SEASON TWO

Killer Instinct
Transmitted: 12 September, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Naomi Janzen
Directed by: Michael Levine
Guest Starring: Michael Caruana, Sandi Ross, Michael Simpson, Johnathan Whitaker, Tony Meyler
Synopsis: While investigating a series of bizarre murders, Nick is distracted by the odd sense that someone is near, watching him. When his watch turns up under the body of a dead woman, Nick realizes he is being set up. But why and by who? When Natalie chooses a victim to replace Nick's DNA with, who would have thought she would find the real killer - but Nick's name is on the test results. How can he get out of this one?
Flashback: France 1228, Nicola is taught to find his master using senses other than sight. He follows LaCroix's voice and a "feeling" of where he would be waiting.

A Fate Worse Than Death
Transmitted: 19 September, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Gillian Horvath
Directed by: Don McCutcheon
Guest Starring: Natalie Radford, Kevin Jubinville, Ross Petty, Philip Williams, Earl Pastko
Synopsis: When a prostitute is found murdered by her nervous customer, Nick heads to Janette for the skinny on the night's slimier creatures. Surprised that she would shelter those kind of women, Nick gleans a bit more information about Janette's complicated outlook on life. And she tells him that the girl's pimp is responsible for her death. But when Nick finally gets to confront Mason, he finds Janette bending over his dead body. But she didn't kill him, and that leaves Nick to discover the identity of the real murderer before Janette makes an irrepairable mistake.
Flashback: Janette, in her human life a thousand years before, was a whore. When she befriended another whore who became pregnant, their pimp beat her to death. One night, Janette was assulted by some passing soldiers and ran for help; she was ignored by everyone, including a group of nuns. Only LaCroix came to her rescue. He killed her attacker and offered her a choice, a way out of her current life where she would control her own destiny. She accepted his offer and took great enjoyment in her first kill, the pimp who tormented her.

Stranger Than Fiction
Transmitted: 26 September, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Phil Bedard & Larry Lalonde
Directed by: Clay Borris
Guest Starring: Larissa Lapchinski, Sandi Ross, Laura Press, Andrew Miller, Ron Sarosiak
Synopsis: An author of vampire fiction books is the victim of attacks that seem to be perpetrated by a character from her novels. Can Nick save her before the situation turns deadly?
Flashback: Nick, Natalie, and Schenke put themselves into the character's roles structuring the rest of the cast in very telling ways.

Forward into the Past
Transmitted: 3 October, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Michael Levine & John Scheinfeld
Directed by: Don McCutcheon
Guest Starring: Stephanie Morgenstern, Corinne Conley, Matt Cooke, Don S. Davis (Stargate SG-1), RD Reid, Carolyn Hay
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Hunted
Transmitted: 10 October, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Roy Sallows
Directed by: Allan Kroeker
Guest Starring: Gwynyth Walsh, Robert Collins, Brain Tree, Nicky Gaudgni, David Bedard
Synopsis: A string of murders of prominent criminals begins to make Nick suspect that someone is hunting them for sport.
Flashback: Nick, Janette, and LaCroix went hunting in the woods. When they came across a man who'd been hunting for food and stopped to rest, LaCroix decided to make a game of the hunt. They let that man go and then proceeded to hunt him down. Nick found him first, and was overcome with hunger. He killed the man, then stayed watching till the man's wife found him.

Faithful Followers
Transmitted: 17 October, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Naomi Janzen
Directed by: Jon Cassar
Guest Starring: Karl Pruner, Linda Prystawski, Robert Bockstail, Jody Racicot, Gerry Mendicino
Synopsis: Nick goes undercover as a member of the Luminology Cult while investigating the murder of another member. When he fails to check in with his friends, Schenke worries that Nick has been sucked into the cult's web for real.
Flashback: Nick was on an archaeological dig with a vampire friend of his. He believed the vampire was his friend and was alos interested in finding their prize - an ancient cure for vampirism. Nick was convinced that they needed the help of a friend of his, an expert in deciphering heiroglyphics. As it turned out, the vampire archaeologist had a bet going with LaCroix, and the whole "cure" had merely been the set up to lure the archaeologist and get Nick.

