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Nach Jahren unfreiwilligen Kälteschlafes wird Captain Dylan Hunt, Commander des Raumschiffes Andromeda, mit einer ihm völlig fremden Welt konfrontiert: Die Vereinigung der Planeten, in deren Auftrag er unterwegs war, existiert nicht mehr. Zusätzlich zu dem bekannten Namen Roddenberrys wurde als weiteres Zugpferd der aus der Serie Hercules bekannte Schauspieler Kevin Sorbo engagiert. Andromeda Schauspieler, Cast & Crew. Liste der Besetung: Brent Stait, Brandy Ledford, Ralf Moeller u.v.m. Die Schauspielerin Lexa Doig spielte die Rolle von Andromeda Ascendant in der Serie Andromeda von bis Synchronsprecherin von Lexa Doig bei. Finde alle Informationen zur Besetzung das Staffel 5 von Andromeda: Schauspieler, Regisseur und Drehbuchautoren. Besetzung, Charaktere, Schauspieler & Crew der TV-Serie: Kevin Sorbo · Lisa Ryder · Laura Bertram · Gordon Michael Woolvett · Lexa Doig · Keith Hamilton . Die US-amerikanische Science-Fiction-Serie "Andromeda" handelt von Captain Dylan Hunt, der nach Jahren Kälteschlaf eine völlig chaotische >> MEHR.
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With him is the crew of the ship that, with profit in mind and unknowing of her captain still being alive, salvaged Andromeda from the black hole keeping her suspended in time.
Andromeda originally hid in the black hole after a big battle. When Captain Hunt wakes up he realizes that this battle was the beginning of an epic war and that the great civilization he was defending, the Commonwealth, has been eradicated from existence.
He and his unlikely and sometimes unpredictable crew starts on a mission to once again bring hope to the galaxy. Written by Bug. Andromeda is, to my surprise, a pretty good show.
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He is the last known surviving member of the once-powerful Kodiak Pride of the Nietzscheans. Tyr Anasazi was captured and sold by alien slavers at a relatively young age to work in diamond mines.
One day the mines caved in and he was buried approximately metres underground, but he escaped, partly due to his indomitable will and his genetically derived superior strength and endurance.
He became a highly paid and talented mercenary and was secretly hired by a wealthy and powerful Nightsider, Gerentex to secure the presumed lost High Guard warship Andromeda Ascendant with the crew of the Eureka Maru.
Although Tyr's aggressive attitude and combative nature occasionally put him at odds with Dylan's more pacifistic approach, the two strong men developed a certain respect for each other.
Tyr once commented that, in his opinion, if the universe collapsed, Dylan would be one of the only three survivors the other two being Tyr himself and the cockroaches.
Although Dylan knew that he could only "trust Tyr to be Tyr", he also knew how to ensure that what was best for Tyr Anasazi would also be best for the Andromeda.
However, over time Tyr Anasazi did occasionally display some surprisingly self-sacrificing behavior for a Nietzschean, such as when he risked death by hypothermia when trapped on the sinking Eureka Maru with Rev Bem and Seamus Harper so that the comatose Harper could use the only available EVA suit They intended to flood the sinking ship with water and release it to propel them upwards, with Rev's Magog physiology leaving him better equipped to cope with the temperature.
Tyr Anasazi was separated from her shortly after the consummation of his arranged marriage and they met again more than a year later.
His young son, Tamerlane Anasazi was revealed to be the genetic reincarnation of the legendary Nietzschean Progenitor, Drago Museveni , prophesied to be the Nietzschean Messiah, a great leader who would one day unite the various Nietzschean Prides and lead them to total domination over all the sentient species of the galaxies.
This attracted the attention of the Genites, a group of fanatical genetic purists who sought to destroy genetically enhanced superhumans, especially the men and women of the Nietzschean Prides.
Freya of Orca Pride died in the conflict with the Genites which brought their armies into Nietzschean territory and virtually wiped out the rest of Orca Pride.
Their son Tamerlane Anasazi was sent away secretly for his own safety, with Tyr telling Dylan and the rest of the crew that his son was dead.
In the season three episode "And Your Heart Will Fly Away", Tyr Anasazi's former lover, a headstrong and fiery Nietzschean woman whom they rescue, named Desiree D'lene, is revealed to be Medea Zimri, out of Isabella by Zarathustra, also of the once-powerful but now fallen Kodiak Pride, though this fact they both state their intention to conceal, when they part at the end of the episode.
In the beginning of season 4, he uses his son Tamerlane Anasazi's DNA to trick all the other Nietzschean Prides into thinking he is the genetic reincarnation of legendary Nietzschean Progenitor Drago Museveni.
He secretly unites the Drago-Kazov, the Sabra-Jaguar and the Maroon Prides, the three most powerful Nietzschean Prides, becomes their supreme leader and leaves Andromeda because his people were working with the Spirit of the Abyss.
