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After she begins to operate independently from the Joker, Harley Quinn teams up with Black Canary, Helena Bertinelli, and Renee Montoya to save a young girl from a contract killing that has been initiated by Black Mask, a brutal and narcissistic Gotham City crime lord. (Repeat).

Three reluctant fighters are drafted for an intergalactic martial-arts tournament that will determine the fate of the human race (Repeat).

In this irreverent spin on the superhero genre, a mercenary reinvents himself as a wisecracking antihero called Deadpool after an experiment leaves him with advanced healing powers and a disfigured face. He then sets out to seek revenge on those responsible for his transformation. (Repeat).

In this sequel, irreverent warrior Deadpool recruits mutant fighters Domino, Bedlam, and Shatterstar to form an alliance he names the X-Force. Their mission is to protect a teenage boy from a dangerous time-travelling mercenary named Cable. (Repeat).

Three reluctant fighters are drafted for an intergalactic martial-arts tournament that will determine the fate of the human race (Repeat).

In a dystopian alternate reality, humans with supernatural abilities are an oppressed minority. A powerful young man joins forces with a criminal network out of desperation, determined to accumulate the funds needed to pay for the medical treatment his ailing mother needs. (Repeat).

Jackson (Michael Shanks) and Teal'c return to Abydos, where Jackson learns that his wife is pregnant with the child of Apophis; and a reporter threatens to print a story about the Stargate program. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Apophis: Peter Williams. (Repeat).

Teal'c (Christopher Judge) undergoes a metamorphosis after being stung by a giant insect. Col. Mayboune: Tom McBeath. Ally: Colleen Rennison. Dr. Harlow: Scott Hylands. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. (Repeat).

A dream leads Carter (Amanda Tapping) and the team on a mission to form an alliance with the Tok'ra, an alien group rebelling against the Goa'uld. Part 1 of two. Jacob: Carmen Argenziano. Martouf: J.R. Bourne. Garshaw: Sarah Douglas. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett investigate the death of a reporter found in a pizzeria's oven. His murder may be connected to an exposé he wrote called "The Pizza Wars." (Repeat).

A star swimmer with Olympic dreams is found dead in a pool, and crime writers Michael Connelly and Dennis Lehane (appearing as themselves) help Castle dissect the complex case over a game of poker. (Repeat).

Jackson (Michael Shanks) and Teal'c return to Abydos, where Jackson learns that his wife is pregnant with the child of Apophis; and a reporter threatens to print a story about the Stargate program. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Apophis: Peter Williams. (Repeat).

Teal'c (Christopher Judge) undergoes a metamorphosis after being stung by a giant insect. Col. Mayboune: Tom McBeath. Ally: Colleen Rennison. Dr. Harlow: Scott Hylands. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. (Repeat).

A dream leads Carter (Amanda Tapping) and the team on a mission to form an alliance with the Tok'ra, an alien group rebelling against the Goa'uld. Part 1 of two. Jacob: Carmen Argenziano. Martouf: J.R. Bourne. Garshaw: Sarah Douglas. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. (Repeat).

Jackson (Michael Shanks) and Teal'c return to Abydos, where Jackson learns that his wife is pregnant with the child of Apophis; and a reporter threatens to print a story about the Stargate program. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Apophis: Peter Williams. (Repeat).

Teal'c (Christopher Judge) undergoes a metamorphosis after being stung by a giant insect. Col. Mayboune: Tom McBeath. Ally: Colleen Rennison. Dr. Harlow: Scott Hylands. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. (Repeat).

A dream leads Carter (Amanda Tapping) and the team on a mission to form an alliance with the Tok'ra, an alien group rebelling against the Goa'uld. Part 1 of two. Jacob: Carmen Argenziano. Martouf: J.R. Bourne. Garshaw: Sarah Douglas. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett investigate the death of a reporter found in a pizzeria's oven. His murder may be connected to an exposé he wrote called "The Pizza Wars." (Repeat).

