Super Force is an action-adventure TV series about a former astronaut who uses an advanced combat suit and motorcycle to fight crime in the city of Metroplex during the year 2020. Among the features of the suit were enhanced strength and armament, whereas the motorcycle had an array of James Bond-type gadgets and weapons.
Super Force is an action-adventure TV series about a former astronaut who uses an advanced combat suit and motorcycle to fight crime in the city of Metroplex during the year 2020. Among the features of the suit were enhanced strength and armament, whereas the motorcycle had an array of James Bond-type gadgets and weapons.
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After returning from a two-year mission to Mars, Zach Stone learns of his brother's death, and takes his place on the police force. But this is only the first in a series of events that leads to his becoming the armored vigilante, Super Force. (Pilot Film - Part 1)
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Directed by Richard ComptonWritten by Larry Brody, Janis HendlerGuest stars Marshall R. Teague
After returning from a two-year mission to Mars, Zach Stone learns of his brother's death, and takes his place on the police force. But this is only the first in a series of events that leads to his becoming the armored vigilante, Super Force. (Pilot Film - Part 2)
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Directed by Richard ComptonWritten by Larry Brody, Janis Hendler
After returning from a two-year mission to Mars, Zach Stone learns of his brother's death, and takes his place on the police force. But this is only the first in a series of events that leads to his becoming the armored vigilante, Super Force. (Pilot Film - Part 3)
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Directed by Richard ComptonWritten by Larry Brody, Janis Hendler
After returning from a two-year mission to Mars, Zach Stone learns of his brother's death, and takes his place on the police force. But this is only the first in a series of events that leads to his becoming the armored vigilante, Super Force. (Pilot Film - Part 4)
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Directed by Richard ComptonWritten by Larry Brody, Janis Hendler
A former soldier (Richard Hatch) targets the witnesses to his wife's murder who failed to come to her aid.
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Directed by Chip ChalmersWritten by Larry Brody, Janis HendlerGuest stars Richard Hatch, Barry Cutler, James Michael Detmar, Gordon Jennison Noice, Michael O'Smith, Judith Townsend
It's fire and brimstone time when a charismatic religious madman escapes from confinement and starts recruiting teenagers to his criminal crusade.
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Directed by David NutterWritten by Larry Brody, Janis HendlerGuest stars Michael Des Barres, Marc Macaulay, Heidi Paine, Carla Capps, Antonio Fabrizio, Nina Lebidensky, Paul Allen Skye
A genetically-engineered warrior (Lou Ferrigno) prowls the streets, and Zach is forced to work with a German agent to catch him, but there's more to the situation than it seems. (Part 1)
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Directed by Chip ChalmersWritten by Larry Brody, Janis HendlerGuest stars Marc Macaulay, Lou Ferrigno, Tom Nowicki, Nancy Duerr, Tom Kouchalakos, Tim McCormack
A genetically-engineered warrior (Lou Ferrigno) prowls the streets, and Zach is forced to work with a German agent to catch him, but there's more to the situation than it seems. (Part 2)
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Directed by Chip ChalmersWritten by Larry Brody, Janis HendlerGuest stars Marc Macaulay, Lou Ferrigno, Tom Nowicki, Nancy Duerr, Tom Kouchalakos, Tim McCormack
After a girl witnesses her brother being murdered, Zach tries to keep her safe from the killer.
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Directed by David NutterWritten by Larry Brody, Janis Hendler, Warren S. MurrayGuest stars Nancy Duerr, Sydney Penny, Tom Schuster, Kurt Smildsin, Donald Morgan
F.X.'s old gang is behind several crimes involving a stolen super-weapon, and F.X. tries to handle it on his own.
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Directed by Les LandauWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Denis Forest, Kareen Germain, Dennis Neal, Robert Reynolds, Carl Compean, Sonya Matfox, Bob Sokoler, Jesse Stone
Zach learns his brother is still alive and is a pawn of Satori. (Part 1)
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Directed by Les LandauWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Antoni Corone, G. Gordon Liddy, Peter Palmer, Paul Vroom, Marshall R. Teague, Roger Floyd, Greg Anderson, Wendy Chioji
Zach learns his brother is still alive and is a pawn of Satori. (Part 2)
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Directed by Les LandauWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Antoni Corone, G. Gordon Liddy, Peter Palmer, Paul Vroom, Marshall R. Teague, Roger Floyd, Greg Anderson, Wendy Chioji
The owner of Zach's favorite childhood water park is threatened by an extortionist armed with a business-crushing monster truck.
