Andromeda - Episode Guide

The Commonwealth vessel Andromeda, captained by Dylan Hunt, in a last ditch effort to avoid a trap, maneuvers toward a nearby black hole.Time dilation near the black hole slows time for the Andromeda and Dylan until a freighter tows it out 300 years later. Dylan now must fight off the band of scavengers attempting to claim his ship as salvage.

Captain Dylan Hunt, attempting to drive the invaders from his ship, manages to scare off Gerentex. The remaining scavengers work with Dylan to regain engine control and break free from the gravity well.

The crew find an old Highguard Space Station inhabited by the teen-aged decedents of the original crew. Harper finishes building Rommie, the Andromeda's Avatar.

Confusion about the chain of command causes issues when the crew is attacked by Restorers.

When the Andromeda tries to help in a conflict between the Than and a Nietchean pride, Tyr is offered a chance to join with the pride.

Trance tries to pilot the Andromeda through slipstream and the crew travels back to a time just before the Commonwealth fell.

Answering a distress call from a Wayist vessel, Beka is surprised to find her brother aboard.

When Andromeda runs experiments on a black hole, Dylan sends a message into the black hole saying goodbye to his loved ones. The message is received by the woman he left behind, 300 years earlier.

While attempting to get the Arazians to rejoin the Commonwealth, Dylan is arrested for sedition and sentenced to life imprisonment.

Tyr disrupts a chancellor's visit by bringing up past deeds committed against Nietzscheans. After the chancellor is killed and Try is found unconscious, Andromeda's crew must find the culprit.

Beka receives a message from her Uncle Sid, who seems to be be in urgent trouble.

While Trance has taken an unannounced vacation, Dylan and the rest of the crew investigate the remains of a derelict High Guard starship, the Pax Magellanic.

After Tyr loses his memory, he is befriended by a family while Nietchiens search for him and what he has stolen from them.

After Harper is attacked by a dying Perseid, he gains a level of intelligence much greater than usual.

A mission Dylan performed for the old Commonwealth comes back to haunt him.

When the Andromeda passes through a debris field, the crew is surprised to find the debris force its way into the ship and form an android, who claims to come in peace.

While Trance and Harper are out on the Maru, they are surprised to find Gerentex aboard.

Dylan and Rev respond to a request for aid from Rev's former master.

Two Nietchean prides will form an alliance and free two systems if the Andromeda will escort the bride-to-be to her wedding.

A pod carrying a humanoid android escapes a freighter the Andromeda was attempting to protect before it was destroyed.

Harper overrides some of Andromeda's protocols to fake a reactor meltdown to spring a surprise party for Dylan on his birthday.

When Harper accidently restores a backup of Andromeda's personality profile, she no longer recognizes the crew and presumes they are intruders.

Before going on a rescue mission with Rommie, Dylan orders Beka to use the Nova Bomb to destroy the Magog World Ship if he doesn't return.

Under attack from Nietzscheans, the Maru, bearing parts for the repair of the Andromeda, crash lands on an arctic planet.

Dylan Hunt is moderating negotiations between Doge Miskich and the Than Hegemony, which are complicated by Doge's possession of the Hegemon's Heart, a gem which is a sacred Than relic.

Andromeda helps when a planet's cargo vessels are attacked by unknown vessels. On the planet, Trance is interrogated about her past.

The crew searches for people to organize the new Commonwealth.

On a mission to find out about a weapon being developed, Rommie is discovered to be an AI. Her contact becomes wary because the AIs on his planet had revolted against their creators.

In an effort to allow the Andromeda and the unarmed fleet she is escorting to pass through a Drago-Kazov controlled system, Dylan and Tyr assault a base controlling old High Guard turrets along the route. Bekka takes the Maru to search for a ship that is separated from the convoy.

The crew gets news of a colony that was formed when Dylan's fiancee escaped the fall of the Commonwealth.

While the Andromeda is hosting a diplomatic conference, Harper encounters a reporter who offers to remove his Magog larvae in exchange for the information that had been downloaded into his brain.

With his dying breath, King Florin of Ne'Holland appoints Dylan and Tyr as his son Prince Erik's co-regents.

The Sabra-Jaguar pride goes to war with the Drago-Kazov, pulling Dylan and the Andromeda along with them.

The Magog larvae in Harper's belly are close to hatching. Harper and Höhne work on a device to bend time and space to extract them.

Attacked while buying supplies, Dylan and Tyr separate. When Tyr escapes on the Eureka Maru, Dylan must find another way back to the Andromeda.

Beka receives news of a former crew-mate's death and that she was named as next of kin in his will. As they travel to claim his belongings, Harper and Beka tell Dylan about their comrade.

Andromeda encounters a vessel badly damaged in a Than attack and rescues the survivors. The causalities from the vessel come to life and try to infect the crew.