A star swimmer with Olympic dreams is found dead in a pool, and crime writers Michael Connelly and Dennis Lehane (appearing as themselves) help Castle dissect the complex case over a game of poker. (Repeat).

For violating Melkotian space, the crew is made to appear as the Clanton gang, to be met---and massacred---by the Earps and Doc Holliday at the OK Corral. Wyatt Earp: Ron Soble. Morgan: Rex Holman. Sylvia: Bonnie Beecher. Doc: Sam Gilman. Virgil: Charles Maxwell. Johnny: Bill Zuckert. Ed: Charles Seel. Barber: Ed McCready. Rancher: Gregg Palmer. Rider: Richard Anthony. Voice of Melkotian Buoy: Jam

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The Enterprise is invaded by an alien life-form that transfers Klingons to the starship---and arms the Klingons and the Enterprise crew with swords. Michael Ansara reprised his role as the Klingon Kodos in the episode "Blood Oath" of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine." Kang: Michael Ansara. Mara: Susan Howard. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Chekov: Walter Koenig. Sulu: George Takei. Uhura: Nichelle Nichols. Ki

The Enterprise encounters a spacecraft ruled by a computer oracle that prevents the occupants from knowing they are on a collision course with a Federation planet. Natira: Kate Woodville. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. Kirk: William Shatner. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett investigate the death of a reporter found in a pizzeria's oven. His murder may be connected to an exposé he wrote called "The Pizza Wars." (Repeat).

A star swimmer with Olympic dreams is found dead in a pool, and crime writers Michael Connelly and Dennis Lehane (appearing as themselves) help Castle dissect the complex case over a game of poker. (Repeat).

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Spock takes command when Kirk vanishes and is feared dead in a hostile segment of space where matter disintegrates, and men are seized by madness. Tholian Voice: Barbara Babcock. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Scott: James Doohan. Chekov: Walter Koenig. Sulu: George Takei. Uhura: Nichelle Nichols. (Repeat).

A literal battle of wills ensues when the arrogant, telekinetic inhabitants of Platonius order the Enterprise officers to remain on their planet, forcing them to perform humiliating acts for their amusement. Alexander: Michael Dunn. Parmen: Liam Sullivan. Philana: Barbara Babcock. Eraclitus: Ted Scott. Dionyd: Derek Patridge. Uhura: Nichelle Nichols. Nurse Chapel: Majel Barrett. Kirk: William Shat

After visiting the planet Scalos, Kirk begins to notice unusual happenings aboard the ship---and discovers something unseen has beamed up with him from the planet's surface. Deela: Kathie Browne. Ekor: Eric Holland. Compton: Geoffrey Binney. Rael: Jason Evers. Kirk: William Shatner. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. Scotty: James Doohan. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. (Repeat).

While on a mission to pick up a pair of researchers, Kirk, Spock and McCoy encounter two robed figures who subject them to horrible tortures, and an enigmatic woman who may hold the key to their salvation. Gem: Kathryn Hays. Thann: Willard Sage. Lal: Alan Bergmann. Dr. Linke: Jason Wingreen. Dr. Ozaba: Davis Roberts. McCoy: DeForest Kelley. Kirk: William Shatner. Spock: Leonard Nimoy. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Carter's father (Carmen Argenziano) agrees to become a host for a Tok'ra in order to form an alliance with the aliens, but a mutual enemy threatens the plan. Garshaw: Sarah Douglas. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. (Repeat).

O'Neill and the SG-1 team encounter mysterious spirits while trying to mine a planet. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) and the team stumble upon a secret government plot while trying to return a stolen weather device to a planet. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

Beckett goes rogue to pursue a suspect in her former partner's murder in Los Angeles. Castle tags along, and the two visit the set of his movie, "Heat Wave," where the cast proves helpful in breaking open the case. (Repeat).

A beauty-pageant contestant is found strangled to death during rehearsals. The wealth of suspects includes the pageant's sponsor, the host and rival contestants. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Carter's father (Carmen Argenziano) agrees to become a host for a Tok'ra in order to form an alliance with the aliens, but a mutual enemy threatens the plan. Garshaw: Sarah Douglas. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. (Repeat).