He then looked for the Star Map to the Route of Ages in order to weaken the Abyss and find a way to destroy the terrifying race of the Magog, which threatened all the sentient inhabitants of the Known Worlds with extinction.
He ultimately ended up in an alternate universe where thought becomes reality with Andromeda crew-member Beka Valentine.
Once the Spirit of the Abyss sealed its influence inside Beka, Dylan, new Nietzschean officer Telemachus Rhade and engineer Seamus Harper arrive and attempt to capture him.
As he tries to escape, they shoot him in the back and injure him. Defiant to the end, Tyr Anasazi refused to surrender. He fell into the abyss, a canyon with endless darkness, and was never seen again.
Seamus Zelanzy Harper , played by Canadian actor Gordon Michael Woolvett , is a member of the Andromeda Ascendant crew and is the engineer and fix-it man.
Harper is the only member of the Andromeda ' s crew born and raised on post-Commonwealth Earth , specifically in Boston. After the Fall, it was conquered by the wealthy and powerful, ruling Nietzschean Pride called the Drago-Kazov, who treated unengineered humans poorly, and its inhabitants were frequently attacked by the Magog.
The human denizens of Earth lived in poverty and conflict, which prompted Harper to run away. He was hired by Bobby Jensen for a one-time-gig, which placed him on the Eureka Maru , a salvage ship captained by Beka Valentine.
After learning that Bobby had lied to her, Beka broke up with Bobby and hired Harper as the new engineer of the Maru.
Harper's tumultuous upbringing has left him with somewhat deficient social skills, as well as a poor immune system—significantly he is the only non-genetically-enhanced human in the entire crew, with Dylan's mother being from a high-gravity world and Beka's reflexes having been enhanced by her father—and he prefers to spend his time in the company of machines, constantly fixing and upgrading Andromeda and her various systems.
He is quirky, sarcastic, funny, a bit ego-centric, but undoubtedly a genius. He also constructed the humanoid avatar for the Andromeda AI, called Rommie by the crew.
Harper has a neural interface also called a Cerebral Port, or Data Port at the base of his skull, which he uses to jack into computers, sentient ships, and programs.
Harper's middle name, "Zelazny", was probably given to the character by the writers as a tribute to the late, beloved science-fiction and fantasy author, Roger Zelazny.
Harper once introduced himself as "Lieutenant Seamus Harper". While it is not unlikely that after the recreation of the Commonwealth the civilian command crew of the Andromeda would be officially enrolled into the High Guard and given ranks, and the rank insignia he was wearing on his clothes at the time would seem to support this, since Harper was at the time speaking to two attractive women and has never used the rank again in conversation, it is possible he was lying or exaggerating.
Trance Gemini was played by Canadian actress Laura Bertram. Her first appearance on the show is as a young, purple-skinned alien of unknown origin with a prehensile tail, somewhat resembling Marvel Comics ' X-Man , Nightcrawler.
She represents the archetype of the animal-like, sweet, sensitive, and silly fantasy creature and serves as both comic relief and moral support.
Her behavior overall is innocent and childlike or naive, though ultimately serious direly so at times , and clever.
For example, her report on Dylan Hunt's rescue was "I looked for you. I found out where you were. I traveled to where you were.
I got you out. The report is childlike, yet intentionally covert, neatly expressing the character's way of thinking.
Trance Gemini was the last member to join the crew of Beka Valentine's salvage ship Eureka Maru before they rescued the Andromeda Ascendant and its captain, Dylan Hunt , from the event horizon of a black hole.
On the Andromeda , Trance serves as Environmentals and Life Support officer, xenobiologist, botanist and physician. Her work is mainly in the ship's hydroponics garden or medical deck, though she serves as member of the bridge crew as well.
Trance is mysterious about her true nature. Her accurate though untrained precognitive abilities save the crew of the Andromeda on many occasions.
This ability also helps her in gambling , espionage and thievery when necessary. In season two, Trance undergoes a transformation.
Effects from a Tesseract machine, which folds spacetime and causes distorted overlaps between past and future, enables her to switch places with her future self.
The "new" Trance is also played by Laura Bertram , but is now an accomplished warrior with a more seasoned and hardened personality, and golden skintone.
It is later revealed to all that she is the original Vedran Sun, a member of the Lambent Kith Nebula — a species of sentient suns.
In the series finale we learn that she was the oldest and first in the Nebula, who left them to protect Dylan Hunt , as the Paradine have always protected the Lambent Kith.
The suns of the Lambent Kith Nebula are the enemies of the Abyss, and aim to destroy it. Trance has special powers and abilities. For instance, she can transform into a model of her own Sun and go supernova at will.
She attempts to destroy the Magog Worldship with this ability and appears successful at first, but is instead badly crippled by her efforts. Trance plays a critical role during the Nietzschean Secession, in which the crew of the Andromeda fought with former crewmember Tyr Anasazi to obtain passage to the Route of Ages.
When the Andromeda crew is in Seefra , Trance is in her Sun state, known as the core creature. Once in humanoid form, she has no recollection of her identity or capabilities.
