Eureka, The Complete Collection

For years, the government has been relocating the world’s geniuses (and their families) to the picturesque Pacific Northwest town of Eureka, where daily life straddles the line between unprecedented innovation and total chaos. U.S. Marshal Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) finds this out first hand when he wrecks his car and becomes stranded there. After the town’s eccentric inhabitants unleash a scientific creation still unknown to the outside world, Carter steps in to restore order and consequently is let in on one of our country’s best-kept secrets.

In Eureka, even death is not certain. After attending Susan Perkins’ (Jennifer Clement) funeral, Carter (Colin Ferguson) heads back to the office to find a very angry, very alive, Susan Perkins! While Carter and Henry (Joe Morton) try to find out which Susan is real, an ominous dark figure starts appearing in town. Will Nathan Stark (Ed Quinn), the new head of research at Eureka’s top secret Global Dynamics, join in Carter’s efforts to investigate the dueling Susans or will he fall victim to a duplicitous plot?

Sheriff Carter (Colin Ferguson) accidentally shoots Eureka’s mechanical wiz Henry Deacon (Joe Morton), but can’t remember how or why. A visiting scientist, who happened to be an old friend of Henry’s, may hold a vital clue.

There...are...no...aliens! Still, Henry (Joe Morton) is concerned about his assistant Spencer (Shayn Solberg) who insists he’s been abducted. Sheriff Carter (Colin Ferguson) recognizes the young man’s trauma but isn’t buying alien influences even when his own deputy Jo (Erica Cerra) knocks him out cold and joins three other townsfolk in a plot to kidnap a visiting Congressman.

Nathan Stark (Ed Quinn) keeps a dangerous artifact under wraps until Carl Carlson, a brilliant but unpredictable researcher (Saul Rubinek), accidentally taps into its awesome power.

Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Zoe (Jordan Hinson) must help an aging scientist recover his memory before a dormant weapons system unleashes a grave disaster.

When Stark (Ed Quinn) pits two research teams against each other, he gets a made-in-Eureka result that is as disturbing as it is mind-blowing. Will a top-secret drug give Eureka’s townsfolk a competitive edge or a dangerous addiction? As the situation escalates, Carter’s (Colin Ferguson) daughter Zoe (Jordan Hinson) and Allison’s (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) son get caught in the crossfire.

When Callister Raynes (David Paetkau), a young Eureka ex-patriot, returns to town Nathan Stark (Ed Quinn) has a difficult time turning his back on him. When Raynes creates a path of destruction that threatens Eureka and Global Dynamics Stark is forced to make some heart wrenching choices.

Taggart (Matt Frewer) has "nanoids" that can heal wounds almost instantly, while Fargo (Neil Grayston) invented the "Mental Mouse," a device that links the human brain to a mainframe computer. When these two brilliant inventions interact, Eureka braces for the cataclysmic outcome.

Carter (Colin Ferguson) can’t understand why nearly everyone in Eureka is behaving more strangely than usual. He has to find out what has affected - or infected - the townsfolk before a misguided Stark (Ed Quinn) unleashes the wrath of the Artifact on the world.

Upset by the negative attitudes threatening Eureka, S.A.R.A.H. - the SMART house - decides to take corrective action and lures the town's main players into her lair and puts herself on lock-down.

When Stark (Ed Quinn) attempts to take a sample of Eureka’s top-secret Artifact, the town plunges through time, landing in 2010. Domestic bliss abounds in this Eureka-of-the-future until momentary time shifts indicate a dangerous anomaly that may rob Carter (Colin Ferguson), Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield), Henry (Joe Morton) and Zoe (Jordan Hinson) of their glowing futures.

Recently, after Henry (Joe Morton) traveled through time to save Kim (Tamlyn Tomita), the woman he loved, from deadly exposure to the mysterious artifact in Section Five, he and Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) both enjoyed four years of a happy alternate future. Jack married Allison Blake (Salli Richardson) and Henry married Kim. Unfortunately, when that timeline destabilized, Jack had to force Henry to return to the past and let Kim die, restoring the proper timeline.

In coordination with Allison Blake's (Salli Richardson) first day as leader of Global Dynamics, the facility's massive computers undergo an eight-hour reboot, audit and reset. While the computers are offline, Global's storage vault supervisor, Victor (Don Thompson), reports that a suspicious blank spot has been discovered on a shelf. An item is missing.

As Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) plans a surprise party for Zoe’s (Jordan Hinson) 16th birthday, his ex-wife and Zoe’s mom, Dr. Abby Carter (Olivia D’Abo) strides into his office. She reminds Jack that they made a deal: Zoe could live with Jack for one year, after which she would return to live with Abby. Jack urges Abby to reconsider, confessing that he’s never even told Zoe about this arrangement. Abby holds firm. A year has passed and she is determined to take Zoe home with her.

