8.0/102 votes#1 - Between Heaven and Hell
Season 2 Episode 10 - Aired 1/4/1999
Dr Belman and her scientist daughter Joyce inject an injured ape with the serum, regenerating its injured organs. Unlike her mother, Joyce is eager to try the serum on a human subject.
Director: William Gereghty
Writer: Julie Beers
7.3/103 votes#2 - If You Could Read My Mind
Season 1 Episode 15 - Aired 2/16/1998
At a Conference of Psychic Sciences, "The Commonality" the Taelon psychic link has been invaded and the secret plans for Earth are known. Katya Petrenko possesses incredible psychic gifts and an interest in Boone. She confronts Zu'or, telling him that the Taelons must change their approach to humans, or they will destroy both races. Katya reveals that a taelon named Ma'el gave some humans the gift to break into "The Commonality". As Katya dies, Dr. Belman performs a brain transfer of all of Katya's knowledge to Boone.
Director: Milan Cheylov
Writer: Julie Beers
7.3/103 votes#3 - The Joining
Season 1 Episode 22 - Aired 5/11/1998
Divers stumble across a strange radiant canister while searching for sunken treasure. Upon opening the canister an alien being known as Ha'gel is released from its prison and assumes the identity of one of the crew and destroys the others. Boone is called to the crime scene and his suspicions are raised when he finds Taelon writing on the empty canister. Upon questioning, the Taelons tell Boone that Ha'gel is the last of an alien criminal caste. Afraid that Earth will learn the truth, the Companion's recruit the help of Beckett to deal with Ha'gel. Ha'gel assumes Sandoval's form, and confronts Beckett.
Director: Milan Cheylov
Writer: Julie Beers
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"Between Heaven and Hell" is the best rated episode written by Julie Beers. It scored 8/10 based on 2 votes. It was directed by William Gereghty. It aired on 1/4/1999 and is rated 0.7 points higher than their second-best episode, "If You Could Read My Mind".