Comet TV (COMET)

A journalist who accidentally killed a girl is tormented by a cursed locket. Mrs. Cromwell: Kay Tremblay. Anne Holloway: Kate Trotter. Micki: Robey. Johnny: Steven Monarque. (Repeat).

Micki and Johnny wind up in an eerie house after two men (Geza Kovacs, Angelo Rizacos) vandalize their car at a diner. Micki: Robey. Johnny: Steven Monarque. (Repeat).

A firefighter, upset over his wife leaving him and his dog's failing health, finds a cursed dog leash in a burning house. Lea Ross: Kim Nelles. Joni: Jayne Eastwood. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

Part 2 of three. Mulder (David Duchovny) undergoes a Native American ritual and hovers between life and death; Scully is suspended for misconduct and warned she'll be killed. Albert: Floyd Red Crow Westerman. Cigarette Smoking Man: William B. Davis. Scully: Gillian Anderson. (Repeat).

Conclusion. The agents confront a Nazi war criminal linked to Mulder's father, and, on the site of a project where the two men worked, Scully (Gillian Anderson) and Mulder are ambushed. Cigarette-Smoking Man: William B. Davis. Klemper: Walter Gotell. Skinner: John Neville. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

Lightning appears to have caused five deaths in a small town, but the agents become suspicious of a sixth victim---who survives. Teller: Ernie Lively. Sharon: Karen Witter. Scully: Gillian Anderson. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

An insurance salesman (Peter Boyle) with psychic abilities helps investigate a series of mutilation killings. Killer: Stu Charno. Havez: Dwight McFee. The Stupendous Yappi: Jaap Broeker. Scully: Gillian Anderson. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

Two death-row guards die mysteriously after the execution of a man who vowed to return and kill five men. And another inmate claims to know who else is marked to die. Neech: Badja Djola. Warden: J.T. Walsh. Parmelly: Ken Foree. Danielle: April Grace. Roque: Bokeem Woodbine. Speranza: John Toles-Bey. Scully: Gillian Anderson. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

A serial killer (Timothy Carhart) targets lonely women he meets on-line. Cross: James Handy. Landlady: Glynis Davies. Jesse: Aloka McLean. Ellen: Catherine Paolone. Scully: Gillian Anderson. Joanne: Kerry Sandomirsky. Lauren: Randi Lynne. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

An Army officer who has repeatedly tried to kill himself claims that an apparition prevented him from succeeding. Callahan: Thomas Kopache. Stans: Don Thompson. Rappo: Ian Tracey. Roach: Willie Garson. Mrs. Callahan: Andrea Barclay. Mulder: David Duchovny. Scully: Gillian Anderson. (Repeat).

An eerie phenomenon known as psychic transference links a 15-year-old kidnapped girl with a former abduction victim. Lucy: Tracy Ellis. Wade: Michael Chieffo. Amy: Jewel Staite. Banks: Ken Ryan. Tow-Truck Driver: Dean Wray. Mulder: David Duchovny. Scully: Gillian Anderson. (Repeat).

The vendor of an alien-autopsy video is murdered, and the investigation leads Mulder to a UFO and Scully to women who recognize her from the abduction. Part 1 of two. Penny: Gillian Barber. Lottie: Corrine Koslo. Matheson: Raymond J. Barry. Skinner: Mitch Pileggi. Scully: Gillian Anderson. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Mulder finds the evidence he seeks, but Scully learns that it isn't what Mulder thinks it is. Red-Haired Man: Stephen McHattie. Man with Scully: Don S. Williams. "Resident": Colin Cunningham. Conductor: Mike Puttonen. Dr. Zama/Ishimaru: Robert Ito. (Repeat).

An American couple race to find their children in Paris after a series of massive volcanic eruptions herald the arrival of a new ice age in Europe. (Repeat).

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It's double trouble for Buffy---the rogue slayer, Faith (Eliza Dushku), has awakened from an eight-month coma, and Adam, the Initiative's creation, is still on the loose. Faith, with a little help from the late Mayor, has sinister plans in store for Buffy. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. Mayor: Harry Groener. Forrest: Leonard Roberts. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Conclusion. The Watcher's Council mistakenly abducts Buffy. Meanwhile, Faith (Eliza Dushku) fantasizes about killing Willow and later runs into Spike, who is amazed by her honesty. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. Tara: Amber Benson. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Spike: James Marsters. (Repeat).

Things seem a bit off to Buffy when a former high-school loser (Danny Strong) becomes the most popular person on Earth, successful at everything he attempts, whether it's playing the violin or fighting demons. But no one but Buffy thinks anything is wrong. Tara: Amber Benson. Adam: George Hetzberg. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. (Repeat).

Riley's frat house is possessed by a demonic force that feeds on the passion generated between him and Buffy, and traps them without their knowledge. The couple are too lost in the haze of their heightened emotions to notice the danger they're in. Riley: Marc Blucas. Tara: Amber Benson. Forrest: Leonard Roberts. Graham: Bailey Chase. (Repeat).

