Andromeda

Beka and Tyr are taken over by the energy from a dimensional tunnel. Dylan, Trance, and Harper must save them before they destroy the ship.

Dylan is framed for murder and must clear his name, all while finding the pieces of a vase said to grant the owner the "blessings of the cosmos."

The crew rescues a group of refugees, only to discover they have been subject to government experiments and are extremely unstable.

Beka's Uncle Sid runs for office in the New Commonwealth, but an assassination attempt causes the crew to act as his security.

When the Andromeda is attacked by space pirates, they are rescued by a long-lost spaceship from Earth.

The crew discovers that a rogue planet, Marduk, has been creating weapons of mass destruction.

A hitman by the name of the Leper is targeting the leaders of the New Commonwealth.

The Andromeda is haunted by a mysterious creature that comes aboard during a solar storm.

When a long lost love returns, Tyr disappears from the ship to protect her from an assassin.

Set in an alternate universe where Dylan died and Gaheris Rhade is trying to reform the Commonwealth.

Trance runs through a number of different scenarios, trying to find one in which her crewmates don't die.

A "more powerful" Andromeda ship explodes due to likely sabotage, forcing Dylan's crew to save them.

Beka endangers both her crew and an entire planet when a former love shows up.

The Andromeda receives a cry for help from Rev Bam.

After a Commonwealth planet is attacked by Pyrian pyroformers, Dylan is forced to fight to protect the new planet.

Dylan hears voices beckoning him to a planet of "fire and ice," so he pursues, even though it means crossing hostile Nietzschean-controlled space.

While caught in a battle between two Nietzschean prides, the crew captures a hostile who claims that his pride possesses a map of the slipstream.

A wrong turn after exiting a slipstream sends the Andromeda into the Prolon system. They rescue an escape pod from certain disaster, but the pride wants it back.

The crew seeks a lost colony of Nietzscheans and discovers another crew that has been secretly helping them.

The crew installs a new AI in a new Commonwealth battleship, and naturally, things don't go as they should.

Tyr convinces the Nietzscheans that he is the reincarnation of Drago Museveni, and they leave the Commonwealth.