![[Season 2 Cast]](images/Roswell_Cast_2000-01.jpg)
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| Liz Parker Max Evans Isabelle Evans Maria DeLuca Michael Guerin Alex[ander C.] Whitman Kyle Valenti Tess Harding Sheriff Valenti |
Shiri Appleby Jason Behr Katherine Heigl Majandra Delfino Brendan Fehr Colin Hanks Nick Wechsler Emilie De Ravin William Sadler |
DOB: 12/07/78 DOB: 12/30/73 DOB: 11/24/78 DOB: 02/20/81 DOB: 10/29/77 DOB: 11/24/77 DOB: 09/03/78 DOB: 12/27/81 DOB: 04/13/50 |
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| 23 | 10/02/00 | 9/30/00 | 9/13/00 | 2ADA01 | Skin and Bones |
| The sci-fi drama about four
alien teens begins its second season.
The intergalactic saga wrapped its freshman run with the extraterrestrial quartet finding a message from home. It revealed that in previous lives, Max was their planet's leader and Michael and Isabel were great warriors. Tess was Max's bride and Isabel was Michael's betrothed. In this installment, their lives on Earth are again in
jeopardy after a geologist discovers the remains of FBI agent
Pierce. He presents his findings to Sheriff Valenti, who tries
to stall the investigation---despite interference from an eager
Deputy Hanson. |
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| 24 | 10/09/00 | 10/07/00 | 9/21/00 | 2ADA02 | Ask Not |
| Max deals with the
pressure of being the aliens' chieftain in this well-scripted
episode that examines the burden of leadership.
The extraterrestrial teens look to Max for guidance after they
discover that a murderous alien entity is pursuing them and that
a potential new threat has taken over the UFO Center. Max's plan
is for them to stay put and not draw attention to themselves,
but Michael fears that inaction could be fatal. As Max holds
firm to his decision, the severity of their dilemma gives him a
special appreciation for his history class's study of the role
that JFK played during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Brody Davis: Desmond Askew. Congresswoman Vanessa Whitaker: Gretchen Egolf. Ed Harding: Jim Ortlieb. History Teacher Mr. Lafeber: J.G. Hertzler. Courtney: Sara Downing. Welder: Bill Jacobson. [45:18] |
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| 25 | 10/16/00 | 10/14/00 | 10/04/00 | 2ADA03 | Surprise |
| Isabel's friends throw
her a surprise birthday party at the Crashdown Cafe, but a
mysterious headache and hallucinations of Tess in jeopardy grip
the alien teen during the festivities. Meanwhile, Liz discovers
that Congresswoman Whitaker has been recording Liz's personal
phone calls at work. Congresswoman Vanessa Whitaker: Gretchen Egolf. Courtney: Sara Downing. Grant Sorenson: Jeremy Davidson. Diane Evans: Mary Ellen Trainor. [43:09] |
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| 26 | 10/23/00 | 10/21/00 | [unknown] | 2ADA04 | Summer of '47 |
| Michael interviews a WWII
veteran from Roswell for a school paper and gets a first-hand
account of the alien crash of 1947. Cast members portray the
tale's participants in flashback segments. Captain Hal Carver: Charles Napier. Teacher: Eric Saiet. Barkeep: Tom Kenny. M.P. #1: Michael Roddy. Patron #1: Finn Curtin. Patron #2: Lisa Kaseman. Bus Driver: Jeff Johnson. |
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| 27 | 10/30/00 | 10/28/00 | 10/18/00 | 2ADA05 | The End of the World |
| Max travels back in
time from the year 2014 to the present to warn Liz that their
personal relationship will result in Earth's conquest by alien
forces. Meanwhile, Michael begins to suspect that Courtney is
not who she appears to be. Jeff Parker: John Doe. Courtney: Sara Downing. Madame Vivian: Winnie Holzman. [45:20] |
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| 28 | 11/06/00 | 11/04/00 | 11/01/00 | 2ADA06 | Harvest |
| Max, Liz, Isabel and
