NASA's Project Bright-Sky is accelerated due to Ed Scriven's death and, knowing that a next-generation version of the Bright Sky satellite is what Odyssey 5 was launching on the day Earth was destroyed, Taggart determines that he must put his career on the line to sabotage the deployment of the current version. Neil realizes he's falling in love again with his old high school girlfriend, Holly. Sarah and Angela use their knowledge of the future to try to stop the kidnapping and murder of a young girl, which was front-page news in the original timeline, only to find that their actions have changed the future unpredictably. Mendel, determining that an organism comprised of the mysterious artificial tissue would be cold-blooded, assembles a thermal imaging system that will distinguish humans from the "Synthetics".
Name | Type | Role |
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Manny Coto | Writer | |
Jonathan Higgins | Guest Star | |
Philip Aiken | Guest Star | |
Roberta Angelica | Guest Star | |
Robert Seeliger | Guest Star | |
Brian Paul | Guest Star | |
Walter Bolton | Guest Star | |
Tony Craig | Guest Star | |
Jerri-Lynne Smith | Guest Star | |
Kaya McGregor | Guest Star | |
Scott Fisher | Guest Star | |
Dennis Akayama | Guest Star | |
Jeff Miller | Guest Star | |
George Buza | Guest Star | |
Dean McKenzie | Guest Star | |
Leslie Carlson | Guest Star | |
Geraldine Ronan | Guest Star | |
Tracy Waterhouse | Guest Star | |
Gord Rand | Guest Star | |
David Straiton | Director |