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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:Darkestfathomsthumb.png]] || "[[The Darkest Fathoms]]" || August 26, 1996 || 94004 || 1
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|colspan="4"| In Bermuda, ghost pirates are disrupting an oil expedition and people believe it is the works of the legendary pirate Black Jack Lee, who commanded the galleon - The Ivory Web as it sank centuries ago.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:escapethumb.png|100px]] || "[[Escape to Questworld]]" || August 27, 1996 || 94021 || 2
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|colspan="4"| When Dr. Quest and Race are trying to stop gas from leaking out of Jeremiah Surd's laboratory, Jonny and the Quest Team track down the paralysed Surd to help them in exchange for access to Questworld. Surd is an old nemesis of Race once threatened Washington, D.C. with a nerve gas.
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[In the Realm of the Condor]]" || August 28, 1996 || 94002 || 3
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|colspan="4"| The Quest team follows Estella Scheele to find her missing ornithologist grandfather, and ends up finding the lost golden city of El Dorado.
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[Rage's Burning Wheel]]" || August 29, 1996 || 94018 || 4
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|colspan="4"| When Ezekiel Rage hijacks a space shuttle commanded by Dr. Quest and Hadji, Jonny and Jessie must stop Rage's minions who have taken over Mission Control.
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[Ndovu's Last Journey]]" || August 30, 1996 || 84016 || 5
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|colspan="4"| Jonny, Jessie and Hadji track an elephant, Ndovu, as it returns to the elephants' graveyard. They bump into poachers on the way there, who are determined to kill Ndovu right away.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:Maneaterthumb.png]] || "[[Manhattan Maneater]]" || September 2, 1996 || 94013 || 6
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|colspan="4"| A tiger is loose in the Big Apple, and the Quest team must track it down through the subway tunnels.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:Zanzibarthumb.png]] || "[[East of Zanzibar]]" || September 3, 1996 || 94001 || 7
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|colspan="4"| The Quest Team enjoy a trip to the Indian Ocean to discover if there are really sea monsters roaming the seas, leading to multiple mysterious ship disappearances in the Seychelles.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:assaultthumb.png]] || "[[Assault on Questworld]]" || September 4, 1996 || 94036 || 8
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|colspan="4"| With Benton Quest and Race Bannon attending a phenomenology conference in the Himalayas, Jonny and Jessie are forced to impersonate their fathers in Questworld when Jeremiah Surd launches a two-pronged attack on the Quest compound - and Hadji's mind.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:Ezekielthumb.png]] || "[[Ezekiel Rage]]" || September 5, 1996 || 94015 || 9
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|colspan="4"| A man named Ezekiel Rage seeks vengeance because of the tragic loss of his family in a covert operation when he was a government agent. And the Quest Team gets in his way...
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STCorbomite.jpg|100px]] || "[[Alien in Washington]]" || September 6, 1996 || 94017 || 10
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|colspan="4"| Extraterrestrial transmissions turn out to be warnings to stop a series of space experiments, and the Vice President turns out to be an alien.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:anasazithumb.png]] || "[[Return of the Anasazi]]" || September 9, 1996 || 94003 || 11
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|colspan="4"| Dr. Quest along with Race and Hadji visit New Mexico when he receives a mysterious quartz statue from an old friend of Dr. Quest - Alice Starseer. Meanwhile, Jonny and Jessie (at home) realize that Men in Black are looking for it.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STMenagerie.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Alchemist]]" || September 10, 1996 || 94014 || 12
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|colspan="4"| Dr. Quest is commissioned to find the Philosopher's Stone, which is reputed to turn dross to gold. When he succeeds in capturing the object, he donates it to the museum. It is stolen by Quest's partner, who wants to try it out for himself.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:Coloradothumb.png]] || "[[Trouble on the Colorado]]" || September 11, 1996 || 94040 || 13
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|colspan="4"| Alice Starseer returns to Earth to lay her grandfather to rest. But Jeremiah Surd is determined to find out what she's learned.
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[In the Wake of the Mary Celeste]]" || September 12, 1996 || 94007 || 14
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|colspan="4"| Dr. Quest is on an adventure to find the famous Nova Scotian ship - Mary Celeste's remains. A century ago, this cargo ship sank into the sea mysteriously, and the crew was never found. As he drives down into the depths of the sea, he discovers what look like crop circles at the bottom of the Sargasso Sea - and a graveyard of ships in an area barren of marine life.
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[AMOK]]" || September 13, 1996 || 94044 || 15
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|colspan="4"| On an archaeological expedition in Borneo, the Quest team run into a giant creature, reputed to savagely attack from all directions at the same time.
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[Besieged in Paradise]]" || September 16, 1996 || 94038 || 16
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|colspan="4"| While hacking into the cetacean communications bandwidth, Jeremiah Surd was able to gain control of the system and unleash cetaceans worldwide into savage attacks. Receiving help from Captain Havell, the Quest Team is determined to track down Surd.
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[The Spectre of the Pine Barrens]]" || September 17, 1996 || 94005 || 17
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|colspan="4"| Dr. Quest, Jonny and Hadji head to New Jersey to investigate the Jersey Devil. Then they run into a two-hundred-year-old feud between descendants of the Redcoats and the Minutemen over the original copy of the Declaration of Independence.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STArena.jpg|100px]] || "[[Arena (TOS episode)|Arena]]" || [[January 19]], [[1967]] || 019 || 18
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|colspan="4"| After the colony on Cestus III is destroyed , the ''Enterprise'' pursues an alien ship into unknown territory. Both the ships are disabled by a mysterious force and Captain Kirk is forced to fight in a bare-handed duel with the lizard-like, alien captain of the other ship.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STTomorrowYest.jpg|100px]] || "[[Tomorrow is Yesterday (TOS episode)|Tomorrow is Yesterday]]" || [[January 26]], [[1967]] || 021 || 19
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' travels back to 1960's Earth, and must correct damage they caused to the timeline.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STCourtMartial.jpg|100px]] || "[[Court Martial (TOS episode)|Court Martial]]" || [[February 2]], [[1967]] || 015 || 20
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|colspan="4"| Captain Kirk stands trial on charges of negligence leading to the death of a crewman, and the ''Enterprise'' computer is the main witness against him.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STArchons.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Return of the Archons (TOS episode)|The Return of the Archons]]" || [[February 9]], [[1967]] || 022 || 21
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' encounters a world with a dysfunctional society controlled by an unseen leader.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STSpaceSeed.jpg|100px]] || "[[Space Seed (TOS episode)|Space Seed]]" || [[February 16]], [[1967]] || 024 || 22
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|colspan="4"| The ''Enterprise'' re-awakes a dangerous genetically-enhanced dictator from Earth's Eugenics Wars in the 1990s - [[Khan Noonien Singh]].
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STArmageddon.jpg|100px]] || "[[A Taste of Armageddon (TOS episode)|A Taste of Armageddon]]" || [[February 23]], [[1967]] || 023 || 23
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' visits a planet whose people fight a strange, computerized war with a neighboring enemy planet.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STThisSidePara.jpg|100px]] || "[[This Side of Paradise (TOS episode)|This Side of Paradise]]" || [[March 2]], [[1967]] || 025 || 24
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|colspan="4"| The ''Enterprise'' visits a planet where the inhabitants are kept in check by the spores of some strange plant life.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STDevilDark.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Devil in the Dark (TOS episode)|The Devil in the Dark]]" || [[March 9]], [[1967]] || 026 || 25
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|colspan="4"| Captain Kirk faces off with a deadly subterranean creature, that is killing off miners.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STErrandofMercy.jpg|100px]] || "[[Errand of Mercy (TOS episode)|Errand of Mercy]]" || [[March 16]], [[1967]] || 027 || 26
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|colspan="4"| In a state of war with the [[Klingons]], Kirk and Spock attempt to sway the primitive and incomprehensibly placid population of a planet to their side.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STAltFactor.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Alternative Factor (TOS episode)|The Alternative Factor]]" || [[March 23]], [[1967]] || 020 || 27
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' encounters a madman with the ability to jump from our matter universe to our opposite anti-matter universe.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STCityForever.jpg|100px]] || "[[The City on the Edge of Forever (TOS episode)|The City on the Edge of Forever]]" || [[April 6]], [[1967]] || 028 || 28
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' discover a portal through space and time, which leads to McCoy accidentally altering Earth history in the early 20th Century. Kirk and Spock follow him to help stop the Nazis from winning [[World War II]].
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' encounter neurologically parasitic creatures that have destroyed a Federation colony, and are set to continue their murderous swarm across the galaxy.
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===Season 2 (1967–1968)===
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*[[List of Quest Bytes]]
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*[[Unproduced Episodes]]
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==Season One==
  