Tess head to Arizona to find a secret organization called the
Universal Friendship League that Congresswoman Whitaker belonged
to. Meanwhile, Michael and Maria hunt for a missing Courtney. Nicholas Crawford: Miko Hughes. Congresswoman Vanessa Whitaker: Gretchen Egolf. Courtney: Sara Downing. Mr. Crawford: Chris Ellis. Mr. T. Greer: Holmes Osborne. Ida Crawford: Jenny O'Hara. Willy: Joshua Wheeler. Newscaster: Bella Shaw. [43:08] |
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| 29 | 11/13/00 | 11/11/00 | 11/08/00 | 2ADA07 | Wipeout |
| Most of the residents
of Roswell disappear after a green pulse from the sky descends
on the town, leaving only the alien quartet, Courtney, Liz, Maria
and the Valenti behind to solve the mystery. The situation gets
worse after Liz finds evidence of a Skin in the area. Courtney: Sara Downing. Nicholas Crawford: Miko Hughes. Diane Evans: Mary Ellen Trainor. Ida Crawford: Jenny O'Hara. James: David Batiste. [43:03] |
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| 30 | 11/20/00 | 11/18/00 | 11/15/00 | 2ADA08 | Meet the Dupes |
| After murdering their
leader, aliens resembling Michael, Isabel and Tess travel to
Roswell from New York to persuade Max to attend a summit with
leaders from other planets. Elsewhere, Brody is attracted to
Maria, whom Michael begins to take for granted. Part 1 Brody Davis: Desmond Askew. Philip Evans: Garrett M. Brown. Bilogy Teacher: Michael Chieffo. Lance: Sean Allen Rector. Driver: Steve Picerni. Uncredited: Zan: Jason Behr. Rath: Brendan Fehr. Lonny: Katherine Heigl. Ava: Emilie De Ravin. [45:15] |
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| 31 | 11/27/00 | 11/25/00 | 11/21/00 | 2ADA09 | Max in the City |
| Max and Tess travel
to New York City, where Rath takes Max to meet an enigmatic
individual called the Emissary, who tests Max's claim to the
throne. Elsewhere, Maria tells Liz about a rumor going around
school that Liz slept with Kyle. Part 2 Brody Davis: Desmond Askew. Nicholas Crawford: Miko Hughes. Emissary: Jerry Gelb. Kathana: Faline England. Sero: David Reivers. Hanar: Marji Martin. Uncredited: Zan: Jason Behr. Rath: Brendan Fehr. Lonny: Katherine Heigl. Ava: Emilie De Ravin. [44:56] |
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| 32 | 12/18/00 | 12/16/00 | 12/14/00 | 2ADA11 | A Roswell Christmas Carol |
| It's not such a wonderful
life for Max after he allows a man to die rather than use his
powers in public to save him.
A car strikes a holiday shopper who pushed his daughter out of the path of the vehicle. As the man lies dying on a crowded sidewalk, Max resists the urge to help him. The man's ghost then haunts the alien teen (the only one who can see him), demanding that Max do something to "restore the balance" for letting him perish. A more mundane Christmas crisis plagues Michael. He agonizes
over a present for Maria, since he neglected to get her any gift
at all last year. |
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| 33 | 1/22/01 | 1/20/01 | 1/03/01 | 2ADA10 | To Serve and Protect |
| Isabel suffers from
nightmares depicting a girl bound, locked in a trunk and
screaming for help. Sheriff Valenti is questioned about the
year-old shooting of Everett Hubble. Elsewhere, Maria's cousin
Sean arrives in town, fresh from a prison stint. Dan Lubetkin: Keith Szarabajka. Grant Sorenson: Jeremy Davidson. Deputy Hanson: Jason Peck. Laurie Dupree: Allison Lange. Mayor: Robert Katims. Judith Foster: Breon Gorman. Sean DeLuca: Devon Gummersall. Buddha: Woon Park. Melissa Foster: Sage Kirkpatrick. Brad: Sebastian Siegel. [44:08] |
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| 34 | 1/29/01 | 1/27/01 | 1/24/01 | 2ADA12 | We Are Family |
| Sheriff Valenti loses
his tin star in this well-scripted episode, which finds the
lawman taking orders from an ambitious FBI agent.
