Andromeda

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  • TV-PG
  • 2000
  • 5 Seasons
  • 6.6  (14,255)

Andromeda is a science fiction television series that aired from 2000 to 2005. It follows the story of Captain Dylan Hunt (played by Kevin Sorbo), a member of the High Guard, a military force in a future universe where multiple galaxies have been colonized and connected by a network of slipstream travel. Captain Hunt's ship, the Andromeda Ascendant, is a state-of-the-art warship that he personally commissioned and designed to be the most powerful vessel ever created. On a routine mission in the opening episode, Captain Hunt and his crew encounter a black hole that pulls them in and sends them over 300 years into the future. Hunt emerges from stasis to find that the High Guard no longer exists, and the galaxy has descended into chaos. Hunt's ship, which had been orbiting the black hole in stasis, is now the only hope for restoring order to the universe. As the series progresses, Captain Hunt works to rebuild the High Guard and bring justice and fairness to the galaxies. He and his crew, which includes the tough but compassionate Beka Valentine (played by Lisa Ryder), the ship's pilot and second in command; the quirky but brilliant Trance Gemini (played by Laura Bertram), the ship's navigator and communications officer; the tough and mysterious Nietzschean warrior Tyr Anasazi (played by Keith Hamilton Cobb); and the ship's android avatar Andromeda (voiced by Lexa Doig), face various challenges from rogue factions, pirates, and other galactic powers. Andromeda also deals with complex themes of loyalty, morality, and politics. Captain Hunt struggles with his own values and belief in the High Guard's mission as he encounters various factions with differing ideologies. Over the course of the series, he learns to be more open-minded and collaborative in his approach, forming alliances and friendships with former enemies. The show is well-known for its unique blend of epic space battles and intimate character moments. The CGI effects for the show were groundbreaking for the time, and the space battles are often breathtaking. However, what really sets Andromeda apart is its strong character development and interpersonal relationships. The show features a diverse cast of characters with complex motivations, and their dynamics and interactions are often as engaging as the larger story arcs. Overall, Andromeda is a classic space epic that explores complex themes with a compelling cast of characters. Its blend of epic sci-fi action and character-driven drama made it a fan favorite during its original airing, and it remains a beloved classic to this day.

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Seasons
Finale Part II
22. Finale Part II
May 13, 2005
In the series finale, the final battle to save the New Systems Commonwealth begins.
Finale Part I
21. Finale Part I
May 6, 2005
The crew finally makes it out of the Seefra system, and discover Dylan is the last Paradine; the World Ship wasn't destroyed; and Nietzscheans have begun their plan to destroy Earth.
Chaos and the Stillness of It
20. Chaos and the Stillness of It
April 29, 2005
Dylan, Rhade, and Beka work together to rescue Trance from Methus-2 and Harper from General Burma.
One More Day's Light
19. One More Day's Light
April 22, 2005
A warlord convinces his followers that the approaching destruction of the outer planets is a plot to make it easier to loot their planet.
Quantum Tractate Delirium
18. Quantum Tractate Delirium
April 15, 2005
Rommie is rebuilt to help evacuate the Seefra system.
Totaled Recall
17. Totaled Recall
April 8, 2005
When Dylan is badly injured in a lab explosion, he travels through a series of alternate realities.
Saving Light from a Black Sun
16. Saving Light from a Black Sun
February 18, 2005
An attempt is made to fix the blinking sun of Seefra, but Trance is replaced by a doppelganger.
The Opposites of Attraction
15. The Opposites of Attraction
February 11, 2005
While Harper works on a way to save the Seefra system, a spy sneaks aboard Andromeda and attacks Beka.
The Past is Prolix
14. The Past is Prolix
February 4, 2005
Harper discovers a program that can destroy eight of the Seefra planets, killing millions. Trance tries to stop this.
Moonlight Becomes You
13. Moonlight Becomes You
January 28, 2005
Beka and Rhade find a test that will either grant them great wealth, or drive them to madness.
Pride Before the Fall
12. Pride Before the Fall
January 21, 2005
Dylan discovers that Beka's boyfriend was really Drago Musevini, and he used Beka's DNA to create the Nietzscheans. She is their Alpha Matriarch.
Through a Glass Darkly
11. Through a Glass Darkly
January 14, 2005
Rhade leads the rebels in battle against a warlord on Seefra-5. A scientist previously thought dead helps Harper rebuild the quantum teleporter.
The Test
10. The Test
January 7, 2005
When an old man is killed, Beka, Rhade, and Harper are the main suspects and stand trial.
What Will Be Was Not
9. What Will Be Was Not
November 19, 2004
Tunnels are discovered on Seefra which can be used to reach eight other Seefra planets.
So Burn the Sacred Lands
8. So Burn the Sacred Lands
November 12, 2004
A crystal that can restore the Andromeda's power is discovered, but in order to get it, Dylan must work for the mine's owner - who uses slave labor.
Attempting Screed
7. Attempting Screed
November 5, 2004
Flavin returns, sparking a gang war, and helps Dylan develop as a Paradine.
When Goes Around
6. When Goes Around
October 29, 2004
A scientist from the original Commonwealth shows up, caught in a time loop.
The Eschatology of Our Present
5. The Eschatology of Our Present
October 22, 2004
Beka wins a prize from a radio DJ, learns the truth about Seefra, and locates the Meethus Diagram - but has no idea what it does.
Decay of the Angel
4. Decay of the Angel
October 15, 2004
It turns out Doyle is an android, built by Harper to contain Rommie's core programming. During a battle with androids from the future, a way out of Seefra is destroyed.
Phear Phactor Phenom
3. Phear Phactor Phenom
October 8, 2004
Still on Seefra, Dylan finds Harper, who has adjusted to life there, and the mysterious Doyle.
The Weight - Pt. 2
2. The Weight - Pt. 2
October 1, 2004
Beka is dumped on Seefra after the Andromeda is stolen, and Dylan must prove the ship is his.
The Weight - Pt. 1
1. The Weight - Pt. 1
September 24, 2004
Dylan ends up on Seefra, where the superstitious population has no technology. Rhade is there, none too happy to see Dylan.
Description