Father's Day
Transmitted: 24 October, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Gillian Horvath
Directed by: Bruce Pittman
Guest Starring: Peter Boretski, Peter Outerbridge, Maurice Godin, Nicole Oliver, Vito Rezza
Synopsis: The dying head of a mob family wants to secure his granson and sole heir as the new head of his crime syndicate, but the young man has other plans - a normal life with his wife and child. Can LaCroix provide a peaceful solution Nick cannot?
Flashback: Nick seeks to escape the life he can no longer live. He enlists Janette's help to escape LaCroix's influence, but as he is always reminded, he can never escape his family ties.

Undue Process
Transmitted: 31 October, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: Allan Kroeker
Guest Starring: Lynne Thomson, Allan Royal, Theresa Tova, Keith Kemps, Marianne Moroney
Synopsis: Natalie's neice is murdered by known child molester, Ronald Gault, but there isn't enough evidence to keep him in jail. When Gault is murdered, Natalie must decide between her rightful quest for vengence and her personal belief in choosing right from wrong.
Flashback: Nick was hanged by a mob who believed he killed a young woman. He was innocent, but he was never given a trial or a chance to defend himself. In retaliation, he killed the two men responsible for the hanging. Only after he sought his vengence did LaCroix make an appearance to let Nick know he'd been responsible for the woman's death.

Bad Blood
Transmitted: 7 November, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: James Johnston
Directed by: Allan Kroeker
Guest Starring: Cedric Smith, Kimberly Huie, Sandi Ross, Earl Pastko, John Swindells
Synopsis: A series of horrible murders draws the attention of Liam O'Neal, a Dublin Investigator who was bitten by a vampire as a child and so has an unfailing ability to detect them and their crimes. Once he picks Nick up on his radar, the investigation becomes more trecherous than either thought.
Flashback: London 1888, LaCroix feeds from a local barber, then wants Nick to kill him (LaCroix became ill from ingesting the pure evil of the man) - to make sure he doesn't come back. But Nick cannot take a human life, and leaves him alive. What Nick doesn't realize is that the barber was actually Jack the Ripper and that his evil would grow with each passing year.

Can't Run, Can't Hide
Transmitted: 14 November, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Ron Taylor
Directed by: Jon Cassar
Guest Starring: Von Flores (Earth Final Conflict), Richard McMillan, Gordon Michael Woolvet, Nicole Greenspan, Clark Johnson (Homicide: Life on the Street)
Synopsis: Parole officer Casey is suspected of murder and Nick is sure he knows him from the past. When he recognizes Vietnamese writing at one of the crime scenes, and finds out all the dead men were from the same military unit in Vietnam, Nick realizes that Casey is probably the next victim.
Flashback: Vietnam War, Nick was playing doctor in the Red Cross during the war. Nick was present when the particularly vicious group of soldiers massacred a civilian village they were convinced housed a sect of Viet Cong. What Nick didn't know was that LaCroix found a living villager and giving him the opportunity for revenge on the killers, made him a vampire.

Capital Offense
Transmitted: 21 November, 1994

Season: Two
Written by: Mchael Sadowski
Directed by: Timothy Bond
Guest Starring: Lisa Langlois, Robert King, Lenore Zann, Rebecca Bell, Lise Libel
Synopsis: Nick tracks down a convicted murderess, but begins to think that she may not be guilty of the crime.
Flashback: France, a burned Nick was being chased by an angry mob and took refuge in a convent basement. When he was discovered by a young nun, he pleaded his innocence. She believed him and sheltered him. Then LaCroix showed up. He promised Nick that he wouldn't hurt the trusting nun. He lied.

Amateur Night
Transmitted: 16 January, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: John Scheinfeld & Michael Levine
Directed by: Don McCutcheon
Guest Starring: Laurie Patton, Wayne Best, Richard Chevolleau, Andy Marshall, Shaun Austin-Olsen
Synopsis: A young girl is mistakenly killed in a drive-by shooting the search for the killer could ignite a gang war. Unfortunately, Schenke has the gang connections and he is moonlighting as a consultant on a local filmshoot. When the star of the movie, Alix Logan, traps Schenke in her headlights and sets her sights on Nick, she sets a chain of events into motion that could lead to her real-life murder.
Flashback: Chicago, Nick, believeing his vampire abilities adequate to a police officer's tasks, hypnotized his way past Academy training. When his rash action gets his partner shot, Nick decides that maybe he better take those training classes after all.

