Dark Angel Episode Guide Season 2
September 28, 2001: Designate This:
Max finds herself in the belly of the beast as James Cameron's sci-fi
series begins its second season. Picking up months after the shoot-out
at Manticore, which left the leather-clad crimefighter near death, the
opener explains how Max survived the fateful finale. It's not pretty.
Rescued and rebuilt by her old Manticore captors, a now imprisoned Max
is set to rejoin her former X-5s in Madame X's army. But with Logan
close to exposing the group he thinks killed his cohort, X (Nana
Visitor) is forced to cut a deal with her new recruit to silence
Eyes Only and save Manticore from destruction.
October 5, 2001: Bag 'Em: Max takes several
child transgens under her wing after they become targets of White's
lethal "cleanup" project to bury Manticore's existence.
October 12, 2001: Proof of Purchase: Max takes
a bite out of crime when canine-enhanced Joshua goes on a rampage in
Seattle. After reports surface of a wild mutant attacking families in
the area, Max fears that the recently escaped Manticore experiment may
be behind the carnage. Determined to stop him before Renfro's henchman
do, Max reluctantly recruits an unlikely ally: Manticore turncoat Alec.
But as they begin to see that the dog-man's attacks are actually a hunt
for his elusive creator, Alec reveals a dark side that puts both Max and
Joshua in a perilous situation. Meanwhile, Lydecker makes a disturbing
discovery that hints at big secrets surrounding Max's true origins.
October 26, 2001: Radar Love: New faces and
nasty forces threaten Max and Logan's relationship in this ominous hour.
Now that Renfro's poison has rendered Max lethal to Logan, the outcome
of the pair's star-crossed affair is uncertain. To make things murkier,
a man (Kris Pope) from Max's past pops up with hopes of being
part of her future, while Asha (Ashley Scott) cozies up to the
lonely Logan. But such romantic notions are dashed after a bizarre
plague hits Seattle, sending the city into a panic. Soon it is clear to
Logan and Max that whatever time they have left as a couple will be cut
very short unless they stop the maniac behind the outbreak.
November 2, 2001: Boo: Max tracks a deadly —
and decapitated — Manticore nomlie as Halloween proves a prime time
for the mutants to roam Seattle undetected. But as she and Joshua close
in on the headless assassin, she almost loses her own head when it
becomes clear that Logan and Asha have been spending a bit too much time
together.
November 9, 2001: Two: The hunt is on for
Joshua (Kevin Durand) after three Seattle cops are attacked by a
caninelike killer; Alec snags a job at Jam Pony as a way to score the
money he owes Max.
November 16, 2001: Some Assembly Required:
Logan's hunt for a gang of Steelheads reveals a shocking truth about
Max's presumed-dead cohort and his ominous mission to make Cale pay for
the botched Manticore attack. But when Max sees that her friend has gone
commando, she is forced to choose between "family" and her
feelings for Logan. Meanwhile, Original Cindy finds the perfect way to
keep Normal off Max's back for missing work while she tends to her
dangerous duties.
December 7, 2001: Gill Girl: Max and Alec race
to save a mermaid from White's clutches after realizing she may be
linked to Manticore's fishy genetics project. Meanwhile, Logan has a
brush with death after he and Max get a little too close while
babysitting his niece.
December 14, 2001: Medium Is the Message: A
mother in mourning hires Logan to find her missing son, who may have a
shocking tie to White...and a woman Logan knows very well. Meanwhile,
Alec taps into Joshua's secret skills to make a killing in the art
market, but ends up putting Max's medical research in peril after her
papers become part of the dog-boy's paintings.
January 11, 2002: Brainiac: Max gets some help
from Manticore's plus-sized secret — and smitten — weapon after a
mole sets a trap to silence Asha's rebel group.
January 18, 2002: The Berrisford Agenda: Alec
tries to right a wrong from his past after he realizes the former lover
he was forced to assassinate may still be alive
February 1, 2002: Borrowed Time: Max and Logan
make a run for romance after an antidote sends her virus into a 12-hour
remission. But their hopes for a night of heat are cooled after Joshua
crashes their reunion to report that a Manticore mutant is on the loose.
February 8, 2002: Harbor Lights: A stray bullet
sends Max to the ER, where her funky blood and DNA tests cause grave
concern for the CDC — and Ames White's army. But as Logan races to get
his girl to safety, a new threat emerges that could thrust Max into a
governmental nightmare.
March 8, 2002: Love in Vein: Max takes on a
cult of superhuman-blood addicts led by a Manticore mutant intent on
rebuilding an X-5 army. Meanwhile, Joshua falls in with the wrong crowd
after Alec dupes him into delivering his packages at Jam Pony.
March 15, 2002: Fuhgeddaboudit: A telekinetic
transgenic messes with Max's mind to keep her from coercing a meek mob
bookie into selling out his boss to Eyes Only. But once the mutant sets
her sights on Alec, the stakes are raised, leading him back into the
boxing ring to make some money for some not-so-good fellas.
March 22, 2002: Exposure: Max and Logan track
Ames' kidnapped son to a small town where the breeding cult is readying
Manticore's youngest creations for a mysterious ceremony. Meanwhile,
Alec and Original Cindy take it upon themselves to stop Sketchy from
uncovering the truth about the transgens running amok.
April 5, 2002: Hello Goodbye: After nearly
infecting Logan, Max decides to end their affair for good; Alec's
haunted by the sins of his Manticore twin; and White triggers a witch
hunt by leaking info about the transgens to the media. Meanwhile, Joshua
finds the perfect woman, but can't find the courage to confess his
secret.
April 12, 2002: Dawg Day Afternoon: Max must
break her vow to avoid Logan after Joshua becomes a target of a
transgenic manhunt in the sewers; White leaks news of the human-looking
X-5s to the media, leading to a wide-scale attack against the so-called
"monsters" running amok.
April 19, 2002: She Ain't Heavy: Max's escape
from Seattle is derailed after White sends in her clone to capture the
elusive X-452; Logan's Eyes Only compound is attacked; Joshua finds a
new home among his fellow mutants; and White takes the stand with a
revelation sure to turn the entire nation against the transgens.
April 26, 2002: Love Among the Runes: A bogus
transgen lures Max into White's trap, where she learns the truth about
the mystery marks appearing on her skin; the Terminal City dwellers
mount a campaign to battle the humans hunting them down; Alec learns why
Logan has been keeping his distance from his former friends.
May 3, 2002: Freak Nation: It's a 90-minute
episode filled with elaborate fight sequences, mutant revolutions and a
number of plot resolutions. In the story, Max and her crew are forced to
take the Jam Pony staff hostage after the government's hunt for mutants
turns Seattle into a vigilante war zone. But as Max negotiates with the
cops to avoid bloodshed, White tests a corps of killers genetically
designed to erase all proof of Manticore's past mistakes.