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NOTES: Episodes are listed in approximate order of production. This information was based on production numbers and completion dates in the Library of Congress
online copyright database. This differs greatly from the original running order on USA Network as well as the current running order on the Sci-Fi Channel. The original 13 episodes were run almost backward!
Later in the run, shows were "shelved" (such as Old House of Mayan) for months while others were aired ahead of 10 or more episodes already "in the can". This presented a number of
continuity problems.
Swamp Thing created by Len Wein and Berni Wrightson
Developed for TV by Joseph Stefano
Produced by Boris Malden
Executive Producers: Michael E. Uslan, Benjamin Melniker, Andy Heyward
Music: Christopher L. Stone
Casting: Melvin Johnson C.S.A
L.A. Casting: Anne Capizzi C.S.A
Production Designer: Orvis Rigsby
Special Effects Make Up: Jim Beinke
Swamp Thing appliances manufactured by Alterian Studios
Swamp Thing bodysuit designed by Carl Fullerton and Neal martz
Post Production Facilities: Century III
BBK Productions, Inc.
Batfilm Productions, Inc.
DIC Enterprises, Inc.
Filmed at Universal Studios, Florida
MTE, an MCA company
First Season (1990)
Supervising Producer: Joseph Stefano
Story Editors: Judith and Sandra Berg
Script Supervisor: Jacqueline Clay
Dialogue Editors: Roger Stotz
Mixer: Peter J. Devlin
Director of Photography: Geoff Schaff
Supervising Editor: John Elias
Production Manager: Charles Ziarko
Stars: Mark Lindsay Chapman (Dr. Anton Arcane)
Carrell Myers (Tressa Kipp) Jesse Zeiglel (Jim Kipp)
Dick Durock (Swamp Thing)
Anthony Galde (Oboe Hardison) Marc Macaulay (Sheriff Andrews)
Patricia Helwick (Savanna Langford) Kevin Quigley (Graham)
1 The Emerald Heart
We first young Jim Kipp as he rescues one of
Anton Arcane's mutants from the swamp. Back in town, Dr. Arcane is introduced as he offers Savanna Langford a ride home and asks if her daughter Tressa would be interested in going out with him. At
home, Jim tells Tressa about the mutant but she does not believe him. Jim goes off into the swamp and finds himself face to face with Swamp Thing. We find out about Swamp Thing's powers as he
encounteres one of Arcane's thugs and turns him into a tree. We are introduced to Arcane's lab full of mutants. In the end, Tressa agrees to let Jim stay at the swamp house with Savanna.
Note: This episode was one of the first productions at Universal Studios in Florida. The swamp house as well as the city streets were sets on the "backlot." Production ended in February 1990,
and the show was premiered on USA network on July 27, 1990.
Writer: Joseph Stefano Director: Fritz Kiersch
Guests: John Edward Allen as Humphrey the Dwarf, Glenn Wilder as Hurd Fitch the thug, Beth Johnson as
Heather Jo (Archane's babe), Bobby Porter as Toad Boy
2 Falco
At the funeral for Tressa's mother, someone starts shooting at Dr. Arcane. Swamp Thing encounters the gunman in the swamp. It turns out the gunman is one of
Arcane's creations seeking revenge. Swamp Thing assists the man as he try's to find peace.
Guests: Peter Mark Richman as Falco, Jay Glick as Minister, Doc Duhane as Mutant
Writer: Joseph Stefano Director: Fritz Kiersch
Note: This episode was clearly the second episode filmed. It begins with the funeral for Tressa's mother. Also, Arcane talks to Tressa and says he
hopes they can get to know each other better. This actually aired near the end of the first season. It is likely that USA chose to air some of the better episodes first to help build the audience for the
series.
3 Treasure
Jim encounters a
stranger claiming to be Tressa's brother. The man is on the run from police and a blonde from whom he pilfered a large sum of money. The woman shows up and shoots Tressa while trying to reclaim the money.
