Tracker

Season 1

• E1 Tracker (Pilot) 2001-10-15 · 60m
• E2 Cloud Nine 2001-10-22 · 60m
• E3 Roswell 2001-10-29 · 60m
• E4 Trust 2001-11-05 · 60m
• E5 The Plague 2001-11-12 · 60m
• E6 The Beast 2001-11-19 · 60m
• E7 Without a Trace 2002-01-14 · 60m
• E8 Children of the Night 2002-01-21 · 60m
• E9 Breach 2002-01-28 · 60m
• E10 Double Down 2002-02-04 · 60m
• E11 Native Son 2002-02-11 · 60m
• E12 To Catch a Desserian 2002-02-18 · 60m
• E13 The Miracle 2002-02-25 · 60m
• E14 Love, Cirronian Style 2002-04-08 · 60m
• E15 Eye of the Storm 2002-04-15 · 60m
• E16 Dark Road Home 2002-04-22 · 60m
• E17 A Made Guy 2002-04-29 · 60m
• E18 Fever of the Hunt: Part 1 2002-05-06 · 60m
• E19 Fever of the Hunt: Part 2 2002-05-13 · 60m
• E20 Back Into the Breach 2002-05-20 · 60m The U.S. government project devoted to detecting aliens (from ""Breach"") is back in action. They are keeping the body of Wes Tarber, previously inhabited by the Nodulian Kres alive, and bring Zan (disguised as a ""Dr. Armstrong"") in to revive him. Zan succeeds by injecting it with the essence of Ramel, who didn't get a body in the original takeover because there weren't enough humans on the train. Zin needs access to files in the complex and revives Ramel to get in good, but kills the general he's bribing when the general gets antsy. Meanwhile Cole is analyzing Mel's grandmother's key, which apparently opens some kind of ""door"" beneath the Watchfire. Ramel attacks Cole, who killed his brother previously, but Cole escapes. Cole sneaks into the complex, and finds out that a Vardian ship piloted by an ""Arkin"" crashed into Lake Michigan. A ""Dr. Milos Sandborn"" interrogated the alien and then disappeared before giving his files to the government. Zin wants the files and needs Ramel to help se
• E21 What Lies Beneath 2002-05-27 · 60m Nestov warns Cole that Zin has created a gun that permanently nullifes Cirronian energies, turning them into normal humans for good. The two break into one of Zin's bases and steal it...only for Nestov to turn around and shoot Cole with it! He also takes Mel captive and ties them up, then invites Zin into the Watchfire and gives him her grandmother's key. They manage to get free and when Mel wields the Collector (which can only be triggered by Cirronian energies) she activates it! Cole finally figures out that Mel and her ancestors were part of a Mygar breeding program. She ""jump starts"" him back into his energized state, while Zin unearths the vault beneath the Watchfire and goes down into it. Mel and Cole defeat Zin's henchmen (with Mel using the Collector on one of them!). Nestov reveals he was actually planning a triple-cross, and was hoping Zin would leave. Unfortunately, Cole determines the Vardian device is a universal-destructor unit that Zin plans to use to gain absolute power
• E22 Remember When 2002-06-03 · 60m After bringing in another escapee after some tests, Cole determines a way to zap all of the remaining prisoners off Earth and back to Sartop at the same time by remote. However, one of the currently held lifeforces is contaminating the process, and he and Mel desperately try to determine which one before the wormhole closes. Things get complicated when Cole is zapped by an energy burst and loses his memory. He gets it back with some prodding from Mel, and they identify the ""contaminated"" lifeforce just in time and get rid of every remaining prisoner on Earth. Cole goes back, his mission completed. But then he returns, realizing his home is on Earth with Mel. But as they celebrate, we see the display screen show all the fugitive prisoners reappearing all over the U.S.