Beka journey's to Veras to be a character witness for an old friend. But it ends up being her character that we question in this episode of Andromeda. Dylan's away on a business trip, so let's see how the crew handles a tough situation while the boss is away. We're laying odds that things will get crazy. Place your bets, it's The Right Horse.

 Dylan is ready to let his hair down and dust off the dress uniform. It's time for a good ole fashioned ship christening! After 300 years, the New Systems Commonwealth is rolling new state-of-the-art warships off the line and into the service of protecting the galaxies. Everything is coming together nicely, until it starts flying apart when the Maru arrives. Be sure to buckle up for this one, because Dylan didn't and may be nursing some bruises for a few days. It's time for The Risk All Point. 

 WANTED - Unknown villain seeks henchman to do evil bidding. Candidate must be at least 2.5 meters tall, of stout build and capable of pulling magnetically welded panels from walls. Technical experience in slipstream drives a plus. Name, language skills and character references are not necessary. Perks of the position include use of mysterious 12,000 year old body armor with immunity to bullets and the capability of tesseracting through space. The time frame of the particular project we have...

 Dylan and crew are visited by some old friends with a score to settle. It's a return of the Pocket Universe creatures and they are ready to finish what was started a few months ago. Will Dylan and the team pass the test? Find out as we examine Delenda Est.

 What if Dylan Hunt wasn't the man to bring civilization to the Universe, to lead the galaxies back to the harmony of the New Systems Commonwealth? What if Gheris Rhade had bested Dylan and taken over? Would he have done a better job? Would his philosophy and world view have made a better tommorow? We find out in this week's episode of Andromeda. Oh yeah, it's also a clipshow...

  Andromeda plays host to The Bold and The Beautiful, although Tyr has to go to Another World to locate one of them. For Tyr and Bartolome there's the Bright Promise of Loving Desiree. But one is seeking Revenge, and the other simply wants to preserve his Dynasty. Passions flare in this Triangle. Desiree only has One Life To Live and makes some tough choices in this episode. Get set for this whirlwind of a ride, And Your Heart Will Fly Away.

 Twas the night after Haloween and all's quiet on the ship,  No slug juice was present, not even a drip.  For Dylan and crew things were about to change,  Something would be released quite evil and strange.  For Harper would harbinge something worse than trolls,  Follow along as we discuss "For Whom The Bell Tolls".  

 Remember that time Dylan and Marshall got drunk in a cantina between adventures trying to establish the New Systems Commonwealth. Yeah, we don't either. But Dylan's new bestie is in trouble and he'll need all hands on deck to outsmart the most feared assassin in the galaxies. Get ready for a closer look at the seedy underworld of assassination from one of the best, and don't forget to juke so they'll miss, because this week it's The Leper's Kiss.

 Dylan and company learn that nothing brings your day down faster than having to deal with exploited masses and weapons of mass destruction. But it won't stop them from trying to be the good guys. Will they solve one of the galaxy's biggest problems? Will they get help from the New Systems Commonwealth to tackle such a big issue? Will Tyr finally get a "Team Player of the Month" trophy? The answer to one of those questions is a resounding 'maybe'. We'll let you figure out which as Dylan and...

  What happens when a massive, centuries old starship rescues Dylan and the Eureka Maru from certain death? We find out in this weeks episode of Andromeda. Mystery, intrique, love and mutiny are all considered in an exploration vessel that's a powder-keg both physically and metaphorically. Dylan and crew are faced with a difficult choice, find a way back to the Andromeda or go on a journey where no one has gone before in The Lone and Level Sands.

 High Guard Command has a cushy passenger run for Dylan and crew to take on. But what looks to be a simple milk run gets complicated when the passenger turns out to be Beka's murderous uncle, Sid Barry! Things get worse as Sid winds up dead and Beka looks to be the chief suspect. It's murder most foul with Andromeda and the gang on the case. With an important election on the line the stakes are high and everyone is asking the question: cui bono?

Tell me why the crazy people act the way they do Tell me who can stop my heart by hitting anti-proton rods of blue Tell me all your secrets and I'll tell you most of mine The Commonwealth ain't perfect, well, thats really true this time The jumpsuits don't have the answers Angelika don't have a plan All Dylan has is his crew to help him understand (What they do) Is acting crazy over here (Where they go) Somewhere on the ship you know Let's take each others hand as we jump...