Writer: Jon Ezrine Director: Tony Dow
Guests: Cynthia Garris as Eleanor, Kevin Corrigan as Buckholt
Note: Another early episode that was held back and aired later in the series run. There's a blooper
as Eleanor flees the house in the daylight, after shooting Tressa, yet the shooting occurs while everyone is going to bed. Arcane does not appear in this episode.
4 From Beyond The Grave
Tressa discovers she has been left out of her mother's will
and worse, evicted. But this is just another scheme of Arcane's to obtain the property. Tressa's mother appears to Jim in his dreams.
Writer: Wade Johnson & Daniel Kennedy Director: Tony Dow
Guests: Bret Rice as Everett Baxtor, Jamie Cuffe as Young Tressa, Lisa Miller as Young Savanna
Note: Another early episode that did not air until the end of the first season.
5 Blood Wind
A collegue of Arcane's has a formula which causes people to hate the
person treated with it. When it apparently does not work, they dump it in the swamp where Tressa is exposed to it. The town people chase her through the streets and try to kill her.
Guests: Michael Champlin
as Crown Prince, Laurie Logan as Mrs. Spritzler, Jay Glick as pastor, Bill Orsini as gardener
Writer: Marc Scott Zicree Director: Walter Von Huene
Note: Cheesecake moment as we get to see Tressa changing.
6 New Acquaintence
Jim makes friends with a girl named
Lily. Lily is teased and disliked by all the other kids, and comes from a disfunctional family. Jim is not sure if he wants to stay friends with Lily but Swamp Thing convinces him to.
Writer: Lawrence G. Ditillo, Wade Johnson & Daniel Kennedy Director: David Jackson
Guests: Summer Pheonix as Lilly, Chris Lobban, Danny Gura, Jordan Kessler as boys
Note: Arcane does not appear.
7 Spirit Of The Swamp
Arcane vows to destroy Swamp Thing and hires a
voodoo priest to do the deed. But the priest is seeking a rare swamp flower called the Black Rose and is using Arcane to obtain it.
Guests: Roscoe Lee Brown as Duchamp, Sandy Beach and Tony Marini as mutants
Writers: Judith Berg, Sandrea Berg, Michael Reaves Director: Yuri Sivo
8 Grotesquery
Toxic wastes dumped in the swamp make Swamp Thing ill. He is captured and sold to a sideshow freak exhibit. Jim encounters the sideshow where Arcane has been
"unloading" his mutants.
Writer: Michael Bairinholtz Director: David Jackson
Guests: Jacob Witkin as Simon, Joshua Sussman as Amos, Kathey Gustafson-Hilton as Clair, Christopher Alan as kid
brother, Brad Arrel and Dennis Neal as workers, Judy Clayton as Gardenia
Note: Judy Clayton and Jacob Witkin appeared later in the series in different roles.
9 Natural Enemy
Jim is bitten by a strange mutant bug created by Arcane. He gets very sick and is
hospitalized but no one can help him. Tressa is also bitten but captures the insect.
Writer: Robert Goethals Director: Tony Dow
Guests: Chase Randolph as Dr. Cass Muir, Bill Dordell as Dr. Bloom, Carolyn Jett as nurse
Note: Director Tony Dow played Wally on the series Leave It To Beaver.
10 Legend Of The Swamp Maiden
Jim and Oboe go camping in the swamp looking for the mysterious Swamp
Maiden. They encounter a tabloid reporter hunting Swamp Thing. Oboe is seduced by the Swamp Maiden while Jim is rescued by the reporter.
Writer: Lorenzo Domenico Director: Yuri Sivo
guests: Tom Nowicke as Greg Dunbar (reporter), Heide Paine as the Swamp Maiden
Note: This episode was shot near the end of the first season but aired early in the run.
11 The Death Of Dr. Arcane
Jim is kidnapped by Arcane's thugs. Arcane is killed by one of his
mutant creations. Swamp Thing finds Arcane and brings him to a hospital. Swamp Thing revives Arcane to find Jim before Arcane's mutant does.
