Earth: Final Conflict

Police Captain William Boone is caught between two worlds when he is recruited by the Taelons, also known as the "Companions," to become Commander of Security and Interspecies Relations and then secretly drafted to join the human resistance movement.

Commander William Boone (Kevin Kilner) tracks his wife's murderer, determined to find out if the American Companion Da'an (Leni Parker) or the underground resistance ordered her execution.

A young woman (Emily Hampshire) becomes a pawn in power play between the Companions and a charismatic religious leader (Peter Krantz) when her hands are "regenerated" by Taelon technology.

A serial killer (Richard McMillan) programmed with a CVI tries to kill Da'an (Leni Parker) when he enacts an ancient Taelon myth about good conquering evil.

Boone's (Kevin Kilner) loyalties are put to an extreme test when a long-lost love (Colette Stevenson) resurfaces in his life.

Boone (Kevin Kilner) and Lili (Lisa Howard) are summoned to the small Amish town of Paradise to investigate the mysterious deaths of several of its citizens.

Jonathan Doors (David Hemblen) comes out from hiding, launching a media attack against the Taelons, leaving Boone (Kevin Kilner) to deal with the ramifications.

When Lili's (Lisa Howard) shuttle is stolen by a friend whose space mission to Mars has been canceled by the Taelons, Boone (Kevin Kilner) and Augur (Richard Chevolleau) end up helping him complete his expedition.

When a deadly weapon bioengineered by the Taelons is stolen from their research lab, Commander William Boone (Kevin Kilner) must find the scientist (Jonathan Potts) behind the theft before disaster occurs.

Da'an (Leni Parker) is held for ransom by a group of renegade soldiers who claim the Taelons sacrificed their unit during radical bioengineering experiments.

The resistance does battle with an alien probe that may be studying Earth.

Sandoval (Von Flores) reunites with his wife when the implant in his brain degenerates, setting him free from Taelon mind control but endangering his life.

An ancient Taelon grave in Ireland reveals that the Taelons had been planning Earth's occupation for centuries.

A Taelon experiment to create a new hybrid warrior ends in disaster when an ancient alien evil is brought to Earth.

Da'an (Leni Parker) saves Lili's (Lisa Howard) life after a shuttle crash caused by a computer virus which threatens the Taelon's entire existence on Earth.

When the Taelons mastermind the sale of an illicit weapon to trap resistance leader Jonathan Doors (David Hemblen), Lili's estranged father (Doug Lennox) is part of the scheme.

William Boone (Kevin Kilner) and Agent Sandoval (Von Flores) defend the Taelon scientist Rho-ha (Kari Matchett), who is ordered to stand trial for murder.

The Taelons introduce interdimensional travel to human customers for the sinister purpose of harvesting them for genetic experiments.

An alien probe unleashes a devastating virus on Earth, threatening to kill both the human and Taelon races.