 
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|colspan="4"| Mr. Spock gets into a murderous rage and has to return to his homeworld for a [[Vulcan (Star Trek)|Vulcan]] marriage ritual to cure him.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Darkestfathomsthumb.png]]</center> || "[[The Darkest Fathoms]]" || Aug. 26, 1996 || H00616-94004 || 101
 
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|colspan="4"| Centuries ago, ruthless pirate Black Jack Lee rode The Ivory Web to the Bermuda sea floor. When oil explorers are assaulted by a ghost ship under his apparent captaincy, Dr. Quest prepares the Questor for an investigation.
 
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' are held captive by an alien who claims to be the Greek god Apollo.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:escapethumb.png|100px]]</Center> || "[[Escape to Questworld]]" || Aug. 27, 1996 || H00616-94021 || 102
 
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|colspan="4"| Race is hired to contain a nerve gas leak in Chicago, the legacy of a botched raid on Dr. Jeremiah Surd years earlier. When he and Dr. Quest are trapped, it's up to Jonny, Jessie, and Hadji to find the renegade scientist.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Condorthumb.png|100px]]</Center> || "[[In the Realm of the Condor]]" || Aug. 28, 1996 || H00616-94002 || 103
 
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|colspan="4"| The Quest team follows Estella Scheele to find her missing ornithologist grandfather and track down a new species of condor in the Peruvian rain forest.
 
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|colspan="4"| A transporter mishap slips Captain Kirk and his companions into a parallel universe (and their counter-parts into our universe).
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Rageburningwheelthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Rage's Burning Wheel]]" || Aug. 29, 1996 || H00616-94018 || 104
 
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|colspan="4"| Apocalyptist Ezekiel Rage hijacks the space shuttle carrying Dr Quest and Hadji. Back on Earth, Jonny and Jessie must find a way to stop Rage's disciples who have taken over Mission Control.
 
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|colspan="4"| Jonny, Jessie and Hadji track an elephant, Ndovu, as it returns to the elephants' graveyard; poachers and the Tanzanian border patrol arrive in pursuit.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Maneaterthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Manhattan Maneater]]" || Sep. 2, 1996 || H00616-94013 || 106
 
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|colspan="4"| New York City lives under the threat of a deadly slayer during a trip by Dr. Quest, Hadji and Jonny; they learn that the killer is from a different type of jungle, and become embroiled in a citywide race to eliminate the culprit.
 
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|colspan="4"| Two powerful aliens threaten the well being of the "Enterprise" and her crew, with their magic powers.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Zanzibarthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[East of Zanzibar]]" || Sep. 3, 1996 || H00616-94001 || 107
 
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|colspan="4"| The Republic of Seychelles has suffered the mysterious wrecks of whaling vessels and the loss of a submarine. Dr. Quest's investigation is hampered when Jonny and Hadji are swept up by a waterspout while sailing.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:assaultthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Assault on Questworld]]" || Sep. 4, 1996 || H00616-94036 || 108
 
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|colspan="4"| With Dr. Quest and Race in the Himalayas for a phenomenology conference, Jonny and Jessie are helpless in their attempts to free Hadji, whose mind is being drained by Surd as part of a plan to take over the Quest Compound.
 
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|colspan="4"| A shuttle crew from the ''Enterprise'' encounters a castaway (who appears to be Zefram Cochrane, the inventor of warp drive) and his mysterious alien companion.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Ezekielthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Ezekiel Rage]]" || Sep. 5, 1996 || H00616-94015 || 109
 
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|colspan="4"| His plea for help turned down, a compromised spy and his family are presumably killed on duty. But when Dr. Quest visits a cave in New Mexico, he finds that Ezekiel Rage—and his anger towards the government—is very alive.
 
