Years ago, the Taelons came to Earth, offering friendship and technology to humanity. But there are those who believe the Taelons have more sinister motives.
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Years ago, the Taelons came to Earth, offering friendship and technology to humanity. But there are those who believe the Taelons have more sinister motives.
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President Thompson declares a state of emergency to crush the resistance while Liam and Auger try to prove that the resistance was not behind the assasination attempt of President Thompson.
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Directed by Allan KroekerWritten by Paul Gertz, Cory TynanGuest stars Lisa Howard, Frank Moore, Dean Armstrong, Barry Flatman, Victor Ertmanis, Katherine Ashby, Barna Moricz, Steven Allerick
Liam and Augur discover that Volunteers all over the world are breaking into homes and arresting civillians. Meanwhile, Sandoval genetically alters Lili and sends her off into space.
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Directed by Allan KroekerWritten by Cory TynanGuest stars Lisa Howard, Chandra West, Michael Caruana, Shannon Hile, Matt Redman, Alex Poch-Goldin, Edward Jaunz, Joel Harris
Liam learns more about skrills while searching for the missing skrill queen.
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Directed by Brenton SpencerWritten by Ethlie Ann VareGuest stars Majel Barrett, Terri Hawkes, Eugene Clark, Katie Griffin, Jovanni Sy, Trent McMullen, Stephen Bogaert, James Bulliard
A new Taelon/Doors venture that allows people to relive their most cherished memories may not be what it appears when four people supposedly die from overloaded synapses.
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Directed by Ross ClydeWritten by Howard ChaykinGuest stars Lori Alter, Barry Blake, Ylfa Edelstein, Richard Liss, John Baktis, Peter Mensah, Ronda Bean, Richard Eden
Da'an hires a professional hit man to seek out Augur. Liam and Renee meet with 10 Resistance leaders whose cells have been discovered and destroyed. In order to avoid one cell from crushing the entire network in the future, Liam proposes that he be the only communication link between cells. Sandoval learns that he will die unless he gets a blood transfusion from an immediate family relative.
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Directed by James HeadWritten by George GeigerGuest stars Page Fletcher, Nicholas Kilbertus, Ayumi Iizuka, Maxine Guess, Wayne Ward, Christina Cox, Nadia Capone, Lawrence King
A woman barely escapes from the small town of Taelonville, Indiana through an ID Portal, the woman's three-month-old fetus was removed, possibly by ID technology. Zo'or denies the use of ID technology to perform non-invasive surgery. Liam arrives in Taelonville to investigate.
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Directed by Brenton SpencerWritten by Howard ChaykinGuest stars Andrew Airlie, Reagan Pasternak, Max Piersig, Janet-Laine Green, Jennifer Foster
Liam investigates if Jack Patches, that allow fans of the combat game Pa'dar to feel the feelings of the warriors, causes seizures.
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Directed by Ross ClydeWritten by Paul Gertz, Howard ChaykinGuest stars Lara Daans, Joy Tanner, Mark Lutz, John Blackwood, Joel Harris, Chris Lamon, Angelo Tucci
Lili awakens as a beam locks on to the shuttle. A Jaridian enters the shuttle as a Taelon warship arrives, engaging the shuttle in battle. Later, Lili finds herself to be a patient at a military hospital. Dr Reed tells Lili that she has been in a coma and that her CVI has been removed. Liam arrives to tell Lili that she has lost 3 years of her life and that the Taelons are gone after the Jaridians defeated them. She also learns she is responsible for saving Earth and Sandoval is scheduled to be executed. After Colonel Bramson debriefed her, Lili learns that Sandoval's last request is to speak with her. She agrees when she realizes that this will be her only chance to find out why Sandoval sent her out on the shuttle. However, Sandoval only reveals to Lili that he now has his own resistance, made up of faithful Taelon followers, who will kill her. Meeting Augur, Lili finds out that he is the CEO of a large company with a wife and a child. Watching Lili and Augur, Dr Reed and Bramson dis
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Directed by Terry IngramWritten by Cory TynanGuest stars Lisa Howard, J.C. MacKenzie, John Bourgeois, David Calderisi, Todd Schroeder, Jagger Carlucci, Christopher Kelk, Maureen Kirkpatrick
The Companions are invited to join with a religious order in a ceremony. The group is made up entirely of women and seeks that special spiritual connection with the Taelons that will bring them to an enlightened state. Liam finds a former resistance member, Elizabeth, in the group. During the ceremony, the Companions share their energy with The Cloister. Worried about the possible security leak, Liam and Renee have to stop Elizabeth from telling the cult everything.
