Comet TV (COMET)

A man (Perry Lang) is elated to finally be by himself. But his solitude is short-lived when a stranger (Harsh Nayyar) shows up claiming to be his roommate. Laura: Nancy Travis. Cynthia: Caryn West. (Repeat).

A dishonest real-estate tycoon (Joe E. Tata) is visited by his partner---who happens to be deceased. Jake: Carmine Caridi. Amanda: Brioni Farrel. Red Leader: Peter Bromilow. (Repeat).

Two men steal a mannequin, which seems like a fine joke until one becomes emotionally attached to the doll. Jerry Orbach. Curtis: Richard Portnow. Detective: Phil Lenkowsky. (Repeat).

The fur flies when two witches determine to resolve their feud over the rightful ownership of a magic cat's paw. Linda Thorson. (Repeat).

Scientists set out to rupture a volcano in an effort to short-circuit a massive earthquake that would cause California to sink into the ocean. The task becomes urgent when a foreshock causes panic within the state. (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).

An elite black ops team is tasked with the dangerous mission of traveling to the crash site of an unidentified flying object and launching and investigation. When they arrive at the site the team suddenly find themselves in a battle for survival when the former occupants launch an attack. (Repeat).

A lab-created human/alien hybrid goes on a killing spree while searching for a man who can impregnate her. Meanwhile, the scientist responsible for her creation brings together a motley crew in order to stop her. (Repeat).

A lab-created human/alien hybrid goes on a killing spree while searching for a man who can impregnate her. Meanwhile, the scientist responsible for her creation brings together a motley crew in order to stop her. (Repeat).

A botched energy experiment unleashes hurricanes all across North America, prompting a high-school science teacher and his family to flee for safety as the storms converge into one apocalyptic tempest with the power to destroy the entire United States. (Repeat).

A magical shoemaker's apprentice (Robert Romanus) finds that he takes on the personalities of the shop's patrons by wearing their customized footwear. Anthony: Albert Hague. The Maid: Irene Roseen. (Repeat).

A man's experiments in soul transmigration come in handy when his wife and her lover attempt to murder him. Charles Ludlam. Anna Belle: Maria Manuche. Jean Baptiste: Timothy Jenkins. (Repeat).

Micki investigates two deaths and discovers that both victims were clients of psychic Ilsa Van Zandt (Marj Dusay). William: Paul Humphrey. Robert Jandini: Paul Bettis. Genevieve: Nancy Cser. (Repeat).

A clinic is run by a doctor (Gale Garnett) who makes human sacrifices to the pagan diety Cernummos. Nurse Dana: Tedde Moore. Nurse Morgan: Barbara Gordon. Jennifer Eng: Brenda Bazinet. Mr. Sanderson: John Innes. Mrs. Sanderson: Carole Galloway. (Repeat).

A painting sends Micki back to 1790, where she confronts the Marquis de Sade (Neil Munro). Webster Eby: Vlasta Vrana. Latour: Paul Jolicoeur. The Contessa: Nancy Cser. Micki: Robey. Johnny: Steven Monarque. (Repeat).

In the series' first episode, cousins Micki Foster and Ryan Dallion learn that the antiques sold by their deceased uncle are hexed and must be recovered before tragedy befalls the items' owners. Their first mission: to track down the whereabouts of a demonic doll. Jack Marshak: Chris Wiggins. Lewis Vendredi: R.G. Armstrong. (Repeat).

When Micki and Ryan learn that a hexed quill pen is owned by a monk, they disguise themselves to infiltrate the monastery and forestall disaster. Jack Marshak: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

A woman's murder puts Micki, Ryan and Jack on the trail of the Cupid of Malek, a grotesque statue that drives its owner to kill any woman who falls in love with him. Micki: Robey. Ryan: John LeMay. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

The cousins fear that a cursed teacup may have caused the death of the man who bought the antique, and the disappearance of his elderly sister. Robey, John LeMay. Jack Marshak: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

The spirit of Uncle Lewis returns from the dead on Halloween and imprisons Micki and Ryan in the shop basement while it searches for a new body to inhabit. Robey, John LeMay. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

Ryan, Micki and Jack try to close the lid on a case involving a coffin that had belonged to an illusionist who gained fame because of the box's extraordinary powers. John LeMay, Robey. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

The story of the Cigarette Smoking Man (William B. Davis), including encounters with Lee Harvey Oswald and James Earl Ray, and how CSM's actions have altered history. Young CSM: Chris Owens. Frohike: Tom Braidwood. Oswald: Morgan Weisser. (Repeat).

