Season 3 ("seaQuest 2032") (1995-1996)
| Title | Original airdate | Production | Episode # | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Brave New World" | September 20, 1995 | 301 | 45 | |
| Ten years after seaQuest mysteriously disappeared off the face of the Earth, Lucas reappears and is taken into UEO custody. When the rest of the crew and the boat also reappear on Earth, they find that the world has become a much more dangerous place in the past decade. (Special guest star: Roy Scheider.) | ||||
| "In the Company of Ice and Profit" | September 27, 1995 | 302 | 46 | |
| As the crew chafes against the hard-as-nails attitude of Captain Hudson, Larry Deon of Deon International plots to send an iceberg the size of New England towards Saudi Arabia, which, when melted, would flood the Saudi desert, increasing the demand for his water purification technologies. To prevent Hudson from destroying the iceberg, Deon plants Macronesian refugees on its surface, led by a former member of seaQuest`s crew: Lieutenant Benjamin Krieg. (Special guest star: John D'Aquino.) | ||||
| "Smoke on the Water" | October 11, 1995 | 303 | 47 | |
| When UEO haulers begin to mysteriously disappear, the seaQuest is ordered to stand guard and defend the ships. However, this mission reunites Hudson with his long-lost love. Meanwhile, when Dagwood encounters a group of Daggers up-world, he considers leaving seaQuest and Lucas must learn about the responsibilities of being an officer. | ||||
| "Destination Terminal"/"Totally Terminal" | October 18, 1995 | 304 | 48 | |
| When a revolutionary new underwater train heads out on her maiden voyage, Lucas is ordered by Captain Hudson to go along and observe, while Commander Ford and Henderson also take a ride on a secret date. However, when Deon International plots to keep the air travel business at number one, they sabotage the train and kill the engineer, leaving Lucas to stop the locomotive before it crashes. | ||||
| "Chains of Command" | November 1, 1995 | 305 | 49 | |
| When UEO missiles are launched against a Macronesian outpost, Captain Hudson is ordered to relieve his former commanding officer, Admiral Vanalden, who has seized control of a secret military base and plans to plunge the human race into a state of nuclear war. | ||||
| "Brainlock" | January 12, 1996 | 311 | 50 | |
| On the eve of the signing of the new UEO charter, President Alexander Bourne and Larry Deon conspire to gain control of Lieutenant Fredericks' psyche-implant in order to program her to assassinate Secretary General McGath and cripple the UEO beyond repair. | ||||
| "Spindrift" | November 8, 1995 | 306 | 51 | |
| After rescuing a group of children from a Macronesian attack, Henderson is captured and sentenced to death by President Alexander Bourne. Unwilling to accept this, Captain Hudson organizes a rescue mission, one that puts Lieutenant Brody's life in extreme jeopardy. | ||||
| "Equilibrium" | November 15, 1995 | 307 | 52 | |
| Upon discovering a viral outbreak caused by a rescue mission mounted by the original seaQuest over a decade earlier, Lucas develops a method to counteract the agent. However, when Captain Bridger arrives on the scene and proposes to let the pathogen naturally breakdown, seaQuest soon finds itself locked in mortal combat with its former captain. (Special guest star: Roy Scheider.) | ||||
| "Resurrection" | December 6, 1995 | 308 | 53 | |
| After faking his own death, environmental radical Max Scully once again encounters the seaQuest and plans to use the ship's laser banks to detonate an underwater nuclear stockpile that will destroy the human race, save for a select few within his environmental paradise; Ecotopia. | ||||
| "Good Soldiers" | December 20, 1995 | 309 | 54 | |
| Captain Bridger, Lucas, Commander Ford, and Dagwood infiltrate a former UEO base, now in the hands of Macronesia, to locate a set of top-secret data crystals containing information on crimes against humanity; crimes that Bridger and Ford were accessories to. (Special guest star: Roy Scheider.) | ||||
| "Second Chance" | December 27, 1995 | 310 | 55 | |
| A freak imbalance in one of seaQuest`s reactor cores creates a time displacement sphere around the boat that rockets the ship back in time to October 1962, where they find that all of mankind has been destroyed as a result of the Cuban Missile Crisis. With no choice, the crew must travel back further in time to try to prevent the holocaust. | ||||
| "Reunion" | January 28, 1996 | 312 | 56 | |
| On a diplomatic mission, Henderson discovers that her former love is now a prisoner and forced to work as slave labour. She also finds that Mason Freeman, Larry Deon's right-hand man, is also a prisoner. When the two of them instigate a prison break and steal a submarine, they capture a UEO science outpost and hold the science team hostage. | ||||
| "Weapons of War" (Series Finale) | June 9, 1996 | 313 | 57 | |
| As seaQuest patrols a free trade zone between the UEO and Macronesia, Lieutenant O'Neill's on-line romance turns out to be a defector from an elusive Asian power known as the Chaodai; a power that attacks both the UEO and Macronesia with its impressive sub-fighter capability. In this final adventure, one member of seaQuest`s crew will not live to see another day. | ||||
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