Captain Harlock and The Queen of A Thousand Years - Episode List

Episode List

  1. Genesis
  2. The Inferno
  3. Mystery of the Observatory
  4. Simple Diversions
  5. Origins
  6. Deadly Games
  7. Firefight
  8. Clash of Will
  9. The Knockout Punch
  10. The Hidden Land
  11. Life Sentence
  12. Zero Hour
  13. Revelations
  14. Boot Camp
  15. Battle Stations
  16. Survival Time
  17. Undersea Encounter
  18. Desert Sands
  19. Healing Ways
  20. The Abduction
  21. World for Ransom
  22. Journey Into Darkness
  23. Hot Seat
  24. Knights Without Honor
  25. Firing Line
  26. Royal Treatment
  27. Lone Justice
  28. Passion Play
  29. Cat and Mouse
  30. The Last Laugh
  31. The Raiding Party
  32. The Dark Dimensions
  33. Fire and Brimstone
  34. The White Ship
  35. Command Performance
  36. Glory Days
  37. The Price of Failure
  38. The Days of My Youth
  39. Chain Gang
  40. The Master Builder
  41. Return Engagement
  42. To Catch a Captain
  43. Double Jeopardy
  44. Danger Below
  45. The Deadly Duel
  46. Lightning Strikes Twice
  47. Queen’s Gambit
  48. Mutual Destruction
  49. The Shocking Truth
  50. The Set Up
  51. The Sound of Laughter
  52. Treason Is in the Eye of the Beholder
  53. Date With Destiny
  54. Balance of Power
  55. The Gauntlet
  56. Ray of Hope
  57. Phoenix Rising
  58. Manifest Destiny
  59. Friend or Foe
  60. Walking Wounded
  61. White Water
  62. Coast Guard
  63. Vengeance
  64. Anchors Away
  65. A New Beginning

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