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Directed by Jerry LewisWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Jackie Gayle, Michael Marzella, Ann Kymberlie, Donald Fergusson, Bob Norris, Janis Benson, Blake Pickett, Carla Kneeland
Zach upholds a promise he made to protect a young fugitive from a ruthless bounty hunter (Richard Lynch). (Part 1)
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Directed by Tom DeSimoneWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Ralph Wilcox, Richard Lynch, Jeff Phillips, Gary Elliott, Fred Ottaviano, Judy Clayton, Steve Zurk, Michael Kelly
Zach upholds a promise he made to protect a young fugitive from a ruthless bounty hunter (Richard Lynch). (Part 2)
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Directed by Tom DeSimoneWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Ralph Wilcox, Richard Lynch, Jeff Phillips, Gary Elliott, Fred Ottaviano, Judy Clayton, Donald Morgan, Steve Zurk
Super Force fights a pair of female aliens to rescue students from becoming specimens in a space zoo.
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Directed by Sidney HayersWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Grace Phillips, Christie Lynn Smith, Robb Edward Morris, Jennifer Hammon, Traci Lords, Michael Stever, Paul Cohn, Steve DuMouchel
It's journalism gone wrong when a TV reporter uses subliminal stimuli to get more viewers.
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Directed by Tom DeSimoneWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, William MickelberryGuest stars Tom Kouchalakos, Tristan Rogers, Barbara Treutelaar, Catherine Hader, Paula Pell, Andrew B. Clark, Kevin Benton, Joe Candelora
A love from the past shows her face when Zach investigates a powerful cult. (Part 1)
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Directed by Russ MayberryWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Tom Kouchalakos, Catherine Hader, Ed Amatrudo, Xander Berkeley, Ginger Lynn Allen, Tim Powell, Peggy O'Neal, Rita Rehn
A love from the past shows her face when Zach investigates a powerful cult. (Part 2)
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Directed by Russ MayberryWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Tom Kouchalakos, Catherine Hader, Ed Amatrudo, Xander Berkeley, Ginger Lynn Allen, Tim Powell, Peggy O'Neal, Rita Rehn
Forget being haunted by the past, it's the future Super Force needs to worry about when a genetically engineered assassin from the world of tomorrow (Sting) targets him for termination.
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Directed by Roderick TaylorWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Tom Kouchalakos, Steve Borden, Billy Gillespie, Micha Espinosa, Bryce Ward, Annie McKnight, John Zimmerman
A carnival worker (Rex Benson) harbors a dark secret when young women begin vanishing at his park. Luckily, F.X.'s cousins (Doctor Dré, Brian D. Perry, and Tyrone J. Kelsie) have a secret of their own that may help Super Force.
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Directed by Russ MayberryWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Catherine Hader, Doctor Dré, Rex Benson, Jennifer Hawkins, Brian Perry, Tyrone J. Kelsie
American Gladiators has nothing on the show Zach's infiltrating, which cares more about ratings than its contestants' survival.
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Directed by Jefferson KibbeeWritten by Larry Brody, Janis Hendler, Robert L. HenryGuest stars Julie Michaels, Dennis Alexio, Leroy Mitchell Jr., Joe Hess, R. Emmett Fitzsimmons, Frank DeVito, Aaron Vaughn
A former girlfriend of Zach's brother seeks his help when her biker ex-husband (Don Stroud) gets out of Prisonplex.
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Directed by Robert ShortWritten by Larry Brody, Janis Hendler, Eric SwirkalGuest stars Marc Macaulay, Marshall R. Teague, Don Stroud, Carla Ferrigno, Michael Sinclair Walter, Darlene Deacon
Zach is injured when his helmet malfunctions, and it's a race against time to save him when F.X. and Hungerford discover they can't take off the suit without killing him.
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Directed by Michael AttanasioWritten by Bruce A. Taylor, Roderick Taylor, Jeffrey MandelGuest stars Tom Kouchalakos, Denis Forest, Kareen Germain, Marshall R. Teague, Xander Berkeley, Ginger Lynn Allen, Steve Borden, Heidi Paine
Roderick Taylor, Bruce A. Taylor, Jeffrey Mandel, Janis Hendler, Larry Brody, Roy Thomas, William Mickelberry, Warren S. Murray, Jon Ezrine, Robert L. Henry, Eric Swirkal