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Capt. Matthew Gideon assembles the crew that will be with him on the experimental starship Excalibur. Their mission: explore the reaches of space to find a cure for the deadly Drakh virus that will overrun Earth in five years.
Gideon mediates between Earth miners and the residents of a planet containing a virus-fighting mineral--and a fire-breathing dragon.
Gideon must outwit an alien consciousness that takes over the Excalibur's crew.
Gideon conducts an illegal raid to free a fugitive with information that could save Earth.
Galen warns Gideon not to explore a planet where the inhabitants were suddenly eradicated.
Gideon and crew find themselves trapped by an alien civilization using sinister methods to seek a cure for the same Drakh virus that attacked Earth.
Two persecuted alien investigators (based on FBI agents Mulder and Scully from X-Files) believe that Earth is covertly invading them.
In an attempt to understand the nature of the Drakh virus better, the Excalibur is sent back to Earth's orbit for a top-secret special pick up. Familiar face returns. The show ends on an open ending.
A mysterious sphere prompts Gideon and the others to relive traumatic moments from their past.
Gideon and Lochley must prevent a doomsday cult from killing everyone at a virus conference on Mars.
Gideon must deport a colony of renegade humans. Dureena finds a lost tribe of her people.
Galen persuades Gideon to seek a mystical crossroads. An investigator probes Matheson's mind.
The Excalibur goes to Babylon 5 so that Gideon can meet with an ambassador for permission to go to a planet that might have technology that can help Earth. But the ambassador refuses and Gideon is not going to accept it. And Ellerson runs into his ex-wife, who is in trouble with a loan shark. When he pays him off, he feels she owes him more. Anf goes to great lengths to collect.