Beyond the Law
Transmitted: 23 January, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: James Johnson
Directed by: Michael Levine
Guest Starring: David Caldrisi, Noam Jenkins, Deborah Theaker, Pierre Lenoir, Lisa Ryder (Andromeda)
Synopsis: When the trail of what looks like a fledgling string of serial murders leads to an ambassador lodged safely within his consulate, Nick puts his career on the line to find the truth.
Flashback: Nick works security for a political campaign and is drawn in by the charisma of the candidate, until his abuse of power leads to the suicide of his aide, a close friend of Nick's.

The Fix
Transmitted: 30 January, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: Nicholas J. Gray
Guest Starring: David Eisner, Howard Jerome, Ian D. Clark, Paul Sandards, Eric Bryson
Synopsis: Natalie develops what could be the cure for vampirism, but will the drug free Nick or turn him into a junkie? Meanwhile, his investigation of a cop's suicide has Schenke on the ropes.
Flashback: (Forthcoming - Admin.)

Be My Valentine
Transmitted: 6 February, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Diane Cary
Directed by: Stefan Scani
Guest Starring: Claire Rankin, Marvin Karon, Nonnie Griffin, Natalie Gray, Patricia Carroll Brown
Synopsis: When a Valentine's Day killer strikes female researchers who were about to be married, Nick and Schenke are forced to hunt down the killer before he strikes again. Meanwhile, Nick and Natalie explore their relationship and their mutual feelings, to the delight of LaCroix who sees the opportunity to pay Nick back for a centuries old pain.
Flashback: France 1228, Nick, Janette, and LaCroix stop over at Nick's family home so he can say goodbye to his mother and sister. When he learns of the mutual attraction between LaCroix and his sister Fleur, he must end their relationship before LaCroix brings her across and destroys her innocent purity.

The Fire Inside
Transmitted: 13 February, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Marc Scott Zicree
Directed by: Allan Kroeker
Guest Starring: Derek Aaslan, Tyrone Benskin, John Bourgeois, Todd Stewart, Glenn Bang
Synopsis: A crazed killer is burning people to death with a flame-thrower. Nick must face his fear of fire to defeat the bad guy who was seeking to cleanse the "trash", ie. homeless people living in the vast network of sewer pipes that spread out under Toronto.
Flashback: Nick, Janette, and LaCroix accidentally stumble onto a hiding place used by the Underground Railroad to hide runaway slaves. Nick convinces LaCroix not to kill the man and his son they find hiding there. When the slave hunters showed up, Nick first tried reasoning with them. But, when they decided to set the shack on fire and Nick was forced to face the flames to save the man and his son, one of the slave hunters got what he so richly deserved.

Blood Money
Transmitted: 20 February, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Jason Brett
Directed by: Geraint Wyn Davies
Guest Starring: Gordon Currie (Blood & Donuts), Andrew Gillies, Bernard Behrens, Gary Robbins, Ellen Ray-Hennessy
Synopsis: Nick established a charitable Foundation whose endowment had increased to the tune of $478 million dollars. The head of the prestigious financial investment firm that controls Nick's secret fortune is murdered. His son,temporarily in control of the company, is the lead suspect. When the investigation delves into the account holders, Nick gets a bit nervous about how he will explain his fortune to the others. He shouldn't have worried, when he checks with his vampire buddy, botanist, and financial advisor, Nick discovers that his money is gone.
Flashback: Nick masterminded a plan to steal a chest of gold from a king.

Partners of the Month
Transmitted: 17 April, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Shelly Goldstein
Directed by: Alan Simmonds
Guest Starring: Deborah Rennard, Victoria Adilman, Stewart Bick, Raymond O'Neill, Nigel Williams
Synopsis: Wealthy Jonathan Levy was murdered. When it was made known that Levy and his wife slept in separate bedrooms, and that Levy was about to change his will, Schenke assumed the wife to be the killer. Unfortunately, he was being influenced by his own marital problems at the time and moved in with Nick. Obviously this arrangement couldn't last long, and Schenke stormed out, heading to - of all places - The Raven. After an interesting chat with Janette, always full of good advice, Scanke realizes the error of his ways. He decides to make up with Myra and has an epiphany - it was the mistress who killed the man, not his wife.
Flashback: Nick and Janette lived as husband and wife for 97 years before Janette began to long for her freedom and a change of scenery. She broke poor Nick's heart, but that didn't stop them from sharing a good bit of snogging down through the years.