Daniel undertakes a rescue mission when his Unas friend Chaka is abducted by slave traders. (Repeat).

When some soldiers get lost in an alien temple, the crew teams with a Russian Stargate squad in a rescue mission. (Repeat).

O'Neill is suspicious when the Tollans decide to share some of their weapons technology with the Stargate crew. (Repeat).

In a prequel to the episode titled "2010," the crew meets an alien race that appears to be too good to be true. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank wage a cyber war against a Wesen killer; Juliette starts to make sense of her hallucinations. (Repeat).

Rosalee is called up for jury duty and enlists Nick and Hank to stop a Wesen defense attorney from overturning a murder case. Meanwhile, Renard shares his recent dealings with the Verrat; and Juliette's memories are triggered when she visits Nick's trailer. (Repeat).

A volcano threatens to bury Portland in lava; Adalind gains a new ally; and Juliette needs help dealing with multiple memories of Nick. (Repeat).

Nick begins to suspect the existence of Wesen aliens after investigating mysterious cow mutations and reports of glowing creatures. Meanwhile, he learns more about the key; and Juliette begins to recall romantic moments between herself and Nick. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Mulder finds the evidence he seeks, but Scully learns that it isn't what Mulder thinks it is. Red-Haired Man: Stephen McHattie. Man with Scully: Don S. Williams. "Resident": Colin Cunningham. Conductor: Mike Puttonen. Dr. Zama/Ishimaru: Robert Ito. (Repeat).

A boy (Kevin Zegers) exhibits stigmata, marks resembling the wounds of the crucified Christ, and his father claims the youngster needs protection from "the forces of darkness." Michael Kryder: Sam Bottoms. Susan Kryder: Hayley Tyson. Owen: Michael Berryman. Scully: Gillian Anderson. (Repeat).

Corpses are found covered with cockroaches. But Mulder suspects the insects may be neither living nor earthly organisms. Bambi: Bobbie Phillips. Ivanov: Ken Kramer. Eckerle: Raye Birk. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

Locals blame a satanic cult for the deaths of high-school boys, but a seer suggests another possibility: a rare planetary alignment. Terri: Lisa Robin Kelly. Margi: Wendy Benson. Det. White: Dana Wheeler-Nicholson. Zirinka: Denalda Williams. Spitz: Garry Davey. Scully: Gillian Anderson. (Repeat).

The star attractions for the school talent show include Buffy, Xander, Willow (Alyson Hannigan), a possessed puppet and an organ-harvesting demon. Mr. Snyder: Armin Shimerman. Morgan: Richard Werner. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. (Repeat).

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and her friends live out their waking nightmares after something---or someone---turns their worst dreams into realities. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. (Repeat).

After a long absence, Oz (Seth Green) returns to Sunnydale---his werewolf nature apparently under control---hoping to reunite with Willow. She, on the other hand, is unsure about getting back together since her relationship with Tara has deepened. Tara: Amber Benson. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

The sinister and powerful Adam (George Hertzberg) decides to advance his plans for humanity's demise by enlisting Spike to turn the gang against one another without their suspecting it. Spike's reward: removal of the anti-violence chip in his head, which has prevented the vampire from attacking humans. Angel: David Boreanaz. Tara: Amber Benson. Riley: Marc Blucas. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat

It's the final showdown on several fronts as Buffy faces Adam, the Initiative battles its demon ex-prisoners and Buffy's friends must overcome their fears and once again work together as a team as all hell breaks loose below Sunnydale. Adam: George Hertzberg. Riley: Marc Blucas. Spike: James Marsters. (Repeat).

Buffy and the gang find themselves being stalked by a primal animal force, known as the Primitive, that attacks each of them in their nightmares and forces them to face disturbing aspects of themselves. Oz: Seth Green. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. Snyder: Armin Shimerman. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Giles: Anthony Stewart Head. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

When Major Carter is abducted by a mysterious man in black, Gen. Hammond authorizes O'Neill and Daniel to find her. The two track her to a hospital where dangerous experiments are being conducted. (Repeat).

A conspiracy theorist (Willie Garson) who's "not just interested in outer space, [he's] from outer space" creates a sci-fi TV series that features plots that could expose the top-secret Stargate program. Frasier: Teryl Rothery. (Repeat).

O'Neill and a group of young trainees are thrust into action when Stargate Command needs them for a real mission. (Repeat).

The SG-1 team races against time when Teal'c fails to return through the Stargate. (Repeat).

Plans for a dinner date between Nick and Juliette go awry due to a muse-like Wesen with influential powers. Elsewhere, Rosalee visits the trailer for the first time. (Repeat).

There might be zombies in Portland when Nick and Hank investigate suspects who are turning up dead—for the second time. Meanwhile, Juliette pressures Monroe to share details about the Wesen world and Nick's involvement as a Grimm; and Adalind is caught in a royal feud. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 finale, Nick enlists help from Monroe and Rosalee while investigating attacks involving the "undead" in Portland. Meanwhile, Capt. Renard's brother is in town on family business; and Adalind's allies battle each other. (Repeat).