Writer: Judith Berg, Sandrea Berg, Joseph Stefano Director: John McPherson
guests: Pat Cherryas Coroner, George Colangelo as Coroner's assistant, Darren Dollar as a deputy, Andrew Clark as a thug.
Note:
This is the first appearance of Kevin Quigley as Graham. In this episode he is billed as a thug. Though one of the final episodes filmed during the first season, this show was rushed to air within weeks of
completion. USA may have felt this to be a stronger episode and preferred the focus on Dr. Arcane.
12 The Living Image
Arcane creates a copy of Alec Holland's late wife, Linda. This false Linda finds Swamp Thing and gets the
bio-restioative formula for Arcane. Arcane tests the formula on Linda. This also features flashbacks to the origin of Swamp Thing.
Writers: David Braff, Judith Berg, Sandra Berg, Joseph Stefano Director: John McPherson
Guests: Martha Smith as Linda, Lonnie Smith as Alec Holland, Rex Benson as Minister, Robert Small as Real Estate agent,
Billy Gillespie as Buyer, Doc Duhame and John Hoye as intruders.
Note: Though one of the final episodes filmed during the first season, this was the second episode to air. It was rushed to air
within weeks of completion. Again, USA may have felt this to be a stronger episode and preferred the focus on Dr. Arcane.
13 The Shipment
Arcane is shipping mutants to overseas work camps. Jim discovers this and is
captured. Jim's brother Will arrives to help find Jim and quickly discovers Swamp Thing. Swamp Thing trashes Arcane's lab. The sheriff stages an accident to make everyone think Jim is dead while Arcane ships
him out with the mutants.
Writers: Judith & Sandra Berg, Joseph Stefano Director: Walter von Huene
Guests: Janis Benson as Mrs. Blake, Roger Floyd as Hitchhiker
Note: The Hitchhiker at the beginning
of the episode may have been a parody of the series The Hitchhiker, which was also seen on the USA network, on the same evening. This episode served as a transition point for the series to go in a new
direction.
Second Season (1991)
Executive Producer: Tom Greene
Executive Story Editors: Judith and Sandra Berg
Stunt coordinator: Doc Duhame
Casting: Melvin Johnson C.S.A with Pati Thomas
Propmaster: Carmen K. Herrmann
Script Supervisor: Jillian Amburgey
Dialogue Editors: John Sunborn
Mixer: Thomas E. Allen Sr. C.A.S.
Director of Photography: Geoff Schaff
Supervising Editor: John Elias
Production Manager: Joseph Bellotti
Stars: Mark Lindsay Chapman (Dr. Anton Arcane)
Carrell Myers (Tressa Kipp) Scott Garrison (Will Kipp)
Dick Durock (Swamp Thing)
Kari Wuhrer (Abigail) Dr Holister (William Whitehead)
Kevin Quigley (Graham) Doc Duhane (Kiefer) Jacob Witkin (Gen. Sunderland)
14 Birthmarks
Will is awakened by a nightmare
of an explosion. Shortly thereafter he meets the strange girl named Abigail. Abigail is the result of some experiment by Dr. Woodrue, that Arcane is trying to destroy. Swamp Thing finds an infant who is somehow
conected to Abigail.
W: Tom Greene D: Walter von Huene
Note: There are lots of changes in this episode. We discover
Arcane is responsible for the death of his wife, Tatiana, and that he works for Gen. Sunderland. Tressa starts a swamp tour business.
Another note: the boat explosion at the start of the show is part of the
"Jaws" attraction at Universal Studios, Florida.
15 The Dark Side Of The Mirror
The District Attorney is out to get Arcane. While on a date with Tressa, the DA is killed by one of Arcane's mutants posing as Swamp Thing. Will and Abigail prevent a
mob from hunting down Swamp Thing.
