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Sliders w: Tracy Tormé & Robert K Weiss, d: Andy Tennant
While researching anti-gravity, brilliant grad student Quinn Mallory accidentally opens an inter-dimensional portal which sends him and three companions on a cosmic roller-coaster ride to parallel Earths.[/FONT]
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Summer of Love w: Tracy Tormé, d: Mario Azzopardi
The Sliders find themselves in a present-day San Francisco where the "Summer of Love" never ended – and Wade and Rembrandt are mistaken for extraterrestrial prophets.[/FONT]
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Prince of Wails w: Lee Goldberg & William Rabkin, d: Felix Alcala
In a world where England won the Revolutionary War, the Sliders are embroiled in an assassination plot involving the heir to the throne and an evil Sheriff of San Francisco.[/FONT]
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Fever w: Ann Powell & Rose Schacht, d: Mario Azzopardi
When Wade is infected with a deadly virus on an Earth wracked by an epidemic, Rembrandt and Arturo race to find a cure and free Quinn from a Gestapo-like health agency.[/FONT]
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Last Days w: Dan Lane, d: Michael Keusch
The salvation of a world facing destruction by an asteroid rests in the hands of Arturo and an overzealous young scientist. Meanwhile, Quinn and Wade Begin to face their feelings for each other.[/FONT]
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The Weaker Sex w: Dawn Prestwich & Nicole Yorkin, d: Vern Gillum
Arturo finds himself in a potentially deadly mayoral race in a world where men are treated as "the weaker sex" and women hold the positions of power and influence.[/FONT]
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Eggheads t: Scott Smith Miller, s: Scott Smith Miller & Jacob Epstein, d: Timothy Bond
While Quinn struggles with fame in a world where intellect is prized, Arturo tries for a reconciliation with a long-lost love.[/FONT]
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The King is Back w: Tracy Tormé, d: Vern Gillum
It looks like the King is back when Rembrandt is mistaken for a long-deceased rock legend, but an old enemy would like to see the Crying Man disappear again – permanently.[/FONT]
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Luck of the Draw w: Jon Povill, d: Les Landau
Wade finds that she has money to burn when she wins the lottery in a seemingly utopian world, but she soon discovers that her silver cloud has a very dark lining.[/FONT]
Into the Mystic w: Tracy Tormé, d: Richard Compton
The intrepid quartet lands in a world mired in mysticism and superstition, all ruled by a mysterious entity known as The Sorcerer.
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Time Again and World w: Jacob Epstein, d: Vern Gillum
After witnessing a grisly murder, Wade entangles herself in a vast government conspiracy when the same events begin to play out on the next world.[/FONT]
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El Sid w: Jon Povill, d: Paris Barclay
When Quinn rescues a beautiful young woman in distress on a world ruled by violence, her homicidal boyfriend, swearing vengeance for an imagined slight, follows the sliders through the vortex.[/FONT]
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Love Gods w: Tony Blake & Paul Jackson, d: John McPherson
In a world where germ warfare has exterminated most of the male population, Quinn, Rembrandt, and Arturo discover that they've been pegged as runaway "breeders," and every nation of the world wants to capture them.[/FONT]
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The Good, the Bad and the Wealthy w: Scott Smith Miller, d: Oscar L. Costo
In a world where Texas rules most of North America, Quinn finds himself at the center of some highly unorthodox corporate raiding when a gunfight earns him a reputation for being quick on the draw.[/FONT]
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As Time Goes By w: Steve Brown, d: Richard Compton
The sliders find themselves in a perplexing situation: each time they slide into a new world, they encounter the same people as in the previous world. One of the people is Quinn's long-lost love Daelin, who seems to be heading for a fate that only Quinn can prevent.[/FONT]
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Gillian of the Spirits w: Tony Blake & Paul Jackson, d: Paris Barclay
When a bizarre accident separates Quinn from the rest of the Sliders, the only hope for the remaining trio is to put their faith in a troubled young girl with a history of hearing voices – and an ability to communicate with spirits.[/FONT]
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Obsession t: Jon Povill, s: Jon Povill & Steve Brown, d: Colin Bucksey
When the Sliders land in a world dominated by psychics, Wade encounters the man of her dreams, a powerful seer who may have loved Wade in a different life.[/FONT]
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Invasion w: Tracy Tormé, d: Richard Compton
The Sliders encounter a vicious race of technologically advanced aliens who hold a nasty surprise for the quartet – they can slide at will, and intend to conquer every Earth in the dimensional spectrum.[/FONT]
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Post Traumatic Slide Syndrome w: Nan Hagen, d: Adam Nimoy
The Sliders finally land in the one place that none of them wants to leave – home – but Quinn is the only one that has doubts about their good fortune. Meanwhile, Arturo hatches a plan to use Quinn's discoveries to win a Nobel prize, regardless of the cost to the rest of his traveling companions.[/FONT]
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In Dino Veritas w: Steve Brown, d: Oscar L. Costo
The sliders find themselves face-to-jaw with an extremely large (and angry) beast when they lose Quinn and the timer, in a San Francisco that's been developed as a game preserve – of dinosaurs.[/FONT]
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Greatfellas t: Scott Smith Miller, s: Sean Clark and Scott Smith Miller, d: Allan Eastman
In a U.S. where Prohibition was never repealed, the Sliders find themselves embroiled in a vicious struggle among warring organized-crime families, corrupt government officials, and dedicated G-men – one of whom looks exactly like Rembrandt.[/FONT]
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The Young and the Relentless t: T. Edward Anthony & Von Whisenhant, s: Michael X Fernaro and T. Edward Anthony & Von Whisenhant, d: Richard Compton
Quinn and Wade run afoul of their married doubles, who work together as cutthroat software executives on a world where youth rules.[/FONT]
I really like the idea of having a show involved in parallel universes to see what Earth could of been like. I admit a lot of the acting (especially by Quinn, Wade, and the Cryin' Man), is a bit campy. (I'm still in seasons 1 & 2) but overall the show is really fun. I felt bad for them in the episode "Into the Mystic" when they did finally reach home, but because of the gate issue they decided it wasn't and if they had changed their minds, they could of realized they were back home.