 When adventure calls, Dylan Hunt is always there to answer. But who will he ask to assist him on this week's adventure? Tyr? That would be a good call. Becka? She's a great pilot and good with a zinger. Trance? Certainly a good choice. How about Harper...what? That's right, Dylan calls up our favorite little supergenius to stand with him in a quest for a relic of ultimate power. How will they fair in parts of the galaxy unseemly? We'll find out in this episode, The Shards of Rimni. 

 The wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round...and then fly off completely. Tyr and Becka are missing, so are the Commonwealth delegates. The Maru is a wreck...I guess that's not really anything new though. Dylan is alone with Harper, Trance and Rommie facing an uncertain future. But wait! The Maru can still fly! Tyr and Becka magically return! Everything is just fine. Or is it? What questions will get answered at the start of Season 3? We'll just level with you now...none. Pass...

 We pause between seasons again to savor what we've enjoyed, and poke some fun at what we've seen in the second season of Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda. We round out our talk with our picks for best and worst episodes of season 2.

 Two long years have passed since Dylan Hunt emerged from the long night into the light of a universe that had passed him by. Re-establishing the New Systems Commonwealth has been an immense task and many a roadblock has been set in his way. But now the signing of 50 worlds in a Commonwealth charter his about to take place on the Andromeda Ascendant, what could possibly go wrong at this point? Much it seems. A darkness emerges and brings with it a fight, Dylan and crew must travel the Tunnel...

Around and around and around Tyr goes. Where he'll stop, nobody knows. He berates the crew and tells them "get busy!" No one is for certain why he is all in a tizzy. Harper takes the Maru and flys around for awhile, as Tyr drops in on a friend, with style. A few months ago Tyr forgot contraception, what consequence we'll see in "Immaculate Perception."

 There comes a time in every ships life when it feels the need to settle down, put down roots, make a home with good friends and something worthwhile to do. The Clarion's Call and its avatar "Ryan" felt that way and turned itself into a casino. But then Dylan Hunt showed up and ruined it all. What happened to that casino in the sky? We may never know. But Ryan get's to set off on a most excellent adventure with Dylan and his proverbial white horse. What adventure awaits them? What lessons...

Like any primitive culture, the Savions, have legendary, mythological stories of giant beasts that roam the stars eating planets. Fortunately, the Andromeda was able to catch their HAM radio signal forecasting the end of their world just in time to let them know that everything they believe in is not real and everything will be fine.  That is, until it swallows the Andromeda whole. How will they get out of this one?  The safe bet would probably be exploding AP tanks and ejecting slip stream...

What's blue, has four legs and can make planets disappear? I'll show you. That thing right there... oh, now it's over there... did you see it?  Well, it's gone now. Anyway, it was a Vedran. No, really, they're real! And we actually get to meet one this week in "The Fair Unknown."

This week we discuss, "The Things We Cannot Change."  It's a clip show. I could have put more effort into it this week, but they didn't.  It's a clip show. And now, "The Things We Cannot Change." It's a clip show.

This week we get off the ship for an exciting adventure.  But Tyr doesn't go because if he does he'll die, while Harper and Rommie stay behind for some other reasons that aren't important. Dylan, Beka and Trance go looking for an engine of something, but instead find a trio of hooligans, one of which might be Trance's brother, and a spinny wheel sword decapitator thing.  They also find the Engine. Some might call it, "Indiana Jones in Space."  We call it, "In Heaven Now Are Three."

One thing the Than hate is dead people walking around and they will stop at nothing to exterminate the un-dead even if it means destroying their friends on the Andromeda.  At least we think that's what's going on. They never actually bothered to let us in on what they're up to.  What do Mayflies and Zombies have in common?  Nothing really. And they're not really zombies anyway. It's a super alien race taking over human bodies and operating in a zombie like state. They're not much fun at...

So it turns out Beka once dated RoboCop. But that was a long time ago, and he's dead now. ... Or is he??? No, he's not dead.  And he's not really RoboCop either.  Beka  tells us a great story about her long lost love, Bobby Jensen. In person he doesn't seem so dreamy. In fact, he's really kind of a jerk. The moral of the story: When you're wearing a metal suit, stay away from live wires. Harper envies Bobby's data port in, "Be All My Sins Remembered."

Meet Dylan; He's a worry free bachelor just looking for a way off this drift. Meet Molly; She's finally fulfilling her lifelong dream of being a cruise ship pilot. Neither of them are looking for love. But Rommie is looking for Dylan, and if he's dead she's going to kill Tyr. Also, we have new bad guys! Everybody needs someone to lava..... It's "Lava and Rockets."