She later displays the ability to tesseract at will. Trance discovers that her "people", the Lambent Kith Nebula, have come under the spell of the Abyss.
She decides to use her Sun to destroy the Abyss. Afterwards she seems to receive a message from her Sun, which she gleefully relays as "It is my Sun.
The Abyss is dead! In Robert Hewitt Wolfe 's original plan for Andromeda , Trance Gemini's race Solar avatars would have been the "Lightbringers", or " Lucifers ", who waged war in " Heaven " - the original state of the Universe as infinitesimally small, perfect Space, or the Primordial Black Hole - resulting in the Big Bang.
The Spirit of the Abyss was conceived of as an embodiment of Love a "twisted stalker " sort of love, in this case gravity bringing the Universe to crash back in on itself - the cycle and duality of the nature of reality expressed.
Rather than being the avatar for the Vedran Sun, Trance Gemini would have been, "a Sun in the Gemini constellation dreaming it's a person", hence the character's name.
Wolfe's version was overwritten when he was replaced by Bob Engels as head writer and producer for Andromeda.
It was, however, released online as a page story, entitled "Andromeda Coda". The name "Bem" refers to " bug-eyed monster ", [1] a nickname for science fiction aliens.
He is a Magog and a devout member of the Wayist religion, therefore he has to control his baser instincts to kill other living beings for food, or forcibly infest them with Magog eggs the offspring eat their host for reproduction.
His original name is a series of loud screeches in his native Magog tongue. The closest English translation is Red Plague. Rev Bem is kind and understanding when most beings he encounters greet him with a shriek of terror and aim a weapon at him; indeed, Dylan once said that Rev was the closest thing to a savior he had ever met.
He commonly served as the ship's physicist and psychiatrist during his time on the ship, providing someone for the crew to talk to about their problems and performing scientific analysis of recent discoveries.
The most noble detail about his personality is his refusal to fire weapons or kill any beings despite the danger the crew face; when he was once forced to kill Magog in self-defence when the Andromeda first encountered the Magog worldship and the Spirit of the Abyss, he subsequently starved himself for several weeks to make up for his actions.
He dealt with his physiological need to kill his food by cultivating salmon, which he killed painlessly immediately before devouring them. During a visit to a people with perfect genetic memory who were being taught the values of Wayism and faced threat from slavers, Rev Bem's genetic material was extracted by a woman who infested herself with his larval offspring.
Although he was an unwilling participant in the event, Rev nevertheless allowed the children to be born, hoping that the 'mother's' genetic memory would result in the creation of Magog with some degree of innocence.
After the birth, this hope was proved to be correct; while the children were initially indiscriminately violent, they demonstrated a willingness to cooperate with humans shortly after birth that had never been seen in a Magog before.
Rev Bem's last appearance as a regular cast member was in the mid-second-season episode "Ouroboros", where he departed to try to find himself, his faith tested after the confrontation with the Abyss.
He guest starred in the third-season episode "What Happens to a Rev Deferred? Though it is commonly said that Stait left Andromeda due to an allergic reaction to the prosthetics his character required, a interview revealed his departure was motivated by "physical exhaustion" from wearing the full Rev Bem costume.
Rommie was played by Canadian actress Lexa Doig. She was built and given material form as an android by the engineer Seamus Harper, who also seems to be infatuated with his work.
As a ship's avatar, Rommie is a unique aspect of the Andromeda ' s AI, which also manifests itself as a hologram and an on-screen image.
Early on in the series, it is stated that avatars were created to allow the crew to relate to their ship on a more human level, and vice versa.
Her personality, though, is largely defined by her function: "I am a warship, and I don't like walking away from a fight," is one of her recurring lines.
She is very loyal to her crew, especially to her captain Dylan Hunt , and incredibly protective of those in her charge.
She is confident, direct, and often displays a sense of pride in her status as a warship capable of destroying entire populations.
Since her creation, Rommie is shown to have evolved differently from the ship's AI. Rommie maintains a certain amount of individuality and is distinct from the core AI to a larger, yet unspecified degree; they are often seen chatting, disagreeing and even arguing.
These disagreements often occur because Rommie exhibits human emotions more deeply and far stronger than the logic-oriented core AI. This can be seen to great effect in the Season One episode "Star Crossed," in which Rommie falls in love with another ship avatar, Gabriel.
Rommie's individuality also protects her from some of the ailments that afflict Andromeda ' s AI, such as the reprogramming accidentally triggered by Harper during the episode " Its Hour Come 'Round at Last.
At other times, however, if the ship itself is damaged or infected, Rommie is also shut down. Rommie's nature as an artificial construct provides her abilities that would be considered superpowers by humans, such as super strength and speed, resistance to injury and heightened senses.
Using the sensors in her hands and eyes, she can detect the physiological signs associated with lying and diagnose internal injuries. Rommie also exhibits near complete awareness of and control over the workings of the ship itself.
