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This dystopian sci-fi tale set in Miami in the near future paints a bleak society surviving in a place devastated by natural catastrophe. Nick Bannister runs a business using technology to tap into people's memories so they can relive their past. Trouble starts when Nick falls for Mae, a mysterious client who seems to be implicated in a crime, as evident in another client's nostalgic memories. (Re

In the not-so-distant future, a special agent agrees to a risky new mission using the latest advancements in time travel and human evolution to change his present as rival nations vie for global supremacy, ushering in the threat of a third World War that could put an end to life on Earth. (Repeat).

In this inventive sci-fi action thriller, a future soldier repeatedly relives his own death as he is killed defending Earth from aliens. Shaken, he seeks the help of a celebrated female warrior in order to defeat the extraterrestrials and save mankind. (Repeat).

In the not-so-distant future, a special agent agrees to a risky new mission using the latest advancements in time travel and human evolution to change his present as rival nations vie for global supremacy, ushering in the threat of a third World War that could put an end to life on Earth. (Repeat).

Hovering between life and death, Daniel mulls returning to an ascended state after encountering Oma Desala (Mel Harris) at a celestial diner. Meanwhile, Carter introduces her fiancé (David DeLuise) to her dad; Teal'c and Bra'tak are honored by a Jaffa priest (Isaac Hayes); and O'Neill hits it off with a sexy CIA agent (Clare Carey). Jim: George Dzundza. Jacob: Carmen Argenziano. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. The SG-1 team journeys in time for a daring mission to obtain a piece of Ancient technology from the Pharaoh Ra---the Goa'uld from the 1994 film that inspired the series. Gen. Hammond: Don S. Davis. McKay: David Hewlett. Maj. Samuels: Robert Wisden. (Repeat).

Conclusion. After SG-1's journey to ancient Egypt causes a hitch in time, leaving the team stranded, their alternate-timeline counterparts mount a rescue attempt. Dr. McKay: David Hewlett. Apophis: Peter Williams. Gen. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

The investigation into an ADA's murder is threatened by Castle's eagerness to help a call girl involved in the case. Elsewhere, Alexis reveals a major secret to Beckett instead of her father. (Repeat).

A man's body is discovered in an apartment building's garbage chute, and two women surface to identify the deceased---his wife and his fiancée. Castle and Beckett's investigation uncovers the man's complex double life. DB Woodside guest stars. (Repeat).

Hovering between life and death, Daniel mulls returning to an ascended state after encountering Oma Desala (Mel Harris) at a celestial diner. Meanwhile, Carter introduces her fiancé (David DeLuise) to her dad; Teal'c and Bra'tak are honored by a Jaffa priest (Isaac Hayes); and O'Neill hits it off with a sexy CIA agent (Clare Carey). Jim: George Dzundza. Jacob: Carmen Argenziano. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. The SG-1 team journeys in time for a daring mission to obtain a piece of Ancient technology from the Pharaoh Ra---the Goa'uld from the 1994 film that inspired the series. Gen. Hammond: Don S. Davis. McKay: David Hewlett. Maj. Samuels: Robert Wisden. (Repeat).

Conclusion. After SG-1's journey to ancient Egypt causes a hitch in time, leaving the team stranded, their alternate-timeline counterparts mount a rescue attempt. Dr. McKay: David Hewlett. Apophis: Peter Williams. Gen. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

Hovering between life and death, Daniel mulls returning to an ascended state after encountering Oma Desala (Mel Harris) at a celestial diner. Meanwhile, Carter introduces her fiancé (David DeLuise) to her dad; Teal'c and Bra'tak are honored by a Jaffa priest (Isaac Hayes); and O'Neill hits it off with a sexy CIA agent (Clare Carey). Jim: George Dzundza. Jacob: Carmen Argenziano. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. The SG-1 team journeys in time for a daring mission to obtain a piece of Ancient technology from the Pharaoh Ra---the Goa'uld from the 1994 film that inspired the series. Gen. Hammond: Don S. Davis. McKay: David Hewlett. Maj. Samuels: Robert Wisden. (Repeat).

Conclusion. After SG-1's journey to ancient Egypt causes a hitch in time, leaving the team stranded, their alternate-timeline counterparts mount a rescue attempt. Dr. McKay: David Hewlett. Apophis: Peter Williams. Gen. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

The investigation into an ADA's murder is threatened by Castle's eagerness to help a call girl involved in the case. Elsewhere, Alexis reveals a major secret to Beckett instead of her father. (Repeat).

