Episode #23 "Skin
and Bones" |
Original
air date, October 2, 2000
Max and
Michael grow increasingly angry with each other as Max
accepts his destiny as leader of the group. Ordering
everyone to lay low, Max disregards Michael's ideas to
actively seek other aliens.
Meanwhile, a
geologist doing some work in Roswell finds bones buried
in the desert. The bones are later connected to Michael,
and he is arrested for the murder. Despite Sheriff
Valenti's efforts to help him, it is up to Max to rally
the others in order to save their friend from the FBI.
Hoping to
forget about her relationship with Max, Liz buries
herself in her new job with a congresswoman. She later
finds out that her boss is interested in more than just
politics, and is drawn back into the aliens' web.
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Episode
#24 "Ask Not" |
Original air
date, October 9, 2000
After
Nasedo's murder, Max begins to realize that he cannot
remain a passive leader. After a suspicious man takes
over the UFO museum, he realizes that he must take charge
of the group in order to keep everyone safe.
Convinced
that they will all die if they follow by Max's rules,
Michael breaks into the museum in an effort to find out
the truth. After almost being killed, Michael becomes
convinced that the curator is a threat and urges Max to
eliminate him.
Meanwhile,
Kyle returns from football camp to find his dad overly
busy with Nasedo's murder investigation and Tess living
in his room. Although unhappy with the new roommate, Kyle
gives up his bed and promises to sleep on the couch.
Liz
continues to bury herself in her work hoping to forget
about her feelings for Max. Not ready to give up on her,
Max begs her to believe that he has no feelings for Tess.
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Episode #25
"Surprise" |
Original air
date, October 16, 2000
Max decides
that he will throw Isabel a surprise birthday party in
hopes of lightening things up a bit. It appears that he
may be successful until Isabel starts seeing flashes of
an injured Tess. Realizing that no one has seen Tess for
hours, Max enlists Valenti's help and they set out to
find her.
Despite her
orders from Max to stay at the party, Isabel feels
compelled to find her friend and save her from whatever
or whoever has taken her. Isabel's instincts lead her
right to Tess, and she tries to carry her injured friend
out of the holding place. However, things become a bit
more complicated when the two realize that they have yet
another enemy.
Meanwhile,
Maria becomes increasingly jealous of the cute new
waitress at the Crashdown when she finds her alone with
Michael on several different occasions.
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Episode
#26 "Summer of '47" |
Original
air date, October 23, 2000
After a
rough start to the semester, Michael's History teacher
tells him to interview a WWII veteran and write a paper
about what he learns.
Though
somewhat angry about the assignment, Michael ends up
learning more than he had anticipated. The soldier
reveals through flashbacks that despite efforts from the
government to stop him, he saved the lives of 2 pods of
aliens after the 1947 crash. Michael concludes that one
of the pods contained him, Tess, Isabel and Max and that
there must be four others like them out there somewhere.
After
speaking with the war survivor, Michael realizes that he
has treated his friends unfairly. He apologizes to Liz
and takes Maria to the Granolith to explain why he has
been acting so strangely. Though somewhat surprised at
the new attitude, they are both pleased to have Michael
back in their lives.
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Episode #27
"The End of the World" |
Original air
date, October 30, 2000
A Max from
the future travels back to the present to warn Liz that
their relationship may jeopardize the future of the
aliens' planet.
In hopes of
avoiding a disastrous situation, Max from the future
insists that Liz betray the present day Max so badly that
their relationship will end forever.
Although
very reluctant and upset, Liz knows she must make the
right decision in order to save the aliens' planet.
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Episode #28
"Harvest" |
Original air
date, November 6, 2000
Max and the
gang head off to Congresswoman Whitaker's hometown in
Arizona after they see a television report that she died
in an automobile accident weeks after her battle with
Isabel.
When they
arrive at this strange, out of the way town, they
discover that it is the base for the Skins manufacturing
center and that the news story was a plot by their enemy
to trap them.
Nicholas,
the Skins leader, reveals to Isabel that her real name is
Vilandra who betrayed her brother during the wars on
their home world. Courtney, who is a Skin rebel, helps
the gang defeat Nicholas and the others by destroying the
new husks needed for the Skins survival.