Queen of Harps
Transmitted: 24 April, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Gillian Horvath
Directed by: Alan Simmonds
Guest Starring: Brenda Bazinet, Peter Donaldson, Ron Hartmann, David Bolt, Colin Miller
Synopsis: A cursed harp from Nick's past reappears on an auction block, but Schenke comes in while Nick is attempting to buy it. Since Schenke doesn't know about Nick's fortune, the harp goes to a man named Delabar. When the auctioneer is murdered the police assume that the killer stole the now-missing harp. What they don't know is that Nick, longing for any and all ties to his life before the vampire, stole the harp himself. When a young Welsh woman named Johanna was caught breaking into Delabar's office, she admitted to wanting the harp - to take back to Wales where it belonged. As it turns out, Delabar was the real bad guy. He wanted to destroy the harp and the curse that haunted his family. But in the three-way tug of war, Delabar was killed by a truck and Johanna got the harp. Nick bought it legally and gave it to her to take back.
Flashback: During his still-mortal years, Nick traveled through Wales with a group of knights under the command of a man named Delabar. Nick met a woman named Gwynneth during their travels, who played a harp. Delabar disapproved of Gwynneth's pagan ways and Nick's attraction to her. When Delabar attacked her, she managed to toss the harp into the river, but she was killed, bringing on the curse.

A More Permanent Hell
Transmitted: 1 May, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Ron Taylor
Directed by: John Kapelos
Guest Starring: Sharon Bernbaum, Richard Partington, Kathryn Long, Gina Wilkinson, Julian Richings
Synopsis: When the head of a team of physicists is found dead, her calculations predicting a meteor on a collision course with Earth become public. Nick must discover whether she committed suicide because of her findings, or if she was murdered to prevent the truth from coming out too soon. He must also contend with out of control vampires, panicked humans, and Natalie's fear of death.
Flashback: LaCroix, a decorated general in the Roman army, had just returned to his home on Pompeii after a victorious battle against the Gauls. He was both pleased, and somewhat distressed, by the renewed health of his formerly sick daughter. He dismissed his wife's concerns about Divia's pale complexion and new indoor lifestyle. After passing out from too much victory celebrating, he awoke to find Mount Vesuvius erupting and the world in chaos. All except Divia who offered her father a chance to live, as an immortal. And the daughter became mother.

The Code
Transmitted: 8 May, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: Clay Borris
Guest Starring: Joseph Ziegler, David Nerman, Bridget Giggs, Anna-Louise Richardson, Conrad Birgschneider
Synopsis: Fascinated by ex-partner turned private investigator, Delehant's high level income and jet-set lifestyle, Schenke becomes a pawn in a plan to influence a murder investigation. When Schenke discovers that a series of deaths are the result of product-tampering, he ignores Nick's speculation that Delehant's client is responsible.
Flashback: Scottsdale, AZ. Nick, the cowboy, was befriended by a man he thought saved his life. But as the night went on, the man tried to poison him with alcohol laced with curare. The poison got him drunk instead of killing him and he passed out. Finally the man revealed himself as a bounty hunter, and for once, LaCroix's timely arrival was good for Nick's state of mind.

Curiouser and Curiouser
Transmitted: 15 May, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: Jon Cassar
Guest Starring: Judith Scott, Dyanne DeMarco, Steve Cumyn, Carla Renee
Synopsis: Nick's attempt to stop a robbery at The Raven without help from the other vampires in the club results in the death of an innocent woman. Although he is cleared by an internal investigation, Nick feels responsible for her death. His guilt manifests itself in a parallel world where Janette is his wife, Natalie is his captain and lover, and Captain Cohen is his confessor. Moving through this bizarre world in a haze of confusion, Nick must find LaCroix's killer before he loses everything, including himself...
Flashback: Flashes of his 'real life' memories as a vampire torment his pseudo-mortal life.

Near Death
Transmitted: 3 July, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Phil Bedard & Larry Lalonde
Directed by: Nicholas J. Gray
Guest Starring: Julie Stewart, Colin Fox (Psi-Factor), Amanda Tapping (Stargate SG-1), Paul-Emile Frappier, Paul R. Rutledge
Synopsis: When a research scientist is found dead and his body moved, Nick, Schenke, and Natalie investigate the research lab where he worked. Nick is consumed by the fuzzy memory of a place beyond life where he made the choice to return as a vampire. The research team the dead man worked with is conducting expariments into life after death by inducing a state known as flatlining with a special electronic gadget. Nick decides to try the expariment, but will he make it back?
Flashback: There is a place beyond life - before death - that all living beings go to before they cross over. It is here their souls are weighted to determine what will happen next. Nick must choose whether he will pass on with a human soul or return to life as a vampire.

