Andromeda

After being left stranded near a black hole, Capt Dylan Hunt is discovered by a mercenary salvage ship to find he has been frozen in time for 300 years.

Dylan protects the Andromeda from the mercenaries while Beka starts to wonder if they are fighting for the wrong side.

Dylan finds a space station full of kids who believe he is there to bring peace by killing their enemies.

The crew of Andromeda is still learning how to work together as they are attacked by the Restorers.

The Andromeda gets involved in a feud between a Than planet and a Nietzschean colony. Tyr must choose between his clan or his new family aboard the Andromeda.

A slipstream sends the Andromeda back in time to just before the Commonwealth fell. The crew must intervene to preserve history.

Answering a distress call leads the crew to pick up Beka's brother, now a Wayist, and his friend. They are connected to environmentalists trying to prevent space travel.

A black hole allows Dylan to communicate with his former fiancee, 300 years in the past. He can't abandon his mission to reform the Commonwealth, but can he bring her into the future?

Dylan is imprisoned on a prison planet and must stage an escape as his crew tries to stage their own rescue.

Castalians board the Andromeda to finalize the charter for the New Commonwealth. When the leader is discovered dead, Tyr is the main suspect.

Beka learns that her father's former business partner deals in a highly addictive drug called Flash. The rest of the crew holds a "garage sale" to earn money for new ship parts.

The Andromeda discovers her "sister ship," the Pax Magellanic. The crew aboard Pax is 300 years old, but have not aged a day.

Tyr crash lands the Eureka Maru on a Nietzschean planet and develops amnesia. He must remember what he is doing before the Nietzscheans discover him and his crate of stolen goods.

Dylan is arrested for assassinating a dictator 300 years ago, by the man he helped install in his place. The new dictator ended up being much, much worse.

Andromeda is boarded by a drone from the Consensus of Parts, a mythical mechanical society. While friendly at first, the drone tries to force the ship to join the Consensus.

Gerentex is back, and demands Trance and Harper help him with his new scheme: finding Tarn-Vedra.

Dylan and Rev Bem help a peaceful society stand up to their would-be slavers. They have to be careful because if Dylan teaches them to kill, their kids will be born knowing it.

Dylan attemps to bring peace to two different Nietzschean prides by escorting the princess of one to her arranged marriage to the prince of the other.

Rommie's avatar falls in love with what turns out to be the avatar of a warship named Gabriel. Gabriel attempts to infect Rommie with a virus that broadcasts its plans to the warship.