SeaQuest DSV
SeaQuest DSV - Episodes with Brody + transcripts |
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(Season 2 transcripts are on seaQuest DSV Vault and season 3 from The Online seaQuest Fan Club.) |
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Season 2[BI - Brody Index (0-4) - how much Brody do you get in each episode (just my subjective opinion)] |
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Daggers (2 Hrs) episode 2.01 - 09/18/1994 - [BI - 3] Written by Jonathan Falls Directed by Bryan Spicer When genetically engineered people, no longer happy with their captivity, stage a revolt, seaQuest, with some new faces are called in to help. |
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Fear That Follows episode 2.02 - 09/25/1994 - [BI - 2] Written by Clifton Campbell Directed by Robert Wiemer Extra-terrestrials that are searching for the beginnings of intelligent life are welcomed aboard seaQuest, only to be taken captive by a general determined to have their advanced technological secrets. |
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Sympathy For the Deep episode 2.03 - 10/02/1994 - [BI - 3] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by Bruce Seth Green Bridger responds to a plea from an old girlfriend living in an underwater colony that has been dedicated to non-violence. After ten years of peace, the citizens are trying to kill each other. |
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Vapors episode 2.04 - 10/09/1994 - [BI - 1] Written by David J. Burke Directed by Les Sheldon Piccolo's estranged father seeks his help after his wife becomes addicted to an experimental drug. When Bridger and Smith are discovered in an embrace, rumours spread like wildfire about their supposed shipboard romance. |
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Playtime episode 2.05 - 10/23/1994 - [BI - 3] Written by Lawrence Hertzog Directed by Robert Wiemer In response to the voice of a child calling for help, the seaQuest journeys through an underwater vortex and find themselves 250 years in the future where humans are on the brink of extinction. |
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The Sincerest Form of Flattery episode 2.06 - 11/13/1994 - [BI - 2] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by Jesús Salvador Treviño An experimental submarine escapes from its moorings and manages to launch its nuclear weapons targeted at New Cape Quest, a city with 5 million inhabitants including relatives of the seaQuest crew. |
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By Any Other Name episode 2.07 - 11/20/1994 - [BI - 3] Written by Lawrence Hertzog Directed by Burt Brinckerhoff A distress call from an underwater horticultural colony leads the crew into an investigation of the mysterious disappearance of all human life inside the former paradise. |
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When We Dead Awaken episode 2.08 - 11/27/1994 - [BI - 4] Written by Clifton Campbell Directed by Annette Haywood-Carter When a woman is released from a cryogenic institute after 22 years, she is targeted by an assassin. Brody attempts to help her, and discovers that she is linked to his past and to a possible murder. |
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Special Delivery episode 2.09 - 12/11/1994 - [BI - 2] Written by Patrick Hasburgh Directed by Gus Trikonis Dagwood maintains his innocence after being found guilty of murdering the genetic engineer who created him, despite having apparently been caught in the act on video. |
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Dead End episode 2.10 - 12/18/1994 - [BI - 3] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by Steven Robman Henderson, Lucas, Brody, and O'Neill are drawn into a furious underwater whirlpool that pulls their shuttle beneath the ocean floor and into a maze of ancient caverns. |
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Meltdown episode 2.11 - 01/08/1995 - [BI - -] Written by Tom Szollosi Directed by Anson Williams A massive prehistoric crocodile is released from its icy tomb when extensive undersea farming and mining cause the temperature of the South Atlantic to rise. |
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Lostland episode 2.12 - 01/15/1995 - [BI - 2] Written by Ted Raimi & David J. Burke Directed by Bruce Seth Green Ford discovers an ancient warrior's helmet and sword that prove that the lost continent of Atlantis did exist. But the helmet may carry a deadly curse that could destroy Bridger and the crew. |
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And Everything Nice episode 2.13 - 01/22/1995 - [BI - 1] Written by Lawrence Hertzog Directed by Burt Brinckerhoff On the mainland, Lucas falls for a beautiful woman and asks to resign from his position, however plans change when she is suddenly kidnapped by terrorists in an attempt to take control of seaQuest. |
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Dream Weaver episode 2.14 - 02/19/1995 - [BI - 3] Written by Clifton Campbell Directed by Oscar L. Costo A blind astrophysicist and a NASA commander team up with the crew to battle a hostile alien, hidden in a fallen comet that seaQuest was attempting to recover. |
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Alone episode 2.15 - 02/26/1995 - [BI - 0] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by David J. Burke Wendy employs her psychic abilities and risks her life in a battle of the mind against Avatar, a powerful paranormal being who threatens the world's security with his ability to place political leaders into comas. |
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Watergate episode 2.16 - 03/05/1995 - [BI - 1] Written by Patrick Hasburgh Directed by Casey O. Rohrs The crew transports a pop star to an island military base. Upon arrival they encounter an apparition of the Greek god Neptune, who mistakenly believes the singer and Henderson are actually Minvera and Medusa. |
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Something in the Air episode 2.17 - 03/19/1995 - [BI - 2] Written by Lawrence Hertzog Directed by Steven Robman The crew protects a group of researchers at an abandoned mining outpost while they study an ancient chest found buried deep in the Mediterranean. However the chest proves to be like Pandora's box, housing a demon who escapes and then preys upon the landing party. |