Baby Baby
Transmitted: 10 July, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Morrie Ruvinski
Directed by: Geraint Wyn Davies
Guest Starring: Denise Virieux, Page Fletcher (The Hitchiker/RoboCop), Richard Blackburn, Nicu Branzea, Pierre Peloquin, Maxim Roy
Synopsis: A vampire from Nick's past is searching for her mortality. But only at the price of a mortal life can the legend be tested. Will Nick's guilt force him to let her try the cure, or will he damn her again by saving the man with the double Y-chromosome?
Flashback: Nick falls for a mortal woman who talks about seeking eternity. It is only after he brings her across that he realizes what she wanted was a child, not life as a vampire.

Close Call
Transmitted: 17 July, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: Clay Borris
Guest Starring: John Stoneham Sr., Karen LeBlanc, Christina Cox, Laura Robinson, Tracey Cook, Bryan Renerg
Synopsis: Schenke finally puts together the assorted clues, and realizes that Nick may not be what he seems. So he begins an unofficial investigation into Nick's past, coming dangerously close to the truth. Can Nick convince him otherwise, or will he be forced to make a painful decision - kill Schenke or leave the life he loves?
Flashback: (Forthcoming - Admin.)

Crazy Love
Transmitted: 24 July, 1995

Season: Two
Written by: William Schmidt
Directed by: Don McCutcheon
Guest Starring: Deborah Wakeham, Peter Blais, Danielle Brett, Joyce Gordon, Moynan King, Patrushka Sarakula
Synopsis: Once captured, psychotic killer Barlow should have remained in the mental institution for the rest of his life. But while psychologist Shawna Welsh dictated the report that would keep him under lock and key, someone provided Barlow with the means to escape. While interviewing Welsh about Barlow's psychosis, she inadvertantly triggered the vampire-lust Nick struggled so hard against. After a quick visit to Janette, he set about proving Barlow wasn't responsible for all the killings they receintly attributed to him. Was there another murderer on the loose, and would Nick figure it out in time?
Flashback: Nick became obsessed with a volumptous woman who enjoyed his lust as much as he did. He knew his feedings would eventually kill her, but since she didn't seem to care, he didn't think about it too much.

SEASON THREE

The Black Buddha, Part 1
Transmitted: 11 September, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: James D. Parriott
Directed by: Geraint Wyn Davies
Guest Starring: Stuart Hughes, Tamara Gorski, Gillian Vanderburgh, Ola Sturik, Justin Lider
Synopsis: A mad bomber is setting big bombs off all over the city. One goes off in the plane carrying Schenke and Cohen, killing them and bringing in Vachon, although not exactly in one piece. In comes the brilliantly attrocious Tracy Vetter (and this can't be stressed enough - useless), the daughter of the commissioner. The new Captain Reese gives her to Nick as a new partner, but he's not into this at all. So he turns in his badge only to pick it up again when he finds out the bomber got to his pricinct. Still with us? Right.
Flashback: Nick on the Titanic with a woman named Claire who knows what he is and wants to be one too. Claire had a statue of Buddha which, she told Nick, would grant the owner one wish. But when the ship struck the iceberg, she felt guilty because the Buddha was also cursed and she believed the sinking ship was her fault. So instead of becoming a vampire, she asked Nick to kill her. Since he'd been feeding from her, he decided to do as she asked.

The Black Buddha, Part 2
Transmitted: 18 September, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: James D. Parriott
Directed by: Geraint Wyn Davies
Guest Starring: Same as previous.
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback: Late 1500s. Vachon and the Inca were fighting to the death until they were both to exhausted and defeated to go on. An female Incan vampire brought them both across to help stop the fighting, then she killed herself. Now, the Inca took to the job, but Vachon wanted to play instead. So the Inca went after him, remaining just a step behind for four hundred years.

