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Crichton, now aboard a dying leviathan named Elack, encounters an alien named Sikozu who aids him in stopping the Grudeks who are intent on obtaining toubray (Leviathan neural cluster tissue).
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Directed by Andrew ProwseWritten by David KemperGuest stars Peter Whittle, Bob Nisevic, Mark McCannon, Dinah Shearing
Elac arrives at the planet where D'Argo, Jool and Old Woman are investigating the ruins of an ancient civilization.
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Directed by Rowan WoodsWritten by Justin MonjoGuest stars Tammy Macintosh, Rebecca Riggs, David Franklin, Elizabeth Alexander, Kim De Lury, Dinah Shearing, Steve Le Marquand
When stopped off on a planet, Rygel leaves the rest of the group and is caught in an unbreakable orange substance while stealing treasures he discovers in a cave. When D'Argo, Crichton and Noranti go looking for him, the cave seals them in. Two huge grunts appear who have protective armor which protects them from weapons fires.
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Directed by Michael PattinsonWritten by Michael MillerGuest stars John Adam, Jack Finsterer, Alan Flower, Ross Newton, Teo Gebert
D'Argo, Rygel, Crichton, Chiana and Sikozu get back to Moya only to find that Scorpius is there waiting for them along with Aeryn, now suffering from heat delirium. Aeryn has granted Scorpius asylum and claims that Scorpius saved her life.
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Directed by Geoff BennettWritten by Richard ManningGuest stars Rebecca Riggs, David Franklin, Anja Coleby, Richard Carter
While in close proximity to a wormhole, Moya is preoccupied and doesn't notice a slowly moving object heading towards her. Moya collides with the object which then covers her entire hull, causing great discomfort to her as well as the crew.
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Directed by Ian WatsonWritten by Sophie C. Hopkins
While on a transport pod, Chiana nags Crichton to try out a virtual reality game. A transmission comes through from D'Argo concerning a problem with Scorpius. Despite this, Chiana pulls Crichton into one of the games, where they become trapped, and the only way out is to complete the game.
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Directed by Tony TilseWritten by Ben BrowderGuest stars Virginia Hey, Tammy Macintosh, Paul Goddard
A group of bounty hunters come aboard Moya and take everyone hostage. When Crichton arrives back with the Old Woman he destroys the bounty hunter's ship and goes aboard Moya to rescue everyone while the Old Woman puts herself into a coma where she can survive outside the ship.
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Directed by Rowan WoodsWritten by Christopher WheelerGuest stars Duncan Young, John Schwarz, Lee Jay Klomp, Ashley Fairfield
Moya arrives at a planet where Aeryn gets accused of murder.
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Directed by Geoff BennettWritten by Mark Saraceni, Christopher WheelerGuest stars Jason Chong, Ivar Kants, Brett Stiller, Peter Whitford, Bruce Spence, Shardyn Fahey Leigh, Gitanjali Seymour
The crew consume food, sharing amongst themselves. Although if not ingested by the same person, it becomes toxic. They must quickly find a cure or they'll die.
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Directed by Ian WatsonWritten by Emily SkopovGuest stars David Field, Barry Otto, Sara Groen, Kelly Butler, Susan Prior
Crichton falls into a wormhole and meets up with a strange man who shows Crichton the consequences of wormhole travel.
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Directed by Andrew ProwseWritten by David KemperGuest stars John Bach, Virginia Hey, Tammy Macintosh, Paul Goddard, David Franklin, Murray Bartlett, Erika Heynatz, Katherine Thomas
After accidentally returning to Earth, Crichton discovers it he is in 1985 and he has altered the time line, causing his father to be scheduled to fly on the doomed shuttle 'Challenger'.
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Directed by Rowan WoodsWritten by Justin MonjoGuest stars Rebecca Riggs, Carmen Duncan, Jamie Croft, Tyler Coppin, Nadia Townsend, Casey Burgess, Louise Fox, Kosta Doukas
Moya arrives at Earth in present day, Christmas. The crew show their ships and technology to Earth's scientists. Crichton starts writing a journal. The creature left on board Moya by Grayza manages to get to Earth where it starts killing and hunting down Crichton.
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Directed by Peter AndrikidisWritten by Richard ManningGuest stars Rebecca Riggs, David Franklin, Murray Bartlett, Geoff Morrell, Amy Salas, Erika Heynatz, Katherine Thomas, Nicholas Hammond
Moya takes on a new passenger, Talikaa, when Chiana insists upon it. However Talikaa turns out to be an alien creature in disguise and is intent on harvesting the crew's neural energy.
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Directed by Kate WoodsWritten by David E. PeckinpahGuest stars Paula Arundell, Chris Pitman, Walter Grkovic, Duncan Young
The women of Moya travel to a dead Leviathan to buy a sensor beacon for Moya which will allow her to appear to be a different ship. While there Aeryn and Sikozu spy on a secret meeting between the Peacekeepers and the Scarrans.
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Directed by Rowan WoodsWritten by Carleton EastlakeGuest stars Rebecca Riggs, David Franklin, Olivia Pigeot, Peter Lamb, Peter Fenton, Paula Iland, Francesca Buller, Jonny Pasvolsky
Crichton watches a documentary that Moya receives from Earth about their recent visit showing interviews with Crichton's relatives and other people who interacted with the crew.
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Directed by Andrew ProwseWritten by David KemperGuest stars Nick Tate, Tyler Coppin, Joshua Anderson, Nicholas Hammond, Sarah Enright, Michael Barnacoat, Leo Christopher, Dee Donavan
Crichton and Scorpius travel to one of the 'unrealized realities' where Crichton believes he heard Stark say "Katratzi." Meanwhile on a Scarran ship, Aeryn resists torture.
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Directed by Peter AndrikidisWritten by Justin MonjoGuest stars Sacha Horler, Jason Clarke, Louise Crawford, Mike Duncan, Sandy Gore
Moya arrives at a station where the Scarran vessel transporting Aeryn is docked.
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Directed by Geoff BennettWritten by David E. PeckinpahGuest stars Jason Clarke, Patrick Ward, Shane Briant, Sandy Gore, Rel Hunt, Patrick Ward, Ben Dalton
Moya arrives at Katratzi. Crichton attends the peace talks between the Scarrans and the Peacekeepers ...with a nuclear bomb.
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Directed by Karl ZwickyWritten by Carleton EastlakeGuest stars Rebecca Riggs, Paul Goddard, David Franklin, Duncan Young, Francesca Buller, Dean O'Gorman, Jason Clarke, Jason Chong
With the option to leave on the Peacekeeper Command Carrier no longer available and his nuclear bomb disarmed, Crichton must follow Scorpius' plan and destroy the Crystherium Utilia.
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Directed by Rowan WoodsWritten by Mark SaraceniGuest stars Rebecca Riggs, Paul Goddard, David Franklin, Duncan Young, Francesca Buller, Dean O'Gorman, Jason Clarke, Jason Chong
With their Crystherium stores low, the Scarrans must travel to Earth through a wormhole as those flowers grow there. With Pilots help, Crichton tries to collapse the wormhole leading back to Earth.
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Directed by Andrew ProwseWritten by David KemperGuest stars Paul Goddard, David Franklin, Duncan Young, John Adam, Kent McCord, Francesca Buller
Justin Monjo, David Kemper, Richard Manning, Rockne S. O'Bannon, Carleton Eastlake, Grant McAloon, Matt Ford, Sally Lapiduss, Naren Shankar, Mark Saraceni, Gabrielle Stanton, Harry Werksman, Ro Hume, Lili Taylor, Ben Browder