Cybergirl: episode guide


Episode 1

July 21, 2001
Written by David Phillips
Directed by Mark Defriest

A renegade human prototype Cybergirl, crash-lands on Earth where she is to explore humanity. Pursued by evil bounty hunters she takes refuge with fourteen-year-old Jackson and his Dad. Assuming the identity of Jackson's cousin "Ashley", she turns their lives upside down as she begins her exploration of the challenges and excitement of life as a teenage girl.

Episode 2

July 28, 2001
Written by David Phillips
Directed by Mark Defriest

Cybergirl persuades Jackson and Hugh to get rid of the Cyborgs' only way of tracing her, but is it too late?

Episode 3

August 04, 2001
Written by Barbara Bishop
Directed by Mark Defriest

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Episode 4

August 11, 2001
Written by Barbara Bishop
Directed by Mark Defriest

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Episode 5

August 18, 2001
Written by Helen MacWhirter

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Episode 6

August 25, 2001

Cybergirl stands up to the school bully for Jackson, but he is not as thankful as she hoped.

Episode 7

Written by Everett De Roche
September 01, 2001

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Episode 8

Written by Everett De Roche
September 08, 2001

Cybergirl is forced to show herself in public to save her friends and children on a runaway elevator.

Episode 9

Written by Annie Fox

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Episode 10

Written by Annie Fox

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Episode 11

Written by Peter Kinloch

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Episode 12

Written by Peter Kinloch

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Episode 13

Written by Barbara Bishop

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Episode 14

Written by Barbara Bishop

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Episode 15

Written by Annie Fox

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Episode 16

Written by Helen MacWhirter

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Episode 17

Written by Charles Strachan

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Episode 18

Written by Everett De Roche

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Episode 19

Written by Everett De Roche

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Episode 20

Written by Annie Fox

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Episode 21

Written by Peter Kinloch

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Episode 22

Written by Peter Kinloch

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Episode 23

Written by Barbara Bishop
Directed by Mark Defriest

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Episode 24

Written by Barbara Bishop
Directed by Mark Defriest

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Episode 25

Written by David Phillips
Directed by Mark Defriest

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Episode 26

Written by David Phillips
Directed by Mark Defriest

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