Outside the Lines
Transmitted: 25 September, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: Roy Sallows
Directed by: Jon Cassar
Guest Starring: Brad Austin, Callum Keith Rennie (due South), Michael Filipowich, Mitra Lovett, Jeff Wood
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Blackwing
Transmitted: 2 October, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: Gillian Horvath
Directed by: Allan Kroeker
Guest Starring: Jack Burning, Michelle Thrush, Denis Lacroix, Glen Gould, Paula Barrett
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Blind Faith
Transmitted: 9 October, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: James Johnston
Directed by: Clay Borris
Guest Starring: Diane Zimmer, Patrick Galligan, Terry Nicholas, Karen Glave, Desmond Campbell
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

My Boyfriend is a Vampire
Transmitted: 16 October, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: Phil Bedard & Larry Lalonde
Directed by: Allan Kroeker
Guest Starring: Geordie Johnson (Dracula: the Series), Stephanie Louise Vallance, Brittany Edgell, Shelley Peterson, Greg Kramer
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Hearts of Darkness
Transmitted: 23 October, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: J. Daniel Sexton
Directed by: Clay Borris
Guest Starring: Krista Bridges, Edward Jaunz, Greg Kramer, Normand Bissonnette, Steve Behal
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Trophy Girl
Transmitted: 30 October, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: Terry Steyn
Guest Starring: Alan C. Peterson, Doug O'Keefe, Ken Smith, Randy Butcher, Ellen Dubin
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Let No Man Tear Asunder
Transmitted: 6 November, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: Diane Cary
Directed by: Clay Borris
Guest Starring: Donna Goodhand, Jesse Collins, Colette Stevenson, Henry Chan, Kelly Fiddick
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Night in Question
Transmitted: 13 November, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: Gary Stephen Rieck
Directed by: Nicholas J. Gray
Guest Starring: Domenic Cuzzocrea, Melanie Nicholls-King, Demo Cates, Allegra Fulton, Alice Poon
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Sons of Belial
Transmitted: 20 November, 1995

Season: Three
Written by: Phil Bedard & Larry Lalonde
Directed by: Clay Borris
Guest Starring: David Hemblen, George Buza (The Adventures of Sinbad), Frank Pellegrino, Cheryl Swartz, Vincent Marino
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Strings
Transmitted: 8 January, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Roy Sallows
Directed by: Don McCutcheon
Guest Starring: Joy Tanner, Peter Hutt, Amanda Smith, Victor A. Young, Caroline Yeager
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Fever
Transmitted: 15 January, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Gillian Horvath
Directed by: Alan Simmonds
Guest Starring: Greg Kramer, Sarah Orenstein, Bruce Hunter, Christopher Kennedy, John Blackwood
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Dead of Night
Transmitted: 22 January, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: John Cassar
Guest Starring: Kari Matchett, Leon Pownall, Jack Duffy, Barbara Radecki, Peter Keleghan, Catherine Williams
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

The Games Vampires Play
Transmitted: 29 January, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Naomi Janzen
Directed by: Geraint Wyn Davies
Guest Starring: Catherine Bruhier, Diane Plotka, George Chiang, Kelly Grando, Moe Kelso
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

The Human Factor
Transmitted: 5 February, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Phil Bedard & Larry Lalonde
Directed by: Nicholas J. Gray
Guest Starring: Deborah Duchene, Jean-Pierre Bergeron, Soo Garay, Katia De Pena, Galen Wyn Davies (Ger's son)
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Avenging Angel
Transmitted: 12 February, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Alison Bingeman
Directed by: Alan Simmonds
Guest Starring: Diane Cary, Denise Norman, Lindsey Connell, Louisa Martin, Sharry Fleet
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Fallen Idol
Transmitted: 19 February, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Gary Stephen Rieck
Directed by: Geraint Wyn Davies
Guest Starring: Todd William Schroeder, Layton Morrison, Simon Bradbury, Selina Martin, BJ McQueen
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Jane Doe
Transmitted: 22 April, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: Nicholas J. Gray
Guest Starring: Ron White, Marilyn Dennis, Steve Michalchuk, Duff Macdonald, Francisca Dentilli
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Ashes to Ashes
Transmitted: 6 May, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Phil Bedard & Larry Lalonde
Directed by: Jon Cassar
Guest Starring: Katheryn Long, Ron Obadia
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Francesca
Transmitted: 29 April, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Gillian Horvath
Directed by: Nigel Bennett
Guest Starring: Maria Syrgiannis, Brooke Johnson, Hamish McEwen, Maurice Dean Wint (The Breed), Todd Dulmage, Chris Cound
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

Last Knight
Transmitted: 13 May, 1996

Season: Three
Written by: Michael Sadowski
Directed by: Geraint Wyn Davies
Guest Starring: Anna Pappas, Roger Honeywell, Adam Large, Stuart Williams
Synopsis: (Forthcoming - Admin.)
Flashback:

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