For example, she is able to change the level of artificial gravity in a given location or turn lights on or off merely by thinking the commands.
She is also capable of instantaneously changing parts of her appearance, most notably the length, cut and colour of her hair. In the Season Four finale, Rommie's body is destroyed while protecting Harper from Magog in a scene that loosely mirrors a scene from the Season One finale.
All that is left is her partially damaged head and her core AI. Harper was unable to rebuild her due to the lack of sophisticated technology in the Seefra system.
His attempts to virtually connect with her AI failed, as she became hostile. Dylan was later able to convince her to shut herself down.
Rommie was eventually put into a new gynoid body built by Doyle. At first she almost killed the entire crew, due in part to the use of Vedran technology in building her new body; however, she was able to be repaired and, after working out some competitive issues between her original AI and Doyle, returned to her usual place in the crew.
Due to Lexa Doig 's pregnancy during the filming of the fifth season of Andromeda , writers re-wrote part of the season finale so her character could be excluded from the first two thirds of Season 5.
The character Doyle was written to replace her during this time. Rommie's 'new' body is thicker and bustier than her old body, due to the physiological changes that occur in a woman during pregnancy and child birth , and upon being asked by Dylan how she felt, Rommie answered "Sturdy.
Vincent Terrace describes the character as "very sexy and very beautiful". He is also a direct descendant of Gaheris Rhade also played by Bacic as a recurring role in several episodes, mostly as flashbacks , a former executive officer of the Andromeda who betrayed Captain Hunt and the Systems Commonwealth years prior, contributing heavily to the Fall of the Commonwealth.
His part in the saga was described by Homer in the epic poem the Odyssey , in which his part of the story is often portrayed as a passage into manhood from childhood.
In particular, the first four books of the Odyssey are sometimes referred to as the Telemachy. Telemachus Rhade is also the genetic reincarnation of his ancestor, Gaheris Rhade, which means that he possesses exactly the same DNA sequence as Gaheris they are genetically identical, allowing the two men to be played credibly by the same actor, as well as creating internal conflict for Dylan Hunt in his initial dealings with him.
Captain Hunt first encountered Rhade while he was an Admiral of the home defense fleet and the leader of the isolationist movement on Terazed, a planet with a large community of humans and Nietzscheans, which had maintained the traditions of the Systems Commonwealth ever since the Fall years prior.
Commander in the Commonwealth Navy. While being transported aboard a prison ship to Terazed, a captive Tyr Anasazi, leader of the newly united Nietzschean Prides, escaped Rhade's custody.
Rhade was subsequently arrested by the Systems Commonwealth and illegally freed from his Collector prison by Andromeda ' s captain Dylan Hunt.
He sought to weaken the Abyss and find a way to rid the universe of the Magog. On traversing the Route, Rhade assisted in attacking the Spirit of the Abyss as well as killing Tyr Anasazi, before escaping back to the 'normal' universe.
After this Telemachus Rhade joined the Andromeda crew permanently. A passionate and intense philosophical warrior, his love interests include a Nietzschean woman named Louisa Messereau , who died fighting by his side during the Magog invasion of Arkology and his wife Jillian with whom he has three sons, although he thinks they're dead.
In the final episode of Season 5 he learns they survived and leaves Andromeda to be with them even though Beka tries to convince him to come with her for safety.
After Andromeda destroys the Spirit of the Abyss, he is one of the survivors who comes through the new Slipstream portal to the Seefra System in a Slipfighter.
During season 5, after a woman he fell in love with died during a battle with the Magog, Rhade changed, drinking often and heavily and blaming Dylan for everything.
He later regained his full loyalty after the arrival of the Stranger from the future. Gaheris Rhade , played by actor Steve Bacic , is a Nietzschean.
His name alludes to Gaheris , a figure of Arthurian legend , a knight of the Round Table. Gaheris Rhade was Dylan Hunt 's original executive officer on the Andromeda Ascendant , his best friend and was to be the best man at Dylan's wedding to Sara Riley.
They had first met when both were working for Argosy Special Operations, an elite division of the Commonwealth High Guard.
Gaheris was married to a Nietzschean woman and probably had several children. Rhade's surviving family did not know of his co-operation with the Nietzschean rebels , since they immediately joined Sara Riley in founding a colony of human families and loyalist Nietzschean Prides on the planet of Terazed after the rebellion.
His distant descendant Telemachus Rhade who is his exact genetic reincarnation still lives there as an Admiral of the Home Guard when the Andromeda Ascendant arrives in the episode Home Fires, Episode
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Andromeda: How it BeganDie Andromeda Ascendant ist sowohl ein über Jahre altes Relikt als auch eines der technisch fortgeschrittensten Raumschiffe, die das bekannte Universum kennt.
Es wird jedoch im Zuge des Wiederaufbaus des Commonwealth auch für nicht-militärische Zwecke eingesetzt. Das Schiff hat eine Länge von 1. Die Andromeda hat 40 Raketenabschussrampen, die pro Sekunde jeweils 8 Schuss abgeben können.