W: W.M. Whitehead D: Bruce Seth Green
Guests: Jordan Williams as Eric Mathews, Danny
Hanemann as Hammett, Steve Zurk as Deputy Javert, John Hoye as new Swamp Thing, Bob Sokoler as Newsman
16 Silent Screams
Tressa is camping in the Swamp with an old friend and her daughter. Tressa is bit by a snake and the others are trapped in a force filed
created by Arcane. Arcane is demonstrating the force field as a new weapon to sell to a evil military leader.
W: Judith & Sandra Berg D: Walter von Huene
Guests: Catherine Hader as Melissa, Elizabeth Hendrick as Ilene, Roger Pretto as Cmdr. Hammer, Michael Champlin as Alexander
17 Walk A Mile In My Shoots
Arcane has some new technology to give Gen Sunderland a new body. He tests it on Swamp Thing and swaps bodies with him. While
in Swamp Thing's body, Arcane gets shot and doesn't know how to heal himself. Meanwhile, Swamp Thing in Arcane's body tries to sabatoge Arcane's business deal with Sunderland.
W: Jonathon Torp D: Bruce Seth Green
Guests: Robert Reynolds as Gorley, Doc Duhane as Wilkes
18 The Watcher
Tressa is attacked by two men fishermen who turn out to be cyber creations
of Dr. Arcane. She escapes, but Archane sends them in search of the baby who became Abigail. Meanwhile Will and Tressa plan a surprise birthday party for Abigail, who has never had a birthday.
W: Tom Greene, W.M. Whitehead D: Lyndon Chubbuck
Guests: Scott Higgs as Lamar, Peter Palmer as Orvis, John Hoye as Officer Donnelly
19 The Hunt
Will encounters his father who has come in search of a rare plant. Of course,
Tressa is not happy to see the man. Meanwhile, Archane gives Abigail a poisonous plant, and Swamp Thing tells Will about a rare plant which has healing properties
W: Wade Johnson & Daniel Kennedy D: Bruce Seth Green
Guests: Paul Coufos as Brydon Kipp
20 Touch Of Death
Arcane stumbles apon one Abraham MacCyrus and kills him to test a chemical to bring the man back to life. The experiment
apparently fails, but after a delay the man is revived. Unfortunately his touch is now deadly. Will becomes sick when he touches him. But Swamp Thing discovers the man's touch begins to turn him back to a
human.
W: Tom Greene, W.M. Whitehead D: Walter von Huene
Guests: Mark McCracken as Abraham MacCyrus, Ralph Wilcox as Sentry
21 Tremors Of The Heart
General Sunderland is impressed by
Arcane's new "earthquake" weapon. Swamp Thing investigates the strange quakes and becomes trapped deep in the earth. Meanwhile Tressa is trapped durring a quake and Arcane romances his new
associate.
W: Wade Johnson & Daniel Kennedy D: Mitchell Bock
Guests: Sandahl Bergman as Sienna, Steve DuMouchel as guard
22 The Prometheus Parabola
Tressa has another
blind date arranged by Dr. Hollister. However the man that arrives is not the man Tressa was supposed to meet, but J.J. Dax, a rival of Dr. Arcane. Dax shoots Dr. Hollister, and lures Arcane into a showdown
at Tressa's house. Seems Arcane stole a weapon called the Prometheus Parabola from Dax and his brother, and left them for dead.
W: Tom Greene, W.M. Whitehead D: Walter von Huene
Guests: Terry Funk as J.J. Dax
Note: There is something very strange about the actor playing Dax. For some
reason, his voice has been dubbed by someone else, and the episode is edited so be hardly ever see the man's mouth move.
Third Season (1992)
Executive Producer: Tom Blomquist
Co-Producers: Jeff Myrow, Steven L. Sears
Casting: Melvin Johnson C.S.A with Pati Thomas
Propmaster: David Kahler
Script Supervisor: Jillian Amburgey
Dialogue Editors: Neal Anderson
Mixer: Thomas E. Allen Sr. C.A.S.