A man's body is discovered in an apartment building's garbage chute, and two women surface to identify the deceased---his wife and his fiancée. Castle and Beckett's investigation uncovers the man's complex double life. DB Woodside guest stars. (Repeat).

While searching for the antidote to a plague, the crew discovers a planet inhabited by two people: a man of extraordinary historical accomplishments, and his female companion. Flint: James Daly. Rayna: Louise Sorel. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Uhura: Nichelle Nichols. Scotty: James Doohan. (Repeat).

The Enterprise captures spaceship-snatching counter-cultural rebels who are led by a fanatic named Sevrin (Skip Homeier) determined to reach the planet Eden. Adam: Charles Napier. Irina: Mary-Linda Rapelye. Tongo Rad: Victor Brandt. Mavig: Deborah Downey. Lt. Palmer: Elizabeth Rogers. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Kirk: William Shatner. (Repeat).

Layton and Miss Audrey make a risky play for Big Alice, but Wilford has his own plans. (New).

On the planet Ardana, Kirk and Spock are drawn into a class struggle between a cloud-dwelling bourgeois society and its repressed worker class, who toil underground in dangerous mines. Plasus: Jeff Corey. Droxine: Diana Ewing. Vanna: Charlene Polite. Anka: Fred Williamson. Midro: Henry Evans. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Scott: James Doohan. (Repeat).

The investigation into an ADA's murder is threatened by Castle's eagerness to help a call girl involved in the case. Elsewhere, Alexis reveals a major secret to Beckett instead of her father. (Repeat).

A man's body is discovered in an apartment building's garbage chute, and two women surface to identify the deceased---his wife and his fiancée. Castle and Beckett's investigation uncovers the man's complex double life. DB Woodside guest stars. (Repeat).

Kirk and Spock fight alongside Abe Lincoln and Vulcan leader Surak against Genghis Khan and Klingon founder Kahless, so a powerful alien called Yarnek can observe "good and evil." Khan: Nathan Jung. Lincoln: Lee Bergere. Col. Green: Phil Pine. Kahless: Robert Herron. Surak: Barry Atwater. Zora: Carol Daniels Dement. Yarnek: Janos Prohaska. Kirk: William Shatner. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. (Repeat).

Layton and Miss Audrey make a risky play for Big Alice, but Wilford has his own plans. (Repeat).

Kirk, Spock and McCoy are sent through time by a machine called the Atavachron, with Kirk landing in the Middle Ages, where he's accused of witchcraft, and Spock and McCoy in the Ice Age. Zarabeth: Mariette Hartley. Mr. Atoz: Ian Wolfe. Kirk: William Shatner. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. (Repeat).

Kirk is victimized by paranoiac scientist Dr. Janice Lester (Sandra Smith), who transfers her mind into his body---and his mind into hers. Dr. Coleman: Harry Landers. Angela: Barbara Baldavin. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. Dr. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Kirk: William Shatner. (Repeat).

Kirk and McCoy find trouble when a stop on planet M-113 for the annual medical checkup of two archaeologists reveals strange inconsistencies. Nancy: Jeanne Bal. Crater: Alfred Ryder. Crewman Green: Bruce Watson. Crewman Darnell: Michael Zaslow. Blonde Nancy: Francine Pine. M-113 Creature: Sharon Gimpel. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Uhura: Nichelle Nichols. Kirk: William Shatner. (

Part 1 of two. Maverick Lt. Col. Cameron Mitchell (Ben Browder) takes over SG-1 and investigates the mystery behind a mystic tablet stolen by Vala (Claudia Black), who believes it's linked to a missing treasure. Beau Bridges joins the cast as Gen. Hank Landry, head of Stargate Command, while Richard Dean Anderson has a cameo as Jack O'Neill. Dr. Lee: Bill Dow. (Repeat).

Conclusion. While they're bound together by her Jaffa bracelets, Daniel and Vala (Claudia Black) are transported to another galaxy after he activates an Ancients' communication device. But their arrival in a strange village is interpreted as a threat by the superstitious locals. (Repeat).

Daniel and Vala learn that their reactivation of an Ancient communications device has revealed humanity's presence to a dangerous group of deities. Also: Teal'c and Landry are locked in negotiations with Gerak (Louis Gossett Jr.) regarding the structure of the Jaffa government; and Mitchell returns from his planetary visit with a Prior, whom he hopes holds the key to bringing Daniel and Vala back

An amnesiac is the key witness to an art dealer's murder, but can't recall what happened. Castle and Beckett's probe hits another snag when they discover a bullet is missing from the crime scene. (Repeat).

