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Into the Mystic
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Story: Landing on a world obsessed with the occult,
the Sliders make the mistake of trusting the sinister
Doctor Xang to help heal Quinn's wound. Desperate to
escape Xang's wrath, it becomes a case of out of the frying pan
and into the fire as they brave the crossing of
Golden Gargoyle Gate Bridge on a tip that "The Sorceror"
and his corporation in the dark castle on the other side
have the power to help them slide home.
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- written by Tracy Tormé
- directed by Richard Compton
- music by Anthony Marinelli
- Production # K0807
- Air Date: 1996 March 1
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Love Gods
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Story: The Sliders arrive on a world where
nearly all men have recently disappeared leaving
a global population of 99% women. Quinn, Rembrandt,
and Arturo are rare commodities, much sought-after
by the romantically-starved female public,
and Wade soon needs to rescue them from the
"Bureau of Re-Population".
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- written by Tony Blake & Paul Jackson
- directed by John McPherson
- music by Stephen Graziano
- Production # K0807
(Yes, they actually put the same production number
on the credits of this episode as on the last one.
And where did #70407 go from season one?)
- Air Date: 1996 March 8
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Gillian of the Spirits
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Story: When a lightning bolt affects Quinn's slide,
he is horrified to discover that Wade, Aruturo, and Rembrandt
are unaware of his presence, and that he is passing through
objects and people without being able to interact. Arturo
is also faced with repairing a burnt-out timer on a world
stuck with a level of technology on par with the 1950's.
Quinn's only
hope of communicating with his friends seems to be a young
woman named Gillian who is embarrassed by her history of
hearing strange voices.
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- written by Tony Blake & Paul Jackson
- directed by Paris Barclay
- music by Anthony Marinelli
- Production # K0810
- Air Date: 1996 March 15
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Time Again and World
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Story: As the Sliders witness the events of one world
about to repeat themselves on another, Wade feels compelled
to intervene, drawing the foursome into a web of political
intrigue and conspiracy. What information is on the unusual
disc that strangers hand over to her? And what is the meaning
of the riddle: "Elsie, the rock, five four?"
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- written by Jacob Epstein
- directed by Vern Gillum
- music by Anthony Marinelli
- Production # K0801
- Air Date: 1996 April 5
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El Sid
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Story: Interfering in a brutal personal dispute,
the Sliders end up accidentally bringing two unwanted
characters with them into the next strange world, which has
some particularly bizarre and strict new rules. Will Quinn
and his friends be able to get the ornery Sid to behave himself
until the next slide?
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- written by Jon Povill
- directed by Paris Barclay
- music by Stephen Graziano
- Production # K0802
- Air Date: 1996 March 29
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Greatfellas
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Story: Leaving behind a world full of lawyers,
the sliders crash into a wedding ceremony and get mixed
up with singer Mel Tormé and a mafia merger. If only
Rembrandt had known who his double was on this world....
Meanwhile, Quinn loses some mafia bribe money,
and must work the casino to get it back.
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- story by Sean Clark & Scott Smith Miller
- teleplay by Scott Smith Miller
- directed by Allan Eastman
- music by Stephen Graziano
- Production # K0804
- Air Date: 1996 May 31
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The Good, the Bad, and the Wealthy
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Story: The Sliders find themselves in a San Francisco
that is part of Greater Texas, where bizarre corporate laws
have merged with the code of the west, allowing for the rise of
gun-slinging "negotiators". Quinn's brash actions soon win him
a reputation as a fast-draw champion, attracting corporate suitors,
challengers, and locals begging for his help. Will Quinn continue
to play hero as expected, in a shootout with Texas' finest
at high noon?
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- written by Scott Miller
- directed by Oscar Costo
- music by Anthony Marinelli
- Production # K0805
- Air Date: 1996 March 22
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In Dino Veritas
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Story: Still wearing truth-collars from a world
obsessed with enforcing honesty, the Sliders find themselves
in a forest with no sign of San Francisco anywhere, and
a possible dinosaur stalking them. Separated from both
Quinn and the lost timer, Wade, Rembrandt and Arturo
take refuge in a cave and find themselves caught in
awkward confrontations with its occupants and each other.
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- written by Steve Brown
- directed by Oscar L. Costo
- music by Anthony Marinelli
- Production # K0813
- Air Date: 1996 April 26
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Post Traumatic Slide Syndrome
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Story: While seeing a non-directive psychiatrist,
Rembrandt recounts the story of how the Sliders finally
reached home and returned to their normal, interrupted lives.
Now free of the never-ending journey, Professor Arturo's
loyalties to his fellow Sliders seem to have come undone.
But perhaps Quinn is having the hardest time readjusting,
preferring a state of denial. Is it possible that one or more
of the Sliders have gone off the deep end?
Who can be trusted to know the real truth?
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- written by Nan Hagan
- directed by Adam Nimoy
- music by Stephen Graziano
- Production # K0812
- Air Date: 1996 May 3
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Obsession
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Story: Wade's fantasies about a historical romance
take a turn for the bizarre when the Sliders land on a
world that embraces psychic abilities and past lives,
and a driven young man about to become the new Prime Oracle
comes into her life.
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- teleplay by Jon Povill
- story by Jon Povill and Steve Brown
- directed by Colin Bucksey
- music by Stephen Graziano
- Production # K0809
- Air Date: 1996 May 24
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As Time Goes By
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Story: Discovering doubles of his lost highschool sweetheart
Daelin Richards on several worlds prompts Quinn to try to
rekindle their feelings and help her escape to a better life.
But does he really know what he is doing? Upon discovering
a world where time flows in reverse, a seemingly
inevitable fate provides Quinn with his biggest challenge
and deepest perspective yet....
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- written by Steve Brown
- directed by Richard Compton
- music by Stephen Graziano
- Production # K0808
- Air Date: 1996 July 12
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The Young & the Relentless
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Story: Finding Quinn's double floating lifeless in a
mansion swimming pool drags Quinn and Wade into their married
doubles' cutthroat corporate lives, where the drive to succeed
financially has a deadline of the mandatory retirement age of 30.
Meanwhile, Rembrandt and Arturo are considered "over-age", and
become accused of breaking many of this world's bizarre by-laws.
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- teleplay by T. Edward Anthony & Von Whisenhant
- story by Michael X. Ferraro and
T. Edward Anthony &
Von Whisenhant
- directed by Richard Compton
- music by Anthony Marinelli
- Production # K0814
- Air Date: 1996 June 7
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Invasion
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Story: The Sliders discover a world that appears to
have been invaded by an unknown species called Kromaggs,
who arrive in bizarre flying Manta Ships. Why is Quinn's timer
somehow linked with the invaders' technology? And why do
the Kromaggs take sudden, intense, fearful interest in the
four Sliders?
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- written by Tracy Tormé
- directed by Richard Compton
- music by Anthony Marinelli
- Production # K0811
- Air Date: 1996 June 28
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