Director of Photography:Joseph Mangine
Supervising Editor: Michael T. Elias
Production Manager: Joseph Bellotti
Stars: Mark Lindsay Chapman (Dr. Anton Arcane)
Scott Garrison (Will Kipp) Dick Durock (Swamp Thing)
Carrell Myers (Tressa Kipp) Kari Wuhrer (Abigail)
Kevin Quigley (Graham) Judy Clayton (Dr. Thomas)
Patrick Neil Quinn (Alec Holland)
23 A Nightmare On Jackson Street
Will
is haunted by his nightmares and runs into the swamp. His dreams revolve around the robbery of a conveniene store by his friends in Philidelphia. Later, one of the shows up in Huoma and attempts another
robbery.
W: Jeff Myrow D: Walter Von Huene
Guests: Roger Floyd as Vinnie, Christian Windor as Bobby, Robb Edward Morris as Kevin, Orlando Powers as Jase
Note: Nieither Arcane nor Tressa appear.
24 Mist Demeanour
A mysterious fog from the swamp is attacking people. Will and
Abigail try and warn the town people. The fog sends many people to the hospital where Arcane goes to study them. After Arcane is exposed, Swamp Thing saves him so Arcane can work on a cure.
W: Steven L. Sears D: David S. Jackson
Guests: Kathy Weff as Mrs. Reiger, Shane Obedzinski as Joshua, Jim Greene as Reiger, Craig Thomas as Johnson.
Note: Arcane appears in his underwear. Tressa does not appear. This is the last episode with Abigail.
25 The Old House Of Mayan
A crooked
archeologist kills his associate to gain a map of the swamp which show the location of a lost Mayan temple. He then kidnaps Will to use as a guide through the swamp. Once there they find the temple protected by
Mayan ghosts.
W: Steven L. Sears D: Walter Von Huene
Guests: Andrew Stevens as Bartok, Frank Hilgenberg as Prof. Goldwise,
Antoni Corone as Alonso, Kevin Nash as Quixo, El Gigante as M'Tama
26 Better Angels
Developer Carter LaRoach wants to build a recycling plant in the swamp an is publicly opposed by Arcane. LaRoach's assistant Ann Fiske used to work with Alec Holland.
She discovers the swamp is contaminated and LaRoach uses this to convince the town to sell to him.
W: Babs Greyhosky D: David S. Jackson
Guests: Janet Julian as Dr. Ann Fiske, Don Hood as Carter Sinclair LaRoche, Jack Swanson as the coroner.
Note: Tressa does not appear.
27 A Jury Of Fears
A lab accident leaves Arcane in a coma. While unconcious, Arcane
finds himself on trial in his nightmares. Tressa is the judge, Will is the prosecutor. He finds himself confronting people from his past, including Alec Holland.
W: Tom Blomquist D: Walter von Huene
Guests: Rusty Pouch as the lab tech, John Hoye as the Juror with the eye patch, Felipe Savage as the one armed man, Walter Von
Huene as the nervous scientist.
Note: CultTVman's personal favorite episode. The series takes the time to make fun of itself.
28 Lovelost
Will is saved from choking by a strange woman named Victoria, who
is clairvoiant. She tells Will she has an urgent message for Swamp Thing from his wife Linda. Will doesn't believe her, but then Tressa recieves word that will is alive. Later, Will is attacked and left for
dead as part of a trap set by Arcane to trap Swamp Thing.
W: Tom Blomquist D: David S. Jackson
Guests: Lisa Eichorn as Victoria Willsburg, David Landsbury as Randy
Note: I believe the downtown shot of the city at the start of the episode is Church Street Station in downtown Orlando.
29 Poisonous
A crooked documentary filmmaker releases some poisonous South American frogs into the swamp. Tressa meets the man and has a
romantic dinner with him. Later, while filming his staged footage of the frogs, he encounters Swamp Thing and photographs him.
W: Jeff Myrow D: Walter Von Huene
Gurests: David Ackroyd as Ian James. Larry Buckland as Mark Steinman.