O'Neill and the SG-1 team encounter mysterious spirits while trying to mine a planet. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) and the team stumble upon a secret government plot while trying to return a stolen weather device to a planet. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Carter's father (Carmen Argenziano) agrees to become a host for a Tok'ra in order to form an alliance with the aliens, but a mutual enemy threatens the plan. Garshaw: Sarah Douglas. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. (Repeat).

O'Neill and the SG-1 team encounter mysterious spirits while trying to mine a planet. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) and the team stumble upon a secret government plot while trying to return a stolen weather device to a planet. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

Beckett goes rogue to pursue a suspect in her former partner's murder in Los Angeles. Castle tags along, and the two visit the set of his movie, "Heat Wave," where the cast proves helpful in breaking open the case. (Repeat).

A beauty-pageant contestant is found strangled to death during rehearsals. The wealth of suspects includes the pageant's sponsor, the host and rival contestants. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Picard (Patrick Stewart) tries to decipher Q's clues and coordinate the past, present and future to save mankind. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Dr. Crusher: Gates McFadden. Worf: Michael Dorn. (Repeat).

In the pilot, Captain Picard and his crew embark on their first mission: a voyage to the Farpoint station on Daneb IV. Part 1 of two. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Geordi: LeVar Burton. Tasha: Denise Crosby. Deanna: Marina Sirtis. (Repeat).

Conclusion. At the end of the trial, Q (John de Lancie) gives Picard 24 hours to prove the worthiness of the human race. Zorn: Michael Bell. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Geordi: LeVar Burton. Dr. Crusher: Gates McFadden. Yar: Denise Crosby (Repeat).

While investigating mysterious deaths, Geordi becomes infected with a mind-altering illness that spreads to the rest of the Enterprise crew. MacDougal: Brooke Bundy. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. (Repeat).

Beckett goes rogue to pursue a suspect in her former partner's murder in Los Angeles. Castle tags along, and the two visit the set of his movie, "Heat Wave," where the cast proves helpful in breaking open the case. (Repeat).

A beauty-pageant contestant is found strangled to death during rehearsals. The wealth of suspects includes the pageant's sponsor, the host and rival contestants. (Repeat).

While the crew is stationed on Ligon II, the inhabitants abduct Tasha and force Picard to abide by their code of honor to obtain her release. Yareena: Karole Selmon. Hagon: James Louis Watkins. Tasha: Denise Crosby. Picard: Patrick Stewart. (Repeat).

Picard suspects that the Ferengis are responsible for a sudden energy loss that immobilizes the Enterprise. Letek: Armin Shimerman. Mordoc: Jake Dengel. Kayron: Tracey Walter. Portal: Darryl Henriques. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Geordi: LeVar Burton. Yar: Denise Crosby. (Repeat).

A glitch in the propulsion system catapults the starship into a galaxy where mental powers become extraordinary, and the crew find that they are what they think. Kosinski: Stanley Kamel. Assistant: Eric Menyuk. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. (Repeat).

While escorting aliens to the planet Parliament, Picard and his crew are enveloped by a cloud that seizes control of their minds and alters their behavior. Singh: Kavi Raz. Dr. Crusher: Gates McFadden. Worf: Michael Dorn. Tasha: Denise Crosby. Troi: Marina Sirtis. Geordi: LeVar Burton. (Repeat).

Plans for a vacation on the paradisiacal Rubicam Three are disrupted when Wesley breaks a planet law; meanwhile, a hostile vessel objecting to human colonization confronts the Enterprise. Liator: Jay Louden. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Data: Brent Spiner. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Worf: Michael Dorn. (Repeat).

While on a mission to decode ancient inscriptions, O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) has his mind overtaken by a superior knowledge. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. (Repeat).

