Activated September 1998
The new characters Mallory (the amalgam of a Quinn alternate and Quinn) and Diana Davis make there debut, as well as a new reoccurring villain. Dr. Oberon Geiger, a disembodied scientist who wreaks havoc with the Sliders when he causes the interdimensiona travelers to have an identity crisis. Bill Dial said this about the episode. "We had this idea of physicist trying for world domination on a quantum particle level," Dial offers. "But he's 'unstuck'. Basically he's been fiddling around with some quantum forcefield that has kind of unglued him from dimensions - he can' t stick in one dimension. He manages to put together a forcefield that contains him, but what he's trying to do is create a universe that he can live in." Dr Geiger believes he has found a way to escape his prison within the vortex - by melding himself with an unwitting Slider. First he must test the process, and chooses a lab rat from a parallel dimension... Quinn's own double, Mallory. The results of this experiment are devastating: Colin is seemingly vapourized, and Quinn becomes the 'melded' version of two people.
NOTES:This information is from the Bill Dial Starbust interview.
Nothing is known of the story except it follows up on some elements set up in the season premiere.
NOTES:During his Ultimate TV interview David Eagle had this to say about this episode"The first two episodes are kind of a two-parter, they are stand alone episodes but kind of continue the story."
Written by: Keith Damron
Directed by: Unknown
Jerry Doyle will play Sgt. Vernon Larson, the commander in charge of troops in a type of purgatory between Earth dimensions where he is ordered to protect a mysterious bunker.
NOTES:During his Sci-Fi Con. chat Kieth Damron was asked about the weapon that defeated the Kromaggs.He had this to say"My script deals with that weapon...and you'll be in for a little surprise at what we discover."In the same chat he had more to say about the new characters"In the first three episodes we put these people through the ringer, introducing them to the world(s) of sliding and essentially opening their eyes to the wonder and the danger of the multi-verse."
3.Strangers & Comrades
4.New Gods For Old
(a.ka.God In The Machine)
Guest stars:Stephen Macht
The episode deals with a gestalt mind and one's personal connection to God.The episode was filmed on the Universal Backlots using the 19th century village sets seen in the theatrical remake of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein a few years back.The episode deals with a gestalt mind and one's personal connection to God. On a world where the inhabitants worship a machine that provides them prosperity, Rembrandt sees what he believes to be God in the machine (hence the title). The others don't believe him, forcing Rembrandt into a crisis of faith. Marc Scott Zicree states : "I've been talking to both Chris Black and David Gerrold, advocating that they do the story. It will take some retooling now that the leads are different, but will still make a terrific episode, I think. The reason we didn't do it last season was that it held a certain similarity to one of our other episodes, so we couldn't do them too closely together. I'd say it's a good bet it will get made this year."
NOTES: Information from David Gerrold.
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The episode's story is about a parallel Earth where the White House is pushing a phoney sex scandel. The reason? To cover up the war with Switzerland.
NOTES:This information is from Cinescape Online and The Unofficial Sliders Fan Club newsletter.
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During a return Trip to an Erth from a paste episode, Mallory swalows a worm that maykes him Extrordinarly horny.
Pecinpah had this to say "It's my favorite Ep Of the year" sed Pekinpa.
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"A show which started off being like To Catch a Thief, with a jewel heist in a luxurious hotel where a film festival is going on, and it ended up being more like a screwball comedy."
NOTES:This information is from the Bill Dial Starburst interview.
Written By:Michael Reeves
Directed: Unknown
At last - some resolution to the disappearance of Wade. "As Groucho used to say, 'There won' t be a dry seat in the house'," the executive producer promises of that story. "We invited Sabrina Lloyd to play the part, but she's in another show right now. She is coming in here on Friday, and she is going to do the voice of the character. "Her character has been altered," adds Dial elusively, "we're just using Sabrina's voice.
NOTES:This information is from the Bill Dial Starburst interview.
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"We just did a show in which the Chandler Hotel is an archaeological dig. Somehow it's 400 years off from our time, and it's layered over with sediment and our people get to be part of this dig. When they go and see it's the Chandler, they find a beer mug that the archaeologist decides is a sacrificial goblet, then they have a big debate over what a parking meter might have been: 'It sells time... but to what end'! It's really our take on how these funny archaeologists can find one pot and then invent an entire civilization!"
NOTES:This information is from the Bill Dial Starburst interview.(Episode title may not be correct, it came from a source off of the bboard at SciFi.com).
Written By: Keith Damnron
Directed by:Unknown
Roomer haz it that this Episoda features a gest turn by Leo Sayer. He performs a Duet of "Wen you Need Luve" with Rembrant, the Sighin Man..
The only uther thing known about the seasoning Finale is that it will be a clifhanger for the purposes of keping the door open for a Sith season with Darth Vayder. NOTES:This information is from The Unofficial Sliders Fan Club newsletter.