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Episode # 29
"Wipeout!" |
Original air
date, November 13, 2000
After
turning Roswell into a ghost town by making every single
human disappear, the Skins capture Max, Isabel Michael
and Tess.
In hopes of
finding out the location of the granilith, they torture
each of the aliens in an effort to make them reveal their
secrets. Refusing to talk, the aliens' torture becomes so
severe that one of them winds up dead.
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Episode # 30
"Meet the Dupes" |
Original air
date, November 20, 2000
Duplicates of the royal four (Isabel, Michael, Tess and
Max) are living in New York City and appear to be a more
evil version of the Roswell group. They murder their own
king, named Zan, and head off to Roswell. They intend to
recruit Max to act as their king at a summit with other
alien leaders.
The New York aliens are more streetwise and ruthless.
They also seem to know more about their home planet and
what occurred before they were sent to earth. Max is
suspicious of what could happen at the summit meeting but
as usual Michael and Isabel don't want to pass up the
opportunity to learn more.
On the romance front, Michael begins to take Maria for
granted and Brody develops an attraction to her.
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Episode # 31
"Max in the City" |
Original air
date, November 27, 2000
Max and Tess go to the interstellar summit in New York
with the duplicate versions of Michael and Isabel (named
Rath and Lonnie). Max is taken to meet an individual
called the Emissary. This alien agent tests Max's claim
to the throne and determines whether or not he really is
the true king.
When Max meets with the peace council of representatives
from the five warring planets he encounters Brody, whose
body is being used as a vessel for one of the members.
Lonnie and Rath are desperate to get Max to agree to the
offered peace agreement so they can go home. Max and Tess
suspect their motives but it's not until he gets a
warning from an unexpected source that Max makes up his
mind about the peace agreement.
Elsewhere, Liz learns from Maria that there is a rumor
going around school that Liz slept with Kyle.
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Episode #32
"A Roswell Christmas Carol" |
Original air
date, December 18, 2000
Max is out trying to find the perfect tree to fit the
"Christmas Nazi"'s (Isabel) specifications when
he sees a man jump in front of a careening car to save
his little girl's life. Max knows he could save the man's
life, but doesn't for fear of exposing himself and the
others.
Max is haunted by the dead man who says he must make up
for the damage he's done. When Maria discovers that Brody
has a daughter and that she's ill, Max takes a dangerous
trip to heal his mistake.
Poor Michael is charged with finding the perfect
Christmas gift for Maria, or risk losing her. So
it's off to the scrap yard?
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Episode #33
"To Serve and Protect" |
from "The
Hybrid Chronicles," #1 of 4
Original air date, January 22, 2001
A bored
Isabel decides to continue hopping around people's dreams
for a little excitement. Her nocturnal voyerisms reveal
Liz is still fixated on Max, and Kyle thinks he will turn
into an alien because Max "changed him" by
saving his life. But Isabel is surprised when she is
pulled into a dream she didn't choose to infiltrate: a
teenage girl getting dragged, screaming, in a body bag
through the woods.
Max and
Isabel turn to Sheriff Valenti for help, fearing that it
wasn't just a dream, but Valenti has problems of his own.
An old friend from the state police is back, sniffing
around about the death of Hubble, the alien hunter, and
the sheriff's relationship with the Evans kids. While
Kyle quizzes Tess on alien habits (and she can't resist
teasing him about his fears), Isabel finally goes on a
date with Grant. She falls asleep during the movie and
has another "dream." Max and Isabel ask for
Valenti's help once again and the sheriff sets out to
find the missing girl.
When Isabel
dreams it was Grant dragging the kidnapped girl through
the woods Valenti goes on a manhunt to nab him. Too bad
they not only got the girl's identity wrong (she shows up
and wonders why they thought she was missing) but Valenti
illegally searches Grant's tent and equipment. It's
looking like one big hoax as the sheriff's old friend
seems intent on bringing him down - the "missing"
girl's family wants to sue, Grant is suing and a judge
threatens to throw Valenti in jail.
