Outer Limits (1990s series) Episode Guide
Season 7
Season 7 episode guide revision date: October 7, 2020
The latest version of this guide can be found at:
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See the guide introduction for notes about the series. Air dates are the first showing on the U.S. Sci-Fi Channel.
131. Family Values - March 16, 2001
A man believes all his family problems will be solved when he purchases a robot to help around the house.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Tom Arnold | ||
| Catherine Mary Stewart | ||
| Gerard Plunkett | ||
| Kimberley Warnat | ||
| Giacomo Baessato | ||
| Alfred E. Humphreys | ||
| Beverley Elliott | ||
| Written by | James Crocker | |
| Directed by | Mike Rohl | |
| Featuring | ||
| Michael Daingerfield | Delivery Person | |
| Jordan Weller | Zack | |
| Graham Wardle | Max | |
| Brent JD Sheppard | Man on TV | |
| Jade Pawluk | Clay | |
| Clay St. Thomas | Host on TV | |
132. Patient Zero - March 23, 2001
A man travels back to the past to find and kill the carrier of a deadly plague that threatens to annihilate mankind.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Michael Rooker | ||
| Tanya Allen | ||
| Laurie Murdoch | ||
| Gillian Barber | ||
| David Cubitt | ||
| Written by | John-Michael Maas | |
| Directed by | Mario Azzopardi | |
| Featuring | ||
| Patrick McManus | Dr. Mandel | |
| Myfanwy Meilen | Beckett's Wife | |
| Karina Carreck | Nurse | |
| Aaron Joseph | Basketball Kid | |
| Kyra Azzopardi | Catherine | |
| Bruce Campbell | Coffee Guy | |
Notes: Kyra Azzopardi is the daughter of director Mario Azzopardi.
133. A New Life - March 30, 2001
A stressed out businessman and his girlfriend leave town to join an influential cult.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Brad Rowe | ||
| Jeremy Sisto | ||
| Michelle Beaudoin | ||
| Nick Mancuso | as Father | |
| Written by | Mark Stern | |
| Directed by | Mario Azzopardi | |
| Featuring | ||
| Holly Ferguson | Heather | |
| Michael Ekland | Jacob | |
| Jeremy van den Driesen | Polk | |
134. The Surrogate - April 6, 2001
A struggling artist signs up for a surrogate birth program.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Heather Donahue | ||
| Erich Anderson | ||
| Ocean Hellman | ||
| Cheryl Wilson | ||
| Ian Robison | ||
| Elizabeth McLaughlin | ||
| William MacDonald | ||
| Written by | A L Katz | |
| Directed by | Ken Girotti | |
| Featuring | ||
| G. Patrick Currie | Ben | |
| Ronin | Dr. Chan | |
| Enid-Raye Adams | Emily | |
| Simone Bailly | Administrator | |
| Samantha McKenna | Debbie | |
135. The Vessel - April 13, 2001
An arrogant author survives a tragic space-shuttle mishap.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Jere Burns | ||
| Bruce Gray | ||
| Tom Butler | ||
| Jay Brazeau | ||
| Marie Stillin | ||
| Zachary Ansley | ||
| Chilton Crane | ||
| Written by | Sam Egan | |
| Directed by | Jimmy Kaufman | |
| Featuring | ||
| Anthony DeLongis | Commander McCarty | |
| Erica Carroll | Nurse | |
| Deni DeLory | Alexis | |
| Jordan Watson | Timothy | |
| Joe Maffei | Landlord | |
| Bill Meilen | Old Drunk | |
| Brian Arnold | Neswcaster | |
| Thomas J. Potter | Tattooed Thug | |
Notes: Acknowledgment in the closing credits: Space program footage courtesy of NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Media Services Corp.
