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About the show: This syndicated science fiction series premiered in October 2000. It was created by Gene Roddenberry and developed by Robert Hewitt Wolfe.
Trapped for 300 years in the event horizon of a black hole, Captain Dylan Hunt and his sentient
starship, Andromeda, are rescued by the crew of the salvage ship, Eureka Maru. Hunt finds that
the formerly peaceful Commonwealth of planets has been shattered by the treacherous actions of the
genetically-modified humans, called Nietzscheans. Hunt recruits the crew of the Maru, including
its plucky captain, Beka Valentine, her super-genius engineer, Seamus Harper, her pacifistic
science officer, Rev Bem, who just happens to be a member of the savage race called the Magog, and a
mysterious purple girl known simply as Trance Gemini. Hunt is also joined by the lone mercenary
Nietzschean, Tyr Anasazi, who has his own agenda for Hunt's ship and for the galaxy. Together,
this crew travels the galaxy trying to reunite the planets into a new Commonwealth against their
common enemies: the Magog, the Kalderans and the Spirit of the Abyss.
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Currently Airs: In syndication -- check local listings for time and channel. And on the SciFi Channel Friday nights at 8 p.m. Credits: Created by Gene Roddenberry Developed by Robert Hewitt Wolfe Starring: Kevin Sorbo as Captain Dylan Hunt Lisa Ryder as Beka Valentine Steve Bacic as Telemachus Rhade Gordon Michael Woolvett as Seamus Harper Laura Bertram as Trance Gemini and Lexa Doig as Andromeda Seasons 1-2: Brent Stait as Rev Bem Seasons 1-3: Keith Hamilton Cobb as Tyr Anasazi Seasons 4-5: Steve Bacic as Telemachus Rhade Season 5: Brandy Ledford as Doyle Staff Writers (past & present): Robert Hewitt Wolfe Bob Engels Matt Kiene Joe Reinkemeyer Ethlie Ann Vare Emily Skopov Ashley Edward Miller Zack Stentz Larry Barber Paul Barber Naomi Janzen WriterGroupie's Favorite Episodes: (well, a few of the many!) "Double Helix" "Angel Dark, Demon Bright" "The Pearls That Were His Eyes" "It Makes a Lovely Light" "Its Hour Come Round At Last" "All Too Human" "Into the Labyrinth" "The Things We Cannot Change" "The Knight, Death and the Devil" "Immaculate Perception" "The Unconquerable Man" "Deep Midnight's Voice" "Twilight of the Idols" |
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