Damit kann das Schiff pro Minute Die Raketen können an Bord nachproduziert werden. Zu den zahlreichen Waffen zählen auch sogenannte Nova-Bomben, die ganze Planetensysteme auslöschen können, indem sie die Schwerkraft im Zentralgestirn aufheben und es so durch den eigenen Druck explodieren lassen.
Ein Schiff wie die Andromeda hat normalerweise 40 Stück an Bord. Jedes Raumschiff der Ehrengarde ist mit einer künstlichen Intelligenz — kurz KI — ausgestattet, welche die volle Kontrolle über die Schiffssysteme besitzt und diese für die Besatzung vollständig automatisiert.
Dabei gleicht keine KI der anderen: Jede der künstlichen Intelligenzen besitzt eine eigene Persönlichkeit.
Die KIs sind zwar Teil des Schiffs und besitzen einen eigenen Willen, sind aber immer einem kommandierenden Offizier unterstellt, dessen Befehlen sie gehorchen müssen.
Über den Antrieb unterhalb der Lichtgeschwindigkeit ist wenig bekannt. Zeitreisen mit Zeitparadoxon sind damit möglich und in einigen Folgen der Serie auch umgesetzt worden.
Um in den Slipstream eintauchen zu können, ist ein Slipstreamportal erforderlich. Zur Navigation während des Slipstreams wird ein organisches Bewusstsein benötigt.
In ihr gestand Wolfe einige der geforderten Änderungen zu, die die Serie einfacher und leichter verständlich machen sollten. Schwanz , vor allem in der Musik gebräuchlich , seine alternative Fortführung der Handlung, und veröffentlichte sie auf seiner Website.
Die Coda beantwortet viele in der Serie offengelassene Fragen. Magog sind eine primitiv wirkende aggressive humanoide Spezies, die intergalaktische Reisen beherrschen und andere Spezies überfallen.
Sie vermehren sich, indem sie ihre Eier in die Bäuche der Spezies legen, die sie überfallen; zumeist handelt es sich dabei um Menschen, die unweigerlich sterben, wenn die Larven ein bestimmtes Entwicklungsstadium erreicht haben.
Das Entfernen der Eier und Larven ist nahezu unmöglich, ohne dass der Wirt dadurch stirbt. Der Abyss konstruierte für sie das Weltenschiff , ein gewaltiges Gebilde von 20 Planeten und mit einer Sonne in seinem Inneren.
Diese Planeten nennt man Hohlwelten. Der Name der Magog leitet sich vermutlich von den Gog und Magog aus der Offenbarung des Johannes ab, zwei Völkern, die laut dieser Satan befreit und für ihn aus Dankbarkeit gegen die Armee Gottes kämpfen.
Geschaffen wurden sie von dem menschlichen Genetiker Paul Museveni , der auf der von ihm auf dem Planeten gegründeten Ayn Rand Station den ersten Nietzschenaner, Drago Museveni , erschuf.
Nach dem Untergang des Commonwealth begannen die nietzscheanischen Stämme sich gegenseitig zu bekämpfen, was bis in die Gegenwart der Serie anhält.
Jedoch hält sich die Legende, dass eines Tages der Stammvater Drago Museveni durch genetische Reinkarnation wiedergeboren wird, um die Stämme zu einen und um sich zu sammeln.
Das Streben der Nietzscheaner nach körperlicher und genetischer Perfektion führt dazu, dass nietzscheanische Frauen ihre Partner nach genetischen Gesichtspunkten auswählen und zuweilen behinderte Kinder nach der Geburt getötet werden.
Das wesentliche Merkmal der Nietzscheaner sind je drei Knochenklingen ähnlich der Fangarme einer Gottesanbeterin, welche aus dem Unterarm wachsen und als Waffe dienen.
Sie stellen die Zugehörigkeit des Nietzscheaners zu seinem Stamm dar. Die vedranische Gesellschaft ist matriarchalisch organisiert.
Da die Anzahl der männlichen Vedraner fünf Mal höher ist als die der weiblichen, hält sich eine Frau meist mehrere Männer, wobei jeweils das dominante Männchen das Recht zur Paarung hat.
Die Vedraner ähneln mit ihrem menschlichen Oberkörper und ihren vier Beinen den Zentauren der griechischen Mythologie.
Die Haut und das Blut der Vedraner sind von blauer Farbe. Männliche Vertreter haben auf Kopf und Rücken einen ausgeprägten Kamm, der mit bunten Federn geschmückt ist.
Sie gelten als die Entdecker des Slipstreams, der die Möglichkeit bietet, gigantische Distanzen in relativ kurzer Zeit zu überbrücken, und bauten so ein riesiges Reich auf, welches die Grundlage für das spätere Commonwealth bildete.
Tarn Vedra gilt in späteren Folgen als verschollen. Die Than sind humanoide Insektoiden, d. Sie sind etwas kleiner als ein durchschnittlicher Mensch.