Beka leads Trance and Dylan on a quest for the Engine of Creation.

While investigating a black hole, the Maru suffers a hull breach with Dylan on board. He wakes up to find himself in bed with his wife.

The Andromeda finds a Calderan ship ravaged by what appears to be a Vedran, the creator race of the first Commonwealth.

Andromeda investigates a mythical beast that eats planets. They soon discover it's real and are promptly swallowed by the beast.

Andromeda gets word of a fleet of Highguard ships in Tartarus. The crew goes after Ryan, an AI with knowledge of the location.

When the Knights of Genetic Purity start attacking a cluster of Nietchean prides, Andromeda tries to stop them.

Dylan is hosting the signing of the New Commonwealth charter on board the Andromeda when they are attacked by a Pandimensional Species. Ships coming from another universe through a dimensional tunnel fight the Andromeda and Nietzschean and Commonwealth fleets. Beka and Tyr try to close the tunnel by launching a Nova bomb from the Maru.

After the Maru returns to the Andromeda with no one aboard, Beka and Tyr materialize on the Andromeda with no explanation. The crew tries to keep the Andromeda from falling into the dimensional tunnel.

After Dylan receives a package and takes Harper on a secret mission, he becomes a wanted man.

Andromeda saves a damaged freighter that was venting oxygen. The crew's leader informs Dylan that they have escaped from a hellish slave world that no one has ever escaped from before.

Dylan and the Andromeda are ordered by the reformed High Guard to transport and protect a candidate for election to Second Triumvir of the New Commonwealth—Beka's "Uncle" Sid.

While being chased by Ogami, the Maru is rescued by the Bellerophon, a long lost starship from Earth.

Andromeda is hit by massive shockwaves emanating from a star going supernova, and signs point towards the use of a weapon similar to a Nova bomb.

A founding father of the New Commonwealth contacts Dylan to help in taking down a very deadly assassin named "the Leper" who is currently targeting him.

A stowaway creature is discovered devouring the Maru's electronics. Unable to stop the creature from moving to the Andromeda and reproducing, the crew must find the creatures before they permanently cripple the ship.

An unknown armored man appears on the command deck of the Andromeda and engages Dylan in combat. When defeated, the man shatters into dark matter particles that infect the Andromeda's guidance system.

In an alternate timeline, Gaheris Rhade takes command of the Andromeda and attempts, with the aid of the crew of the Maru and a hologram of Dylan, to reestablish the Commonwealth and drive back the Magog threat.

Harper and Rommie encounter a cat—a species that has been extinct for hundreds of years; general malfunctions and space-time distortions plague the Andromeda.

Trance sees a probable future that results in the deaths of the entire crew and the destruction of the Andromeda.

On their way to the launching of the first new Commonwealth starship in over three hundred years, Dylan, Beka, and Tyr warn of an incoming Nietzschean battle group. Their suspicions that there is an agent on board the starship are confirmed when it is destroyed. Survivors in escape pods discover that the pods are leaking air.

Beka is called as a character witness for a friend on a planet where lying and deception are punishable crimes.

The crew gets a message from Rev Bem. He's on a planet that's about to be destroyed. The Andromeda goes after the wayward Magog.

A newly colonized planet of the Commonwealth comes under attack by Pyrian "pyroformers", but when Dylan destroys the machines, the Pyrian fleet arrives to defend its property.

While in command of the Andromeda during the night shift, Harper causes a malfunction in the engine that could cause the destruction of the Andromeda.

The Andromeda gets caught in the middle of a battle between two Nietzschean prides.

The Andromeda saves a hibernation capsule from destruction, but sustains heavy damage at the hands of its pursuers, who demand that Dylan return the inhabitant, their princess, to their custody.

Andromeda encounters a group whose leader claims to have a connection to the old Commonwealth.

Gabriel's core personality, which has been hiding inside Rommie's mind, decides to strike during the launching of the Commonwealth's newest High Guard ship.

Tyr has convinced the Nietcheans he is the genetic reincarnation of Drago Museveni, the progenitor of his race. He forces Dylan to choose between saving the Andromeda crew or the Drago-Katzoff pride.

Andromeda encounters the remainders of the Commonwealth Fleet, whose leaders went into hiding when fighting broke out. The search form them leads to the All Forces Nullification Point.

After the governing body of the Commonwealth votes no-confidence in triumvir Tri-Jema, she sends Dylan visit an augur who is said to be infallible. Dubbed Citizen Eight, the augur aims to take Tri-Jema's place as triumvir and remove Dylan from command of the Andromeda.

Dylan, sent on a mission by a triumvir, discovers that the moon that is the target of the mission is the base of Kroton, the half-human, half-android genius that created the Magog world-ship.