On the same day that Henry (Joe Morton) starts his new job at Global Dynamics, Jack’s (Colin Ferguson) ex-wife Abby (Olivia D’Abo) prepares to take Zoe (Jordan Hinson) home with her to LosAngeles. Zoe is furious that her father won’t fight for her to stay. She’s so upset that she’s using a personal therapy device called an A.T.S. to confront her anger and fears in a virtual-reality version of Eureka.

Science fair day at Eureka’s Tesla School is a high-stakes competition among the town’s teenage geniuses for a coveted first prize: a career-making internship at Global Dynamics. Events,however, conspire to distract Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) from this powder keg of adolescent ambition. Most prominently, a meteorite hits his Jeep and when he visits Global Dynamics to find some answers, he’s snared in a new security field that Dr. Jane Harrington (Anna Galvin) has designed to immobilize intruders.

After a truck carrying toxic waste from Global Dynamics has a serious crash, Allison (Salli Richardson) orders Jack (Colin Ferguson) to investigate. As the truck’s driver recovers in Global’s infirmary, Jack and Lupo (Erica Cerra) check out the incident and find nothing amiss. A couple nights later, however, several people at Global share a dream in which the trucker dies - and in the morning, the man really is dead. The only reason that Jack believes this crazy story is that he and Lupo just shared a dream, too.

Over the years, a team at Global Dynamics has stored various people in cryostasis, but, while updating their system, they discover that a 50-year-old tank contains an unidentified body. Stark and Henry revive the man, who turns out to be Dr. Pierre Fargo (Tygh Runyan) - Douglas Fargo’s (Neil Grayston) grandfather.

Allison (Salli Richardson) wants to hire Zane Donovan (Niall Matter), a brilliant young particle physicist, to help Stark (Ed Quinn) and Henry (Joe Morton) research the universe’s earliest moments using a Chaotic Inflation Device that can, essentially, re-create the Big Bang. Zane, however, has just been arrested for stealing 3.1 million dollars from the government. As a result, Allison orders Jack to keep Zane in custody until he proves that he can be trusted.

Callie (Sonja Bennett), Eureka’s friendly dry-cleaner, reminds Jack (Colin Ferguson) that today is his one-year anniversary in town. Jack is too busy to celebrate. Moon rocks at Global Dynamics are sprouting radioactive crystals for unknown reasons; a substance called polyethylene glycol is missing from the town’s pharmacy; and Zoe (Jordan Hinson) has a minor car accident during her first solo-driving excursion. (Her far-fetched excuse is that she hit something invisible).

On a Sunday morning, Lupo (Erica Cerra), Henry (Joe Morton), Allison (Salli Richardson) and Kevin (Meshach Peters) worship at Eureka’s sparsely attended church, where Reverend Harper (Barbara Eve Harris), a former physicist, preaches. Suddenly, across town, Zoe (Jordan Hinson) loses her voice in an instant. She can’t speak a word. Later that day, Allison’s skin begins to glow. Stark (Ed Quinn) diagnoses it as a form of bioluminescence and discovers that it is wreaking havoc with her nervous system. If it can’t be stopped, Allison will die.

As the employees of Global Dynamics complete Dr. Anne Young’s (Lexa Doig) seminar on sexual harassment, Allison (Salli Richardson) asks Jack (Colin Ferguson) to locate biological systems engineer Dr. Stone (Richard Cox), who hasn’t come in to work. The eccentric scientist lovingly maintains a network of Eureka’s utilities, including air conditioning and waste processing, that is inspired by the human digestive system. Without Stone constantly fine-tuning the system in the tunnels below town, things will go haywire. Methane buildups, for example, might cause toilets to explode...which is exactly what happens, moments later at the Sheriff’s office.

Shoppers in downtown Eureka are startled when a decorative iron statue of Pythagoras suddenly turns to pure gold. Sheriff Jack Carter’s (Colin Ferguson) investigation eventually leads him to Christopher Dactylos (Michael Shanks), the statue’s egotistical artist. Dactylos gives Carter an odd lecture about medieval alchemists and their dreams of turning metal into gold and then he retreats into his underground laboratory.

Following Henry’s (Joe Morton) announcement that the Alchemist’s Curse contagion has mutated into deadly flesh-eating bacteria, the Global Dynamics defense computer kicks into action, locking some people in and keeping others out. It transforms Allison’s office into a panic room by lowering it far below Earth’s surface and sealing it off completely. The four people in the office - Allison (Salli Richardson), her son (Meshach Peters), Henry and the unscrupulous Beverly Barlow (Debrah Farentino) - are trapped together.