Isabel has
another dream and this time, she knows where the girl is
being hidden. Max, Isabel and Sheriff Valenti head out to
the woods and quickly discover her buried, her head
covered in glass with an air tube attached to feed her
oxygen. As they are digging her out the kidnapper is
waiting. He shoots but Max throws up a shield to block
the bullets as Valenti and Isabel free the girl. As Max
lets the shield down Valenti shoots at the villain but he
escapes. Just then, the sheriff's old friend arrives to
ask just what the heck is going on. Valenti continues to
cover for Max and Isabel, but the suspicion is there.
When Isabel takes the kidnapped girl's hand she sees a
flash of alien/hybrid cells. A new mystery begins.
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Episode #34
"We Are Family" |
from "The
Hybrid Chronicles," #2 of 4
Original air date, January 29, 2001
Sheriff
Valenti is suspended from the force because of his
actions in the case of the kidnapped girl, Laurie DuPree.
At the local hospital where Laurie is recovering, Michael
and Tess find out that the girl is human. When the pair
sneak into Laurie's room, she's gone. Meanwhile, FBI
Agent Suzanne Duff visits Sheriff Valenti's house asking
for help to find Laurie. We find out that Laurie has been
in a psychiatric hospital undergoing treatment for
schizophrenia.
Michael
pages the Sheriff to meet him at the kidnapping crime
scene, where he has found an alien blue blob. The sheriff
takes it. When the sheriff returns home, he finds Laurie
hiding in his closet. She tells the sheriff her kidnapper
was not a man, but "them...they're not from here."
Just then Agent Duff calls for the sheriff to return to
the office.
Max and Liz
talk at the Crashdown. He's worried about Liz because of
the dangerous recent events. Max hangs around until
closing, when Sean comes by for a snack, but Liz won't
let him in. Later, Liz, Alex, Maria and Isabel gather on
Liz's rooftop patio to see Alex's slides from his month
long trip to Sweden. He shares all his experiences, as
Liz wistfully listens. The sheriff calls Isabel at Liz's.
Isabel leaves to stay with Laurie while the sheriff
returns to the office. Meanwhile, Sean shows up
downstairs again, and asks Liz for a date. She declines,
telling Sean she's "semi-involved with Max as a
friend-plus."
Back at the
sheriff's house, a very disturbed Laurie tells Isabel
about her captors and the injections. Max and Michael
arrive. Laurie freaks when she sees Michael saying "Stay
away from me--you're dead," and she escapes through
the window. Michael chases after her, while Isabel calls
Sheriff Valenti. While running, Laurie gets hit by a car
just as the police, FBI, and Sheriff Valenti arrive.
Laurie tells FBI Agent Duff that the sheriff "said
he'd protect me. The aliens were at his house."
Max asks
Kyle to take the alien blue blob from the sheriff's
office, to protect his dad and prevent its discovery by
the FBI.
The city
council fires Sheriff Valenti. All the kids are gathered
at the Crashdown, feeling terrible that the sheriff lost
his job. Kyle gives the alien blue blob to Max and
confronts Max and the group to stay away from his family,
but Max can't promise he will.
Tess tells
Kyle she's packed her things since she's overstayed her
welcome. Kyle tells her not to leave...that she's part of
the family. She tells him he's her favorite human. He
tells Tess she's his favorite Martian.
In the last
scene, Michael and Isabel go to the psychiatric hospital
where Laurie was treated. While snooping around, they
find some of her personal belongings. Among them is a
black & white photo of Michael dated 1935 and labeled
"Grandpa."
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Episode #35
"Disturbing Behavior" |
from "The
Hybrid Chronicles," #3 of 4
Original air date, February 5, 2001
FBI Agent
Suzanne Duff questions Laurie DuPree at the Sheriff's
office, as Maria and Michael watch from across the street.
During the questioning, Laurie freaks and is subdued by
deputies. The paramedics take her away in the rescue,
strapped down. Laurie frees herself from the straps.
During a struggle with the medics, there is an accident,
and the rescue rolls down a hill.
