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. Hard Eight Pictures. Release Original network Picture format / Audio format Original release September 24, 1995 ( 1995-09-24) – June 2, 1996 ( 1996-06-02) Space: Above and Beyond is an American show on the, created and written by and. Originally planned for five seasons, it ran only for the single 1995–1996 season, due to low ratings.
It was nominated for two and one. It was ranked '50' in IGN's top 50 Sci-Fi TV Shows, described as 'yet another sci-fi show that went before its time'. Set in the years 2063–2064, the show focuses on the 'Wildcards', members of the Space Aviator Cavalry, 58th Squadron. They are stationed on the space carrier USS Saratoga, and act as infantry and pilots of SA-43 Endo/Exo-Atmospheric Attack Jet ('Hammerhead').
Contents. Plot In the years leading up to 2063, humanity has begun to.
Lacking technology, this is accomplished by taking advantage of transient but predictable, naturally occurring. Without warning, a previously unknown, the ', attack and destroy Earth's first and then destroy a second colony ship. The bulk of the military forces sent to confront the Chigs are destroyed or, in part because the Chigs have some form of FTL, affording them greater freedom of movement (although this technology appears limited, and the Chigs also primarily utilize natural wormholes).
At the opening of the show, the Chigs have defeated all counterattacks, and have entered the. In desperation, unproven and under-trained outfits like the 58th 'Wildcards' are thrown against the Chigs.
The Wildcards are the central focus of the series, which follows them as they grow from untried cadets into veterans. Although the unified Earth forces come under the control of a reformed, the UN has no formal of its own and therefore such as the and the operate interstellar. Prior to the events of the show, there was a war between humans and android known as. These human-looking, referred to as 'walking ', have rebelled, formed their own societies, and wage a against human society from a number of remote bases. The Silicates are also suspected of having some involvement with the Chigs.
In an attempt to defeat the Silicates, a new of and artificially humans were bred to quickly swell the ranks of the military. These troops, collectively known as or sometimes, derogatorily, 'tanks' or 'nipple-necks', are born at the of 18, and trained solely for combat. In the post-war period the tanks have attempted (with mixed success) to re-enter human society. Story arcs Space: Above and Beyond connects episodes through several prominent story arcs beside that of the main arc, the Chig War. In an approximated descending order of significance, these are: Chig War (2063–). See also: The Chig War, taking place six years after the War (2047–2057), represents a major setback for human. In the first half of the season, and up to approximately episode 1.16, the Chig War progressed rather grimly for humanity (e.g.
Episodes 1.09, 1.15), but with superior, and (episodes 1.13, 1.21), the humans are able to gain an upper hand and are able to launch major (episodes 1.22, 1.23), although neither the War nor the story arc concludes at the end of the series. With the Chig War as the main story arc of the series, Space: Above and Beyond probes human in extreme desperation and conflict.
Xport 360 download. The important motifs presented in this story arc can be found in a variety of war dramas: loyalty, courage, and the significance of individual actions. In Vitroes. See also: As artificially humans, the In Vitroes do not share with the so-called 'naturally born'. Literally removed ('born') from their individual gestation tanks at physical age of eighteen, they are educated swiftly and harshly to enable them to enter society with at least a nominal idea of how to comport themselves.
They are derisively termed ' by regular humans, which seems to be a, describing not only their method of birth but also their physical toughness, which is always greater than 'naturals', and the disposable nature of them, the first to come in battle, the 'tanks' that open the way for the infantry. Unfortunately, due to their limited amount of emotional development, their deployment in the AI War as troops was not as successful as the pioneers of the In Vitro program nor the military would have liked, as the In Vitro battalions had no emotional connection beyond the most basic to their country, planet or even race; this led to their racial reputation as 'lazy' and 'not caring for anything or anyone' (episode 1.01/1.02), which contributed to the prejudice against them from 'naturals'. In Vitroes also seem to refer to themselves as 'tanks' amongst themselves.
Before its abolition, they were subject to (episode 1.05), and there is still considerable and resentment by normal humans (e.g. Episodes 1.01, 1.06), and governmental abuse for morally dubious purposes (episode 1.13). Two main characters, Cooper Hawkes and T. McQueen, have to face all the ramifications of such a society from their perspective as In Vitroes. This repeating theme explores topics such as and in a society, and also.