Carter (Colin Ferguson) is concerned when Zoe (Jordan Hinson) takes a part-time job at Café Diem but bigger worries await. Henry Deacon (Joe Morton) may face a long jail term for the breach of security that saved Kevin. Nathan Stark (Ed Quinn) proposes to Allison Blake (Salli Richardson-Whitfield). Zane Donovan (Niall Matter), Fargo (Neil Grayston) and Larry (Christopher Jacot) are preparing for an anti-missile test and the Department of Defense sends in Eva Thorne (Frances Fisher), a ruthless corporate fixer, to conduct a performance review of Global.

Nathan Stark (Ed Quinn) and Allison Blake (Salli Richardson-Whitfield), annoyed by Eva Thorne’s (Frances Fisher) budget cuts, are baffled when they see the costly new lab she has created for Zane Donovan (Niall Matter) until she explains that corporate sponsorships will cover the set-up and marketable discoveries will make it profitable. Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) is visiting Henry (Joe Morton) when he gets an urgent call from Allison. A scientist has gone missing - from a sealed, experimental biosphere which has been isolated in an artificially created and maintained underground ecosystem for 11 years.

Carter (Colin Ferguson) is proud that Zoe (Jordan Hinson) has been invited into the accelerated physics program. Zoe fears she will have no life but physics. Zoe is not the only one feeling pressured. The annual dog show is coming up and, as Jo Lupo (Erica Cerra) tells Carter, competition is ruthless. The dogs are biomimetic and the prize goes to the inventor who can build the most life-like entry. Carol Taylor’s (Gabrielle Rose) Fifi was Best in Show for the last two years. She wants a third win but faces serious competition from Dr. Anne Young (Lexa Doig) and Thunder. When the dogs meet, Fifi falls apart -- literally. Surprisingly, Eva Thorne wants Carter to investigate this mishap. While Jo and Carter investigate a possible lab break-in, the building shakes violently. Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) tells Carter an earthquake in Eureka is virtually impossible.

Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) is getting married today and the morning does not go well for Carter (Colin Ferguson). His shower is cold; he cuts himself shaving and spills ketchup on his uniform. Next, he faces the unexpected arrival of Lexi (Ever Carradine), his free-spirited younger sister and her two cats. Carter heads to Global Dynamics where Allison needs help informing more than a dozen employees that they are being laid off. As Carter deals with one of them, Stark (Ed Quinn) and Fargo (Neil Grayston) arrive to supervise the delivery of a powerful new atomic clock. It makes the next employee on Thorne’s lay-off list, Leroy Weinbrenner (Nicholas Carella) redundant.

Eva Thorne (Frances Fisher) brings fame-seeking archeologist Sebastian Marx (Zac Santiago) and an Egyptian mummy to Global. GD’s Egyptologist, Dr. Wilding (Adrian Hough), tries to prevent Marx from opening the tomb but Thorne, anticipating huge profits, is determined and with a metasomatic ray to protect the tomb’s environment, Marx and Thorne press on.

Carter (Colin Ferguson) accuses Lexi (Ever Carradine) of being irresponsible when she encourages Zoe (Jordan Hinson) to skip school and attend a yoga retreat. Zoe, in turn, is miffed that her father is running her life. Carter’s annoyance extends to Lexi’s friendship with Chuck (Mark Hildreth), Eureka’s radical recycling manager, and their "we are saving the world" superiority.

The race is on to find a new mayor. Thorne (Frances Fisher) endorses Dr. Herrera (Dean Marshall); Fargo (Neil Grayston) is backing Vincent (Chris Gauthier); and Zoe (Jordan Hinson) is campaigning for Lucas (Vanya Asher). Unfortunately, Zoe’s political activism leads her to abandon her science project partner, Kylie (Margot Berner), with unexpected results.

Trust is becoming a rare commodity in Eureka. Jo (Erica Cerra) is unsure of her relationship with Zane (Niall Matter) while Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) wonder why Eva Thorne (Frances Fisher) is so secretive about the underground bunker. The bodies that were found there are to be shipped out, by Thorne’s orders, before Henry (Joe Morton) can examine them and Thorne has ordered Dr. Hendricks (David Richmond-Peck) to use his mysterious security system to defend the entire area.

After firing Sheriff Carter (Colin Ferguson), General Mansfield (Barclay Hope) adds insult to injury by replacing him with "Sheriff Andy" (Ty Olsson) the latest and greatest in robot technology. Mansfield’s actions are too much for Jo Lupo (Erica Cerra), who turns in her badge. While Carter waits to hear if the Department of Homeland Security will hire him, everyone else struggles with losing him. Zoe (Jordan Hinson) is distraught and S.A.R.A.H. is beside herself, but Lexi (Ever Carradine), planning a near weightless birth in Dr. Fielding’s (Kevin James) tensor field generator, firmly believes there are forces that will keep Carter in Eureka.

Deputy Jo Lupo (Erica Cerra) has just passed the bi-annual D.O.D. re-certification test run by Dr. Bella Pagani (Julia Arkos) with a perfect score and now it’s Sheriff Carter’s (Colin Ferguson) turn. Grudgingly, Carter enters the isolation chamber, leaving Jo in charge of the office, the town and Zoe (Jordan Hinson). The ensuing 48 hours will test his fortitude and ingenuity - and will be a serious test for Jo, too.

A series of mysterious events takes place after Dr. Drechmeyer (Brendan Beiser) is contacted by his late mother, a famed clairvoyant. He begins to think that the readings on his new energy-measuring device indicate the presence of ghosts. His lab partner and ex-wife, Mary-Beth Curtis (Chelah Horsdal), fears his obsession will cost them their funding, but something strange is happening. Carter (Colin Ferguson) finds a car parked in the middle of the road, but its driver - the spirited and beautiful new arrival, Dr. Tess Fontana (Jaime Ray Newman) denies leaving it there - and she leaves Carter annoyed, yet intrigued.

Lexi has it right: In Eureka, "stuff happens." This time the stuff happens while Fargo (Neil Grayston), Lucas (Vanya Asher) and "The Cleaner" (and bowling champ) Big Ed Fowler (John Desantis), prepare their team for the bi-annual bowling competition against hated rival Toby Bismark (Sean Owen Roberts) and his team from Area 51. Creative enhancement of odds (i.e. cheating) is all part of the game. But cheaters never prosper. And the Eureka team members literally find themselves turning green with envy when they’re dosed with gamma radiation.

The day starts innocently enough as Zoe (Jordan Hinson) shows Carter (Colin Ferguson) how Eureka’s new Smart Asphalt can control her car. Later, an abrupt rocket explosion sends Carter to GD where he finds Tess (Jaime Ray Newman) confronting the culprit, Dr. Wyman (Eric Hempsall). Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) defends Wyman who is preparing to defend Eureka from the unidentified signal that is fast approaching Earth.

Henry (Joe Morton) is stunned when his unmanned exploration ship opens and someone falls out. It looks like Kim (Tamlyn Tomita) but she died two years ago. They take her to GD for observation and realize that "Kim" is an organic computer, created by the original computer’s self-preservation programming, designed by Kim and Henry. Tess (Jaime Ray Newman) wants to analyze the data the ship has gathered during its 20-year journey, but Zane (Niall Matter) says the on-board computer was fried; nothing is left. The "Kim-puter" tells them that she is what is left and begins writing astonishing formulas on the walls of her observation room. This new Kim may contain the secrets of the universe.

Doctors Monroe (Jennifer Spence), Draper (Stefanie Samuels) and GD’s Infant Development experts compete viciously for funding and favor at Allison’s baby shower. Dr. Monroe’s new baby monitor puts the mother into biorhythmic sync with her child; Draper’s diapers absorb vast amounts of liquid and Bell’s (Meredith McGeachie) self-sanitizing bottles compress fluids for purity and efficiency.

Memories define us and Eureka has some doozies. Tess (Jaime Ray Newman) designs "Storycatchers" to capture Eurekans' most important memories for a time capsule, the "Story Nest." While she persuades people at Café Diem to participate, Carter (Colin Ferguson) meets a very pregnant Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) at Global for birthing class. But the facility is about to undergo Sonic Cleaning and they must be sure everyone leaves the building. Carter and Allison find a confused Dr. Bubay (Andrew Cownden) sitting in his lab. He has no recollection of his project, or of his lab partner, Dr. Ashe (Jillian Fargey). When they find Dr. Ashe, she cannot remember Bubay, either. Carter notices a blinking Storycatcher in Ashe’s pocket. Is there a connection?

Change is in the air as Tess Fontana (Jaime Ray Newman) picks up the reins at Global, leaving little time to spend with Carter (Colin Ferguson). Zoe (Jordan Hinson), inspired by helping deliver Allison’s baby, takes a Eureka-fied aptitude test to help guide her choice to pursue medicine - and is told that she should pursue robotics. Zoe’s disappointed, but Lucas (Vanya Asher) is thrilled. Would that have anything to do with him wanting her to join him at M.I.T.?

Change is hard and Carter (Colin Ferguson) is about to get more than he bargained for. Just as his life seems to be going smoothly, Zoe (Jordan Hinson) announces her acceptance into an early enrollment program for pre-med at Harvard. Neither Carter nor Lucas (Vanya Asher) saw that coming. Carter tries his best to appear thrilled for Zoe while Lucas buries himself in his work with Henry (Joe Morgan). While Carter is reeling from the news, new girlfriend Tess (Jaime Ray Newman) reveals that she’s contemplating a job offer that will start right after Allison returns - and it’s in Australia.

Carter, Allison, Jo, Fargo and Henry find themselves transported back to Eureka 1947. Against all odds and with the help of a budding local scientist, they find a way to set back to the present but find that "home" is now a very different place.

Carter and his fellow travelers begin to realize the startling implications of their return to Eureka -- and of Dr. Grant’s unnerving appearance in their midst.

Wil Wheaton guest stars as Dr. Isaac Parrish, an underappreciated scientist whose hostility appears to have gone viral. Blind rage is infecting everyone at Global Dynamics with potentially catastrophic results -- especially for Fargo.

Directed by Colin Ferguson! Allison struggles to relate to her son and deals with inadvertent mayhem during Eureka’s Space Week festival, while Carter wonders if the Zoe he is about to visit at Harvard will be the daughter he remembers. Jamie Kennedy guest stars!

Mysterious objects start popping up all over town, threatening to erase Eureka, and Carter (Colin Ferguson) needs the help of Claudia (guest star Allison Scagliotti) from Warehouse 13 to fix it before the present becomes history.

Mini-robot Emo is a parenting skills homework project for Kevin (Trevor Jackson), so when Jo (Erica Cerra) catches Emo spying on her in the shower, everyone assumes Kevin set it up. Taken aback, Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) agrees to let Kevin go camping with Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Fargo (Neil Grayston) so the teen can have some guy time and, more importantly, guy talk. But the trip is no excuse for Kevin to avoid his homework, and Allison insists that Kevin bring Emo. Another, more unwelcome addition to the expedition - for Carter, anyway - is Grant (James Callis). Meanwhile, back in Eureka, Henry (Joe Morton), growing ever fonder of Grace (Tembi Locke), takes an enormous risk and tells her the truth about how he’s not the man she thinks he is.

Romantic relationships are in flux. Zoe (Jordan Hinson) is home for a visit and hints at a new heartthrob. Henry (Joe Morton) is courting his wife while Dr. Grant (James Callis) and Carter (Colin Ferguson) spar over Allison. Jo (Erica Cerra), on the other hand, is done with love for now and just wants to get her house rebuilt. But that project is on hold because hunky paleo-anthropologist Dr. Derek Thurgood (John Reardon) says he found ancient human remains at the site and refuses to allow the build to continue. His former student Zoe offers to help at the dig, causing Carter to wonder if her interest is anthropology or the anthropologist. Jo and her contractor, Tanya Zimmer (Stephanie Belding) just want the site cleared, now. How far would Zimmer go? Carter and Zoe are forced to consider the worst when they find Thurgood apparently encased in stone.

As Grace (Tembi Locke) finds a way to share her memories with Henry (Joe Morton), the rest of Eureka’s citizens face the return of people from the recent - or not so recent - past. Tess Fontana (Jaime Ray Newman) challenges Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) over relationship issues, and Fargo (Neil Grayston) finds his desperate attempts to please General Mansfield (Barclay Hope) complicated by a long-forgotten nemesis. Zane (Niall Matter) admits he is flirting with Zoe (Jordan Hinson) to get Carter’s (Colin Ferguson’s) goat, then begins to show Jo (Erica Cerra) an unusual - and unexpected - amount of affection. And Carter’s visitor is the most startling of all...

Closer than they’ve ever been before, Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) and Carter (Colin Ferguson) join forces personally as well as professionally when Jo (Erica Cerra) and Fargo (Neil Grayston) enlist them to help find a stolen Global Dynamics project. The theft has unexpected roots in a plan hatched by Dr. Grant (James Callis) and his colleague Adam Barlowe (Elias Toufexis), one honorable in intent but taken to drastic extremes. Zane (Niall Matter) insists that Grant is the logical prime suspect, an allegation bolstered by the fact that Grant has gone missing. While Allison and Henry (Joe Morton) pursue a lead on locating the device, Carter and Jo (Erica Cerra) dig into Grant’s records. There, they find an astonishing connection between their supposed friend Grant and the manipulative Beverly Barlowe (Debrah Farentino).

As the Global Dynamics employees celebrate the season at the company holiday party, staff member Dr. Noah Drummer (guest star Chris Parnell) nearly absconds with a volatile experiment. The halls get seriously decked when Dr. Drummer’s unstable hydrogen crystal starts to grow at a frightening rate. Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Henry (Joe Morton) attempt to deal with the potentially explosive crystal, but before long the true scope of the problem is revealed, and it will take more than tinsel and carolers to save Christmas and Eureka. Former series regular Matt Frewer also returns as Taggert.

Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) find that balancing their personal and professional lives can be tricky, while the cyber-romance between S.A.R.A.H. and Deputy Andy undergoes the acid test. A different kind of relationship gets tested when Fargo (Neil Grayston) and Zane (Niall Matter) are unwillingly thrown together after a secret experiment misfires and strands them far from home. The two must put aside petty grievances to get back to Eureka in one piece. As Carter and Allison spearhead the rescue effort back at Global Dynamics, a technological catastrophe hits the town. They must scramble with Henry (Joe Morton), Grace (Tembi Locke) and Jo Lupo (Erica Cerra) to avert an unthinkable disaster with none of their usual resources. And even if they succeed, Fargo will have to answer some tough questions from Senator Michaela Wen (Ming-Na).

Following his unauthorized trip, Fargo (Neil Grayston) dreads the arrival of a visitor from the D.O.D., but Dr. Holly Marten (Felicia Day) seems more flustered than fearsome. Holly’s interest in Global Dynamics’ FTL (Faster Than Light) device leads to more than she bargained for when Fargo demonstrates it - on her. She vanishes instantly, and Fargo is weirdly unrepentant. Elsewhere in Eureka, Henry (Joe Morton) and Grace (Tembi Locke) wish their romantic morning could last forever. Carter (Colin Ferguson) is happily babysitting with help from Deputy Andy (Kavan Smith) and a reluctant Kevin (Trevor Jackson) while Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) attends an out of town seminar. But Jo (Erica Cerra) and Zane’s (Niall Matter) touchy relationship takes a startling turn when Zane’s demand for Jo’s attention sets off sparks - literally. As Carter locates Holly, the rash of strange behavior spreads. Even Kevin is affected, zooming off in Carter’s Jeep. Can they figure out what’s causing the townsfolk to act up before a dangerous stasis anomaly stops Eureka dead in its tracks? En route to her seminar, Allison stops to rescue a mysterious stranger on a lonely road, an act that will have far-reaching repercussions.

The Astraeus mission crew will be small, so Eureka's scientists are in a fevered competition to get on board. Fargo (Neil Grayston) and Dr. Holly Marten (Felicia Day) share the daunting task of evaluating the eager candidates -- and a growing attraction to each other. While Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) insists that she does not want a place on the trip to Titan, a discovery from her other-timeline self brings this into question. Among the competing scientists, including the curiously familiar Dr. Lee (Stan Lee), Dr. Parrish (Wil Wheaton) is especially determined to be selected. When Fargo cuts him in the first round, Parrish is livid. Will he seek revenge? To ensure safety on the Astraeus mission as well as in Eureka, Zane (Niall Matter) has engineered a cutting-edge security system, called P.A.L.s -- Predictive Algorithm Lenses. These contacts give anyone wearing them an immediate readout of the level of risk for whatever, or whomever, they are looking at. While Fargo and Jo (Erica Cerra) love the devices, Carter (Colin Ferguson) is less trusting but agrees to test a pair. The P.A.L.s offer a helpful peek into the future, but what Carter and Jo don't see might lead to a deadly meltdown.

The town gets a workout as the Astraeus candidates strive to meet the mission’s physical fitness requirements. Jo Lupo (Erica Cerra) is running boot camp, Zane (Niall Matter) and Grace (Tembi Locke) are pushing themselves to the limit, and Fargo (Neil Grayston) is stunned to find that even he and Dr. Holly Marten (Felicia Day) have to qualify for the mission physically. He is even more stunned to learn that Holly has been spending time with his nemesis, Dr. Parrish (Wil Wheaton). Happy to sit out the exercise craze, Carter (Colin Ferguson) is excited to investigate what he thinks is an ordinary bank robbery. He’s quickly reminded that Eureka is anything but ordinary after he finds that the entire bank is missing, with dangerously volatile antimatter stored inside. When Carter finds the bank, it’s 50 feet up in the air with more of the town rising by the minute. He and Henry (Joe Morton) race to solve the microgravity epidemic before what went up comes down - fast - in an explosion that will obliterate the town. Meanwhile, Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) is overwhelmed with work. When she starts to experience alarming incidents of memory loss, she first blames stress, but finally gives herself a comprehensive brain scan. What Allison finds is deeply disturbing, but what she tells Carter is more shocking still.

Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) is back in command at GD but Carter (Colin Ferguson) is certain that something is seriously wrong with her. He persuades Henry (Joe Morton) and Zane (Niall Matter) to snoop into her medical files. What they find prompts Carter to try to imprison Allison, but before he can, Beverly Barlowe (Debrah Farentino) releases a compound that knocks Carter out - along with everyone else in town. That clears the way so she and her associate, Dr. Dekker (Martin Cummins), can set about committing an audacious theft of GD's precious assets. What Beverly doesn't know is that two people have escaped her net. Jo Lupo (Erica Cerra) finds a very chilly reception when she picks up Zoe Carter (Jordan Hinson) at the airport. Apparently Jo's secret fling with Zane is no longer a secret - Before Zoe and Jo can sort out the complicated truth, they arrive in an eerie Eureka littered with unconscious bodies. The two must rely on their wits and each other as they team up to thwart a determined - and desperate - Beverly Barlowe.

Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) is almost positive that she has fully recovered from Beverly’s attack, but Carter’s (Colin Ferguson) overprotective attitude, though sweet, isn’t helping. Even worse, Senator Wen (Ming-Na) refuses to reinstate Allison as interim director of Global Dynamics, further undermining her confidence. When Carter discovers that the Astraeus mission’s construction mites are devouring the very structure of GD, can Allison rise to the challenge? Clueless about the crisis unfolding, Jo (Erica Cerra), Fargo (Neil Grayston), Holly (Felicia Day) and Parrish (Wil Wheaton) find themselves locked up together in isolation, a surprise psychological stress test for the mission. As the four embark on task after bizarre task, tempers - and temperatures - heat up after Zane (Niall Matter) gatecrashes the test and Larry (Christopher Jacot) tweaks the chamber’s settings to gauge their reactions. A sudden accident makes the candidates realize that this is no longer a test: they are in very real, very immediate danger. Despite their frustrations and hostility with each other, they must form a cohesive team fast - or die.

Henry (Joe Morton) and Grace (Tembi Locke) want a small, quiet wedding but Jo (Erica Cerra), perhaps missing the wedding she and Zane (Niall Matter) never had, has more elaborate plans in mind. For Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield), their romantic attachment is developing only-in-Eureka complications: the Department of Defense has sent "relationship auditor" Warren Hughes (Wallace Shawn) to assess them. Things get off to a rocky start and any hope of making a good impression slips away when Tiny, returning from Titan, explodes on arrival and poisonous gases begin threatening the town. While Carter and Henry try to find the source of the contamination, Fargo (Neil Grayston) and Holly (Felicia Day) struggle to remain focused on their Astraeus training despite their growing attraction. The pair have decidedly different ideas about how to handle the situation and Zane’s glib advice just adds to their frustration.With Warren watching their every move, Carter and Allison work together to halt the deadly deterioration of Eureka’s atmosphere, but it falls to another couple to help save the day. Fargo and Holly must get past their issues to execute a daring, dangerous mission -- in the midst of a toxic snowstorm.

The Astraeus clock is ticking as the nervous candidates appear before Senator Wen (Ming-Na) for their final evaluations. One by one, each aspiring crew member is fitted with a memory reader to reveal their deeper motives. Warren Hughes (Wallace Shawn) uses the same device on Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) as part of their appeal to his ruling against their relationship -- although he warns them not to expect a reversal of his decision. Many facts come to light in the Astraeus interviews. Senator Wen learns that Holly (Felicia Day) has been an over-achiever since birth, Zane (Niall Matter) learned to improvise -- not always legally -- as a lonely teen, Fargo (Neil Grayston) has always had more smarts than he’s been given credit for, and Jo (Erica Cerra) is obsessive about rising to a challenge. A series of bizarre attacks around town threaten to derail the Astraeus mission, the acts all the more mysterious for appearing oddly familiar. When Carter realizes what is happening, he takes Henry (Joe Morton) on a hair-rising ride to save the life of the man who set out to destroy Carter and Allison’s happiness.

While the Astraeus crew completes the final preparations for their mission, Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Taggart (Matt Frewer) try to find out who -- or what -- melted a cow belonging to a member of the crew. The issue grows in urgency when it becomes clear that the bovine is only the first victim. Has Dr. Parrish (Wil Wheaton), envious of the adventure that Fargo (Neil Grayston) and Holly (Felicia Day) are about to embark on, gone too far? After turning down her chance to be on the Astraeus, Jo (Erica Cerra) begins to question what she really wants from her life. Titan-bound Zane (Niall Matter) is less than sympathetic but Taggart understands her need to find her own place in the world. Meanwhile, seeing their friends preparing for months of separation from each other, Carter and Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) contemplate the next level in their relationship. During a routine shipment of supplies to the Astraeus landing site, a malfunction of the FTL technology strands Deputy Andy (Kavan Smith) on Titan. The emergency strains the shared mission command of Henry (Joe Morton) and Grace (Tembi Locke). While everyone scrambles to bring Andy home before he succumbs to the poisonous environment, Henry begins to doubt the wisdom of the mission itself.

With the Astraeus countdown underway, Carter (Colin Ferguson) hopes Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) and Kevin (Trevor Jackson) will decide to move in with him. Personal issues get shelved when Carter and Jo (Erica Cerra) investigate a mysterious attack on the presidential convoy. Initial clues point to super-environmentalist Dr. Plotkin (Dave Foley), but when cosmic anomalies start popping up all over town, Plotkin’s radical research looks like it might save the day. But not for long... At Global Dynamics, as Henry (Joe Morton) and Senator Wen (Ming-Na) oversee final launch preparations, Fargo (Neil Grayston) and Holly (Felicia Day) make some preparations of their own. Henry and Grace (Tembi Locke) exchange wistful goodbyes while Jo’s farewell to Zane (Niall Matter) carries a deeper meaning he does not yet suspect. Carter and Plotkin quickly discover that their solution is only temporary and that Eureka faces certain annihilation. Their one hope is an insanely dangerous plan that puts Carter in the direct path of earth-shattering forces -- but neither he nor anyone else realizes that another threat, much worse, looms over the Astraeus mission and its crew.

In Eureka’s "Do You See What I See," the quaint town of geniuses is transformed into animated versions of themselves. Sheriff Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Allison Blake (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) are secretly planning the perfect holiday surprise for their kids. But a mysterious kaleidoscopic wave of color crashes over Eureka, leaving the entire town and its inhabitants animated. Leading production and entertainment company Curious Pictures will produce the animation featured in the episode, which will be broken up into different styles including Anime, claymation, animation inspired by the Looney Tunes cartoons and modern cg. The episode features a stellar line up of guest stars lending their voices to a variety of characters, including Emmy Award-winner Jim Parsons, Edward James Olmos, Chris Parnell and Matt Frewer.

After the Astraeus mission’s premature launch to Titan, Allison and the frantic crew manage to land the ship safely... only to find out they are actually back on Earth! But what seemed like only a few hours was in fact a few years, and now the crew members have to re-adjust to life as usual back in Eureka, but there’s nothing usual about it.

Carter, Henry, Kevin and the rest of the town continue to search for the missing Astraeus crew. Kevin’s strangelet detector discovers the ship’s trail! But where they are and who has been hiding them will be a shock to everyone.

The ship is finally found but the crew has been taken. When Carter is tasked with attempting to rescue the kidnapped crew by following them into the virtual Eureka, will he be able to get them out before their matrix world collapses for good?

With life back to normal, the Astraeus crew struggles to overcome their Matrix Eureka experience: what was real, what wasn’t and what could become self-fulfilling prophecy. Fargo struggles to come to terms with Holly’s death. Allison and Zane begin to look at their romantic relationships through the lens of a potential future that saw Carter and Jo together. And old animosities erupt as Parrish’s latest pet project literally lights a fire under everyone and threatens to ignite the town.

The Astraeus crew must move forward after their matrix ordeal, but it isn’t easy. And a return visit from DOD psychological assessor Warren Hughes just adds to the pressure. The emotional fallout and strange accidents along with some bizarre behavior from Carter and others have to be kept under wraps. But when Carter’s life hangs in the balance the unusual activities are revealed, risking the very existence of the team.

To better protect against potential security breaches, Henry implements a disaster preparedness drill for Global Dynamics. But the real-life simulation proves a little too disastrous: it may be just an exercise but those missiles pointed at Eureka are absolutely real! Meanwhile, Fargo enlists Zane to undertake a secret simulation of his own -- and faces a hard reality.

As the town of Eureka holds a memorial service for Holly Marten, Fargo and Zane secretly work to retrieve Holly’s "consciousness” from the Matrix Eureka computer mainframe. But with the installation of a new "Big Brother" DOD security program at GD, that isn’t easy. Especially when strange hauntings begin to happen at GD, seemingly tied to Carter gaining new "powers".

Allison and Carter’s engagement hits rough waters when Carter’s attempt at romance traps them at the bottom of Lake Archimedes in a leaking sub. Their survival depends on Jo’s ability to sort through a series of pranks at GD, Eureka style, and an experiment gone terribly wrong.

When Allison’s genius older brother comes to meet her new husband, Carter feels the pressure of not being smart enough to measure up. But when his intelligence begins to suddenly grow exponentially, Allison has to find out why or risk losing the man she loves for good.

Carter’s best-laid plans to give Allison a romantic honeymoon are thrown for a loop when their definitions of "romantic" differ... greatly. But there’s more in the way of their relaxing getaway when saboteurs are uncovered in Eureka and the re-embodiment of Holly encounters some technical difficulties that could threaten her very existence -- virtual or otherwise.

When Grace’s spying is revealed, mistrust is in the air. Major Shaw shows up to take control of the situation just as a geo-engineering project cuts off communications to the outside world, and a mysterious message to Holly has her acting not like herself. But she’s not the only one...

It’s Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Eureka-style. The Smart Dust control unit is still on the fritz and wreaking havoc on the town’s communications systems. Worse, the bio-printer has gone missing, Holly (Felicia Day) is definitely not herself, and Astraeus crew members are mysteriously disappearing at the hands of Carter and Deputy Andy.

The DOD is pulling the plug on Eureka. Everyone is processing what do next when the movers arrive early. As Fargo fights for more time, a prematurely packed quantum field stabilizer causes wormholes to randomly appear around Eureka. And as our heroes grapple with saying good-bye, they have to work together one last time to stop the bizarre anomalies before their beloved town is turned inside-out.