136. Mona Lisa - April 20, 2001
An android escapes her labratory to search for friendship.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Rachel Ticotin | ||
| Laura Harris | ||
| Timothy Webber | ||
| Michael David Simms | ||
| Written by | John Schulian | |
| Directed by | Brad Turner | |
| Featuring | ||
| Biski Gugushe | Chief Technician | |
| Mark Brandon | The Gentleman | |
| Michael P. Northey | Vern | |
| Rick Poltaruk | Banjo | |
| Dean Wray | Al McDermot | |
| Dax Belanger | Security Guard | |
| Derek Morrison | Deadbeat | |
| Julia Tortolano | Amanda | |
| Sylvesta Stuart & James Ralph | Ominous Men | |
137. Replica - April 27, 2001
A biogeneticist illegally clones his comatose wife.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Sherilyn Fenn | ||
| Peter Outerbridge | ||
| Garwin Sanford | ||
| Kwesi Ameyaw | ||
| Written by | Sam Egan | |
| Directed by | Brad Turner | |
| Featuring | ||
| Michele Bogdanow | Nurse | |
| Derek Peakman | Dr. Pastore | |
| John Treleaven | Investor | |
| Haili Page | Young Nora | |
| Lindsay Jameson | Nora's Mother | |
| J.M. Landry | Nora's Father | |
138. Think Like A Dinosaur - June 15, 2001
One human is the only permanent occupant of a station located on a vast empty plain of the moon. His companions are an emotionless lizard-like alien species who have developed a highly advanced means of long distance travel by 'jumping' through space.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Enrico Colantoni | ||
| Linnea Sharples | ||
| David Lewis | ||
| Based on the Short Story by | James Patrick Kelly | |
| Written by | Mark Stern | |
| Directed by | Jorge Montesi | |
| Featuring | ||
| Peter Grier | Steve | |
| Scott McNeil | Silloin / Linna | |
139. Alien Shop - June 22, 2001
An alien shapeshifter who runs an unusual antique and bric-a-brac store has some interesting lessons to offer earthly residents.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Johnathon Schaech | ||
| Michelle Harrison | ||
| Alex Diakun | ||
| Tom Heaton | ||
| Story by | Pen Densham | |
| Teleplay by | Pen Densham & Nora O'Brien | |
| Directed by | Peter DeLuise | |
| Featuring | ||
| P. Lynn Johnson | Lucy | |
| Arnie Walters | Father Pat | |
| Dee Jay Jackson | Joe | |
| Ralph Alderman | Phil | |
| Maxine Miller | Mrs. Fitzgerald | |
| Russell Ferrier | Cop | |
| Leanne Adachi | Dr. Healy | |
| Howard Siegel | Bum | |
| Kevin Blatch | Jewelry Salesman | |
| Dan Shea | Old Man/Cop | |
| Keith Provost | Dealership Manager | |
| Jeffrey Ballard | Young Boy | |
140. Worlds Within - June 29, 2001
A female physicist suffering from a terminal disease starts to have visions of a boy in a vegetative state.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Joanna Going | ||
| Geraint Wyn Davies | ||
| William B. Davis | ||
| Haig Sutherland | ||
| Written by | Michael Sadowski | |
| Directed by | Brian Giddens | |
| Featuring | ||
| Samantha Sewell | Mother | |
| Khaira Ledeyo | Jane | |
| Johannah Newmarch | Nancy | |
| Shawn Reis | Jensen | |
| Devin Douglas Drewitz | Young Boy | |
| Marcy Goldberg | Obnoxious Woman | |
| Glenn Ennis | Guard | |
| Igor Morozov | Russian Scientist | |
141. In the Blood - July 6, 2001
An exploratory mission into space passes through a quantum hole torn into the very fabric of the universe and enters another continuum, a trans-space just beneath its surface.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Irene Bedard | ||
| Greg Evigan | ||
| Monique Mojica | ||
| Helene Joy | ||
| Cameron Daddo | ||
| Written by | Alan Brennert | |
| Directed by | Jorge Montesi | |
142. Flower Child - July 21, 2001
A seductive woman challenges a young couple's ideas of commitment and monogamy.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Jeremy London | ||