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|colspan="4"| While the ''Enterprise'' is transporting dignitaries to an important peace conference, an assassin is discovered.
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|colspan="4"| Holding an Anasazi beacon capable of calling the alien fathers of current technology, Alice Starseer is pursued by men in black and asks Dr. Quest for help, whose capture provokes a cross-country rescue by Jonny and Jessie.
 
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|colspan="4"| Dr. Quest is commissioned to find the Philosopher's Stone, which is reputed to turn dross to gold. But when he succeeds, the stone is later stolen from a museum by Quest's partner, who wants to try it out for himself.
 
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|colspan="4"| Alice Starseer is returning to Earth to lay her grandfather to rest, and Dr. Quest has been invited to attend the ceremony. Old enemies and new allies lurk among the rapids of the Colorado river, the route to the meeting site.
 
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|colspan="4"| A series of bizarre murders points to Mr. Scott as the primary suspect, but in fact it is a demonic alien.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STTroubleTrib.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Trouble With Tribbles (TOS episode)|The Trouble With Tribbles]]" || [[December 29]], [[1967]] || 042 || 44
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|colspan="4"| A century ago, the cargo ship Mary Celeste sank under mysterious circumstances. While on an expedition to find the Mary Celeste's remains, Dr Quest discovers what look like crop circles at the bottom of the Sargasso Sea—and a graveyard of ships in an area barren of marine life.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STGameTrisk.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Gamesters of Triskelion (TOS episode)|The Gamesters of Triskelion]]" || [[January 5]], [[1968]] || 046 || 45
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|colspan="4"| On an archaeological expedition in Borneo, the Quest team run into the mythical amok creature and a survivor of its savage attack. Peril ensues when the identities of both are called into question.
 
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|colspan="4"| Captain Kirk and his companions are sent to fight as gladiators for the gambling entertainment of three disembodied beings.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STPieceoftheAction.jpg|100px]] || "[[A Piece of the Action (TOS episode)|A Piece of the Action]]" || [[January 12]], [[1968]] || 049 || 46
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|colspan="4"| Jeremiah Surd taps into and gains control of the cetacean communications internet, prodding cetaceans worldwide into savage attacks; the Quest team enlists the help of Captain Havell to stop his plan.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STImmunity.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Immunity Syndrome (TOS episode)|The Immunity Syndrome]]" || [[January 19]], [[1968]] || 048 || 47
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|colspan="4"| Dr. Quest, Jonny and Hadji head to New Jersey to investigate the Jersey Devil. Then they run into a two-hundred-year-old feud between descendants of the Redcoats and the Minutemen over the original copy of the Declaration of Independence.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STPrivateWar.jpg|100px]] || "[[A Private Little War (TOS episode)|A Private Little War]]" || [[February 2]], [[1968]] || 045 || 48
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|colspan="4"| Despite the breaking of its head, the recovery of a statue of Apollo from Greece by Quest Enterprises heralds an important archaeological find—sure to catch the attention of Jeremiah Surd, who has his own plans for the monument.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Bonnetthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[The Ballad of Belle Bonnet]]" || Sep. 19, 1996 || H00616-94011 || 119
 
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|colspan="4"| In the Old West, the thief Belle Bonnet stole a wagonload of gold to help an Indian school stay open, but both thief and gold were lost in vast caverns under the American desert—until the Quests took the case.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STPatternForce.jpg|100px]] || "[[Patterns of Force (TOS episode)|Patterns of Force]]" || [[February 16]], [[1968]] || 052 || 50
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|colspan="4"| A werewolf attack in the Yukon brings a Quest team investigation to the home of a humanitarian doctor; the light of the moon illuminates both danger and mystery as the hunt begins.
 
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' visits a planet dominated by a Nazi culture and at war with its planetary neighbor.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:moaithumb.png]]</Center> || "[[The Secret of the Moai]]" || Sep. 24, 1996 || H00616-94046 || 121
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STByAnyOtherName.jpg|100px]] || "[[By Any Other Name (TOS episode)|By Any Other Name]]" || [[February 23]], [[1968]] || 050 || 51
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|colspan="4"| Thousands of years ago, the missing link between apes and humans was engineered by aliens possessing auditory DNA-altering technology. When Dr. Quest locates an alien ship in Easter Island, Surd  experiments in devolution.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:khumbuthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Expedition to Khumbu]]" || Sep. 25, 1996 || H00616-94006 || 122
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STOmegaGlory.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Omega Glory (TOS episode)|The Omega Glory]]" || [[March 1]], [[1968]] || 054 || 52
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|colspan="4"| Betrayed by a colleague who wants sole credit for proving the existence of yeti, Dr. Quest is all but lost in an avalanche in the mountains of Nepal; when his family begin searching, they are threatened by a similar fate.
 
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|colspan="4"| Captain Kirk must battle a deadly virus and prevent a meaningless intertribal war.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Icethumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Ice Will Burn]]" || Sep. 26, 1996 || H00616-94028 || 123
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STUltimate.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Ultimate Computer (TOS episode)|The Ultimate Computer]]" || [[March 8]], [[1968]] || 053 || 53
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|colspan="4"| On a delivery mission for Dr. Quest in Siberia, Jessie Bannon and the Quest Jet fall to the earth and break through the ice to land in a massive underworld, where she is hailed as the one who will restore a volcano's heat.
 
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|colspan="4"| A new battle computer being tested on board the ''Enterprise'' (with the intention of eventually replacing most of the human crew), instead causes havoc.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:futurethumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Future Rage]]" || Oct. 29, 1996 || H00616-94019 || 124
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STBreadCircus.jpg|100px]] || "[[Bread and Circuses (TOS episode)|Bread and Circuses]]" || [[March 15]], [[1968]] || 043 || 54
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|colspan="4"| Ezekiel Rage steals a compact thermonuclear device and plans to melt the polar ice caps. The team set out in the Questsled to foil his plan, unaware that the Aurora Borealis in the sky above shall prove their greatest weapon.
 
