Flash Gordon is an American science fiction television series that debuted on Sci Fi in the United States on August 10, 2007 and continued airing new episodes through February 8, 2008. It has also appeared on the United Kingdom Sci Fi Channel and SPACE in Canada. The series was developed by Peter Hume, who served as executive producer/show runner and wrote the first and last episodes, among others.
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Flash Gordon is an American science fiction television series that debuted on Sci Fi in the United States on August 10, 2007 and continued airing new episodes through February 8, 2008. It has also appeared on the United Kingdom Sci Fi Channel and SPACE in Canada. The series was developed by Peter Hume, who served as executive producer/show runner and wrote the first and last episodes, among others.
Season 1 episodes
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Episode 1
Pilot
1h 5m
Flash finds out that his scientist father is still alive, the only problem is that his father disappeared through a trans-dimensional rift.
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Directed by Rick RosenthalWritten by Peter HumeGuest stars Panou, Carmen Moore, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Jill Teed, Giles Panton, Adrian Holmes, Alejandro Abellan
Baylin is Ming's best bounty hunter, but she is stranded on Earth; Tyrus is sent by Ming to fetch her.
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Directed by Paul ShapiroWritten by Steven Martini, Derick MartiniGuest stars Mark Gibbon, Carmen Moore, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Giles Panton, Tiffany Lyndall-Knight, Aeja Goldsmith, David Stuart
Flash and Baylin travel to Mongo to acquire an antidote after Nick is bitten by an alien parasite.
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Directed by Neill Fearnley, Paul ShapiroWritten by Melody FoxGuest stars Carrie Genzel, Panou, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Joanna Reid, Andee Frizzell, Malik McCall, Denis Simpson
Flash is shocked after witnessing a familiar face, his father, exit a rift.
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Directed by T.J. Scott, Neill FearnleyWritten by James ThorpeGuest stars Jonathan Walker, Ty Olsson, Jill Teed, Giles Panton, Spencer Achtymichuk, Bruce Dawson, Michael Puttonen, Gwenda Lorenzetti
Flash, Dale and Baylin travel to Mongo and learn about the Dactyl ascension ceremony. Meanwhile, Rankol is pressured into opening a rift.
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Directed by T.J. ScottWritten by Scott MurphyGuest stars Laura Mennell, Shawn Roberts, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Ty Olsson, Jill Teed, Giles Panton, Aeja Goldsmith
Ming sends a hunter to Earth on a mission. Meanwhile, Flash, Baylin and Zarkov find a dead soldier.
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Directed by T.J. ScottGuest stars Laura Mennell, Christine Willes, Zak Santiago, Carmen Moore, Jonathan Walker, Giles Panton, Greyston Holt, Cory Monteith
Flash, Baylin and Zarkov visit the Verden on Mongo, where Flash learns more about his father from their leader, Barin; Ming has plans for Barin and Aura.
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Guest stars Michael Eklund, Steve Bacic, Kerry Sandomirsky, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Jill Teed, Giles Panton, Aeja Goldsmith
Zarkov is abducted by Rankol's bodyguard, Genessa, in a bid to enlist the scientist's help in controlling the rifts.
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Written by Sheryl J. AndersonGuest stars Michael Kopsa, Steve Bacic, Ona Grauer, Françoise Yip, Don S. Davis, Carmen Moore, Jonathan Walker, Bruce Dawson
Joe learns Flash and Dale's secret after he and Flash fall through a rift while fighting. Elsewhere, Baylin and Dale help bring a child into the world.
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Guest stars Jonathan Walker, Ty Olsson, Giles Panton, John DeSantis, Woody Jeffreys, Kathryn Kirkpatrick, Elisa King, Mike Paterson
Flash and Zarkov become deeply involved in a complicated clash between two clans of Mongo. Meanwhile, Joe begins to talk about his "adventures," jeopardising his career.
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Written by Peter HumeGuest stars Jody Thompson, Gardiner Millar, Shawn Roberts, Panou, Jonathan Walker, Ty Olsson, Giles Panton, Garry Chalk
Flash and Dale accompany Baylin back to Mongo for Honor Day, a day of remembrance for the lives lost during an environmental catastrophe known as "The Sorrow."
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Guest stars Elias Toufexis, Dominic Zamprogna, Michael Adamthwaite, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Erin Karpluk, Steven Cree Molison, Paulette Hinz
Flash and Aura are kidnapped by a Deviate after he returns to Mongo with Baylin and Zarkov in search of the rift blaster that Joe lost before Rankol does.
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Guest stars Sonya Salomaa, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Giles Panton, Bob Frazer, Meghan Ory, Craig Stanghetta, Sarah Groundwater-Law
Flash and Aura search for an antidote for a canton whose water supply is contaminated.
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Directed by Rachel TalalayGuest stars Sonya Salomaa, Carrie Genzel, Anna Van Hooft, Darren Moore, Craig Stanghetta, Samantha Kaine, Shawn Reis, Sebastian Stewart
Ming orders Rankol's execution after he learns that Rankol is a Celetroph. Terek builds a force to rebel against Ming, while Flash is shocked by a discovery he makes in the mainframe room of the Citadel. Dale and Norah, who are being chased by "men in black," escape to Mongo.
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Directed by Paul ShapiroGuest stars Carrie Genzel, Don S. Davis, Carmen Moore, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Ty Olsson, Jill Teed, Nicholas W. von Zill
The attack against Ming has begun, though Azura offers Ming assistance in repelling Terek's forces. Dr. Gordon is freed from a mind prison, leading to a brief reunion between father and son.
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Directed by Paul ShapiroWritten by Peter HumeGuest stars Jody Thompson, Carrie Genzel, Anna Van Hooft, Jonathan Walker, Jill Teed, Nicholas W. von Zill, Bruce Dawson, Dalias Blake