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Directed by Ross ClydeWritten by Ethlie Ann VareGuest stars Marina Sirtis, Karen Glave, Bill MacDonald, Danielle Brett, James Kee
A reporter after being exposed to Taelon radiation seeks to expose the Taelons during a live television interview with Zo'or by airing secret Taelon video.
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Directed by Brenton SpencerWritten by Paul Gertz, Cory TynanGuest stars Ellen Dubin, Peter Keleghan, James Kidnie, Kevin Hicks, Adam Large
Zo'or and Liam crash in a remote area of Wyoming. Naraina Durrant, a resident of a local commune of natural purists known as the Children of the Earth, rescues Liam from his crash bubble and assists him in his search for Zo'or. Meanwhile Zo'or's bitter rival T'than calles an emergency meeting to propose Da'an take Zo'or's place as the Synod leader.
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Directed by Terry IngramWritten by George GeigerGuest stars Géza Kovács, Fiona Loewi, Robert Seeliger, Caleb Marshall, Ola Sturik, Michael Leder, Michelle Nolden
Zo'or discuses with Ro'am, the Latin American Companion, his idea to make President Thompson an advisor to the Synod. Sandoval approaches Tonio Arias, Ro'am's Protector, and secretly attaches a microchip to Tonio's skrill. Ro'am and Tonio are killed while travelling in the ID Portal. T'than becomes suspicious of Zo'or because Ro'am's death shifts the balance of power in the Synod in Zo'or favour.
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Directed by Andrew PotterWritten by Ethlie Ann VareGuest stars Tamara Gorski, Michael A. Miranda, Inga Cadranel, Michèle Duquet, Steve Braun, Jane Luk, Topaz Hasfal-Schou, Michelle Nolden
When Zo'or contracts an ancient deadly plague for which there is no known cure, Renee suggests to Liam that the virus could be used to create a biological weapon to fight the Taelons. She recruits Augur to research the virus and it's potential.
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Directed by Michael RobisonWritten by Howard ChaykinGuest stars Heather Hodgson, Anaya Farrell, Caley Wilson, Kerry McPherson, Marvin Ishmael, Shawn Ashmore, James Binkley, Ari Cohen
At the Taelon Embassy, Da'an shows reporters the Taelon Galactic Database. A sniper fires a Pulse Gun that penetrates the virtual glass of the embassy. Liam and Da'an are stunned to see gaping holes in the virtual glass that is impervious to all human weapons. Sandoval and Liam find the Hammerlin CD-57 Pulse Gun and the transducer. Sandoval tells Liam he does not want the media informed. Later, Sandoval informs Zo'or that he has leaked all the information to the media, as per their plan. Augur identifies Scott Pierce from a webcam as the shooter, but discovers that Pierce is a patient at St John's Neurological Centre. On the Mothership, Zo'or transfers his energy into Pierce's comatose body to convince humans to ban energy weapons that could threaten the Taelons.