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|colspan="4"| Captain Kirk and his companions are forced to fight in gladiatorial games on a planet modeled after the Roman Empire.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:alligatorsthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Alligators and Okeechobee Vikings]]" || Nov. 1, 1996 || H00616-94010 || 125
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STAssignEarth.jpg|100px]] || "[[Assignment: Earth (TOS episode)|Assignment: Earth]]" || [[March 29]], [[1968]] || 055 || 55
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|colspan="4"| Thought to be eco-terrorists, vikings in alligator suits assault a drilling rig and prompt an inquiry from Dr. Quest. After Jonny and Hadji are lost in an air boat incident, he finds that the vikings are the least of his problems...
 
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|colspan="4"| Time warping back to Earth of the 1960's, the crew of the ''Enterprise'' encounters an intergalactic superspy, [[Gary Seven]] who tries to interfere with 20th Century events.
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:bardothumb.png|100px]]</Center> || "[[To Bardo and Back]]" || Jan. 2, 1997 || H00616-94039 || 126
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===Season 3 (1968–1969)===
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STSpocksBrain.jpg|100px]] || "[[Spock's Brain (TOS episode)|Spock's Brain]]" || [[September 20]], [[1968]] || 061 || 56
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|colspan="4"| Captain Kirk pursues aliens who have stolen Spock's brain.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STEntIncident.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Enterprise Incident (TOS episode)|The Enterprise Incident]]" || [[September 27]], [[1968]] || 059 || 57
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' attempts to steal a Romulan cloaking device.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STParadiseSyn.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Paradise Syndrome (TOS episode)|The Paradise Syndrome]]" || [[October 4]], [[1968]] || 058 || 58
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|colspan="4"| A mysterious alien device on a planet with a predominantly American Indian culture erases Captain Kirk's memory, and he begins a life with them as a member of their tribe.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STChildLead.jpg|100px]] || "[[And the Children Shall Lead (TOS episode)|And the Children Shall Lead]]" || [[October 11]], [[1968]] || 060 || 59
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' rescues a group of children stranded on a planet, along with their evil "imaginary" friend.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STInBeauty.jpg|100px]] || "[[Is There in Truth No Beauty? (TOS episode)|Is There in Truth No Beauty?]]" || [[October 18]], [[1968]] || 062 || 60
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|colspan="4"| The ''Enterprise'' travels with an alien ambassador who must travel inside a special black case because his appearance causes insanity.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STSpectreGun.jpg|100px]] || "[[Spectre of the Gun (TOS episode)|Spectre of the Gun]]" || [[October 25]], [[1968]] || 056 || 61
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|colspan="4"| For having trespassed on an alien world, Captain Kirk and his companions are forced to re-enact the shoot out at the O.K. Corral.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STDayofDove.jpg|100px]] || "[[Day of the Dove (TOS episode)|Day of the Dove]]" || [[November 1]], [[1968]] || 066 || 62
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|colspan="4"| An alien energy-based life form drives the crew of the ''Enterprise'' into brutal conflict with the Klingons.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STForTheWorld.jpg|100px]] || "[[For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky (TOS episode)|For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky]]" || [[November 8]], [[1968]] || 065 || 63
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' rush to stop an asteroid from colliding with a Federation world, but discovers that the inside of the asteroid is inhabited.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STTholianWeb.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Tholian Web (TOS episode)|The Tholian Web]]" || [[November 15]], [[1968]] || 064 || 64
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|colspan="4"| Captain Kirk is caught between dimensions while the ''Enterprise'' is trapped by an energy draining web spun by mysterious aliens.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STPlatoStep.jpg|100px]] || "[[Plato's Stepchildren (TOS episode)|Plato's Stepchildren]]" || [[November 22]], [[1968]] || 067 || 65
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' encounters an ageless and mischievous race of psychic humanoids who claim to have organized their society around Ancient Greek ideals.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STWinkEye.jpg|100px]] || "[[Wink of an Eye (TOS episode)|Wink of an Eye]]" || [[November 29]], [[1968]] || 068 || 66
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|colspan="4"| Invisible "time-accelerated" aliens take over the ''Enterprise'' and attempt to abduct the crew for use as "genetic stock".
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STEmpath.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Empath (TOS episode)|The Empath]]" || [[December 6]], [[1968]] || 063 || 67
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|colspan="4"| While visiting a doomed planet, the landing party is subject to torturous experiments to test an empathic race.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STElaan.jpg|100px]] || "[[Elaan of Troyius (TOS episode)|Elaan of Troyius]]" || [[December 20]], [[1968]] || 057 || 68
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|colspan="4"| Captain Kirk hosts a spoiled princess, who must bring peace to a star system at war.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STWhomGods.jpg|100px]] || "[[Whom Gods Destroy (TOS episode)|Whom Gods Destroy]]" || [[January 3]], [[1969]] || 071 || 69
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|colspan="4"| Kirk visits a mental health facility and confronts an insane starship captain who believes he is destined to control the universe.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STLastBattle.jpg|100px]] || "[[Let That Be Your Last Battlefield (TOS episode)|Let That Be Your Last Battlefield]]" || [[January 10]], [[1969]] || 070 || 70
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|colspan="4"| The ''Enterprise'' picks up the last two survivors of a war torn planet who are still committed to destroying each other aboard the ship.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STGideon.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Mark of Gideon (TOS episode)|The Mark of Gideon]]" || [[January 17]], [[1969]] || 072 || 71
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|colspan="4"| A race of overpopulated aliens abduct Kirk to solve their problem.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STThtWhchSurv.jpg|100px]] || "[[That Which Survives (TOS episode)|That Which Survives]]" || [[January 24]], [[1969]] || 069 || 72
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' visits an abandoned outpost guarded by a mysterious computer.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STLightZetar.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Lights of Zetar (TOS episode)|The Lights of Zetar]]" || [[January 31]], [[1969]] || 073 || 73
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|colspan="4"| Strange, energy-based alien life forms threaten the Memory Alpha station and the ''Enterprise'' crew.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STReqMeth.jpg|100px]] || "[[Requiem for Methuselah (TOS episode)|Requiem for Methuselah]]" || [[February 14]], [[1969]] || 076 || 74
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' encounters an immortal human who lives as a recluse on his own planet.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STWayEden.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Way to Eden (TOS episode)|The Way to Eden]]" || [[February 21]], [[1969]] || 075 || 75
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|colspan="4"| The ''Enterprise'' is hijacked by a criminal doctor and his loyal, hippie-like followers who are attempting to find paradise.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STCloudMinder.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Cloud Minders (TOS episode)|The Cloud Minders]]" || [[February 28]], [[1969]] || 074 || 76
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|colspan="4"| Kirk races against time to acquire plague-fighting minerals from a world in the midst of a civil uprising.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STSavageCurtain.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Savage Curtain (TOS episode)|The Savage Curtain]]" || [[March 7]], [[1969]] || 077 || 77
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|colspan="4"| Aliens force Kirk and Spock to battle illusionary villains in a test of good versus evil.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STAllYesterdays.jpg|100px]] || "[[All Our Yesterdays (TOS episode)|All Our Yesterdays]]" || [[March 14]], [[1969]] || 078 || 78
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|colspan="4"| Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are trapped in the past on a world threatened by a supernova.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STTurnIntruder.jpg|100px]] || "[[Turnabout Intruder (TOS episode)|Turnabout Intruder]]" || [[June 3]], [[1969]] || 079 || 79
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|colspan="4"| Kirk's consciousness becomes trapped in the body of a woman bent on killing him and taking over his command while inhabiting his body.
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|colspan="4"| By watching Jonny practice, Surd learns that the team will be attending a rodeo and uses a mad bull to seriously injure Race. The stakes are increased when Dr. Quest attempts to miraculously repair the damage in Questworld.
 