It differs from other story arcs in its complexity in the form of a division into two substories. One is presented as historical by the characters (e.g. Episodes 1.05, 1.18) or (episode 1.13); the second occurs in the present, with the experiences of Cooper Hawkes and T. McQueen, including a subtle substory of the shifting relationship between Nathan West and a maturing Hawkes (e.g. Episodes 1.07, 1.11). Silicates. See also: The, or AI rebels, stole military spacecraft at the end of the AI War and went into space (episode 1.04).
During the Chig War, Silicates collaborate with the Chigs, acting as (episodes 1.04, 1.16, 1.19) and operating Chig mining and prison facilities (episode 1.10). There is a sub-story, Paul Wang and Elroy EL, in which Paul Wang must deal with the fact that under, he falsely confessed to having committed (episodes 1.10, 1.16, 1.19). The Silicates also provided an important part of the background story for Vansen, having killed her parents in front of her when she was a child. This became a major psychological hurdle for her to overcome and showed her growth over the series as the race which caused her childhood nightmares reemerged from the dark of space. Aero-Tech and the UN The dark Aero-Tech and UN story arcs inject elements of conspiracy and high-level. Aero-Tech, founded in 2015 (episode 1.24), appears to be a and supplier. It is connected with the UN by Aero-Tech's clearly evident, both with the UN (with a former Aero-Tech director becoming the in episode 1.06) and with the armed forces, as evidenced by its control over advanced technologies (episodes 1.03, 1.10, 1.16).
It is also suspected that Aero-Tech was aware of the Chigs before the rest of humanity, and deliberately endangered the Vesta and Tellus colonists (episodes 1.06, 1.24). Aero-Tech further gathers, uses or withholds key strategic information in pursuit of its own corporate agenda (e.g. Episodes 1.03, 1.09, 1.10, 1.16). The Aero-Tech and the UN story arc explores topics such as power, intrigue, politics, the and perhaps to some degree also the of science in the service of military and corporate interests and. Other topics explored Beside the story arcs described above, there are 5 'disconnected' episodes not used to carry on any of the story arcs beside the overall Chig War story arc. These are episodes 1.05, 1.07, 1.11, 1.14, and 1.20.
Some of the episodes have a less prominent motif, while others explored topics outside any of the main story arcs. Yet other topics also have been explored in episodes related to a story arc. Examples of these additional topics are: fear and revenge (episode 1.04), loss and sacrifice (episodes 1.06, 1.11), fears (episode 1.07), abilities and responsibility (episode 1.14), (episode 1.20), desperation and hope (episodes 1.13, 1.22). Beside the story arcs, several episodes also explore other private relationships of the characters in war time (e.g. Episodes 1.05, 1.15, 1.18). Ending The final episode ends in a, with T. McQueen badly injured and most of the major cast apparently or, with only Cooper Hawkes and Nathan West remaining.
Yet with Earth in a much stronger strategic position, there is hope despite the losses and sacrifices. These closing elements of the plot were written at a point when the producers knew that the show was likely to be cancelled. Episodes No. Title Directed by Written by Original air date Prod. Code 01 'Pilot' 'Omega Squadron' & September 24, 1995 ( 1995-09-24) N/A A human colony 16 light-years away is attacked and destroyed by an unknown alien force (the ) while a group of youngsters enlist in the. While they train to become aviators, war is declared and human military forces suffer several costly defeats. The recruits are sent on a routine training mission.
Captured enemy information reveals the battle plans of the alien attackers. The half-trained 58th the Wild Cards squadron, based upon the space carrier USS Saratoga is deployed to the far rear.