Fünf verschiedene genetische Varianten, die sich in der Farbe der Exoskelette offenbaren, bilden die Grundlage für das Kastensystem der Than: Gelb sind die Arbeiter, grün die Krieger, rot Techniker und Ingenieure, blau Lehrer und Wissenschaftler, diamant Anführer und Priester.
Die Than sind ein stolzes Volk, das eine wichtige Stütze des alten sowie des neuen Commonwealth darstellt. Sie gelten als robust, hochintelligent und zivilisiert.
Dylan Hunt gespielt von Kevin Sorbo ist der kommandierende Offizier auf der Andromeda und, vom Geburtsdatum her betrachtet, etwas über Jahre alt, als er von der Besatzung der Eureka Maru im Ereignishorizont eines Schwarzen Lochs mit seinem Schiff entdeckt wird.
Dylan stellt sich der räuberischen Crew der Eureka Maru entgegen, die die Andromeda bergen und für sich beanspruchen will.
The most noble detail about his personality is his refusal to fire weapons or kill any beings despite the danger the crew face; when he was once forced to kill Magog in self-defence when the Andromeda first encountered the Magog worldship and the Spirit of the Abyss, he subsequently starved himself for several weeks to make up for his actions.
He dealt with his physiological need to kill his food by cultivating salmon, which he killed painlessly immediately before devouring them. During a visit to a people with perfect genetic memory who were being taught the values of Wayism and faced threat from slavers, Rev Bem's genetic material was extracted by a woman who infested herself with his larval offspring.
Although he was an unwilling participant in the event, Rev nevertheless allowed the children to be born, hoping that the 'mother's' genetic memory would result in the creation of Magog with some degree of innocence.
After the birth, this hope was proved to be correct; while the children were initially indiscriminately violent, they demonstrated a willingness to cooperate with humans shortly after birth that had never been seen in a Magog before.
Rev Bem's last appearance as a regular cast member was in the mid-second-season episode "Ouroboros", where he departed to try to find himself, his faith tested after the confrontation with the Abyss.
He guest starred in the third-season episode "What Happens to a Rev Deferred? Though it is commonly said that Stait left Andromeda due to an allergic reaction to the prosthetics his character required, a interview revealed his departure was motivated by "physical exhaustion" from wearing the full Rev Bem costume.
Rommie was played by Canadian actress Lexa Doig. She was built and given material form as an android by the engineer Seamus Harper, who also seems to be infatuated with his work.
As a ship's avatar, Rommie is a unique aspect of the Andromeda ' s AI, which also manifests itself as a hologram and an on-screen image.
Early on in the series, it is stated that avatars were created to allow the crew to relate to their ship on a more human level, and vice versa.
Her personality, though, is largely defined by her function: "I am a warship, and I don't like walking away from a fight," is one of her recurring lines.
She is very loyal to her crew, especially to her captain Dylan Hunt , and incredibly protective of those in her charge.
She is confident, direct, and often displays a sense of pride in her status as a warship capable of destroying entire populations. Since her creation, Rommie is shown to have evolved differently from the ship's AI.
Rommie maintains a certain amount of individuality and is distinct from the core AI to a larger, yet unspecified degree; they are often seen chatting, disagreeing and even arguing.
These disagreements often occur because Rommie exhibits human emotions more deeply and far stronger than the logic-oriented core AI.
This can be seen to great effect in the Season One episode "Star Crossed," in which Rommie falls in love with another ship avatar, Gabriel.
Rommie's individuality also protects her from some of the ailments that afflict Andromeda ' s AI, such as the reprogramming accidentally triggered by Harper during the episode " Its Hour Come 'Round at Last.
At other times, however, if the ship itself is damaged or infected, Rommie is also shut down. Rommie's nature as an artificial construct provides her abilities that would be considered superpowers by humans, such as super strength and speed, resistance to injury and heightened senses.
Using the sensors in her hands and eyes, she can detect the physiological signs associated with lying and diagnose internal injuries.
Rommie also exhibits near complete awareness of and control over the workings of the ship itself. For example, she is able to change the level of artificial gravity in a given location or turn lights on or off merely by thinking the commands.
She is also capable of instantaneously changing parts of her appearance, most notably the length, cut and colour of her hair. In the Season Four finale, Rommie's body is destroyed while protecting Harper from Magog in a scene that loosely mirrors a scene from the Season One finale.
All that is left is her partially damaged head and her core AI. Harper was unable to rebuild her due to the lack of sophisticated technology in the Seefra system.
His attempts to virtually connect with her AI failed, as she became hostile. Dylan was later able to convince her to shut herself down.
Rommie was eventually put into a new gynoid body built by Doyle. At first she almost killed the entire crew, due in part to the use of Vedran technology in building her new body; however, she was able to be repaired and, after working out some competitive issues between her original AI and Doyle, returned to her usual place in the crew.
Due to Lexa Doig 's pregnancy during the filming of the fifth season of Andromeda , writers re-wrote part of the season finale so her character could be excluded from the first two thirds of Season 5.
