Travis' heretofore-unknown twin brother, who has arrived in town to meet Travis' wife and in-laws after discovering a few months ago that both he and Travis were adopted. For his part, Nick stumbles right into the revelation that Travis might have had even more secrets, when he is hunted down by two goons asking after a mysterious object called "The Centurion" that Travis last had. Dean, meanwhile, is hot on the tail of Jack Buchanan, who is planning a fiery end for Dean, while Lane gamely attempts to escape from her captor's snake-ranch. Back in Savannah, Tom confronts Veronica over her part in Reese's conviction; while Edward, after being held at gunpoint by a vengeful Lucille, teams up with Brian's mother Eleanor to destroy Peyton. | | Special Guest Stars: Scott Thompson Baker (1) as Brian Alexander, Wendy Phillips as Lucille Richards, | Guest Stars: Mimi Kennedy as Eleanor Alexander, Taurean Blacque as Detective Michael Wheeler, | Co-Guest Stars: K Addison Young as Thug #2, Don Stallings as Funeral Director, Tom Clark (1) as Man, Bart Hansard as Thug #1, John Maynard (2) as Salesman, Robin McLamb as Cop (As Robin Vaughn), Mary Nell Santacroce as Millie Lester, Austin Cruce as Jason Collins, Theresa O'shea as Maid, Ron Clinton Smith as S.S. Savannah Bartender, Stephen Michael Ayers as Jack Buchanan | Director: Harvey Frost
Writer: Dianne Messina, James Stanley | | | |
| 14 :02x02 - Pearls Before The Swine (Sep/23/1996) | | After the explosion at the cabin, Dean - and the rest of Savannah - operate under the assumption that Lane died in the fire, and he is forced to break the news to Reese. Together, they commiserate over her "death", but their closeness is misinterpreted by a snooping Peyton... Lane, however, is alive and well, still with Milly, and despite numerous attempts to escape ends up locked in the basement once again, her fate solely in the hands of Milly... Back in Savannah, Tom and Veronica are both fingered as suspects in the setup that landed Reese a conviction, and the two go out of their way to ensure the other goes down for the crime. Meanwhile, Peyton takes in the high life at the Alexander mansion, but finds herself targeted by Eleanor - although Peyton's not without a few tricks up her sleeve; and Nick continues to investigate the Centurion Emerald, while trying to remain close to Travis' former friends. | | Special Guest Stars: Ted Shackelford as Charles Alexander, Scott Thompson Baker (1) as Brian Alexander, Wendy Phillips as Lucille Richards, | Guest Stars: Mimi Kennedy as Eleanor Alexander, Taurean Blacque as Detective Michael Wheeler, | Co-Guest Stars: Elizabeth Omilami as Supervisor, Sharon Blackwood as Matilda, Ron Clinton Smith as S.S. Savannah Bartender, Scott Oliver as Infomercial Man, Aaron Davis as Paramedic, Martha Knighton as Customer Representative, Melanie Ramsay as TV Reporter, Bart Hansard as Thug, Mary Nell Santacroce as Millie Lester | Director: Eleanore Lindo
Writer: Constance M. Burge | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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