However not everything is as it seems and the inexperienced 58th are suddenly thrown into a desperate battle. Note: Aired as 2-hour movie. 02 'The Farthest Man from Home' David Nutter Glen Morgan & James Wong October 1, 1995 ( 1995-10-01) 3S01 The Space carrier USS Saratoga passes close to the planet Tellus where human colonists were ambushed. Hoping that his missing girlfriend Kylen somehow survived, West goes with a hammerhead and flies down to the planet. 03 'The Dark Side of the Sun' Glen Morgan & James Wong October 8, 1995 ( 1995-10-08) 3S02 The Wild Cards are sent to secure a major fuel ore mining facility, only to find it in the hands of enemy A.I. 04 'Mutiny' Stephen Zito October 15, 1995 ( 1995-10-15) 3S03 The 58th travel upon a civilian cargo hauler. The ship is attacked and the captain decides to sacrifice part of his In Vitro cargo in order to save his ship.
A mutiny forces Hawkes and McQueen, both, to make a difficult decision. 05 'Ray Butts' Charles Martin Smith Glen Morgan & James Wong October 22, 1995 ( 1995-10-22) 3S04 A mysterious colonel arrives unexpectedly on the USS Saratoga. Recruiting the Wild Cards for a classified mission, he changes the mission's objective as soon as they're behind enemy lines. 06 'Eyes' Glen Morgan & James Wong November 5, 1995 ( 1995-11-05) 3S06 The is assassinated by an In Vitro.
The UN assembly decides to gather upon the USS Saratoga to choose a replacement, while a mandatory loyalty test (influenced by the in ) is imposed upon all In Vitroes in the military, including Colonel McQueen and Cooper Hawkes. Meanwhile, West is informed that high-ranking UN officials knew about the alien threat before the colonists were sent to the Vesta colony. 07 'The Enemy' November 12, 1995 ( 1995-11-12) 3S05 While escorting military supplies to the contested planet Tartarus, the 58th become victims of a Chig mind-altering weapon. Unable to control their innermost fears, they begin to turn on each other.
08 'Hostile Visit' Peyton Webb November 19, 1995 ( 1995-11-19) 3S07 The USS Saratoga captures a Chig bomber and McQueen suggests that they use the vessel as a. The plan is to attack the aliens' homeworld in order to raise troop morale - a plan that goes horribly wrong.
Note: Part 1 of 2. 09 'Choice or Chance' Felix Alcala Doc Johnson November 26, 1995 ( 1995-11-26) 3S08 The 58th crash-land on a moon deep inside enemy territory and Wang, West, Vansen and Damphousse are captured by Silicates while Cooper and McQueen manage to flee and evade capture.
Wang is tortured and broken by a ruthless Silicate while West discovers that Kylen is among other prisoners. A Silicate decides that either Vansen or Damphouse will die and leaves the choice up to them.
The Wild Cards attempt to escape. Note: Part 2 of 2. 10 'Stay with the Dead' Thomas J.
Wright Matt Kiene & Joe Reinkenmeyer December 3, 1995 ( 1995-12-03) 3S09 Suffering a brain concussion, West is rescued among the corpses of several US marines. His incoherent ravings that the 58th are still alive are dismissed due to an earlier transmission in which West stated that all his comrades are dead.
11 'The River of Stars' Marilyn Osborn December 17, 1995 ( 1995-12-17) 3S10 When the 58th are trapped inside a damaged space APC stranded deep inside enemy territory on Christmas day, they receive a cryptic transmission which tells them how to 'hitch a ride' back to safety upon an incoming comet's orbit. 12 'Who Monitors the Birds?' Glen Morgan & James Wong January 7, 1996 ( 1996-01-07) 3S11 Undertaking a covert assassination operation in exchange for an, Cooper Hawkes is wounded while his team member is killed.
All alone inside enemy territory he struggles to stay alive and is haunted by visions of death trying to seduce him in the incarnation of Shane Vansen. He remembers his past In Vitro education and how he was scheduled to be terminated because he asked too many questions. 13 'Level of Necessity' Thomas J.
