Comet TV (COMET)

Cruise passengers fight to survive when a hungry, three-headed great white shark tries to feed on them. (Repeat).

A recent murder makes Ryan and Micki suspect a renowned doctor (Cliff Gorman), the owner of a scalpel that proves to be two-edged: it can be used to save lives only after it has been used to murder. Micki: Robey. Ryan: John LeMay. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

A pair of cursed boxing gloves passes from a murdered gym owner to a young fighter down on his luck who suddenly is transformed into a pugilistic marvel. Ryan: John LeMay. Micki: Robey. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

Micki, Ryan and Jack discover a mulcher that gives its owner not only a green thumb but green money: if fed a human body, it spews out fresh dollar bills. Ryan: John LeMay. Micki: Robey. Jack: Chris Wiggins. (Repeat).

After Ryan witnesses a murder by a creature resembling the comic-book hero Ferrus, he sets out to locate the artist (Ray Walston) who created the character. Ryan: John LeMay. Micki: Robey. (Repeat).

A teenager with Jack's DNA works with the team to uncover what happened to the adult Jack, and finds a link to alien abductees and experiments performed by an Asgard scientist. (Repeat).

The loss of his symbiote forces Teal'c to confront his decreased invulnerability as the SG-1 embarks on a treacherous mission to rescue his son and Bra'tac from a Jaffa prison; meanwhile, Daniel struggles to ease back into the team. (Repeat).

On an otherwise toxic planet, the team discovers a domed community whose the friendly residents wear small devices on their temples that link them to a data bank. Soon, however, oddities occur: Carter discovers that the dome is losing power; and residents disappear---along with the memories their fellow townsfolk had of them. (Repeat).

SG-1's discovery of a crashed space vessel's cryogenically preserved crew is complicated by a sudden energy burst that allows the aliens to possess Daniel. Dr. Fraiser: Teryl Rothery. (Repeat).

SG-1 is called into investigate after its archeological team is attacked during a naquadrah dig, leading to a clash with local aliens, who view the visitors as invaders of their sacred lands. (Repeat).

Mulder meets a woman claiming multiple alien abductions. But her son wants Mulder to ignore her, fearing damage to his own FBI career. Part 1 of two. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Reputed abductee Cassandra Spender isn't found at the site of the incident, and her son blames Mulder, whose theory about the event is found implausible by Skinner. Werber: Jim Jansen. Krycek: Nicholas Lea. Spender: Chris Owens. Skinner: Mitch Pileggi. (Repeat).

In 1990, a former agent (Darren McGavin) tells Mulder about a 1952 case involving Mulder's father (Dean Aylesworth)---and dead bodies with no internal organs. Young Dales: Fredric Lane. Cohn: David Moreland. Skur: Garret Dillahunt. Mrs. Skur: Eileen Pedde. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

The precision of a fatal stabbing makes for an "improbable" case when it's discovered that the suspect found cleaning up the scene is blind. Marty: Lili Taylor. Pennock: Blu Mankuma. Gotts: Richard Fitzpatrick. Scully: Gillian Anderson. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

Scully's priest asks her to speak to the parents of an immobile girl who apparently was killed by a lightning strike to her eyes after somehow walking outside. Father Gregory: Jody Racicot. Starkey: Glenn Morshower. Kernof: Eric Keenleyside. Pathologist: Lorraine Landry. (Repeat).

A new species of aquatic life: The 5-Headed Shark is all heads and teeth. Shaped like a demented starfish, this monster terrorizes the open ocean before invading the beaches of Puerto Rico, endangering the once peaceful island paradise. (Repeat).

Buffy's efforts to help Willow's recovery are disrupted by a run-in with an intrusive social worker and a spat with Spike. Then, she's mistakenly zapped by an invisibility ray wielded by Jonathan, Warren and Andrew. At least she gets a new hairdo. Spike: James Marsters. Warren: Adam Busch. Andrew: Tom Lenk. Jonathan: Danny Strong. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Anya: Emma Caulf

Hurting for cash, Buffy swallows her pride and takes a job at a fast-food restaurant run by a staff of odd employees, many of whom vanish without explanation. Amy: Elizabeth Anne Allen. Halfrek: Kali Rocha. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Spike: James Marsters. (Repeat).