While investigating the murder of a bridesmaid, Castle learns the bride is a former girlfriend (Alyssa Milano). Their reunion prompts his ex to have second thoughts about her impending marriage, and causes Beckett to question Castle's objectivity with the case. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Maverick Lt. Col. Cameron Mitchell (Ben Browder) takes over SG-1 and investigates the mystery behind a mystic tablet stolen by Vala (Claudia Black), who believes it's linked to a missing treasure. Beau Bridges joins the cast as Gen. Hank Landry, head of Stargate Command, while Richard Dean Anderson has a cameo as Jack O'Neill. Dr. Lee: Bill Dow. (Repeat).

Conclusion. While they're bound together by her Jaffa bracelets, Daniel and Vala (Claudia Black) are transported to another galaxy after he activates an Ancients' communication device. But their arrival in a strange village is interpreted as a threat by the superstitious locals. (Repeat).

Daniel and Vala learn that their reactivation of an Ancient communications device has revealed humanity's presence to a dangerous group of deities. Also: Teal'c and Landry are locked in negotiations with Gerak (Louis Gossett Jr.) regarding the structure of the Jaffa government; and Mitchell returns from his planetary visit with a Prior, whom he hopes holds the key to bringing Daniel and Vala back

Part 1 of two. Maverick Lt. Col. Cameron Mitchell (Ben Browder) takes over SG-1 and investigates the mystery behind a mystic tablet stolen by Vala (Claudia Black), who believes it's linked to a missing treasure. Beau Bridges joins the cast as Gen. Hank Landry, head of Stargate Command, while Richard Dean Anderson has a cameo as Jack O'Neill. Dr. Lee: Bill Dow. (Repeat).

Conclusion. While they're bound together by her Jaffa bracelets, Daniel and Vala (Claudia Black) are transported to another galaxy after he activates an Ancients' communication device. But their arrival in a strange village is interpreted as a threat by the superstitious locals. (Repeat).

Daniel and Vala learn that their reactivation of an Ancient communications device has revealed humanity's presence to a dangerous group of deities. Also: Teal'c and Landry are locked in negotiations with Gerak (Louis Gossett Jr.) regarding the structure of the Jaffa government; and Mitchell returns from his planetary visit with a Prior, whom he hopes holds the key to bringing Daniel and Vala back

An amnesiac is the key witness to an art dealer's murder, but can't recall what happened. Castle and Beckett's probe hits another snag when they discover a bullet is missing from the crime scene. (Repeat).

While investigating the murder of a bridesmaid, Castle learns the bride is a former girlfriend (Alyssa Milano). Their reunion prompts his ex to have second thoughts about her impending marriage, and causes Beckett to question Castle's objectivity with the case. (Repeat).

The Enterprise crew is assigned to carry a Betazoid Federation emissary (Harry Groener), who's en route to contact a newly discovered life-form called Tin Man. Capt. DeSoto: Michael Cavanaugh. Romulan Commander: Peter Vogt. Troi: Marina Sirtis. (Repeat).

A crew member (Dwight Schultz) acts out his frustrations in the holodeck and endangers the Enterprise by neglecting his engineering duties. Duffy: Charley Lang. Troi: Marina Sirtis. Geordi: LeVar Burton. (Repeat).

Melanie fights for survival in treacherous conditions, vying to do what others before her could not. (New).

Data's shuttlecraft explodes, but the crew is forced to proceed on its mission to aid a colony with a contaminated water supply. Varria: Jane Daly. Fajo: Saul Rubinek. Data: Brent Spiner. (Repeat).

An amnesiac is the key witness to an art dealer's murder, but can't recall what happened. Castle and Beckett's probe hits another snag when they discover a bullet is missing from the crime scene. (Repeat).

While investigating the murder of a bridesmaid, Castle learns the bride is a former girlfriend (Alyssa Milano). Their reunion prompts his ex to have second thoughts about her impending marriage, and causes Beckett to question Castle's objectivity with the case. (Repeat).

Sarek, the Vulcan ambassador, is uncharacteristically moody when aboard the Enterprise for a mission to establish ties with the Legaran. Perrin: Joanna Miles. Sakkath: Rocco Sisto. Crusher: Gates McFadden. Troi: Marina Sirtis. (Repeat).