| Rebecca Reichert | ||
| Jud Tylor | ||
| Kavan Smith | ||
| Ken Tremblett | ||
| Written by | Jeffrey Hirschfield | |
| Directed by | Brad Turner | |
| Featuring | ||
| James Crescenzo | Sylvano | |
| Christina Jastrzembska | Mary | |
143. Free Spirit - July 28, 2001
A strange entity possesses schizophrenics in a mental asylum.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Dina Meyer | ||
| Colin Ferguson | ||
| Barbara Tyson | ||
| Ty Olsson | ||
| Ron Selmour | ||
| Written by | Danny McBride | |
| Directed by | Brad Turner | |
| Featuring | ||
| Xantha Radley | Sarah | |
| John R. Taylor | Leon | |
| Robert Weiss | Blue Tech | |
| Ben Gehrke, Darren Birch & Aaron Douglas | Test Subjects | |
| Darryl Scheelar | Ben | |
| Steve Archer | Lead Cop | |
| Oga Nwobsi | TV Anchorwoman | |
| Noah Beggs | Prison Guard | |
144. Mindreacher - August 4, 2001
A doctor puts her sanity on the line when testing a psychological tool allowing her to enter her patients' minds.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Jamie Luner | ||
| Patrick McKenna | ||
| John Pyper-Ferguson | ||
| Terry David Mulligan | ||
| Britt Irvin | ||
| Barbara Pollard | ||
| Excerpt by | Chris Ruppenthal | |
| Written by | Naomi Janzen | |
| Directed by | Jimmy Kaufman | |
| Featuring | ||
| Rekha Sharma | Reese | |
| Yvonne Meyers | Guard | |
| Marcel Maillard | Homeless Man | |
| Simon Burnett | Priest | |
| Mike Lapage | Security Guard | |
| Katherine Haynes | Woman | |
| Artine Brown | Drunk | |
Notes: The excerpt was from Seeds of Destruction.
145. Time to Time - August 11, 2001
A dedicated daughter trips back in time to change her Dad's destiny.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Kristin Lehman | ||
| Paul Popowich | ||
| Alex Diakun | ||
| Ingrid Kavelaars | ||
| Ryan Robbins | ||
| and | Chris William Martin | |
| Excerpts by | Sam Egan | |
| Written by | Sam Egan | |
| Directed by | James Head | |
| Featuring | ||
| David Pauls | Travis | |
| Grace Park | Satchko | |
| Jessica Amlee | Young Lorelle | |
| Emy Aneke | James | |
| Aaron Craven | ROTC Student | |
| Audra Ricketts | Tiana | |
| Lee Tockar | Pothead | |
| Cory Chetyrbok | Hippie | |
Notes: The excerpts were from Tribunal and Gettysburg.
146. Abduction - August 18, 2001
An alien makes an offer to five high school students.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Zachery Ty Bryan | ||
| Jesse Cadotte | ||
| Jesse Moss | ||
| Meghan Ory | ||
| Kandyse McClure | ||
| Eric Schneider | ||
| Written by | James Crocker | |
| Directed by | Mario Azzopardi | |
| Featuring | ||
| Don Kline | Principal | |
147. Rule of Law - August 25, 2001
A circuit court judge goes to a frontier planet that has never known the judicial system. His first trial is of an alien accused of being in an attack where several humans were killed.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Dennis Haysbert | ||
| Scott Hylands | ||
| Anne Marie Loder | ||
| Carrie Genzel | ||
| Shaun Johnston | ||
| Matthew Walker | ||
| and | Michael Ironside | |
| Written by | Tracy Torme & John-Michael Maas | |
| Directed by | Mike Rohl | |
| Featuring | ||
| Ian Marsh | Medusan Defendant | |
| Michasha Armstrong | Hmong | |
| Robert Freeman | Armstrong | |
| Gerry South | Matt | |
| Todd Sandomirsky | Dov | |
| Frank C. Turner | Old Man | |
| Paul Whitney | Bailiff | |
| Martin Sims | Andy | |
| Catherine Lough Haggquist | Eileen | |
| Charles Zuckermann | Medusan Chieftain | |
148. Lion's Den - September 8, 2001
A high-school wrestling team takes new drugs which cause some unexpected changes.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| John Wesley Shipp | ||
| Roger R. Cross | ||
| Duncan Fraser | ||
| Sarah Deakins | ||
| and | Shawn Ashmore | |
| Story by | Matthew Hastings & Bart Baker | |