Wright Matt Kiene & Joe Reinkenmeyer January 14, 1996 ( 1996-01-14) 3S12 After experiencing an anomalous precognition which saved the lives of the 58th, Damphousse is investigated by a colonel in charge of the Psi Corps. The colonel is convinced that she possesses psychic powers and deduces that only true mortal danger activates Damphousse's precognition. Therefore he joins the 58th in a very dangerous mission. 14 'Never No More' James Charleston Glen Morgan & James Wong February 4, 1996 ( 1996-02-04) 3S13 Several fighter squadrons gather upon the USS Saratoga in preparation for a rumoured future offensive. Vansen meets a former boyfriend, who is now the captain of the 35th the Faithful squadron. A single enemy, nicknamed Chiggy, is rumoured to be hunting and destroying entire squadrons. The brass decides that all knowledge about Chiggy von Richthofen has to be suppressed and officially denied by all high-ranking officers for the sake of morale.
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A spy satellite has to be deployed for the planned invasion; the 35th gets the assignment and Vansen decides to transfer towards it. McQueen, risking a, gives her a warning to be extremely cautious. Note: Part 1 of 2. 15 'The Angriest Angel' Henri Safran Glen Morgan & James Wong February 11, 1996 ( 1996-02-11) 3S14 A plan to trap and destroy Chiggy von Richthofen, who pilots a prototype, fails.
McQueen, a survivor of the destroyed elite 127th the Angry Angels squadron, prepares himself to search, find and engage the enemy ace. Note: Part 2 of 2. 16 'Toy Soldiers' Stephen Posey Marilyn Osborn February 18, 1996 ( 1996-02-18) 3S15 West is upset when his younger brother, who has joined the Marines, arrives upon the USS Saratoga under the command of an inexperienced and foolish gung-ho lieutenant. 17 'Dear Earth' Winrich Kolbe Richard Whitley March 3, 1996 ( 1996-03-03) 3S16 The members of the 58th receive letters from home, some with good news, some with bad, while McQueen and Cooper are ordered to cooperate in a TV documentary about In Vitroes serving in the United States Marine Corps. 18 'Pearly' Charles Martin Smith Richard Whitley March 24, 1996 ( 1996-03-24) 3S18 On a planet overrun with Chigs, the 58th retreat with a tank driver of the US 7th Cavalry upon a tank named 'Pearly'. They encounter the eccentric Major Cyril MacKendrick, sole survivor of a battalion of the British.
Wang encounters a Silicate of the same model that previously tortured him. 19 'R&R' Thomas J. Wright Jule Selbo April 12, 1996 ( 1996-04-12) 3S19 The exhausted Wild Cards are granted aboard the Bacchus, a pleasure ship where it's said anything can, and does, happen. 20 'Stardust' Howard Grigsby April 19, 1996 ( 1996-04-19) 3S20 A mysterious group of extremely high-ranking officers disembark on the Saratoga and the 58th are ordered to escort an unresponsive space APC.
The mysterious APC suddenly locks on their Hammerheads and opens fire. 21 'Sugar Dirt' Thomas J. Wright Matt Kiene & Joe Reinkenmeyer April 20, 1996 ( 1996-04-20) 3S17 A planetary invasion by Earth military forces is ambushed and turns into a military disaster. There is no air support and no ground reinforcement as the supporting fleet, among it the USS Saratoga, is forced to abandon 25,000 stranded marines in order to launch another assault, which could ultimately save millions of lives, upon a more strategic planet. Before departing, Commodore Ross issues instructions: 'You're strongly encouraged, but not ordered to do so, to keep engaging the enemy. If however the situation becomes untenable you're authorized to surrender.'
Among the scattered, abandoned and demoralized marines are the 58th, struggling to survive. 22 'And If They Lay Us Down to Rest.'
Glen Morgan & James Wong May 26, 1996 ( 1996-05-26) 3S21 The Wild Cards land on the moon of the Chig's home planet and encounter an extraterrestrial creature which may be an entirely different life form or an unarmoured Chig. Soon afterwards the enemy proposes a truce. Tell Our Moms We Done Our Best' Thomas J. Wright Glen Morgan & James Wong June 2, 1996 ( 1996-06-02) 3S22 While peace talks on the USS Saratoga go awry, the disgraced 58th are sent to retrieve trapped in a crippled Space APC.
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Several enemy space fighters attack and the 58th take heavy losses. It is discovered the Chigs are only offering peace because they know Earth's military will defeat them. Cast and characters. February 21, 2011.
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