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Directed by Brenton SpencerWritten by Marcus Miller, Cory TynanGuest stars Frank Moore, Steve Bacic, Kate Zenna, Leif Anderson, Michael Fawkes, Aman Maharaj, Donald Carrier, Ron Van Hart
While Carson Briggs works overtime at the New World Commonwealth Bank, a hopeless cry introduces a blue light that swirls around him. The energy light chases and tortures Carson, pushing him onto the floor. The energy whirls in circular motions around Carson, setting him on fire. At the same time, Liam dreams of the exact horrifying events that Carson experiences. Liam goes to the death scene. Recalling the events of his dream to a investigator, he offers a piece of evidence that had not yet recovered - Carson's ring, which designed with the bank's logo and the ancient Taelon symbol for impurity. At Carson's home, Liam discovers circular burn marks throughout the house. The blue energy appears, which leads Liam to a Taelon data log. The energy takes the shape of the deceased Taelon Ku'don, who mutters the word 'exile' before disappearing. Suddenly, Liam hears loud banging and he hides the data log as commandos storm the house. Liam overpowers one of the commandos and escapes as a command
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Directed by John SteadWritten by Cory TynanGuest stars Peter Krantz, Lindy Booth, Barna Moricz, Sten Eirik, Edward Glen, Topaz Hasfal-Schou, Juston C. Sharratt
Liam is asked by a Church of the Companions member, Devon, to help find his girlfriend, also a member who has mysteriously disappeared. Sandoval gives Da'an some energy dust. Liam and Renee join the Church as homeless people. At the church's shelter they find that the food has a Taelon additive. In an underground environment on Church of the Companions land, Volunteers force drugged Church of the Companions members to harvest Kryss, a substance necessary that is vital to Taelons survival on Earth. Liam knows that Taelon plants only grow in 98F degree temperature. They discover that humans are being used to grow Kryss.
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Directed by Michael RobisonWritten by Gene RoddenberryGuest stars Alan Stenson, Jonathan Whittaker, Frank Nakashima, Martin Roach, Michèle Duquet, Michael Hogan
At One Taelon Avenue, Dr Sato and Joshua Doors begin a test with an ID shuttle prototype. The craft explodes, sending everyone ducking for cover while Sato calmly watches. Joshua tries to persuade Renee Palmer to leave Doors International and join him at One Taelon Ave. Jonathan Doors encounters his son in Renee's office and the two exchange opinions about business. Jonathan, concerned about his son, asks Liam to find out what's really going on at One Taelon Ave. At One Taelon Ave, Renee meets with Joshua while Liam is tracked by Control, a computer, while he investigates. Control tracks Sato and begins a bio-purge function. Sato tries to escape the energy walls, but they disintegrate him. Zu'or and Da'an review the security video of Sato's demise. Da'an is concerned that Control may be overriding the Taelon programming and creating its own agenda. Sandoval reports he has begun an investigation at One Taelon Avenue, but Zu'or orders him to close his investigation. Liam and Augur find t
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Directed by John SteadWritten by John WhelpleyGuest stars Robert Haley, Cheryl MacInnis, Helene Clarkson, Wayne Ward, Balázs Koós, William deVry
Da'an checks with Andrea Myzar on the decoding process of one of Ma'el's messages. Da'an is shot by Andrea. Andrea leaves the MotherShip with Ma'el's message relic. Augur's holo-computer finds that Andrea is Emma King, a mathematican killed 3 years ago. Liam retrieves the relic and discovers that humanity is the genetic link between the Taelons and Jaridians.
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Directed by Andrew PotterWritten by Paul Gertz, Howard Chaykin, Cory TynanGuest stars Lexa Doig, Stewart Bick, Sarah Lafleur, Topaz Hasfal-Schou, Steve Braun
While Lili returns to earth after being tricked into giving the jaridians interdimensional transportation, an auction is held at the Antartic Republic of Rostok for some mysterious alien weapons. Sandoval must stop the bidding taking place while Liam and Renee try to find out what the weapons are.
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Directed by Brenton SpencerWritten by Cory Tynan, John Whelpley, George GeigerGuest stars Lisa Howard, Roman Podhora, Dan Chameroy, Garwin Sanford, Richard Zeppieri