The character Doyle was written to replace her during this time. Rommie's 'new' body is thicker and bustier than her old body, due to the physiological changes that occur in a woman during pregnancy and child birth , and upon being asked by Dylan how she felt, Rommie answered "Sturdy.
Vincent Terrace describes the character as "very sexy and very beautiful". He is also a direct descendant of Gaheris Rhade also played by Bacic as a recurring role in several episodes, mostly as flashbacks , a former executive officer of the Andromeda who betrayed Captain Hunt and the Systems Commonwealth years prior, contributing heavily to the Fall of the Commonwealth.
His part in the saga was described by Homer in the epic poem the Odyssey , in which his part of the story is often portrayed as a passage into manhood from childhood.
In particular, the first four books of the Odyssey are sometimes referred to as the Telemachy. Telemachus Rhade is also the genetic reincarnation of his ancestor, Gaheris Rhade, which means that he possesses exactly the same DNA sequence as Gaheris they are genetically identical, allowing the two men to be played credibly by the same actor, as well as creating internal conflict for Dylan Hunt in his initial dealings with him.
Captain Hunt first encountered Rhade while he was an Admiral of the home defense fleet and the leader of the isolationist movement on Terazed, a planet with a large community of humans and Nietzscheans, which had maintained the traditions of the Systems Commonwealth ever since the Fall years prior.
Commander in the Commonwealth Navy. While being transported aboard a prison ship to Terazed, a captive Tyr Anasazi, leader of the newly united Nietzschean Prides, escaped Rhade's custody.
Rhade was subsequently arrested by the Systems Commonwealth and illegally freed from his Collector prison by Andromeda ' s captain Dylan Hunt.
He sought to weaken the Abyss and find a way to rid the universe of the Magog. On traversing the Route, Rhade assisted in attacking the Spirit of the Abyss as well as killing Tyr Anasazi, before escaping back to the 'normal' universe.
After this Telemachus Rhade joined the Andromeda crew permanently. A passionate and intense philosophical warrior, his love interests include a Nietzschean woman named Louisa Messereau , who died fighting by his side during the Magog invasion of Arkology and his wife Jillian with whom he has three sons, although he thinks they're dead.
In the final episode of Season 5 he learns they survived and leaves Andromeda to be with them even though Beka tries to convince him to come with her for safety.
After Andromeda destroys the Spirit of the Abyss, he is one of the survivors who comes through the new Slipstream portal to the Seefra System in a Slipfighter.
During season 5, after a woman he fell in love with died during a battle with the Magog, Rhade changed, drinking often and heavily and blaming Dylan for everything.
He later regained his full loyalty after the arrival of the Stranger from the future. Gaheris Rhade , played by actor Steve Bacic , is a Nietzschean.
His name alludes to Gaheris , a figure of Arthurian legend , a knight of the Round Table. Gaheris Rhade was Dylan Hunt 's original executive officer on the Andromeda Ascendant , his best friend and was to be the best man at Dylan's wedding to Sara Riley.
They had first met when both were working for Argosy Special Operations, an elite division of the Commonwealth High Guard. Gaheris was married to a Nietzschean woman and probably had several children.
Rhade's surviving family did not know of his co-operation with the Nietzschean rebels , since they immediately joined Sara Riley in founding a colony of human families and loyalist Nietzschean Prides on the planet of Terazed after the rebellion.
His distant descendant Telemachus Rhade who is his exact genetic reincarnation still lives there as an Admiral of the Home Guard when the Andromeda Ascendant arrives in the episode Home Fires, Episode Telemachus later becomes an officer on board the Starship Andromeda.
During the mission Rhade saved Dylan Hunt's life and was commended by the Systems Commonwealth for his bravery.
After the mission, when Dylan was promoted to captain, Rhade was also assigned to the Andromeda Ascendant as his commanding first officer.
At the outset of the Nietzschean Rebellion, Gaheris Rhade sabotaged the Andromeda and tried to kill his longtime friend and commanding officer, captain Dylan Hunt.
History records that Dylan Hunt managed to kill Nietzschean warrior Gaheris Rhade before becoming trapped on the event horizon of a black hole.
Gaheris Rhade was labeled a traitor who served a key role in the Nietzchean Uprising against the member worlds of the Systems Commonwealth. Gaheris Rhade's true motives were not fully revealed to the audience until the season three episode The Unconquerable Man , where he is the victor of the fight between himself and Dylan Hunt before they were trapped inside the black hole.
Gaheris Rhade is frozen in time in Dylan Hunt's place. When he was restored, he discovers that his supposedly superior race, the genetically engineered Nietzscheans, rather than building a grand unified empire, had betrayed each other and become divided, with the surviving Prides constantly engaged in war with each other.
Pride Jaguar had betrayed the ruling Drago-Kazov Pride, and the Nietzschean dream of creating an intergalactic Empire never materialized.