Notes: Tressa returns in this episode, having been searching for Jim in South America. Arcane does not appear.
30 Children Of The Fool
Will meets a woman named Amanda at a traveling
carnival and runs afoul of her boyfriend, Chuck. The carnival owner, Hurley, intercedes and smoothes over the situation. However, Hurley has a much darker side.
W: Fred Golan D: David S. Jackson
Guests: Wolfman Jack as Hurley, Carolyn Strong as Amanda, Bill Orsini as Chuck, Jay Derrick as Jamie
Note: Neither Arcane nor Tressa appear.
31 Night Of Dying
Arcane purchases a cursed
book of voodoo intending to exploit it's magical powers. However, it puts Arcane under some sort of spell, trapping him in a hellish nightmare world. This curse is somehow related to the disappearence of
Jim Kip. Graham seeks Duchamp, the voodoo doctor, to save Arcane, and Duchamp asks Swamp Thing for help.
W: Tom Blomquist D: Steve Beers
Guests: Jessie Lawrence Ferguson as Duchamp, Karen Fraction as Tanda, Michael George Owen as Wharf Rat, Cheree Van Doren as Strange Woman.
Note: this is a sequal to episode 5 Spirit Of The Swamp and
(I believe) the first referance to Jim since he disappeared.
32 Smoke And Mirror
Rock singer Nathan Stone is pulled over for speeding. Charges are then brought against him for the deaths of two of his fans who killed themselves. Stone disappears into
the swamp and encouters Swamp Thing. In the swamp, Stone encounters ghosts from his past.
W: Tom Blomquist D: Steve Beers
Guests: Adam Curry as Nathan Stone, Larry Naetti as Off. Nestor, Michael Callan as Larry Kefler, Matther James and Joe Rohland as dead fans.
Note: The absolute worst episode.
33 What Goes Around Comes Around
Sheriff Andrews encounters Arcane hunting a man in
the swamp. Andrews lets Arcane continue despite the man's pleas. Guilt overtakes him and in his dreams, he is pursued by people from his past though an old western town.
W: Jim Byrnes D: Chuck Bowman
Guests: Larry Manetti as Nestor Parkins, Patrick Anton as Raymond, Helen Miya as Eliza, Leith Audrey as woman, Andrew Clark
as Neanderthal, Ron Douglas as Morgan
34 Dead And Married
A couple's car has crashed in the swamp. Will discovers the car and we discover the couple are actually dead and we been seeing their ghosts. They have been murdered
and Swamp Thing encourages Will to help reveal their killers.
W: Steven L. Sears D: Steve Beers
Guests: Phillip Michael
Thomas as Barry Scott, Sheila Wills as Daphne Scott, Tom Nowicki as Clarence Pickens, Tracy Roberts as Dorothy Pickens, Timothy Bass as Bennie, Joe Candelora as Smitty, Dennis Neal as Roscoe, Sandra Piero as
Barbara
35 Powers Of Darkness
A strange friend of
Will's, Dorien, thinks he is a vampire. When people start to mysteriously die, the locals think there may be some truth to it. Will comes to his assistance.
W: W. Reed Moran D: Chuck Bowman
Guests: Jeremy Licht as Dorian, Bobbi Evors as Angela, Larry Manetti as Nestor Parkins, Von Von Lindenberg as Hank, Christie Smith
as Tory, Bob Roitblat as a mechanic, Donna Rosae as the vampire lover, Ron Douglas as the bartender
36 Swamp Of Dreams
Swamp Thing is dreaming of his old flame, Ann Fisk. He has fallen under the influence of a powerful narcotic he discovers while seaking a cure. Will tries to
help him but is also affected by the drug and falls into Arcane's hands.
W: Randy Holland D: John McPherson
Guests: Carla Maria Kneeland as vogue date.
Note: another preachy episode
37 Sonata
Ann Fisk figures out that Swamp Thing is Alec Holland and goes looking for him. Meanwhile, a couple When Ann tries to trick Arcane into helping heal Holland, they are
captures by two good ol' boys are out to get Arcane.