Jim Valenti's unorthodox methods during the search for a missing
girl draw the ire of a by-the-book police officer and an equally
intolerant judge, who suspends Roswell's leading law enforcer. The
sheriff gets a temporary reprieve when an eager Federal agent
requests his help with the case. However, playing second fiddle
doesn't sit well with Valenti, who has no choice but to keep his
demanding new boss in the dark when the investigation takes an
unexpected turn. |
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| 35 | 2/05/01 | 2/05/01 | 1/31/01 | 2ADA13 | Disturbing Behavior |
| Laurie escapes from
an ambulance on her way to a mental facility and unwillingly
joins Michael and Maria, who were following her in the Jetta
and witnessed her getaway. Meanwhile, Isabel is questioned by
Agent Duff about her involvement in Laurie's case. Brody Davis: Desmond Askew. Laurie Dupree: Allison Lange. Grant Sorenson: Jeremy Davidson. Amy DeLuca: Diane Farr. Meredith DuPree: Heidi Swedberg. Deputy Hanson: Jason Peck. Bobby DuPree: Dennis Christopher. Sean DeLuca: Devon Gummersall. Agent Suzanne Duff: Erica Gimpel. Carmen: Rosana Potter. Reporter: Wendy Speake. The Canadian feed was delayed an unprecidented three times. First it was to be at 1600 on Saturday, then 1700 on Sunday and finally 1745 on Monday. The reason given: tape unavailable. Looks like someone screwed up, since the master tape date is before the weekend. [45:20] |
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| 36 | 2/19/01 | 2/17/01 | [unknown] | 2ADA14 | How the Other Half Lives |
| The four-part "Hybrid
Chronicles" concludes with this pivotal installment, which
reveals how the royal four became human.
The story centers on the manhunt for the kidnapper of Laurie
Dupree, an enigmatic young woman who first appeared to Isabel
in the alien's nightmares. In this episode, the Roswell teens
discover why Laurie was abducted and her role in another life
form's attempt to wipe out all living creatures on Earth. They
also learn the anthropological origins of their existence and
why Laurie's relatives want her to believe she is mentally ill:
she is the heir to her family's vast estate. Brody Davis: Desmond Askew. Grant Sorenson: Jeremy Davidson. Laurie DuPree: Allison Lange. Meredith DuPree: Heidi Swedberg. Bobby DuPree: Dennis Christopher. Agent Suzanne Duff: Erica Gimpel. Carmen: Rosana Potter. Clerk: Antonio Vega. [45:09] |
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| 37 | 2/26/01 | 2/24/01 | 2/23/01 | 2ADA15 | Viva Las Vegas |
| Michael's nerves are
shot, so he decides that he and Max should take a trip to Las
Vegas to blow off steam. Isabel and Maria discover the boys'
plan and invite themselves to go along. Then Tess, Kyle, Liz
and Alex hear the news and join the road trip. Dave: Samuel Ball. Traci: Linda Pine. Stripper Auditioner: Howard George. Señora Villa: Eileen Galindo. Glenn: Gregory Saites. Pit Boss: Ned Schmidtke. Security Guard: Michael Bailey Smith. Bellhop: Deondray Gossett. Dealer: Ken Cook. Stickman: Phil Nelson. [Dido's "Thank You" can be heard in the background of one scene.] The Canadian feed was delayed again. 20th Century Fox sure has a problem getting tapes for this show to the TOC on time. It was uplinked at 1030 Saturday. [44:20] |
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| 38 | 4/16/01 | 4/14/01 | 4/11/01 | 2ADA17 | Heart of Mine |
 Max and Liz agree to
go to the prom together as friends, while Michael tells Maria that the
festive event is "totally bogus." Isabel considers asking Alex to the
dance and Kyle sets his sights on taking Tess.Last photo of the group together. Amy DeLuca: Diane Farr. Sean DeLuca: Devon Gummersall. Malamud: Taran Killam. Evan: Scott Clifton. Allie: Michelle Moretti. Juanita: Mya Michaels. [45:15] |
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| 39 | 4/23/01 | 4/21/01 | 4/05/01 | 2ADA18 | Cry Your Name |
| Jim Valenti breaks the news
to the aliens and their friends that Alex was killed in a car accident.
