List Of Sea Quest DSV Episodes
This is the complete list of seaQuest DSV episodes. In all, there are 57 episodes, with two of them originally being two-hour television movies. If the two multi-part episodes that were aired as continuous two hour episodes ("To Be or Not to Be" and "Daggers") are counted as single episodes then the total number of episodes is 59.
seaQuest DSV first aired on September 12, 1993 with "To Be or Not to Be" and concluded roughly three years later on June 9, 1996 with "Weapons of War".
Read more about List Of Sea Quest DSV Episodes: Seasons, Summary of Series, Continuity, Season 1 (1993-1994), Season 2 (1994-1995), Season 3 ("seaQuest 2032") (1995-1996), Unproduced Episodes
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