W: Babs Greyhosky D: Chuck Bowman
Note: a clip show that rehashes the origin of Swamp Thing.
38 Changes
Ann Fisk finds Swamp Thing very ill.
Arcane has unleashed a virus to attack him, which leads Ann to find a possible cure. However she must trick Arcane into help making the cure permanent.
W: Steven L. Sears, Jeff Myrow D: John McPherson
39 An Eye For An Eye
Arcane has a powerful new reactor. The swamp reacts against this by sending a powerful panther to stalk Arcane. Swamp Thing is powerless to stop it, but sends
Will to warn Arcane.
W: Jeff Myrow D: Tom DeSimone
Guests: Christopher Carter as Tim, Mary Thompson-Hunt as reporter
Note: another poor episode redeamed only by a great ending.
40 Special Request
Tressa is searching for
Jim in Peru when she heres a mysterious radio broadcast. The DJ is on the radio is a boyfriend who died long ago. Upon returning home, Tressa visits the old radio station, and begins to wonder about what really
happened to Rick.
W: Terry D. Nelson D: John McPherson
Guests: Elizabeth Fendrick as Carrie, Bill Christie as Toby Dunbar,
Rob Richards as Rick, Charles Noel as Reverend Willeford, Carmen Alexander as Ponca Mateus
Note: Highlight of this episode is Carrell Myers in a bad 70's wig.
41 Destiny
A pair of civil war soldiers emerge from the swamp, and promptly
attack Will. They have difficulty understanding why they are here in the twentieth century, and the fact that everyone they ever knew is dead. Will helps them find what it takes to return.
W: Jim Byrnes D: Tom DeSimone
Guests: Andrew Stahl as Lt. Wyatt, Edgar Allen Poe IV as Boggs, Eric Whitmore as Kenny
42 Fear Itself
Swamp Thing finds the swamp is turning against him. He encounters the
mysterious Prof. Mephisto, who leads him to a mysterious house. Inside he encounter bizarre happenings including Arcane romancing Tressa. He also confronts his alter ego, Alec Holland.
W: Brenda Lilly D: John McPherson
Guests: Jacob Witkin as Mephisto.
Note: the house featured is the replica of the Psycho house that was built for the movie Psycho IV.
43 Mirador's Brain
Arcane attempts to
transplant the mind of scientist Carl Mirador into his brain. Graham has an encounter with Mirador's daughter, who also runs into Will. Then Arcane finds himself haunted by Mirador himself.
W: Bruce Lansbury D: Tom de Simone
Guests: Jill Whitlow as Dana Mirador, Harold Bergman as Carl Mirador, Bob Barnes as the deputy.
44 Tantania
Arcane discovers that he can now revive his wife. But when he does, he
discovers that them woman is not his wife Tatania, but a clever double. Arcane determines that Gen. Sunderland is behind all this, and discovers he has had Tatania alive as his prisoner all this time. This
leads to a wonderful confrontation.
W: Randy Holland D: John McPherson
Guests: Heather Thomas as Tatania/Kitty, Cheree Vandoren as therapist
Note: another CultTVman favorite.
45 The Chains Of Forever
A couple have located a map for the fountain of youth, and Arcane is very interested. He sends Graham to steal it, but Graham
screws up. The couple, Robert and Celia fight and split up. Will then assists Celia track down her husband in the swamp.
W: Randy Holland D: Mitchell Bock
Guests: Laura Hicks as Celia, Jeff Breslauer as Robert, Kristian Truelsen as the bookseller
46 The Handyman
Swamp Thing uncovers a mysterios dead body and traces the killer to a dinner where Arcane is giving out science awards. The man has a strange connection to
Gen. Sunderland and is seeking revenge. Swamp Thing discovers a strange connection to the man, too.