Max attempts to revive the teen, but his efforts fail. The group is
then forced to deal with the loss of their friend. Maria and Isabel
respond emotionally, but Liz remains oddly stoic. Jeff Parker: John Doe. Diane Evans: Mary Ellen Trainor. Philip Evans: Garrett M. Brown. Amy DeLuca: Diane Farr. Mrs. Parker: Jo Anderson. Jerry: Jason Dohring. Deputy Hanson: Jason Peck. Trucker: Hawthorne James. Mr. Whitman: Ted Rooney. [not credited:] Sean DeLuca: Devon Gummersall. [45:20] |
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| 40 | 4/30/01 | 4/28/01 | 4/18/01 | 2ADA19 | It's Too Late, and It's Too Bad |
| Liz continues her
investigation into Alex's death and she enlists Sean's help in
breaking into the school guidance counselor's office, where she
makes a photocopy of Alex's personal file. Meanwhile, Isabel
tells Max that she received a letter from a college that she
hopes to attend in the fall. Amy DeLuca: Diane Farr. Deputy Hanson: Jason Peck. Mr. Whitman: Ted Rooney. Sean DeLuca: Devon Gummersall. Florist: Michael Caldwell. Derek: Jeremy Guskin. Mr. Stockman: Per Bristow. Deb: Alison Ward. Bank Teller: Antoinette Broderick. High School Security Guard: Brendan D. Pentzell. Cabbie: Stephen "Doc" Kupka. Crew Member: David Nathan Schwartz. |
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| 41 | 5/07/01 | 5/05/01 | 5/02/01 | 2ADA20 | Baby, It's You |
| Max gets the shock of his
young life when Tess tells him that they are going to be parents.
The news comes on the heels of the couple's first public
display of affection as Max escorts Tess down the halls of
their high school. With his arm around his latest flame,
the alien king strolls through the parting sea of students
and onlookers, including Michael, Kyle and a very annoyed
Isabel. The announcement of their impending parenthood
comes later that evening when Tess discloses her condition to
Max. However, the extraterrestrial pregnancy yields unexpected
complications---Earth's atmosphere proves inhospitable to the
unborn child. |
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| 42 | 5/14/01 | 5/12/01 | 5/09/01 | 2ADA16 | Off the Menu |
| An electrical shock
knocks out power throughout Roswell and causes Brody to recall
his alien abductions. The frantic man then takes Max, Tess,
Maria and her family hostage at the UFO Center. Michael and
Isabel come looking for Max...and stumble into the crisis. Brody Davis: Desmond Askew. Amy DeLuca: Diane Farr. Sheriff Hanson: Jason Peck. Sean DeLuca: Devon Gummersall. Because this episode is out of sequence, the Max/Tess storyline is screwed up. Max and Tess are "meeting" for the first time in this episode, totally out of sequence with regards to what has already aired. The storyline regarding the search for what really happened to Alex is missing, because he's not dead yet (ignore the recap, as it was done for this displaced episode). IMHO, it was a mistake to move this episode. [44:38] |
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| 43 | 5/21/01 | 5/20/01 | 5/16/01 | 2ADA21 | The Departure |
| The second season of the
sci-fi series concludes as the alien quartet prepares to go home.
Max and his extraterrestrial pals have only 24 hours to say
goodbye to their human families and friends as they prepare
the Granilith for the journey to their home planet. According
to producer Jason Katims, this installment also "solves, pretty
definitively, the mystery surrounding [the death of] Alex." As
for the future of the teen series, Katims says, "The only thing
we know for sure is that we don't know anything for sure. It's
similar to the situation we were in last year. We may return or
we may not." |
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