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|colspan="4"| Originally unaired pilot. The "Enterprise" answers a fake distress call from Talos IV.
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==Production order==
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In the early 1970s Paramount released ''Star Trek'' to television stations as a [[Television syndication|syndication]] package of 78 episodes. These were arranged by order of production, from "Where No Man Has Gone Before" to "Turnabout Intruder." Airdates were no longer relevant since every episode was a [[rerun]]. Seasons were also irrelevant, since the series was now a single package. VHS and early DVD releases follow this order. Episode #1, the series' original pilot, was not originally a part of the package. Also, both parts of "The Menagerie" are numbered as episode #16.
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| 002 || "[[Where No Man Has Gone Before (TOS episode)|Where No Man Has Gone Before]]"  
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Mummiesthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[The Mummies of Malenque]]" || Sep. 18, 1996 || H00616-94049 || 201
 
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|colspan="4"| Race and the team travel to Colombia to pick up Jessie from a vacation with her mother, Estella. She's been studying the extinct Malenque civilization—whose mummies hold a dark and perilous secret.
 
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| 003 || "[[The Corbomite Maneuver (TOS episode)|The Corbomite Maneuver]]"  
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| 004 || "[[Mudd's Women (TOS episode)|Mudd's Women]]"  
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Rockthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Rock of Rages]]" || Sep. 28, 1996 || H00616-94051 || 202
 
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| 005 || "[[The Enemy Within (TOS episode)|The Enemy Within]]"
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|colspan="4"| The legend of the golem in Prague's Jewish quarter brings interest from the Czech President, professors and archaeologists, the Quests—and a living relic of the Cold War with dark ambitions.
 
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| 006 || "[[The Man Trap (TOS episode)|The Man Trap]]"  
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| 007 || "[[The Naked Time (TOS episode)|The Naked Time]]"  
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:bloodthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Bloodlines]]" || Dec. 13, 1996 || H00616-94050 || 203
 
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| 008 || "[[Charlie X (TOS episode)|Charlie X]]"
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|colspan="4"| Following clues of disturbing childhood memories, Hadji flies to Calcutta to find Pasha Peddler. They discover that his shop has been trashed by thugs, and the resulting pursuit reveals the truth about Hadji's lineage.
 
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| 009 || "[[Balance of Terror (TOS episode)|Balance of Terror]]"  
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| 010 || "[[What Are Little Girls Made Of? (TOS episode)|What Are Little Girls Made Of?]]"
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Racethumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Race Against Danger]]" || Dec. 16, 1996 || H00616-94052 || 204
 
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| 011 || "[[Dagger of the Mind (TOS episode)|Dagger of the Mind]]"
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|colspan="4"| Race Bannon and the team visit Intelligence One training grounds to survey new cloaking mask technology. But when an old enemy shows up, Jonny and Race must run the obstacle course to fight for their lives.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Darkmountainthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[The Dark Mountain]]" || Dec. 17, 1996 || H00616-94008 || 205
 
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|colspan="4"| Is Bigfoot on the loose in the Quest compound? More importantly, why is he stealing electronic components? The Quest team has to find the answers before two big-game hunters bag their most exotic trophy.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:Cyberswitchthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Cyberswitch]]" || Dec. 18, 1996 || H00616-94009 || 206
 
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|colspan="4"| While driving his smart car, Race and Jonny are captured and taken to Jeremiah Surd, whose insidious new invention allows him to assume control of Race's body. Can Dr. Quest be warned in time, let alone reverse the process?
 
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|colspan="4"| The Verne Research laboratory is a true underwater city dedicated to marine science; trouble follows a Quest family visit when a sea-quake unleashes hordes of carnivorous amphibians.
 
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|colspan="4"| The launch of Mylenesia's first telecommunications satellite with Quest-enabled technology is darkened by an apparent military coup; Dr. Zin amplifies the threat when he reveals the satellite is a vicious space-based weapon.
 
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|colspan="4"| At the most secure military base in the Pacific Ocean, a biological computer is tested for the first time, and Dr. Quest is invited to witness—instead finding catatonic victims, security breaches, and a nuclear threat.
 
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| 029 || "[[Operation: Annihilate! (TOS episode)|Operation: Annihilate!]]"
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|colspan="4"| En route to Nova Scotia in the new Questor II, Jonny, Jessie, and Hadji discover a mysterious island enshrouded in fog with a strange caretaker, supernatural phenomena, and a tragic past.
 
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|colspan="4"| Near Las Cruces, New Mexico, an ecological dome complex has been linked with the radioactive contamination of water and other mysterious events—a problem that Hadji, Jonny, and his grandfather Doug Wildey will soon become intimate with.
 
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|colspan="4"| The team land in New Orleans to watch the lunar eclipse. Plans change when a mysterious woman pursued by strangers armed with silver bullets charms Hadji and proposes to move the viewing party to her mansion.
 