Andromeda is a science fiction television series that aired from 2000 to 2005. It follows the story of Captain Dylan Hunt (played by Kevin Sorbo), a member of the High Guard, a military force in a future universe where multiple galaxies have been colonized and connected by a network of slipstream travel. Captain Hunt's ship, the Andromeda Ascendant, is a state-of-the-art warship that he personally commissioned and designed to be the most powerful vessel ever created.

On a routine mission in the opening episode, Captain Hunt and his crew encounter a black hole that pulls them in and sends them over 300 years into the future. Hunt emerges from stasis to find that the High Guard no longer exists, and the galaxy has descended into chaos. Hunt's ship, which had been orbiting the black hole in stasis, is now the only hope for restoring order to the universe.

As the series progresses, Captain Hunt works to rebuild the High Guard and bring justice and fairness to the galaxies. He and his crew, which includes the tough but compassionate Beka Valentine (played by Lisa Ryder), the ship's pilot and second in command; the quirky but brilliant Trance Gemini (played by Laura Bertram), the ship's navigator and communications officer; the tough and mysterious Nietzschean warrior Tyr Anasazi (played by Keith Hamilton Cobb); and the ship's android avatar Andromeda (voiced by Lexa Doig), face various challenges from rogue factions, pirates, and other galactic powers.

Andromeda also deals with complex themes of loyalty, morality, and politics. Captain Hunt struggles with his own values and belief in the High Guard's mission as he encounters various factions with differing ideologies. Over the course of the series, he learns to be more open-minded and collaborative in his approach, forming alliances and friendships with former enemies.

The show is well-known for its unique blend of epic space battles and intimate character moments. The CGI effects for the show were groundbreaking for the time, and the space battles are often breathtaking. However, what really sets Andromeda apart is its strong character development and interpersonal relationships. The show features a diverse cast of characters with complex motivations, and their dynamics and interactions are often as engaging as the larger story arcs.

Overall, Andromeda is a classic space epic that explores complex themes with a compelling cast of characters. Its blend of epic sci-fi action and character-driven drama made it a fan favorite during its original airing, and it remains a beloved classic to this day.

Andromeda is a series that is currently running and has 5 seasons (110 episodes). The series first aired on October 2, 2000.

Where to Watch Andromeda

Andromeda is available for streaming on the Comic-Con HQ website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Andromeda on demand at Google Play, Apple TV, Tubi TV and Plex.

  • Premiere Date
    October 2, 2000
  • IMDB Rating
    6.6  (14,255)