Sliders (1995 - 2000)

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A brilliant grad student accidentally opens an interdimensional portal, which sends him and three reluctant companions on a cosmic roller-coaster ride to alternate Earths. This sci-fi actioner, distinctive more for its wry humor than the so-so special effects and sets, survived several cast changes and even a switch of networks.

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1999, FOX, 18 episodes

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1998, FOX, 22 episodes

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1996, FOX, 25 episodes

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1996, FOX, 13 episodes

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1995, FOX, 10 episodes

Cast

Jerry O'Connell
as Quinn Mallory
Cleavant Derricks
as Rembrandt `Crying Man' Brown
Sabrina Lloyd
as Wade Wells
Tembe Locke
as Diana Davis
John Rhys-Davies
as Prof. Maximillian Arturo
Kari Wuhrer
as Maggie Becket
Charlie O'Connell
as Colin Mallory
Robert Floyd
as Mallory
Tembi Locke
as Diana Davis
John Walcutt
as Quinn's Father
Shane West
as Kirk
J. August Richards
as Damon
Jerry Hardin
as Isaac Clark
Julie Adams
as Old Maggie Beckett
Rose Portillo
as Sister Celine
Mina Badie
as Penny
Linda Kaye Henning
as Mrs. Mallory
Hayley DuMond
as Joanne Capshaw
John DeMita
as Dr. Steven Jensen.
Leah Ayres
as Darla
Colton James
as Matthews
John D'Aquino
as Randall Simmons
Jay Acovone
as Ben Siegel III
Thorsten Kaye
as Ralph Hackett
Charlie Brill
as Barry Lipschitz
David Birney
as Cadmus
Kurt Knudson
as Sheriff Hardy
Meredith Bishop
as Jenny Anderson
Roy Dotrice
as Archibald Chandler
Brian Cousins
as Korindos/Kaplan
Adrienne Barbeau
as Mother Morehouse
Israel Juarbe
as Gomez Calhoun
Marshall R. Teague
as Gen. Kronus
Reiner Schöne
as Kolitar
Marnie McPhail
as Quinn's Mother
Stephen Macht
as Kromanus
Patrick Thomas O'Brien
as Jake
Jim Metzler
as Jonathan Griffin
Judith McConnell
as Sylvia
Sandy Martin
as Shirley Montana
Meg Foster
as Col. Margaret Burke
Kelly Connell
as Thomas Beecham
Jennifer Leigh Warren
as Angie
Valarie Pettiford
as Dr. Grace Venable
Ken Jenkins
as Robert Clark
George Gaynes
as Old Quinn Mallory
Eric Pierpoint
as President Jefferson Williams
Jeremy Roberts
as Beck
Tim Quill
as Gareth
Elyse Mirto
as Holly
Sibel Ergener
as Duvall
Bodhi Elfman
as Trevor Blue
James Sutorius
as Agent Fletcher Lowell
Susan Haskell
as Susanna Morehouse
Karen Austin
as Amanda Starr
Oren Williams
as Perkins
Peter Jurasik
as Dr. Geiger
Carl Gabriel Yorke
as The Director
Scott Kloes
as Man
Lance Wilson-White
as John Smith
Pepe Serna
as Roberto
Roger Hewlett
as Driver
Natalie Radford
as Christina Griffin
Malcolm-Jamal Warner
as R.J.
Angela Bettis
as Jill
Phil Fondacaro
as Mac
Ishtar
as Betty
David Dukes
as Thomas Mallory
Bobby Jacoby
as Siskin
Robin Riker
as Mrs. Williams
Dwayne Adway
as Dropper Daddy
Henry G. Sanders
as Harold
David Ursin
as Stoned Cabbie
John Kassir
as Arnold Potts
Christian Oliver
as Rick Montana
Katy Boyer
as Jane
Kristanna Loken
as Catherine Clark
Kristen Dalton
as Kyra
Bill French
as Technician
Katherine Moffat
as Dr. Helena Malone
Jennifer McComb
as Roxanne Crane
Ben Jones
as Dawson
Michael Sabatino
as Derek Nichols
Carol Huston
as Vanessa
William Bookston
as Body
Mark Sheppard
as Jack
Louisa Abernathy
as Guest
Ivory Ocean
as Eldon
Mark D. Hutter
as Flint
Larry McCormick
as TV Anchor
Steve Rankin
as Kreeshax
Nicholas Worth
as Magistrate
Rende Rae Norman
as Janie
Scott Decker
as Kryoptus
Angelo Spizzirri
as Guard
Maurice Chasse
as Prisoner
John J. Flynn Jr.
as Villager
Christian Leffler
as Spence
Brett Wagner
as Guard
John Vargas
as Chuck Pierson
Danso Gordon
as Otis
Connie Sawyer
as Winifred
Tim Thomerson
as MacArthur Mallory
Walter Olkewicz
as The Boss
Lisa Akey
as Sam
Paul Sand
as Violin Player
Maury Ginsberg
as 5579-A
Winston Rekert
as General
Tom Fitzpatrick
as Eyeless Man
Paula Trickey
as Nurse Lauren Perry
Ingo Neuhaus
as Guard
Michael Keenan
as George
Chris Elwood
as Ralph
Justine Miceli
as Caroline Tatshore
Harrison Young
as Henry Nichols
Todd Waring
as Einman
Marilyn Randall
as Nurse
Ross Borden
as Doctor
Martin Eric
as Farmer #2
Laird Mackintosh
as Kromagg Corporal
James Colby
as Bartender
JD Cullum
as Arlo
Rob LaBelle
as Mr. XYBO
Clay Wilcox
as Preacher
Sandra Hess
as Marta
Chad Todhunter
as Kaldeen/Jules
Gonzalo Menendez
as Jorge
Burton Gilliam
as Stage Driver
Frank John Hughes
as Hal
Aeriel Watkins
as Nadine
George McDaniel
as Gov. Schick
J. Anthony McCarthy
as Man
Michael Manasseri
as Bobby Hawks
Claudette Roche
as Dr. Alice Ruskin
Julie Caitlin Brown
as Capt. Kesh
Howard S. Miller
as Professor
Michael McCraine
as Jane White
Kevin West
as Fred
Michael Warren
as Wells
James Hornbeck
as Doctor
Charley Lang
as Starke
Brien Perry
as Soldier
Joey Stafura
as Clerk
Reno Wilson
as James
Steve O'Connor
as Leader
David Flynn
as Brad
Dylan Haggerty (II)
as Evans
Jimmy Bridges
as Doctor #2
Monte Perlin
as Forklift Operator
Brian Perry
as Soldier One
G. Eric Miles
as Doug
Jonathan Brent
as Sean Carter
David Kallaway
as Guard One
Shane Stevens
as Harrell
Richard Fancy
as Sector Control
Paul Richards
as Bartender
Philip Tan
as Man
Tracie May
as Kromagg Aide
Ted Barba
as Kromagg Guard
Sandahl Bergman
as Lead Female Dancer
Mongo Brownlee
as Quinn's Guard
Armin Shimerman
as Shapeshifting Guard
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Series Details

TV Network: FOX
Premiere Date: Mar 22, 1995
Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Executive Producers: Leslie Belzberg, David E. Peckinpah, Tracy Torme, Alan Barnette, Jacob Epstein
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