Spike (James Marsters) attacks Buffy---despite the chip in his head that is supposed to defuse his violence. Then, the Slayer's framed for murder by nerdy nemeses Andrew, Warren and Jonathan. Katrina: Amelinda Embry. Warren: Adam Busch. Andrew: Tom Lenk. Jonathan: Danny Strong. Tara: Amber Benson. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg.

Lonely Dawn feels like the odd-girl out when the Scooby Gang throws a party in honor of Buffy's birthday, leading to a fateful wish that leaves the Slayer and her friends in a fix. Clem: James C. Leary. Richard: Ryan Browning. Sophie: Laura Roth. Hallie: Kali Rocha. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Tara: Amber Benson. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Spike: James Marsters. (Repea

Carter enthusiastically agrees to help a Hebridian crew prepare for the Loop of Kon Garat spacecraft race, but the competition becomes fierce after Teal'c is abducted. Tynan: Travis Webster. (Repeat).

Well-meaning but clumsy scientist Jay Felger (Patrick McKenna) upends SG-1 when the virus he created to disable enemy Stargates knocks out the entire Stargate network. (Repeat).

Jolene Blalock ("Enterprise") plays a Jaffa warrior whose fellow females must absorb the symbiotes of other Jaffa to survive. The episode penned by series regular Christopher Judge, who plays SG-1's resident Jaffa, Teal'c. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. O'Neill travels to South America to find Jackson, who disappeared searching for an alien device, while Teal'c and Carter seek evidence of Anubis's newest weapon. Michael Shanks, who plays Jackson, cowrote the story. Jacob Carter: Carmen Argenziano. Anubis: David Palffy. Bra'tac: Tony Amendola. Dr. Lee: Bill Dow. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank investigate a series of murders that lead to a mysterious Wesen bounty hunter; Juliette's meeting with Henrietta results in more disturbing news than expected; and Viktor makes his way back to Portland with Adalind. (Repeat).

Nick reluctantly asks an old foe for help investigating an arson that appears to have Wesen origins. Meanwhile, Viktor teaches Adalind the effectiveness of well-played diplomacy; and Juliette finds herself in a confrontation sooner than expected. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank investigate the murder of a man who was found with his foot cut off, apparently as part of some Wesen ritual for good luck. But in order to find the culprit, Monroe and Rosalee need to go undercover. Meanwhile, Nick's still reeling from the fallout of Adalind and Juliette's showdown, and he ends up on a path to Henrietta. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank investigate a one-night stand that ended in murder; Capt. Renard turns to Monroe and Rosalee for help dealing with recurring episodes of phantom bleeding; things are beginning to look up for Adalind; and Juliette makes a decision that could change the course of her relationship. (Repeat).

Mulder appears at blame when a militia leader escapes a task force, leaving behind an arms dealer dead from a biotoxin. Haley: Daniel Von Bargen. Leamus: Sam Anderson. Bremer: Michael MacRae. Doctor: John V. Lowe. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

A phrase used in a tape-recorded threat to a company rings a bell with Mulder, as he probes the sender's claim that a monster is stalking the employees. Lambert: Brian Markinson. Pincus: John Apicella. Nancy: Cynthia Preston. Agent Rice: Roger R. Cross. Scully: Gillian Anderson. (Repeat).

A Russian chess champ is murdered, and an order from "outside the Bureau" gives the case to Spender, who specifies that Mulder be excluded from his team. Diana: Mimi Rogers. Gibson: Jeff Gulka. Spender: Chris Owens. Shooter: Martin Ferrero. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat).