The lives of the team are endangered after a rescue effort goes awry, and O'Neill's former colleague (Marshall Teague) is sent to help them. Lt. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Daniel: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

When a dying alien switches bodies with Jackson (Michael Shanks), O'Neill and Teal'c risk their own bodies to save their friend. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 finale, a hit man who has information about the murder of Beckett's mother escapes during a hearing. The manhunt leads Beckett to a law-enforcement figure tied to both the escape and her mom's death. (Repeat).

Detective Beckett fights for her life as Castle, plagued by guilt over his role in the events, struggles to uncover who's behind her brutal shooting. Meanwhile, back at the precinct, Ryan and Esposito have to adjust, as Victoria "Iron" Gates becomes the precinct's new uncompromising Captain. (Repeat).

While on a mission to decode ancient inscriptions, O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) has his mind overtaken by a superior knowledge. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. (Repeat).

The lives of the team are endangered after a rescue effort goes awry, and O'Neill's former colleague (Marshall Teague) is sent to help them. Lt. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Daniel: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

When a dying alien switches bodies with Jackson (Michael Shanks), O'Neill and Teal'c risk their own bodies to save their friend. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

While on a mission to decode ancient inscriptions, O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) has his mind overtaken by a superior knowledge. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. (Repeat).

The lives of the team are endangered after a rescue effort goes awry, and O'Neill's former colleague (Marshall Teague) is sent to help them. Lt. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Daniel: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

When a dying alien switches bodies with Jackson (Michael Shanks), O'Neill and Teal'c risk their own bodies to save their friend. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Hammond: Don S. Davis. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 finale, a hit man who has information about the murder of Beckett's mother escapes during a hearing. The manhunt leads Beckett to a law-enforcement figure tied to both the escape and her mom's death. (Repeat).

Detective Beckett fights for her life as Castle, plagued by guilt over his role in the events, struggles to uncover who's behind her brutal shooting. Meanwhile, back at the precinct, Ryan and Esposito have to adjust, as Victoria "Iron" Gates becomes the precinct's new uncompromising Captain. (Repeat).

A former Starfleet vessel now belonging to the Ferengi leader Bok is returned to Picard---complete with a mind-altering apparatus. Kazago: Douglas Warhit. Rata: Robert Towers. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Yar: Denise Crosby. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. (Repeat).

The crew meets up with the enigmatic Q (John de Lancie), who forces them to participate in a deadly game that pits the players against fanged creatures. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Geordi: LeVar Burton. Wesley: Wil Wheaton. Worf: Michael Dorn. Data: Brent Spiner. (Repeat).

Deanna's mother shows up with news of an impending wedding---the prearranged marriage of Deanna and the son (Rob Knepper) of an old family friend. Deanna: Marina Sirtis. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Victoria Miller: Nan Martin. (Repeat).

In this Emmy-winning episode, Picard, Crusher and Data re-create 1941 San Francisco via the holodeck, but when the system malfunctions, they find themselves at bay in the 20th century. Leach: Harvey Jason. Lt. Dan Bell: William Boyett. Whalen: David Selburg. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 finale, a hit man who has information about the murder of Beckett's mother escapes during a hearing. The manhunt leads Beckett to a law-enforcement figure tied to both the escape and her mom's death. (Repeat).

Detective Beckett fights for her life as Castle, plagued by guilt over his role in the events, struggles to uncover who's behind her brutal shooting. Meanwhile, back at the precinct, Ryan and Esposito have to adjust, as Victoria "Iron" Gates becomes the precinct's new uncompromising Captain. (Repeat).

While exploring Data's home planet, the crew discovers a collection of body parts, which create an android that's a dead ringer for Data (Brent Spiner). Crusher: Gates McFadden. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Wesley: Wil Wheaton. Yar: Denise Crosby. (Repeat).

On the planet Angel One, the crew discovers that the survivors of a freighter accident are now fugitives because they oppose the matriarchy. Beate: Karen Montgomery. Ariel: Patricia McPherson. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Crusher: Gates McFadden. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. (Repeat).

