The Best Episodes of Timecop

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   7.6/10(33 votes)

   #1 - Rocket Science

   S1:E510/20/1997

   Logan goes back to 1944 posing as a Nazi soldier in order to prevent a 21st-century meddler from giving Adolf Hitler's Third Reich advanced weapon technology that will enable Germany to win the war!

   Director:Robert Singer

   Writer:Mark Verheiden

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   Director:Robert Singer

   Writer:Mark Verheiden
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   7.6/10(30 votes)

   #2 - The Future, Jack, the Future

   S1:E97/18/1998

   Logan and agent Tommy Maddox jump forward and backward in time as they follow a string of clues that suggest someone is trying to seize control of the TEC by changing its history and killing anyone who gets in the way.

   Director:Oz Scott

   Writer:Art Monterastelli

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   Director:Oz Scott

   Writer:Art Monterastelli
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   7.3/10(30 votes)

   #3 - D.O.A.

   S1:E87/11/1998

   After Logan and Matuzek are murdered in front of the TEC. Hemmings takes an unauthorized trip back to the past to warn Logan, in the hopes that Logan can prevent his own murder.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Unknown
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   6.8/10(53 votes)

   #4 - A Rip in Time

   S1:E19/22/1997

   Logan goes back in time to 1888 in London to keep the faux Jack the Ripper from changing the future. He discovers that the faux Ripper's plan is not to repeat the original path, but to continue killing women, thus drastically changing the future.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writers:Alfred Gough, Miles Millar

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writers:Alfred Gough, Miles Millar
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   6.8/10(29 votes)

   #5 - Stalker

   S1:E310/6/1997

   Logan goes to Hollywood, California in 1956 to stop Ian Pascoe (a.k.a. Jack the Ripper) from murdering actress Rita Lake, who will be the mother of the 44th President of the United States.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Elliot Stern

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   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Elliot Stern
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   6.8/10(26 votes)

   #6 - Public Enemy

   S1:E410/13/1997

   Logan goes to 1928 after Ian Pascoe abducts Hemmings to ensure he'll get his time-jumping watch back. Logan follows as he encounters danger since Pascoe has been in 1928 before and is a friend of Al Capone and Eliot Ness.

   Director:Chris Long

   Writers:Alfred Gough, Miles Millar

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   Director:Chris Long

   Writers:Alfred Gough, Miles Millar
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   6.6/10(33 votes)

   #7 - Alternate World

   S1:E66/20/1998

   A rogue timecop alters Logan's past making Logan into a wanted criminal. With the entire TEC after him, Logan must set his own past right, and expose the rogue timecop's time-tampering.

   Director:Martha Mitchell

   Writers:Alfred Gough, Miles Millar

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   Director:Martha Mitchell

   Writers:Alfred Gough, Miles Millar
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   6.6/10(27 votes)

   #8 - Lost Voyage

   S1:E76/27/1998

   Logan and Hemmings go back to 1939 to stop the sinking on the SS Empress of the Americas by the Cooke brothers. The Cooke brothers are planning on sinking the Empress so that they can recover the ship and it's cargo of gold in the future.

   Director:Jim Charleston

   Writer:Mark Verheiden

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   Director:Jim Charleston

   Writer:Mark Verheiden
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   6.1/10(31 votes)

   #9 - The Heist

   S1:E29/29/1997

   Logan goes back in time to 1977 in New York to discover where a jewel theif hid the jewels. The detective who put the jewel thief away goes into his own past when he was 30 years younger. His younger self has not yet faced the jewel heist.

   Director:David Grossman

   Writer:Mark Verheiden

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   Director:David Grossman

   Writer:Mark Verheiden