Andromeda: Season One
"Under the Night" "An Affirming Flame" "To Loose the Fateful Lightning" "D Minus Zero" "Double Helix" "Angel Dark, Demon Bright" "The Ties That Blind" "The Banks of the Lethe" "A Rose in the Ashes" "All Great Neptune's Ocean" "The Pearls That Were His Eyes" "The Mathematics of Tears" "Music of a Distant Drum" "Harper 2.0" "Forced Perspective" "The Sum of Its Parts" "Fear and Loathing in the Milky Way" "The Devil Take the Hindmost" "The Honey Offering" "Star-Crossed" "It Makes a Lovely Light" "It's Hour Come ‘Round at Last"
Andromeda: Season Two
Andromeda: Season Three
Andromeda: Season Four
Andromeda: Season Five
DVDs

The First Season of Andromeda aired on the Global network in Canada while it aired in the United States in syndication. The series and season premier was October 2, 2000, and the season finale on May 14, 2001 with 22 episodes in total. The first season was guided by developer Robert Hewitt Wolfe, and was an arc-driven season.

SummaryEdit

To read a more in-depth summary, go here: Season 1

Dylan Hunt awakes from the edge of a blackhole called Hephaistos 300 years into the future. He discovers a group of mercenaries are attempting to hijack his ship. Once betrayed by their employer, he convinces the mercenaries to work with him so they do not get sucked back into the Black hole that threatens them all. They agree, and once they have dealt with their employer they agree to stay onboard to help Dylan Hunt rebuild the Systems Commonwealth, but their motives are not always as altruistic as Dylans. The crew must battle against 300 years of anarchy as well as lethal enemies such as the Nietzscheans, they have further motivation to get this new commonwealth established when they discover a dangerous enemy is on the move for the known galaxies.

Cast and GuestsEdit

All 7 members of the regular cast of the series appeared in every episode of season 1. Most episodes were not about a specific character as the overall story arc were about corporations, governments, and intergalactic events. However, there were several episodes that focused on characters and their development.

• Kevin Sorbo as Dylan Hunt
• Lisa Ryder as Beka Valentine
• Keith Hamilton Cobb as Tyr Anasazi
• Gordon Woolvett as Seamus Harper
• Brent Stait as Rev Bem
• Laura Bertram as Trance Gemini
• Lexa Doig as Rommie and Andromeda Ascendant (AI)

There were many guest actors who starred in minor or peripheral roles in the first season; a complete list is below.

DVD ReleaseEdit

The First Season of Andromeda has been released on DVD in a vareity of formats: