by Ragey
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A shivat has begun attacking protected settlements, and is Jack to blame? |
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Stampeding macks are an issue and no one knows what to do. Also, cow punching. |
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Dr. Fessenden tries to gain control of a laser-firing satellite. Hammer follows suit. |
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Is it true? Has one of Hammer's henchmen turned over a new leaf? What are the chances of that, eh? |
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Hannah finds a child raised by the Grith and attempts to introduce it to modern society. |
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Scharnhorst begins a mysterious digging operation, with sinister intentions, no less. |
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The moles uncover poisonous waste, dooming the city's residents unless Jack can find a cure. |
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Episode 08: It Only Comes Out At Night A creature eats Jack's friend, but everyone thinks he's just crazy. |
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Jack and Hannah uncover an android from hundreds of years ago. No, seriously. |
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Jack is convicted of stealing city property and becomes the target of a deadly bounty hunter. |
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Hannah, believing she isn't appreciated, heads back to Wassoon, only to get into trouble. |
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Jack meets an old mechanic friend, and afterwards becomes the subject of sabotage. What a coinkydink. |
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Hammer causes a wildfire and is forced to help Jack put it out. That can't end well. |
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From 1994 to 1998 a few VHS tapes were released, containing either two to three episodes on each of them; they're still around on Amazon for variable prices, some as low as $2 and some reaching up to $30.
The series has yet to get an official DVD release, presumably due to trademark hiccups with General Motors. Amazon offers (offered?) a Video On Demand service, charging $2 for each episode or $21 for the whole series; I can't verify the quality of the service, as it's blocked to anyone outside of the United States.