The Andromeda investigates the site of a reported Nietzschean attack on a Commonwealth battleship, but find no debris and no sign that any conflict occurred.

Andromeda comes between two Nietzschean siblings. One has a weapon that can eliminate higher brain functions; the other holds her nephew hostage.

Tyr returns. He's sided with the Collectors against his former crew and he wants the map for the Route of Ages.

The Collectors tell Tyr that the map for the Route of Ages is a map to the Abyss it. The crew of the Andromeda has the map but Tyr has Beka.

The Andromeda receives a distress call from a Commonwealth prison experiencing a riot.

When one scientist is kidnapped and others are killed at a conference on dealing with the Magog threat, the crew must figure out who is responsible. Meanwhile Dylan is kidnapped by the Collectors.

The daughter of a king is kidnapped by a ruthless renegade. But when the crew finds her, she says her father tried to kill her, and the renegade is actually a hero.

The Collectors now control the Commonwealth. Dylan and the crew are put on trial.

Andromeda captures a smuggler with a shipment of bioarmor. They try to track down the origins of the armor, but there's more to the armor than they first realize.

When Dylan activates an experimental cloaking device, he gets swept into an alternate dimension.

The Andromeda encounters two ships from a planet where they have been fighting for as long as anyone can remember.

Rev Bem says he knows of a weapon against the Abyss; he will only show Dylan in person.

The Abyss has infected Beka; the crew must find a way to free her of the Abyss.

Dylan, Harper and Rhade are captured by Templars. Beka, Trance and Rommie track down a smuggler.

An emissary from Tri-Gemma arrives, claiming that she is still on the crew's side, despite the current circumstances. Is she telling the truth or is she after something?

Rommie has become too emotional; the Andromeda cuts off her access and runs a full diagnostic, disabling many of the ship's resources.

A man from Beka's past, posing as a Wayist, is killed by agents of the Abyss. The crew must find what he was after before the Abyss finds it.

The Andromeda rescues a defenseless ship from former Commonwealth fighters. The occupants are an ambassador and his pilot, returning to Arkology from successful peace negotiations with the Magog on board the World-Ship.

With the Magog World-Ship at hand, Dylan must defend Arkology as one of the Paradine, beings said to have witnessed the creation of the universe.

Dylan exits the route of ages and ends up on Seefra. The beings on Seefra have limited technology and no escape from the system.

Beka has joined a salvage crew that ends up on Seefra. The crew leader has found the Andromeda, but Dylan still has a claim to it.

Dylan finds Harper, but Harper's not happy to see his former boss; he's adjusted to life on Seefra.

Doyle is plagued by nightmares and half-remembered dreams of life on board the Andromeda, but she was never a member of the crew.

Beka receives a message from Virgil Vox, the radio personality, concerning a secret from her past.

A new woman arrives in town seeking Dylan's aid. She reveals that she was a Commonwealth scientist before it fell and that she is trapped in a time loop.

The return of Flavin sparks a conflict between two rival gangs over who gets his ship and the bounties within.

Harper discovers a new weapon in the system that is powered by a crystal, which Harper feels will be able to power the Andromeda.

A bar fight spills out into the streets and a remark from Rhade aimed at Dylan drives Trance over the edge, causing her to leave the Andromeda.

After Rhade, Harper, and Beka each have dealings with the Stranger, he is murdered. Now they're all on trial for his death.

While Rhade is busy defending refugees on Seefra Five from the army of a local warlord, Dylan is surprised to find Höhne, the Perseid scientist thought to be dead.

Beka's new boyfriend turns out to be more than she suspected.

While Beka, Harper, Rhade, and Doyle are searching for Vedran treasure, they find a door that is rumored to reveal a test that if passed will yield great wealth, but if failed will cause madness.

Harper discovers a program built into the Seefra system that can destroy eight of the planets. Dylan begins plans to evacuate the eight planets, but is interrupted by a new arrival through the Route of Ages.

While Harper develops a way to save the Seefra system from its impending doom, a spy has slipped aboard the Andromeda.

When the blinking sun of the Seefra system goes dark for an extended period of time, Dylan takes the opportunity to study the workings of the artifact in hopes of finding a way to fix it.

Dylan is gravely wounded in a lab accident, but wakes up in the bar with Harper telling bad jokes.

As Trance's sun closes on Seefra-9, Doyle rebuilds Rommie to help evacuate the planet.

Dylan deals with the residents of Seefra One, who are unhappy with the number of refugees arriving on their planet.

Harper is captured by General Burma, a man who believes all technology to be evil.

Dylan and his crew deal with the survivors on Seefra One.

Analyzing fragments of the destroyed Earth, Romy finds radical isotopes, proof that the Abyss aided the Nietzscheans in the destruction of the planet.