Skinner tips Mulder to an incident that could provide proof of extraterrestrial life, but the agents are working unauthorized, and the Cigarette Smoking Man is also on the trail. Maslin: Wendie Malick. Homer: Kim Robillard. Bart: Arthur Taxier. Black-Haired Man: Michael Shamus Wiles. (Repeat).

Angel targets Buffy's loved ones, including her mom (Kristine Sutherland), while Jenny tries to restore his soul. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

The flu lands Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) in the hospital, where she hears reports of Death's recent visits to the children's ward. Angel: David Boreanaz. Dr. Wilkinson: Juanita Jennings. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. (Repeat).

Consumed by professional and personal disappointment, Buffy is jolted from ennui by the reappearance of her old beau Riley (Marc Blucas), who needs her Slayer skills to track down a demon called the Doctor. He also has some startling news to share about his private life. Meanwhile, Anya and Xander struggle to finalize their wedding arrangements. Sam: Ivana Milicevic. Todd: Ryan Raddatz. Dawn: Mich

On the day of his wedding to Anya, Xander (Nicholas Brendon) gets cold feet about their prospective life together when an odd stranger offers him a glimpse into the future. D'Hoffryn: Andy Umberger. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Clem: James C. Leary. Hallie: Kali Rocha. Giles: Anthony Stewart Head. Mr. Harris: Casey Sander. Mrs. Harris: Lee Garlington. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. (Repeat).

A demon doses Buffy with a powerful chemical that causes her to hallucinate, convincing the Slayer her parents are alive and Dawn never existed. Joyce Summers: Kristine Sutherland. Hank Summers: Dean Butler. Andrew: Tom Lenk. Jonathan: Danny Strong. Warren: Adam Busch. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Still smarting from being jilted at the altar by Xander, Anya (Emma Caulfield) seeks advice from Halfrek (Kali Rocha); Buffy tries to bond with Dawn while avoiding Spike; Andrew, Jonathan and Warren experiment with a talisman; Willow asks Tara out for coffee. Andrew: Tom Lenk. Jonathan: Danny Strong. Warren: Adam Busch. Spike: James Marsters. Tara: Amber Benson. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Willow

Conclusion. O'Neill is sent to rescue Daniel and Dr. Lee, while Teal'c teams with Carter and her father to raze Anubis's supersoldier factory. Cast member Michael Shanks co-wrote the episode. Jacob Carter: Carmen Argenziano. Dr. Lee: Bill Dow. Burke: Enrico Colantoni. Anubis: David Palffy. Bra'tac: Tony Amendola. (Repeat).

Carter's mission to retrieve the Prometheus takes an unexpected turn when she starts hallucinating after awakening to find herself the ship's sole passenger. Jacob: Carmen Argenziano. (Repeat).

Jonas Quinn (Corin Nemec) returns and asks the SG-1 team for help when a natural disaster threatens to wipe out his planet. (Repeat).

Carter's relationship with a Denver police officer is endangered when the cop investigates her secret life. Elsewhere, Osiris manipulates Daniel's dreams in an effort to find the lost city of the Ancients. (Repeat).

The investigation into the death of a cyclist introduces Nick and Hank to a Wesen with a tragic fatal touch; another member of the Royal family shows up; at the same time, Capt. Renard and Adalind learn that efforts to find the missing child have intensified; and Juliette toys with the idea of embracing what she has become instead of fighting it. (Repeat).

Nick and Hank investigate a chilling string of murders committed by a rare Wesen with the ability to leave its victims frozen solid; at the same time, Juliette wants revenge on Adalind as she grapples with the feeling that she's losing her humanity. Elsewhere, Capt. Renard continues to suffer from mysterious bleeding and visions; and Monroe tries to come to grips with the Wesenrein incident. (Repe

Nick and Hank have a homicide on their hands when a dark and mysterious Native American myth comes to life; Juliette's erratic behavior lands her in trouble with the law; Rosalee and Monroe reach out to Capt. Renard for help. (Repeat).