Maria and
Michael, who were following, free Laurie from the
ambulance and escape with her as the kidnapper/sniper
shoots at them on the scene. Michael, Maria, and Laurie
flee town, while a statewide hunt begins for Laurie. When
they stop at a roadside cafe, Laurie escapes them, but
not for long. As they find her walking on the road,
Michael tries to gain her trust, pledging his loyalty.
Laurie tells Michael her grandpa is in Tucson.
Back in
Roswell, Isabel and Max are trying to figure out if the
blue blob can give them any clues. FBI Agent Duff
questions Isabel about Laurie, but learns nothing.
Maria's mom has Sean bring Liz to their home to ask about
Maria's whereabouts. Liz tells Ms. DeLuca that Maria is
with Michael, and Ms. DeLuca, thinking her daughter is
out for a wild weekend, takes Liz's cellphone, waiting
for Maria to call. When Maria does call, Ms. DeLuca talks
to Michael, warning him to take care of her daughter.
As Max
sleeps at his desk, the blue blob moves, covering his
hand. When it moves off his hand, it forms into a
crystalline glowing blue rock. He goes to get Liz, the
science whiz, for help.
Valenti
finds Grant Sorenson in the woods. Sorenson lunges at
him, as if possessed. When Valenti gets him to the
ground, Grant snaps out of it, recognizing the former
Sheriff. Later, after Valenti's repeated warnings about
Sorenson, FBI Agent Duff links Sorenson to all the items
found at Laurie's kidnapping scene, by comparing his
whereabouts to items that were listed as stolen.
Liz
theorizes that the blue crystalline rock is some sort of
parasite. She enlists Isable's help to find out about
Frazier Woods from Sorenson.
Michael and
Maria take Laurie to the Tucson estate of her grandpa.
Her aunt and uncle are shocked at the resemblance of
Michael to their father, thinking he may be an
illegitimate son. They remind Laurie that her grandpa
died seven years earlier. While Laurie is secluded
upstairs, Uncle DuPree pays off Michael with $50,000 so
he doesn't claim inheritance, and throws Michael and
Maria out.
Liz, Max and
Isabel deduce that alien parasites are living in the
water in Frazier Woods, near their original crash site.
The theory is confirmed as Isabel makes a psychic
connection to an otherworldly ally by channeling through
Brody. The message tells them that earth's ecosystem has
been infected by dangerous parasites, and they must leave
the planet immediately.
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Episode #36
"How the Other Half Lives" |
from "The
Hybrid Chronicles," #4 of 4
Original air date, February 19, 2001The
conclusion of a four-episode story in which the aliens
find out about their human origins.
The masked
man (Sorenson) searches Michael's apartment in Roswell,
taking a photo of Laurie. Afterwards, FBI Agent Duff and
Sheriff Valenti delay Sorenson, questioning him about his
whereabouts the last few months, and the scratches on his
neck, which he can't explain.
Brody,
embodying the otherworldly ally "Lorek," comes
to the Crashdown to tell Liz, Isabel, Tess and Max the
alien crystals infect certain humans with a chromosomal
flaw. The queen parasite of the Ghandarium colony is the
only one that can infect. Once infected, the parasite
spreads like the plague, killing all humans in contact
with the first one infected.
Meanwhile,
back in Tucson, Michael and Maria are staking out the
DuPree estate. They get back into the house, and Laurie
tells them her aunt and uncle need her "to be crazy."
After being thrown off the premises again, Michael and
Maria search public recrods, finding out that the DuPree
estate was left in Laurie's name by her Grandfather.
Maria confronts Laurie's aunt about ownership of the
estate. Laurie tells Michael about her grandfather,
taking him downstairs into the estate's bomb shelter to
see her grandfather's possessions. Her grandfather was
"taken" by aliens. Laurie explains her
recessive genetic chromosomal defect, a trait that she
shares with her grandfather.
The gang
back in Roswell start digging in Frazier Woods. Kyle and
Alex find the Ghandarium parasite colony. As they descend
into the hole, the opening closes up with crystals,
trapping them below. Isabel, Max and Tess are powerless
to break through the crystals. To aid in freeing Kyle and
Alex, Isabel volunteers to go to the UFO Center to
retrieve Brody's tools. While trapped, Kyle and Alex
discover the crystals can't live without oxygen.
