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Season 1
Episode 1:
Mabus
Episode 2:
Raven Nation
Episode 3:
Comes a Horseman
Episode 4:
Gulag
Episode 5:
The Flight of Francis Jeffries
Episode 6:
Still At Large
Episode 7:
Asylum
Episode 8:
Eyes of the Gua
Episode 9:
Skywatchers
Episode 10:
The Plan
Episode 11:
Wednesday's Child
Episode 12:
Unearthed
Episode 13:
Shadowland
Episode 14:
Legacy
Episode 15:
The Edge
Episode 16:
The Vessel
Episode 17:
Requiem
Episode 18:
Checkmate
Episode 19:
Black Box
Episode 20:
Beneath The Black Sky
Episode 21:
Terminal City
Episode 22:
Twice Bless'd
Episode 1:
Target 117
Episode 2:
Deepthroat
Episode 3:
The Apostles
Episode 4:
Susperience
Episode 5:
The Channel
Episode 6:
Red Flag
Episode 7:
Prayer for the White Man
Episode 8:
The Purge
Episode 9:
Lost Souls
Episode 10:
The Heist
Episode 11:
Ohio Players
Episode 12:
Night Falls
Episode 13:
Normal, Illinois
Episode 14:
All About Eddie
Episode 15:
Playland
Episode 16:
The Harvest
Episode 17:
Rubicon
Episode 18:
Gladiator
Episode 19:
The Trial of Joshua Bridges
Episode 20:
Underworld
Episode 21:
Tomorrow
Episode 22:
The Believers
Episode 1:
Subject 117
Episode 2:
Crazy Eddie
Episode 3:
Mata Hari
Episode 4:
Hypnotic
Episode 5:
Elixir
Episode 6:
Speaking in Tongues
Episode 7:
Lungfish
Episode 8:
Book of Shadows
Episode 9:
Joshua
Episode 10:
Marker 262
Episode 11:
Motel California
Episode 12:
Breeding Ground
Episode 13:
Blue Agave
Episode 14:
Cul-De-Sac
Episode 15:
The Box
Episode 16:
Undesirables
Episode 17:
Second Wave
Episode 18:
Blind Witness
Episode 19:
Deluge
Episode 20:
Melody
Episode 21:
The Aftertime
Episode 22:
The Decision
First Wave Season 1 Episode 18 Online
Overview:
First Wave is a Canadian/American science fiction television series, filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, that aired from 1998 to 2001 on the Sci-Fi Channel. The show was created by Chris Brancato, who co-wrote an early version of the script for the seminal X-Files episode "Eve". Francis Ford Coppola was executive producer on the show. In an unusual move, the Sci-Fi Channel picked up the series on a 66-episode contract. The show was subsequently canceled once the contract expired at the end of the third season due to disappointing ratings.