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|colspan="4"| Airforce One has been hijacked, and the government has arrested Dr. Quest as its prime suspect. Jonny and the gang struggle to find the plane and challenge Surd, armed with his infamous nerve gas and Questworld tricks.
 
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|colspan="4"| While driving in England on a fly-fishing trip, Jonny and Dr. Quest are assaulted by a crazed man with a microchip in his neck. They recuperate in the quiet town of Wychford under the watchful eye of a chip manufacturer...
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:darkthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[Dark Sentinel]]" || Feb. 10, 1997 || H00616-94029 || 215
 
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|colspan="4"| In Cameroon, Dr. Quest hopes to learn more about a restorative tree sap threatened by loggers. All parties are put in danger when a researcher's son goes unconscious and an ancient tribe's guardian appears.
 
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|colspan="4"| With the help of Dr. Quest's theories, professor Diana Cruz has opened a portal to another dimension. When the team arrive to evaluate the findings, otherworldly interlopers appear to stake their claim on Earth.
 
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|colspan="4"| Hot off the heels of a Hoverboard race, Jonny and Jessie load up the Questworld game Mega Quest to settle the score. But when a sleeper virus implanted by Surd warps the game, more than bragging rights is put on the line.
 
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|colspan="4"| Intercepted by Surd on a return trip from the movies, Jessie goes on a rampage at the Quest Compound before passing out. Can Jonny and Dr. Quest undo the subconscious brainwashing, or will Surd finally have his revenge?
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:bangalorethumb.png]]</Center> || "[[The Bangalore Falcon]]" || Feb. 14, 1997 || H00616-94037 || 219
 
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|colspan="4"| Visiting Hadji, the team are taken for a ride in Pasha's new helicopter; they spot a rare falcon thought to be extinct. A burglary at the palace proves they're not the only ones interested in the bird or its mystical homeland.
 
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|colspan="4"| A famous Indonesian gem goes missing and three jewel buyers turn up dead. Race, Jonny, and Jessie hit the streets of Djakarta with Jezebel Jade to recover the prize; their opponents are not the thieves, but the shadow they cast.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:yesterdaythumb.png]]</Center> || "[[The Edge of Yesterday]]" || March 17, 1997 || H00616-94041 || 221
 
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|colspan="4"| Ezekiel Rage dooms the world to destruction when he plants a thermonuclear bomb two miles within the Earth's crust. With the apocalypse nearing, Jonny, Jessie, and Hadji resort to Dr. Quest's last-ditch program, "Rachel"—a time portal.
 
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| 062 || "[[Is There in Truth No Beauty? (TOS episode)|Is There in Truth No Beauty?]]"  
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:sonatathumb.png]]</Center> || "[[The Haunted Sonata]]" || March 18, 1997 || H00616-94042 || 222
 
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|colspan="4"| Jonny and Jessie attend a recital of Franz Duncek's work in Prague, where a possessed piano crashes through the audience. A lost sonata is found in the palace's catacombs soon after, but those halls hold a much darker secret...
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:winterthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[General Winter]]" || March 26, 1997 || H00616-94043 || 223
 
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|colspan="4"| Communist visionary General Vostok returns, seeking to harness the power of winter itself. With the power of ice, he forces Dr. Quest to build the perfect weapon; can Jonny infiltrate his base and escape Vostok's chilling grip?
 
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|colspan="4"| Upon his deathbed, Dr. Zin commands his daughters to carry out his dream and eliminate the Quest family. The operation begins when an android assaults Race and the team in Tokyo to recover Dr. Quest's movement prototypes.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:robotthumb.png]]</Center> || "[[The Robot Spies]]" || April 15, 1997 || H00616-94048 || 225
 
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|colspan="4"| Dr. Zin revives his Robot Spies and ravages the Quest Compound, abducting Jonny, Jessie, and her mother Estella in the process. Dr. Quest and Race team up with Jade to infiltrate his lair, but their arrival is well anticipated.
 
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|rowspan="2"|<Center>[[Image:zerothumb.png]]</Center> || "[[More Than Zero]]" || April 16, 1997 || H00616-94047 || 226
 
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|colspan="4"| Dr. Quest travels to a Venetian mansion to authenticate the claims and machinery of paranormal scientists. The situation turns dire when the machine accidentally empowers a malevolent entity.
 
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''From'': [[Main Page]]

Latest revision as of 05:03, 18 July 2009

What follows is a complete episode listing for The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest.