| Teleplay by | Matthew Hastings | |
| Directed by | Matthew Hastings | |
| Featuring | ||
| Crystal Buble | Linda | |
| Noel Fisher | Brae | |
| Larry Musser | Larry Leonard | |
| Jeremy Guilbaut | Brent | |
| Alex Rae | Warren | |
| P.J. Prinsloo | Eric | |
| Robbie Holloway | Robb | |
| Chris Allen | Blonde Wrestler | |
149. The Tipping Point - September 15, 2001
A programmer who claimed someone was out to get him mysteriously vanishes after trying to download some software from the company's mainframe. His replacement finds out there is a secret project, called Prometheus, to create a universal language that will allow any computer to instantaneously talk to any other computer. If instantaneous communication between millions of computers can be achieved the computers may act as neutrons within the brain in which non-thinking computers merge into a thinking intelligence - the tipping point. When this happens someone will be able to rule the world by using computers.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Kerr Smith | ||
| Gabrielle Miller | ||
| David Lovgren | ||
| Gus Lynch | ||
| Jim Byrnes | ||
| Written by | Paul Mones | |
| Directed by | Brent Karl Clackson | |
| Featuring | ||
| Jonathan Cherry | Andy | |
| Rob Bruner | Bryce | |
| Allan Gray | Prometheus | |
| Anthony Harrison | Detective Saunders | |
| Erica Carroll & Katherine Haynes | Energy Beings | |
150. Dark Child - January 4, 2002
An alien abductee 17 years ago copes with a teen daughter.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Nora Dunn | ||
| Andrew Airlie | ||
| Katharine Isabelle | ||
| Written by | Michael Sloan | |
| Directed by | Steve Anker | |
| Featuring | ||
| Kathleen Duborg | Karen | |
| Jane Sowerby | Susan | |
| Brandy Heidrick | Marilyn | |
| Christine Kennedy | Candace | |
| Rhonda Dent | Younger Laura | |
| Danny Danado | Harry | |
| Dallas Thompson | Allyson | |
| Chris Gibson | Pharmacist | |
| Neil Schell | Dr. Campbell | |
| David Thomson | Mr. Garvey | |
151. The Human Factor - January 11, 2002
In the year 2059 humans fight an android who's artificial intelligence has determined that the spread of colonization by destructive humans must be stopped.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Robert Duncan McNeill | ||
| Zack Ward | ||
| Stephen Spender | ||
| Kevan Ohtsji | ||
| Laara Sadiq | ||
| Excerpts by | ||
| James Crocker, Carleton Eastlake, Sam Egan, Geoffrey Hollands, Lawrence Meyers, Grant Rosenberg, Naren Shankar, Mark Stern, Garth Gerald Wilson, Brad Wright | ||
| Written by | Steven Aspis & Grady Hall | |
| Directed by | Robert Habros | |
| Featuring | ||
| Malcolm Stewart | Garrison | |
| Talia Ranger | Kaila | |
| Catherine Zak | Jen Grover | |
Notes: The excerpts were from Phobos Rising, Hearts and Minds, Manifest Destiny, Something About Harry, The Haven, Final Exam, Final Appeal, The Vaccine, and Replica.
152. Human Trials - January 18, 2002
A decorated soldier undergoes life-and-death tests for a mysterious mission.
| [Guest Starring] | ||
| Jason Gedrick | ||
| Lochlyn Munro | ||
| Leanne Adachi | ||
| and | Kim Coates | |
| Excerpts by | ||
| Alan Brennert, Sam Egan, Hart Hanson, Grant Rosenberg, Chris Ruppenthal, Michael Sadowski, Naren Shankar, Tracy Torme | ||
| The Human Operators based on the Short Story by Harlan Ellison & A.E. van Vogt | ||
| Story by | Grady Hall & Brian Nohr | |
| Teleplay by | Mark Stern | |
| Directed by | Brad Turner | |
| Featuring | ||
| Dean Marshall | Mason | |
| Glynis Davies | Dr. Baker | |
| Brent Karl Clackson | Sergeant Skeeter | |
Notes: The excerpts were from Nightmare, Hearts and Minds, The Human Operators, In the Blood, Monster, The Voyage Home, Tempests, and World's Within.
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