
Alien Nation — Season 1

The Francisco family's relocation to a prosperous Los Angeles suburb exposes them to a virulent undercurrent of hatred and racism propagated by a zealous faction known as the Purists.

Sikes and Francisco (Gary Graham, Eric Pierpoint) find themselves investigating a physician who is deliberately causing the deaths of newcomers in order to improve the prospects of those already established.

A prostitution ring comes to light when Sikes and George (played by Gary Graham and Eric Pierpoint) discover a murder in Sikes' apartment. The victim is a newcomer, fleeing her pimp, and her death sets the pair on a dark path of investigati…

Sikes’ daughter, Cheryl Pollak, makes a visit, accompanied by her fiercely unconventional boyfriend, while Buck Francisco finds himself facing expulsion from school. Also starring Eric Pierpoint.

Amidst the intensity of the riot, the precinct is nearly deserted. Sikes and Francisco must now prevent criminals from seizing control of the station and from raiding the evidence lockers for drugs, money, and weapons.

George (Eric Pierpoint) secured a loan from a woman who identified as a Newcomer loan officer, unaware of the true nature of her operations. He later learned, to his considerable dismay, that she was deeply involved in the distribution of i…

The serial killer’s pattern of targeting those newly arrived in a community echoes a particularly chilling aspect of their history.

In the course of their investigation into the death of a renowned physician, Sikes and George (played by Gary Graham and Eric Pierpoint) uncover evidence suggesting the doctor was attempting to signal a probe in search of the *Newcomer*, a …

George and Sikes (played by Eric Pierpoint and Gary Graham) are hunting for a radical Purist, one who has been systematically killing vulnerable newcomers.

The ghosts of George’s past rise with chilling clarity. A cruel echo from his time as a slave aboard the starship returns in the form of a resurrected Russian Roulette. The game, once a brutal imposition, now offers a chance for retribution…

George (Eric Pierpoint) assumes the guise of a prospective client at a computer dating service catering to those new to the city, hoping to identify a woman who is a killer.

Sikes and George (played by Gary Graham and Eric Pierpoint) find themselves drawn into a federal investigation: a hunt for a Newcomer, an individual conditioned for lethal action during their time in the quarantine camps.

While investigating the bombing of a Newcomer voter campaign office, George and Sikes (Eric Pierpoint, Gary Graham) uncover a scheme orchestrated by Purists to disrupt the upcoming election.

Sikes and George (played by Gary Graham and Eric Pierpoint) pursue a cryptic Tenctonese artifact – a box whose power proves lethal to those who cannot understand it.

Sikes and George (played by Gary Graham and Eric Pierpoint) follow a man consumed by an obsession: a Tenctonese pornography star, Deborah Goodrich.

Sikes (Gary Graham) strives to demonstrate George's (Eric Pierpoint) innocence in the drug case, all while Susan (Michele Scarabelli) makes preparations to move the pod to her husband.

The brutal encounter with the drug suspect, A.D. Muylch, resulted in George – played by Eric Pierpoint – experiencing premature labor.

Detective Sikes (Gary Graham) makes a solemn promise: to apprehend a serial killer who had previously escaped his grasp, now seemingly back in action.

Driven by a fierce resolve, Sikes (Gary Graham) dedicates himself to apprehending Brian Thompson, the man who assaulted him and nearly took his life at the Newcomer convenience store.

George, played by Eric Pierpoint, investigates the murder of a Newcomer corporate executive, David Selburg. Selburg was the inventor of a resilient synthetic fabric.

While investigating the unsettling transformation of a boy—one that Cathy (Terri Treas) had witnessed aboard the slave ship—Sikes and George (Gray Graham, Eric Pierpoint) stumble upon a disturbing scheme to rejuvenate enslaved people.

In the course of investigating a string of inexplicable deaths among the newcomers, Sikes and George (played by Gary Graham and Eric Pierpoint) uncover a scheme to eradicate the burgeoning population through the use of a deadly bacteria.