On a tip from Krychek the agents intercept a diplomatic pouch containing...a rock, apparently not of this Earth---and lethal. Part 1 of two. Sacks: Malcolm Stewart. Sorenson: Fritz Weaver. First Courier (Hawaii): David Bloom. Mulder: David Duchovny. Scully: Gillian Anderson. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Mulder and Krychek leave the gulag; Scully resists a Senate subcommittee's questioning; a KGB assassin appears at the home of the CSM's superior (John Neville). Peskow: Jan Rubes. Sen. Sorenson: Fritz Weaver. Mayhew: Brent Stait. Skinner: Mitch Pileggi. (Repeat).

Clues he sees in a dream lead Mulder to a serial killer, who suggests he may have been involved in the disappearance of Mulder's sister. Roche: Tom Noonan. Caitlin: Carly McKillip. Mrs. Mulder: Rebecca Toolan. Sparks: Byrne Piven. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

Migrant workers believe one of their own is a mythological creature responsible for a woman's death, and Scully learns the man's carrying a fatal fungus. But from where? Elaido: Raymond Cruz. Soledad: Jose Yenque. Lozano: Ruben Blades. (Repeat).

Heroic earthling Flash Gordon saves the world from the nefarious Ming the Merciless in this adaptation of the sci-fi comic strip. (Repeat).

Dawn's entire world crumbles around her after she learns that she is the Key---and dealing with the truth proves to be even harder than anyone had anticipated when she runs away. Glory discovers that the Knights of Byzantium, her competitors for the Key, are in town. Glory: Clare Kramer. Ben: Charlie Weber. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. (Repeat).

Dawn tells her big sister that she suspects Spike is in love...with Buffy. Too creeped-out to be comfortable around him, Buffy confronts the defanged vamp about his secret crush. Meanwhile, a train with several murdered passengers aboard arrives in Sunnydale, along with Drusilla (Juliet Landau). Spike: James Marsters. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. (Repeat).

The bizarre mannerisms and superhuman strength of April (Shonda Farr), who's searching Sunnydale for her boyfriend, lead the gang to believe she's really a robot. Meanwhile, Buffy decides to go out on a date with Ben (Charlie Weber), but the Slayer has no idea how close he is to Glory. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Tara: Amber Benson. (Repeat).

The discovery of Joyce's lifeless body on the living-room couch leaves Buffy reeling from shock and fully unprepared to deal with the aftereffects. Buffy must also break the news to Dawn, who is understandably shaken by the sudden turn of events. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. (Repeat).

The SG-1 team investigates a sleepy seaside town whose residents harbor an insidious secret. Teal'c: Christopher Judge. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Quinn: Corin Nemec. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. (Repeat).

An amnesiac O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) awakens to find himself the prisoner of a mysterious lord, and the only hope of escape lies with the return of an unlikely rescuer. Quinn: Corin Nemec. Carter: Amanda Tapping. (Repeat).

Quinn's former mentor (Dean Stockwell) enlists his help for a scheme to overthrow the Kelowna government in an attempt to bring peace to their war-torn planet. Quinn: Corin Nemec. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Teal'C: Christopher Judge. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. (Repeat).

A scientist (Patrick McKenna) enlists a reluctant colleague (John Billingsley) to help him rescue SG-1 after the team is taken prisoner by the Gou'ald. Teal'C: Christopher Judge. Carter: Amanda Tapping. Quinn: Corin Nemec. O'Neill: Richard Dean Anderson. (Repeat).

A monstrous predator goes after a couple who are friends with Wu, and Nick and Hank must figure out how to deal with a delicate situation after Wu witnesses something unexplainable. Meanwhile, Adalind is pursued by enemies as she prepares to give birth. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank become embroiled in an ancient battle that requires the intervention of the Wesen Council, prompting Monroe and Rosalee to share a history lesson. Elsewhere, Sgt. Wu tries to move on from recent events; and a Resistance ally works to protect Adalind. (Repeat).

Monroe and Rosalee go undercover at a traveling carnival that's linked to a double homicide. Meanwhile, Monroe asks Nick an important question pertaining to his upcoming nuptials; and a member of the Resistance goes all in to help Adalind. (Repeat).