Grant
Sorenson overcomes Isabel at the UFO Center, kidnapping
her. As they drive in his truck, he asks for Isabel's
help. She realizes he is being controlled. as he tells
her they are going to Tucson, but he doesn't know why.
Isabel knows then that Grant is infected by the queen of
the Ghandarium colony, Grant says he is supposed to kill
Isabel, but can't, and leaves her on the side of the road.
Isabel calls Sheriff Valenti to warn her that Grant is
headed to Tucson. Sheriff Valenti enlists FBI Agent
Duff's help.
Back at the
DuPree mansion, Michael finds the maid strangled. He
sends Maria and Laurie to the safety of the underground
bomb shelter. As Michael searches the house, he is shot
by Grant. Just then Sheriff Valenti and FBI Agent Duff
arrive. Grant has found the girls in the bomb shelter,
and holds a gun to Laurie's head. Sheriff Valenti talks
him out of the gun. He points the gun at the sheriff, and
FBI Agent Duff shoots Grant. As he lies dying, alien
crystals explode from Grant's chest, and the queen alien
of the colony propels out from inside him. As all run
outside the door, Michael uses his powers to pull all the
oxygen from the bomb shelter. The queen alien goes into a
frenzy and dies.
Back in
Roswell, the crystals in the ground begin to melt, dying.
Kyle and Alex free themselves, commenting they have
"saved the world."
Back in the
bomb shelter, Isabel returns to sit with Grant's body.
Sheriff
Valenti and FBI Agent Duff talk about the incident that
"never happened."
All is
resolved as Michael and Maria get a lawyer to help Laurie
regain her estate from her aunt and uncle.
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Episode
#37 "Viva Las Vegas" |
Original air
date, February 26, 2001 Michael
hatches a plan to take a wild, spur-of-the-moment road
trip to Las Vegas to spend the corrupted DuPree money.
The gang all hears about it, and soon all are eager to
join the road trip of fun and debauchery. Maria begs Liz
to go, but Liz is apprehensive, knowing that she and
"future Max" were married in Las Vegas. As they
are leaving, Liz shows up, deciding not to miss the fun.
When they
arrive via limousine at the swanky Presidential Suite of
their Las Vegas hotel, Michael gives each $3000 and
transforms their IDs into fakes with legal ages and new
aliases.
At the
casino, while Kyle is winning, Alex loses $3000 in one
hand of blackjack. Michael heats up the craps table. Liz
and Tess can't even get into the casino, 'cause security
suspects their IDs to be fakes.
Maria tries
out for what she thinks is her dream singing opportunity,
only to find out that the audition is for a job as a
stripper. Isabel meets a couple who is eloping, helps the
bride, and is asked to be the maid of honor, accompanied
by the handsome best man.
Turns out
Michael was cheating at craps, using his powers. Although
Max warns him of the suspicious pit boss, Michael will
not avoid confrontation. Both Michael and Max end up in
jail, calling Maria to bail them out. While in jail,
Michael and Max argue about leadership, responsibility,
and mostly their friendship. When they return to the
suite, Max decides to leave, to go back to Roswell. He
says good-bye to Liz at the video arcade. On his way out,
he sees a bride and groom in a cab, and is flashed a
vision of Liz with him as the happy bride and he the
groom.
Maria
arranges a fancy night out to dinner. Just as she starts
complaining about him, Michael, who has been the usual
bad boyfriend, ignoring Maria most of the time, surprises
her with an introduction from the ballroom stage to sing
for the nightclub crowd. As Maria fulfills her on-stage
singing fantasy, Kyle and Tess dance, Isabel and Alex
dance, and Max returns and he and Liz dance. Max tells
Liz of his "married" vision.
When they
return to their suite, Sheriff Valenti is waiting. He
found out they were all missing, and was worried. They
all get a stern lecture and are told to go back to
Roswell, ending the fun.
Max and
Michael make amends, as they spend the last of the $50,000
DuPree money on coffee. Max tells him he feels
responsible for the four and shares, "Without you,
I'd be lost, Michael." Michael replies "Whoever
sent us down here was smart...because they sent us
together. As long as we stick together, we're going to
make it."
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