W: Terry D. Nelson D: Andrew Stevens
Guests: Jordan Williams as The Handyman, Gerald Martin as Dr. Rudyard, Key Howard as Bukovski, Manuel Depina as a detective
47 The Hurting
W: Tom Blomquist D: Chuck Bowman
48 Easy Prey
W: Jim Byrnes D: Steve Beers
49 Rite Of Passage
W: John Lansing & Bruce Cervi D:Chuck Bowman
50 Vendetta
Arcane is rejected by his fellow scientists once again. However he meets a beautiful young woman who is the editor of a science journal. It turns out she is
more that Arcane suspects.
W: W. Reed Moran D: Steve Beers
Guests: Peggy O'Neal as Katherine
51 Revelations
W: Tom Blomquist, Steven L. Sears D: Chuck Bowman
52 Furture Tense
A corrupt politician wants the swamp removed from
its protected wetland status. An environmentalist named Alan, who is an old friend of Tressa's, kidnaps the senator and the two are transported into a future which has experienced an environmental disaster.
W: Terry D. Nelson D: Steve Beers
Guests: Larry Black as the senator, Paul Vroom as Alan Harris, Brett Rice as the headman,
Michael Edwards as David Spears.
Note: Tressa knows all about Swamp Thing in this episode dispite the fact they have never met before.
53 A Most Bitter Pill
W: Tom Blomquist D: Tom Blomquist
54 The Burning Times
W: Katharyn Powers D: Mitchell Bock
55 The Curse
W: Jeff Myrow D: Chuck Bowman
56 Heart Of The Mantis
Arcane visits his old mentor Dr. Oliver Duncan, the night he dies
in a hospital. Everyone suspects Arcane behind the death, except Duncan's daughter. Of course, Arcane turns his charms on her in an effort to obtain Duncan's secrets.
W: Steven L. Sears D: Walter Von Huene
Guests: Cheryl Hines as Louise Brenner, Richard Casey as Oliver Duncan
57 In The Beginning
W: Terry D. Nelson D: Chuck Bowman
58 Patient Zero
Arcane and Graham encounter a stranger seeking the blood of Swamp Thing.
He has a powerful freezing machine which Arcane wants to use to trap Swamp Thing. Also, Arcane knows the identity of the stranger and utilizes this to his advantage.
W: Judith & Sandra Berg D: Walter Von Huene
Guests: Jon Lee as Robert Niedman, Alan Bergman as Dr. Parnell
59 Crossfired
W: John Lansing & Bruce Cervi D: Chuck Bowman
60 Brotherly Love
W: Jim Byrnes D: Walter Von Huene
61 Eye Of The Storm
W: Written by Brenda Lilly Directed by Chuck Bowman
62 Never Alone
W: Fred Golan D: Walter Von Huene
63 Heart Of Stone
W: Alan Jay Glueckman D: Mitchell Bock
64 The Return Of LaRoche
W: Babs Greyhosky D: Andrew Stevens
65 Yo Ho Ho
W: David Kemper D: Walter Von Huene
66 Hide In The Night
W: Steven L. Sears D: Andrew Stevens
67 Judgement Day
Will is framed for the murder of his new girlfriend's father. The DA
is out to get him and gain political support by convicting him. Swamp Thing forces the DA to confront the innocent people he had convicted, while Arcane gets the real killer.
W: W. Reed Moran D: Chuck Bowman
Guests: Dennis Bowman as Kingdom, Peter Palmer as Mr. Smithson, Donna Rosae as Justine, Laurel Page Rowe, Michael Balin,
Tory Bowne, George Colangelo, Kevin Corrigan, Gunner James, Candace Miller, Orlando Powers
68 Lesser Of Two Evils
W: Steven L. Sears, Tom Blomquist D: Walter von Huene
69 The Specter Of Death
W: Tom Blomquist D: Tony Dow
70 Pay Day
W: Written and Directed by Tom Blomquist
71 Romancing Arcane
W: Jeff Myrow D: Tony Dow
72 That's A Wrap
W: Tom Blomquist, Steven L. Sears, Jeff Myrow D: Walter Von Huene
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