Season One

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 "The Darkest Fathoms" Aug. 26, 1996 H00616-94004 101
Centuries ago, ruthless pirate Black Jack Lee rode The Ivory Web to the Bermuda sea floor. When oil explorers are assaulted by a ghost ship under his apparent captaincy, Dr. Quest prepares the Questor for an investigation.
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 "Escape to Questworld" Aug. 27, 1996 H00616-94021 102
Race is hired to contain a nerve gas leak in Chicago, the legacy of a botched raid on Dr. Jeremiah Surd years earlier. When he and Dr. Quest are trapped, it's up to Jonny, Jessie, and Hadji to find the renegade scientist.
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 "In the Realm of the Condor" Aug. 28, 1996 H00616-94002 103
The Quest team follows Estella Scheele to find her missing ornithologist grandfather and track down a new species of condor in the Peruvian rain forest.
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 "Rage's Burning Wheel" Aug. 29, 1996 H00616-94018 104
Apocalyptist Ezekiel Rage hijacks the space shuttle carrying Dr Quest and Hadji. Back on Earth, Jonny and Jessie must find a way to stop Rage's disciples who have taken over Mission Control.
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 "Ndovu's Last Journey" Aug. 30, 1996 H00616-94016 105
Jonny, Jessie and Hadji track an elephant, Ndovu, as it returns to the elephants' graveyard; poachers and the Tanzanian border patrol arrive in pursuit.
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 "Manhattan Maneater" Sep. 2, 1996 H00616-94013 106
New York City lives under the threat of a deadly slayer during a trip by Dr. Quest, Hadji and Jonny; they learn that the killer is from a different type of jungle, and become embroiled in a citywide race to eliminate the culprit.
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 "East of Zanzibar" Sep. 3, 1996 H00616-94001 107
The Republic of Seychelles has suffered the mysterious wrecks of whaling vessels and the loss of a submarine. Dr. Quest's investigation is hampered when Jonny and Hadji are swept up by a waterspout while sailing.
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 "Assault on Questworld" Sep. 4, 1996 H00616-94036 108
With Dr. Quest and Race in the Himalayas for a phenomenology conference, Jonny and Jessie are helpless in their attempts to free Hadji, whose mind is being drained by Surd as part of a plan to take over the Quest Compound.
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 "Ezekiel Rage" Sep. 5, 1996 H00616-94015 109
His plea for help turned down, a compromised spy and his family are presumably killed on duty. But when Dr. Quest visits a cave in New Mexico, he finds that Ezekiel Rage—and his anger towards the government—is very alive.
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 "Alien in Washington" Sep. 6, 1996 H00616-94017 110
A series of unexplained, indecipherable messages from Gamma Centauri lead the Quests to Washington, where the Vice President clashes with General Tyler over space-based weapon defense.
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 "Return of the Anasazi" Sep. 9, 1996 H00616-94003 111
Holding an Anasazi beacon capable of calling the alien fathers of current technology, Alice Starseer is pursued by men in black and asks Dr. Quest for help, whose capture provokes a cross-country rescue by Jonny and Jessie.
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 "The Alchemist" Sep. 10, 1996 H00616-94014 112
Dr. Quest is commissioned to find the Philosopher's Stone, which is reputed to turn dross to gold. But when he succeeds, the stone is later stolen from a museum by Quest's partner, who wants to try it out for himself.
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 "Trouble on the Colorado" Sep. 11, 1996 H00616-94040 113
Alice Starseer is returning to Earth to lay her grandfather to rest, and Dr. Quest has been invited to attend the ceremony. Old enemies and new allies lurk among the rapids of the Colorado river, the route to the meeting site.
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 "In the Wake of the Mary Celeste" Sep. 12, 1996 H00616-94007 114
A century ago, the cargo ship Mary Celeste sank under mysterious circumstances. While on an expedition to find the Mary Celeste's remains, Dr Quest discovers what look like crop circles at the bottom of the Sargasso Sea—and a graveyard of ships in an area barren of marine life.
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 "AMOK" Sep. 13, 1996 H00616-94044 115
On an archaeological expedition in Borneo, the Quest team run into the mythical amok creature and a survivor of its savage attack. Peril ensues when the identities of both are called into question.
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 "Besieged in Paradise" Sep. 14, 1996 H00616-94038 116
Jeremiah Surd taps into and gains control of the cetacean communications internet, prodding cetaceans worldwide into savage attacks; the Quest team enlists the help of Captain Havell to stop his plan.
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 "The Spectre of the Pine Barrens" Sep. 17, 1996 H00616-94005 117
Dr. Quest, Jonny and Hadji head to New Jersey to investigate the Jersey Devil. Then they run into a two-hundred-year-old feud between descendants of the Redcoats and the Minutemen over the original copy of the Declaration of Independence.
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 "Heroes" Sep. 18, 1996 H00616-94025 118
Despite the breaking of its head, the recovery of a statue of Apollo from Greece by Quest Enterprises heralds an important archaeological find—sure to catch the attention of Jeremiah Surd, who has his own plans for the monument.
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 "The Ballad of Belle Bonnet" Sep. 19, 1996 H00616-94011 119
In the Old West, the thief Belle Bonnet stole a wagonload of gold to help an Indian school stay open, but both thief and gold were lost in vast caverns under the American desert—until the Quests took the case.
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 "In the Darkness of the Moon" Sep. 23, 1996 H00616-94020 120
A werewolf attack in the Yukon brings a Quest team investigation to the home of a humanitarian doctor; the light of the moon illuminates both danger and mystery as the hunt begins.
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 "The Secret of the Moai" Sep. 24, 1996 H00616-94046 121
Thousands of years ago, the missing link between apes and humans was engineered by aliens possessing auditory DNA-altering technology. When Dr. Quest locates an alien ship in Easter Island, Surd experiments in devolution.
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 "Expedition to Khumbu" Sep. 25, 1996 H00616-94006 122
Betrayed by a colleague who wants sole credit for proving the existence of yeti, Dr. Quest is all but lost in an avalanche in the mountains of Nepal; when his family begin searching, they are threatened by a similar fate.
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 "Ice Will Burn" Sep. 26, 1996 H00616-94028 123
On a delivery mission for Dr. Quest in Siberia, Jessie Bannon and the Quest Jet fall to the earth and break through the ice to land in a massive underworld, where she is hailed as the one who will restore a volcano's heat.
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 "Future Rage" Oct. 29, 1996 H00616-94019 124
Ezekiel Rage steals a compact thermonuclear device and plans to melt the polar ice caps. The team set out in the Questsled to foil his plan, unaware that the Aurora Borealis in the sky above shall prove their greatest weapon.
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 "Alligators and Okeechobee Vikings" Nov. 1, 1996 H00616-94010 125
Thought to be eco-terrorists, vikings in alligator suits assault a drilling rig and prompt an inquiry from Dr. Quest. After Jonny and Hadji are lost in an air boat incident, he finds that the vikings are the least of his problems...
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 "To Bardo and Back" Jan. 2, 1997 H00616-94039 126
By watching Jonny practice, Surd learns that the team will be attending a rodeo and uses a mad bull to seriously injure Race. The stakes are increased when Dr. Quest attempts to miraculously repair the damage in Questworld.