When the computer indicates a pending disaster, the crew evacuates, unaware that members of a computer-dependent species have sabotaged the ship. One Zero: Alexandra Johnson. Zero One: Katy Boyer. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Riker: Jonathan Frakes. Data: Brent Spiner. (Repeat).

The Enterprise transports Adm. Mark Jameson (Clayton Rohner), a renowned but ailing negotiator, to Mordan IV to mediate in a hostage crisis instigated by that planet's governor (Michael Pataki). Anne: Marsha Hunt. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Crusher: Gates McFadden. (Repeat).

The advanced but sterile race of Aldea decide to remedy their plight by kidnapping children from the Enterprise, including Wesley (Wil Wheaton). Radue: Jerry Hardin. Rashella: Brenda Strong. Melian: Paul Lambert. Duana: Ivy Bethune. Katie: Jandi Swanson. Picard: Patrick Stewart. (Repeat).

Pursued by an ancient enemy, the former Goa'uld leader Apophis (Peter Williams) asks for sanctuary from his current adversary, O'Neill. Martouf: J.R. Bourne. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Directed by Peter DeLuise. (Repeat).

While visiting a planet, the team unwittingly unleashes a plague that threatens to destroy the civilization's gentle inhabitants. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

A boy (Jeff Gulka) arrives through the gate to warn Earth of an impending attack by an invisible race of aliens bent on destroying humanity. Jacob Carter: Carmen Argenziano. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Samantha Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett think a vigilante is responsible for an ex-con's murder, but the case takes an unexpected twist when they realize the suspect dons an actual superhero disguise. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett learn about life-extension science and how far people will go for the fountain of youth when they investigate a possible homicide in which there's no body. Elsewhere, Alexis hears from Stanford University's admissions department. (Repeat).

Pursued by an ancient enemy, the former Goa'uld leader Apophis (Peter Williams) asks for sanctuary from his current adversary, O'Neill. Martouf: J.R. Bourne. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Directed by Peter DeLuise. (Repeat).

While visiting a planet, the team unwittingly unleashes a plague that threatens to destroy the civilization's gentle inhabitants. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

A boy (Jeff Gulka) arrives through the gate to warn Earth of an impending attack by an invisible race of aliens bent on destroying humanity. Jacob Carter: Carmen Argenziano. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Samantha Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

Pursued by an ancient enemy, the former Goa'uld leader Apophis (Peter Williams) asks for sanctuary from his current adversary, O'Neill. Martouf: J.R. Bourne. Simmons: Tobias Mehler. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Directed by Peter DeLuise. (Repeat).

While visiting a planet, the team unwittingly unleashes a plague that threatens to destroy the civilization's gentle inhabitants. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

A boy (Jeff Gulka) arrives through the gate to warn Earth of an impending attack by an invisible race of aliens bent on destroying humanity. Jacob Carter: Carmen Argenziano. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Samantha Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett think a vigilante is responsible for an ex-con's murder, but the case takes an unexpected twist when they realize the suspect dons an actual superhero disguise. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett learn about life-extension science and how far people will go for the fountain of youth when they investigate a possible homicide in which there's no body. Elsewhere, Alexis hears from Stanford University's admissions department. (Repeat).

While investigating an alien graveyard, Kim (Garrett Wang) is transported to the aliens' homeworld, appearing to them to be someone who has risen from the dead---causing them great philosophical consternation. Janeway: Kate Mulgrew. Chakotay: Robert Beltran. The Doctor: Robert Picardo. Kes: Jennifer Lien. (Repeat).

The crew encounters a hedonistic alien race with the ability to travel through the galaxy at will---an ability that may be the key to Voyager's returning home. Gath: Ronald Guttman. Eudana: Yvonne Suhor. Jaret: Andrew Hill Newman. Seska: Martha Hackett. Carey: Josh Clark. Janeway: Kate Mulgrew. (Repeat).

When Voyager responds to a distress call from a Kazon vessel, they discover Federation technology on board, prompting Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) to suspect a traitor on her ship. Seska: Martha Hackett. Carey: Josh Clark. Tuvok: Tim Russ. Chakotay: Robert Beltran. Neelix: Ethan Phillips. (Repeat).