Melanie fights for survival in treacherous conditions, vying to do what others before her could not. (Repeat).

The Ferengi abduct Counselor Troi (Marina Sirtis) and her mother Lwaxana (Majel Barrett) to study Lwaxana's telepathic powers. Tog: Frank Corsentino. Dr. Farek: Ethan Phillips. Homn: Carel Struycken. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. (Repeat).

The Enterprise rescues a humanoid amnesiac (Mark La Mura), who exhibits remarkable healing powers. Sunad: Charles Dennis. Christy: Julie Warner. O'Brien: Colm Meaney. Geordi: LeVar Burton. Picard: Patrick Stewart. (Repeat).

Starfleet command assigns an ambitious young officer (Elizabeth Dennehy) to help the Enterprise investigate the disappearance of a Federation colony. Part 1 of two. Adm. Hanson: George Murdock. Guinan: Whoopi Goldberg. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. (Repeat).

Daniel discovers the only way he and Vala can free themselves from the bondage of the Jaffa bracelets is if she returns a collection of stolen loot she's already fenced. Meanwhile, Gen. Landry learns that Congress is planning to slash the Stargate budget. Arlos: Wallace Shawn. Inago: Michael P. Northey. (Repeat).

Waiting for the effects of the Jaffa bracelets to subside, Vala looks to kill time by taking Daniel to a planet where she acts as a god. But her scam could get them both killed when an Ori cleric discredits her. Vala: Claudia Black. (Repeat).

Samantha Carter rejoins SG-1 to help rid a Jaffa planet of an Ori force field using an experimental bomb---the Mark IX---but its detonation backfires on the team. Gerak: Louis Gossett Jr. Vala: Claudia Black. (Repeat).

Beckett and Castle's investigation into an Irish mobster's death reveals a complicated turf war and a possible link between the killer and the murder of Beckett's mother. (Repeat).

A vacationing family return home to find a supposed squatter dead in their daughter's bed, and the ensuring murder probe unearths a million-dollar heist. Meanwhile, Castle tries to hide an article from Beckett that suggests the two are an item. (Repeat).

Daniel discovers the only way he and Vala can free themselves from the bondage of the Jaffa bracelets is if she returns a collection of stolen loot she's already fenced. Meanwhile, Gen. Landry learns that Congress is planning to slash the Stargate budget. Arlos: Wallace Shawn. Inago: Michael P. Northey. (Repeat).

Waiting for the effects of the Jaffa bracelets to subside, Vala looks to kill time by taking Daniel to a planet where she acts as a god. But her scam could get them both killed when an Ori cleric discredits her. Vala: Claudia Black. (Repeat).

Samantha Carter rejoins SG-1 to help rid a Jaffa planet of an Ori force field using an experimental bomb---the Mark IX---but its detonation backfires on the team. Gerak: Louis Gossett Jr. Vala: Claudia Black. (Repeat).

Daniel discovers the only way he and Vala can free themselves from the bondage of the Jaffa bracelets is if she returns a collection of stolen loot she's already fenced. Meanwhile, Gen. Landry learns that Congress is planning to slash the Stargate budget. Arlos: Wallace Shawn. Inago: Michael P. Northey. (Repeat).

Waiting for the effects of the Jaffa bracelets to subside, Vala looks to kill time by taking Daniel to a planet where she acts as a god. But her scam could get them both killed when an Ori cleric discredits her. Vala: Claudia Black. (Repeat).

Samantha Carter rejoins SG-1 to help rid a Jaffa planet of an Ori force field using an experimental bomb---the Mark IX---but its detonation backfires on the team. Gerak: Louis Gossett Jr. Vala: Claudia Black. (Repeat).

Beckett and Castle's investigation into an Irish mobster's death reveals a complicated turf war and a possible link between the killer and the murder of Beckett's mother. (Repeat).

A vacationing family return home to find a supposed squatter dead in their daughter's bed, and the ensuring murder probe unearths a million-dollar heist. Meanwhile, Castle tries to hide an article from Beckett that suggests the two are an item. (Repeat).

Conclusion. The Borg have turned Picard into a half-Borg, half-human creature, and are using him in their plot to conquer Earth. Lt. Cmdr. Shelby: Elizabeth Dennehy. Adm. Hanson: George Murdock. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Data: Brent Spiner. (Repeat).