Season Two

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 "The Mummies of Malenque" Sep. 18, 1996 H00616-94049 201
Race and the team travel to Colombia to pick up Jessie from a vacation with her mother, Estella. She's been studying the extinct Malenque civilization—whose mummies hold a dark and perilous secret.
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 "Rock of Rages" Sep. 28, 1996 H00616-94051 202
The legend of the golem in Prague's Jewish quarter brings interest from the Czech President, professors and archaeologists, the Quests—and a living relic of the Cold War with dark ambitions.
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 "Bloodlines" Dec. 13, 1996 H00616-94050 203
Following clues of disturbing childhood memories, Hadji flies to Calcutta to find Pasha Peddler. They discover that his shop has been trashed by thugs, and the resulting pursuit reveals the truth about Hadji's lineage.
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 "Race Against Danger" Dec. 16, 1996 H00616-94052 204
Race Bannon and the team visit Intelligence One training grounds to survey new cloaking mask technology. But when an old enemy shows up, Jonny and Race must run the obstacle course to fight for their lives.
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 "The Dark Mountain" Dec. 17, 1996 H00616-94008 205
Is Bigfoot on the loose in the Quest compound? More importantly, why is he stealing electronic components? The Quest team has to find the answers before two big-game hunters bag their most exotic trophy.
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 "Cyberswitch" Dec. 18, 1996 H00616-94009 206
While driving his smart car, Race and Jonny are captured and taken to Jeremiah Surd, whose insidious new invention allows him to assume control of Race's body. Can Dr. Quest be warned in time, let alone reverse the process?
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 "Undersea Urgency" Dec. 19, 1996 H00616-94012 207
The Verne Research laboratory is a true underwater city dedicated to marine science; trouble follows a Quest family visit when a sea-quake unleashes hordes of carnivorous amphibians.
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 "Nemesis" Dec. 20, 1996 H00616-94022 208
The launch of Mylenesia's first telecommunications satellite with Quest-enabled technology is darkened by an apparent military coup; Dr. Zin amplifies the threat when he reveals the satellite is a vicious space-based weapon.
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 "DNA Doomsday" Dec. 23, 1996 H00616-94024 209
At the most secure military base in the Pacific Ocean, a biological computer is tested for the first time, and Dr. Quest is invited to witness—instead finding catatonic victims, security breaches, and a nuclear threat.
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 "Ghost Quest" Dec. 25, 1996 H00616-94026 210
En route to Nova Scotia in the new Questor II, Jonny, Jessie, and Hadji discover a mysterious island enshrouded in fog with a strange caretaker, supernatural phenomena, and a tragic past.
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 "Nuclear Netherworld" Dec. 26, 1996 H00616-94023 211
Near Las Cruces, New Mexico, an ecological dome complex has been linked with the radioactive contamination of water and other mysterious events—a problem that Hadji, Jonny, and his grandfather Doug Wildey will soon become intimate with.
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 "Eclipse" Dec. 27, 1996 H00616-94030 212
The team land in New Orleans to watch the lunar eclipse. Plans change when a mysterious woman pursued by strangers armed with silver bullets charms Hadji and proposes to move the viewing party to her mansion.
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 "Without a Trace" Dec. 30, 1996 H00616-94034 213
Airforce One has been hijacked, and the government has arrested Dr. Quest as its prime suspect. Jonny and the gang struggle to find the plane and challenge Surd, armed with his infamous nerve gas and Questworld tricks.
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 "Village of the Doomed" Dec. 31, 1996 H00616-94031 214
While driving in England on a fly-fishing trip, Jonny and Dr. Quest are assaulted by a crazed man with a microchip in his neck. They recuperate in the quiet town of Wychford under the watchful eye of a chip manufacturer...
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 "Dark Sentinel" Feb. 10, 1997 H00616-94029 215
In Cameroon, Dr. Quest hopes to learn more about a restorative tree sap threatened by loggers. All parties are put in danger when a researcher's son goes unconscious and an ancient tribe's guardian appears.
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 "Other Space" Feb. 11, 1997 H00616-94027 216
With the help of Dr. Quest's theories, professor Diana Cruz has opened a portal to another dimension. When the team arrive to evaluate the findings, otherworldly interlopers appear to stake their claim on Earth.
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 "Digital Doublecross" Feb. 12, 1997 H00616-94035 217
Hot off the heels of a Hoverboard race, Jonny and Jessie load up the Questworld game Mega Quest to settle the score. But when a sleeper virus implanted by Surd warps the game, more than bragging rights is put on the line.
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 "Thoughtscape" Feb. 13, 1997 H00616-94033 218
Intercepted by Surd on a return trip from the movies, Jessie goes on a rampage at the Quest Compound before passing out. Can Jonny and Dr. Quest undo the subconscious brainwashing, or will Surd finally have his revenge?
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 "The Bangalore Falcon" Feb. 14, 1997 H00616-94037 219
Visiting Hadji, the team are taken for a ride in Pasha's new helicopter; they spot a rare falcon thought to be extinct. A burglary at the palace proves they're not the only ones interested in the bird or its mystical homeland.
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 "Diamonds and Jade" March 14, 1997 H00616-94032 220
A famous Indonesian gem goes missing and three jewel buyers turn up dead. Race, Jonny, and Jessie hit the streets of Djakarta with Jezebel Jade to recover the prize; their opponents are not the thieves, but the shadow they cast.
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 "The Edge of Yesterday" March 17, 1997 H00616-94041 221
Ezekiel Rage dooms the world to destruction when he plants a thermonuclear bomb two miles within the Earth's crust. With the apocalypse nearing, Jonny, Jessie, and Hadji resort to Dr. Quest's last-ditch program, "Rachel"—a time portal.
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 "The Haunted Sonata" March 18, 1997 H00616-94042 222
Jonny and Jessie attend a recital of Franz Duncek's work in Prague, where a possessed piano crashes through the audience. A lost sonata is found in the palace's catacombs soon after, but those halls hold a much darker secret...
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 "General Winter" March 26, 1997 H00616-94043 223
Communist visionary General Vostok returns, seeking to harness the power of winter itself. With the power of ice, he forces Dr. Quest to build the perfect weapon; can Jonny infiltrate his base and escape Vostok's chilling grip?
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 "Night of the Zinja" April 14, 1997 H00616-94045 224
Upon his deathbed, Dr. Zin commands his daughters to carry out his dream and eliminate the Quest family. The operation begins when an android assaults Race and the team in Tokyo to recover Dr. Quest's movement prototypes.
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 "The Robot Spies" April 15, 1997 H00616-94048 225
Dr. Zin revives his Robot Spies and ravages the Quest Compound, abducting Jonny, Jessie, and her mother Estella in the process. Dr. Quest and Race team up with Jade to infiltrate his lair, but their arrival is well anticipated.
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 "More Than Zero" April 16, 1997 H00616-94047 226
Dr. Quest travels to a Venetian mansion to authenticate the claims and machinery of paranormal scientists. The situation turns dire when the machine accidentally empowers a malevolent entity.

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