Mariner teams up with a troubled ensign while the Cerritos hosts peace talks between civilizations. (New).

Castle and Beckett think a vigilante is responsible for an ex-con's murder, but the case takes an unexpected twist when they realize the suspect dons an actual superhero disguise. (Repeat).

It falls to the Doctor (Robert Picardo) to rescue crew members trapped on the holodeck by an alien that has taken the form of the folk-tale monster Grendel. Freya: Marjorie Monaghan. Unferth: Christopher Neame. Hrothgar: Michael Keenan. (Repeat).

After Tuvok and Chakotay return from investigating a black nebula, crew members become possessed by an alien presence. Durst: Brian Markinson. Mrs. Templeton: Carolyn Seymour. Tuvok: Tim Russ. Janeway: Kate Mulgrew. Paris: Robert Duncan McNeill. (Repeat).

Mariner teams up with a troubled ensign while the Cerritos hosts peace talks between civilizations. (Repeat).

An away team is captured by the Vidiians, who extract Torres' Klingon DNA in an effort to find a cure for a disease ravaging their people---but the process turns Torres into two people, one fully Klingon, one fully human. Sulan/Durst: Brian Markinson. Talaxian Prisoner: Rob LaBelle. Torres: Roxann Biggs-Dawson. Paris: Robert Duncan McNeill. (Repeat).

An alien doctor (James Sloyan) responsible for a weapon used against the Talaxians believes Neelix may be infected with a fatal disease as an aftereffect of exposure to its radiation. Neelix: Ethan Phillips. Gaunt Gary: Larry Hankin. Kes: Jennifer Lien. Janeway: Kate Mulgrew. Tuvok: Tim Russ. (Repeat).

The ship's systems mysteriously begin to malfunction; Tuvok (Tim Russ) takes on the task of training Maquis crew members in Star Fleet discipline. Chell: Derek McGrath. Geron: Kenny Morrison. Henley: Catherine McNeal. Janeway: Kate Mulgrew. Torres: Roxann Biggs-Dawson. (Repeat).

The crew discovers Amelia Earhart (Sharon Lawrence) among eight humans preserved by cryogenics after they follow a distress signal to an alien planet. Noonan: David Graf. Japanese Soldier: James Saito. Jack Hayes: Mel Winkler. John Evansville: John Rubinstein. (Repeat).

The SG-1 team travels back in time, finding themselves on Earth in 1969 and coming face-to-face with a young Hammond. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) awakens in strange surroundings and is told that he has been frozen for nearly eighty years---and the rest of the SG-1 team is long dead. Dr. Raully: Samantha Ferris. Dr. Trofsky: Tom Butler. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

O'Neill, Jackson and Carter are held hostage by alien temptress Hathor (Suanne Braun), queen of the conquering Goa'ulds. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett go after a serial killer who stole Ryan's gun after the weapon gets linked to a young woman's homicide. (Repeat).

An insurance investigator (Kristin Lehman) assists Castle and Beckett with a homicide case stemming from the theft of a costly sculpture, and a museum benefactor (Jessica Tuck) becomes one of the murder suspects. (Repeat).

The SG-1 team travels back in time, finding themselves on Earth in 1969 and coming face-to-face with a young Hammond. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) awakens in strange surroundings and is told that he has been frozen for nearly eighty years---and the rest of the SG-1 team is long dead. Dr. Raully: Samantha Ferris. Dr. Trofsky: Tom Butler. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

O'Neill, Jackson and Carter are held hostage by alien temptress Hathor (Suanne Braun), queen of the conquering Goa'ulds. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

The SG-1 team travels back in time, finding themselves on Earth in 1969 and coming face-to-face with a young Hammond. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Jackson: Michael Shanks. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. (Repeat).