Gaheris Rhade had betrayed his oath and killed his best friend in an attempt to protect the Nietzschean people from the terrifying race of the Magog; instead, however, he had played a direct role in destroying civilization without putting a united Nietzschean empire in its place, causing the deaths and suffering of untold billions, and leaving the galaxies defenseless against the machinations of the Spirit of the Abyss, which controlled the Magog.
Having sacrificed everything—murdering Dylan, betraying his oath—in the service of allowing his people to build a united Nietzschean empire, then finding that they had thrown away that opportunity to engage in civil war, Rhade became extremely embittered, mistrustful of his fellow Nietzscheans, and hating them with a passion few equalled.
He was also consumed with guilt over his role in destroying civilization in general, and murdering his closest friend in particular.
Trying to rebuild the Systems Commonwealth, Rhade enlisted Beka Valentine of the Eureka Maru and her crew members Rev Bem, Trance Gemini, and Seamus Harper along with the infamous Nietzschean mercenary Tyr Anasazi to help him, constantly playing strategy games against a holographic version of his deceased best friend, Dylan Hunt.
The evidence suggests that Rommie was never constructed in this reality. However, his attempts were frustrated by failure. He attempts to get individual human and alien worlds to join him and restore the Systems Commonwealth, but most of them simply refuse, lacking faith in his dream of a Restored Commonwealth.
He refused to allow any of the infamous Nietzschean Prides to join his fledgling Systems Commonwealth, which only numbered a few worlds, due only partly to his rational fear of Nietzschean treachery he was motivated in large measure by the hatred he felt towards all Nietzscheans, feeling betrayed by his descendants because he had sacrificed everything in helping to destroy the original Commonwealth so they could build a Nietzschean empire, which they had failed to do.
His rival, Sabra-Jaguar Pride Arch Duke Charlemagne Bolivar blackmailed the leaders of several worlds, making them reluctant to sign on.
Although he had a romantic relationship with Beka Valentine, she eventually left him because she couldn't cope with Rhade's ruthless methods, accompanied by Rev Bem, and Gaheris Rhade was forced to kill fellow Nietzschean Tyr Anasazi when the mercenary made his long-awaited move, seeking to return to the Nietzscheans with the bones of Nietzschean Progenitor Drago Musevini , and unite them against the Spirit of the Abyss and its Magog legions, which threatened all the sentient species of the galaxies.
Rhade knew that the unified Nietzschean Prides would eventually destroy his fledgling Commonwealth, and he refused to allow Tyr Anasazi to leave the Andromeda , resulting in Rhade killing him in their last confrontation.
Seamus Harper stayed with Gaheris, observing Rhade was the only person he'd met who hated Nietzscheans as much as or even more than he did. When Andromeda faced destruction from the tesseract machine created in an attempt to extract Harper's Magog larva, the future Trance Gemini advised him that traveling back in time to make sure Dylan Hunt lives is the only hope for a Restored Systems Commonwealth; he cannot be the man needed to restore order to the universe.
Commenting that "History will remember me as a traitor for what I'm about to do", Gaheris Rhade travelled back in time and killed his past self, then took his place, reenacting his fight with his friend Dylan Hunt and deliberately allowing him to win the fight and live to restore the Systems Commonwealth.
Seeking redemption, his selfless act cost him his reputation, his friendships and his life, with only a faint scar on his hand that his past self had lacked any indication of his original life What he did with the body of his younger self was never revealed.
Gerentex appeared in 3 episodes in season one only. Gerentex is a Nightsider, and is therefore very self-absorbed and always looking for a way to make money.
He is responsible for hiring the crew of the salvage ship Eureka Maru with the purpose of pulling the Andromeda Ascendant from the event horizon of a black hole at the start of the series.
Gerentex fails in his plan as the Crew of the Maru turn against him to help Dylan Hunt. In response, Gerentex tries to destroy the ship declaring, "If I can't have the Andromeda , no one can".
However the crew manage to save the Andromeda by launching her full complement of Nova Bombs into the black hole.
Beka and Dylan then board the Maru, knock out Gerentex, and put him in a crippled escape pod in the hope he will think about his crimes and come out a better person when he reaches the nearest pleasure drift in a few months time.
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Episodes Seasons. Edit Cast Series cast summary: Kevin Sorbo Captain Dylan Hunt episodes, Lisa Ryder Beka Valentine episodes, Laura Bertram Trance Gemini episodes, Gordon Michael Woolvett Seamus Harper episodes, Lexa Doig Andromeda Ascendant episodes, Keith Hamilton Cobb Tyr Anasazi 72 episodes, Steve Bacic Edit Storyline After being frozen in time for years, captain Dylan Hunt and his sentient warship Andromeda sets out to restore peace and civilization to the known universe.
Edit Did You Know? Trivia After Gene Roddenberry 's death, Majel Barrett took material from his archives to bring two of his ideas into production.
Quotes Tyr Anasazi : [ Tyr's just regained his memory ] You're wrong. I am Tyr Anasazi of Kodiak Pride!
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