A group of guerrilla fighters battles the evil machine forces that dominate a future Earth.
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- 4 wins & 7 nominations.
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Series Cast Summary
| Tim Dunigan | ... |
Captain Jonathan Power
(22 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Peter MacNeill | ... |
Major Matthew 'Hawk' Masterson
(22 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Sven-Ole Thorsen | ... |
Lieutenant Michael 'Tank' Ellis
(22 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Maurice Dean Wint | ... |
Sergeant Robert 'Scout' Baker
(22 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Jessica Steen | ... |
Corporal Jennifer 'Pilot' Chase
(22 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| David Hemblen | ... |
Lord Dread
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(22 episodes, 1987-1988)
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Deryck Hazel | ... |
Soaron
(16 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Tedd Dillon | ... |
Overmind
(15 episodes, 1987-1988)
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John S. Davies | ... |
Blastarr
(12 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Bruce Gray | ... |
Mentor
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(11 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Don Francks | ... |
Lacchi
(8 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Todd Postlethwaite | ... |
Overunit Gerber
(3 episodes, 1988)
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Paul Humphrey | ... |
Locke
(3 episodes, 1988)
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Lorne Cossette | ... |
Colonel Six (Cypher)
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(3 episodes, 1988)
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| Dylan Neal | ... |
Jon Power
(2 episodes, 1988)
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Kelly Bricker | ... |
Overunit Wilson
(2 episodes, 1988)
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| David James Elliott | ... |
Jason
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Gordon Michael Woolvett | ... |
Mitch
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Barry Flatman | ... |
Andy Jackson
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Kate Trotter | ... |
Vi
(2 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Laurie Paton | ... |
Mindsinger
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Patricia Collins | ... |
Jessica Morgan
(2 episodes, 1987-1988)
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| Michael J. Reynolds | ... |
Briggs
(2 episodes, 1987-1988)
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Ann-Marie MacDonald | ... |
Athena
(1 episode, 1987)
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Graeme Campbell | ... |
Miles Williamson
(1 episode, 1987)
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Peter Snider | ... |
Commander
(1 episode, 1987)
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Charles Seixas | ... |
Kasko
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Laurie Holden | ... |
Erin
(1 episode, 1988)
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| Anthony Dean Rubes | ... |
Landry
(1 episode, 1988)
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Raymond O'Neill | ... |
Elzer Polarski
(1 episode, 1988)
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Hans Engel | ... |
Randall
(1 episode, 1988)
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Rafe Macpherson | ... |
Overunit
(1 episode, 1988)
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| Graham Greene | ... |
Cherokee
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Tonya Williams | ... |
Chelsea Chandler
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Ric Sarabia | ... |
Rivvik
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Brock Johnson | ... |
Zone Boy
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Hardee T. Lineham | ... |
Masters
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Wayne Best | ... |
Commander Lorek
(1 episode, 1987)
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| John Dee | ... |
Zig
(1 episode, 1987)
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Susan Conway | ... |
The Woman
(1 episode, 1987)
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| William B. Davis | ... |
Arvin
(1 episode, 1988)
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| Gwynyth Walsh | ... |
Christine Larrabee
(1 episode, 1988)
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| Anna Ferguson | ... |
Doctor
(1 episode, 1988)
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Vincent Orle | ... |
Commander
(1 episode, 1988)
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| Jane Luk | ... |
Keiko
(1 episode, 1987)
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Anne Anglin | ... |
Mother
(1 episode, 1987)
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Ted Simonett | ... |
Jim Mitchell
(1 episode, 1987)
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Gerry Pearson | ... |
Arthur
(1 episode, 1987)
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| Brent Stait | ... |
John
(1 episode, 1988)
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| Jonathan Wilson | ... |
Soldier Jack
(1 episode, 1988)
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Production Companies
Distributors
- Cargo Records (2019) (Germany) (DVD)
- New Vision Video (1987) (West Germany) (VHS)
- Quality Video (1988) (Greece) (VHS)
- Spacetoon (2001) (World-wide) (tv)
- The Sci-Fi Channel (1996) (United Kingdom) (tv)
Special Effects
- Robert Short Productions Inc. (Power Suits constructed by)
- Wonderworks (miniature construction)
Other Companies
- MacGillivray Freeman Films (aerial photography)
- Urban Archipelago Filmed Entertainment (DVD production services)
- Ventura Pictures Inc. (production services)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Earth, the 22nd century. The aftermath of the Metal Wars, which led to the subjugation of humanity by intelligent machines. A small unit of human soldiers, survivors of the Metal Wars, lead an underground resistance against the activities of the evil Lord Dread and his monstrous creations, Bio-Dreads, designed to hunt down human survivors and digitise them.
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Each episode cost an estimated US$1 million. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited into Captain Power: The Beginning (1990). See more » |
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Opening narration:
Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future. Earth, 2147. The legacy of the Metal Wars, when man fought machine and machines won. Bio-Dreads, monstrous creations that hunt down human survivors and digitize them. Volcania, center of the Bio-Dread empire, stronghold and fortress of Lord Dread, feared ruler of this new order. But from the fires of the Metal Wars arose a new breed of warrior, born and trained to bring down Lord Dread and his Bio-Dread empire. They were soldiers of the future, mankind's last hope. Their leader, Captain Jonathan Power; master of the incredible powersuits, which transform each soldier into a one-man attack force. Major Matthew "Hawk" Masterson, fighter in the sky. Lt. Michael "Tank" Ellis, ground assault unit. Sgt. Robert "Scout" Baker, espionage and communications. And Corporal Jennifer "Pilot" Chase, tactical systems expert. Together, they form the most powerful fighting force in Earth's history. Their creed: to protect all life. Their promise: to end Lord Dread's rule. Their name: Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future! See more » |