O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) awakens in strange surroundings and is told that he has been frozen for nearly eighty years---and the rest of the SG-1 team is long dead. Dr. Raully: Samantha Ferris. Dr. Trofsky: Tom Butler. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

O'Neill, Jackson and Carter are held hostage by alien temptress Hathor (Suanne Braun), queen of the conquering Goa'ulds. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. Jackson: Michael Shanks. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett go after a serial killer who stole Ryan's gun after the weapon gets linked to a young woman's homicide. (Repeat).

An insurance investigator (Kristin Lehman) assists Castle and Beckett with a homicide case stemming from the theft of a costly sculpture, and a museum benefactor (Jessica Tuck) becomes one of the murder suspects. (Repeat).

The team embarks on a mission to destroy a haunted house. (Repeat).

A missing-person case leads to what could be an alien invasion in a small town. (Repeat).

Dulaque changes the course of fate, putting Baird through alternate time lines that show the Librarians' transforming destinies and her own doom. The Season 1 finale. (Repeat).

After being on their own for months, the Librarians gather together to investigate a mysterious and massive storm that has planted itself over Manhattan. The Season 2 premiere. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett go after a serial killer who stole Ryan's gun after the weapon gets linked to a young woman's homicide. (Repeat).

An insurance investigator (Kristin Lehman) assists Castle and Beckett with a homicide case stemming from the theft of a costly sculpture, and a museum benefactor (Jessica Tuck) becomes one of the murder suspects. (Repeat).

After saving the life of a young Kazon warrior (Aron Eisenberg) who was trying to kill him, Chakotay is kidnapped and taken aboard a Kazon ship. Razik: Patrick Kilpatrick. Haliz: Tim de Zarn. Janeway: Kate Mulgrew. Torres: Roxann Biggs-Dawson. Tuvok: Tim Russ. Paris: Robert Duncan McNeill. (Repeat).

The team embarks on a mission to destroy a haunted house. (Repeat).

A missing-person case leads to what could be an alien invasion in a small town. (Repeat).

Dulaque changes the course of fate, putting Baird through alternate time lines that show the Librarians' transforming destinies and her own doom. The Season 1 finale. (Repeat).

After being on their own for months, the Librarians gather together to investigate a mysterious and massive storm that has planted itself over Manhattan. The Season 2 premiere. (Repeat).

A group of alien refugees arrives on DS9 in search of a promised land---which turns out to be Bajor. Varani: William Schallert. Haneek: Deborah May. Tumak: Andrew Koenig. Nog: Aron Eisenberg. Vanya: Betty McGuire. Jake: Cirroc Lofton. (Repeat).

Quark finds himself holding a losing hand to a newcomer whose gambling establishment seems to have the odds in its favor. Roana: Barbara Bosson. Rom: Max Grodenchik. Alsia: K Callan. Cos: Albert Henderson. O'Brien: Colm Meaney. (Repeat).

A wayward Starfleet ensign struggles to find a path to redemption. (Repeat).

High school senior Marla plans on traveling the world as soon as she graduates. This ambition, however, is indefinitely put on hold when her parents tragically pass away in a car accident. After a few years of being the sole guardian of her younger brother, Charlie, Marla becomes hardened and dispirited. One day, Charlie runs off to an obscure toy convention. Marla follows to get him back, but ins

In a world where people collect pocket-size monsters (Pokémon) to do battle, a boy comes across an intelligent monster who seeks to be a detective. (Repeat).

This stunning fantasy adventure follows the Pevensie siblings and their cousin Eustace as they face their greatest temptations in the land of Narnia, where they travel on a magnificent ship known as the Dawn Treader. (Repeat).

When LeBron and his young son Dom are trapped in a digital space by a rogue A.I., LeBron must get them home safe by leading Bugs, Lola Bunny and the whole gang of notoriously undisciplined Looney Tunes to victory over the A.I.'s digitized champions on the court. It's Tunes versus Goons in the highest-stakes challenge of his life. (Repeat).

A female Air Force pilot experiences a freak accident, leaving her with dynamic superpowers. After teaming up with a fellow superpower yielder, the two launch a scheme to stop a war that threatens Earth and its inhabitants. (Repeat).