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Dagger Redux episode 2.18 - 04/02/1995 - [BI - 2] Written by Patrick Hasburgh Directed by Oscar L. Costo A rogue nuclear physicist known only as the Marauder is determined to destroy the seaQuest. As part of his plan, he rescues a revenge-minded dagger who was imprisoned by Bridger. |
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The Siamese Dream episode 2.19 - 04/30/1995 - [BI - 1] Written by Jonathan Brandis & David J. Burke Directed by Jesús Salvador Treviño In order to gain control of seaQuest's nuclear weapons, a powerful psychic plants a nightmare in both Piccolo and Dagwood's minds, so that he will be invited on board to interpret their dreams. |
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Blindsided episode 2.20 - 09/13/1995 - [BI - 3] Written by Clifton Campbell Directed by Anson Williams When his plane crashes in the South American jungle, Piccolo is kidnapped by a ruthless dictator who he finds out has secretly been creating artificial life forms that have now gone out of control. |
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Splashdown episode 2.21 - 05/21/1995 - [BI - 3] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by Anson Williams The seaQuest is captured by an alien spacecraft and taken to Hyperion, a completely aquatic planet. The crew is then drawn into the civil war between the KrayTaks and the Hyperion resistance. |
Season 3[BI - Brody Index (0-4) - how much Brody do you get in each episode (just my subjective opinion)] |
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Brave New World episode 3.01 - 09/20/1995 - [BI - 2] Written by Clifton Campbell Directed by Anson Williams Ten years after its mysterious disappearance, the seaQuest appears back on Earth. A tough Navy officer, who had been obsessed with searching for the submarine, assumes command of the seaQuest due to the new hostile world climate. |
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In the Company of Ice and Profit episode 3.02 - 09/27/1995 - [BI - 1] Written by Patrick Hasburgh Directed by Jesús Salvador Treviño Captain Hudson is ordered to blow up an iceberg that has been directed towards Saudi Arabia by a corrupt businessman, only to find a group of refugees placed on the iceberg to prevent its destruction. |
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Smoke on the Water episode 3.03 - 10/11/1995 - [BI - 1] Written by Lee Goldberg & William Rabkin Directed by Oscar L. Costo The seaQuest attempts to find out the cause of the disappearance of a number of haulers from one of the remotest colonies in the Free Zone where Hudson meets up with a person from his past. |
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Destination Terminal episode 3.04 - 10/18/1995 - [BI - 1] Written by Javier Grillo-Marxuach Directed by Bruce Seth Green Lucas oversees the maiden journey of a revolutionary new underwater train, while Ford and Henderson go on a secret date as passengers. |
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Chains of Command episode 3.05 - 11/01/1995 - [BI - 2] Written by Lee Goldberg & William Rabkin Directed by Anson Williams Hudson must relieve his old commanding officer from duty onboard a heavily armed underwater base after the base fires on Macronesia. |
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Brainlock episode 3.06 - 01/12/1996 - [BI - 2] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by Frederick King Keller As the world leaders debate the renewal of the UEO charter a number of assassination attempts are made against the delegates. |
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Spindrift episode 3.07 - 11/08/1995 - [BI - 3] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by Oscar L. Costo When Henderson is captured by Macronesia and sentenced to death, Hudson leads an undercover team to free her from the secure facility. |
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Equilibrium episode 3.08 - 11/15/1995 - [BI - 0] Written by Naren Shankar & Javier Grillo-Marxuach Directed by Anson Williams Lucas must face up to Bridger over his potentially risky solution to combat an organism that threatens to reach epidemic proportions. |
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Resurrection episode 3.09 - 12/06/1995 - [BI - 0] Written by Lee Goldberg & William Rabkin Directed by Oscar L. Costo After faking his own death a second time, radical enviromentalist, Max Scully, returns and is pardoned for his murderous crimes, and Captain Hudson is ordered to escort him to an undersea ecological utopia, unaware of Scully's true intentions. |
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Good Soldiers episode 3.10 - 12/20/1995 - [BI - -] Written by Naren Shankar Directed by Jesús Salvador Treviño Captain Bridger seeks seaQuest's help to go deep into Macronesian waters and retrieve some top-secret data crystals that reveal unspeakable atrocities committed against humanity 20 years earlier -- crimes in which Bridger and Ford may have been involved. |
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Second Chance episode 3.11 - 12/27/1995 - [BI - -] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by Frederick King Keller The crew members travel through a "space-time sphere" that rockets them back in time to October 1962 and places them in the midst of the Cuban missile crisis, where they have to try to prevent a nuclear holocaust. |
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Reunion episode 3.12 - 01/28/1996 - [BI - -] Written by Carleton Eastlake Directed by Anson Williams When SeaQuest docks at a penal colony where the prisoners are enslaved, Henderson recognizes one and inadvertently causes a riot, allowing the inmates to escape--and take hostages. |
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Weapons of War episode 3.13 - 06/09/1996 - [BI - -] Written by Javier Grillo-Marxuach Directed by Steve Beers The seaQuest is drawn into the dangerous neutral area where the UEO and Macronesian borders meet the territory of a silent and elusive Asian power. |