Original title
Super Force
Released
10/5/1990
Origin country
US
Genre
Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Production companies
Viacom Productions, Premiere Limited Productions
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
2
Number of episodes
48
Super Force is an action-adventure TV series about a former astronaut who uses an advanced combat suit and motorcycle to fight crime in the city of Metroplex during the year 2020. Among the features of the suit were enhanced strength and armament, whereas the motorcycle had an array of James Bond-type gadgets and weapons.
After returning from a two-year mission to Mars, Zach Stone learns of his brother's death, and takes his place on the police force. But this is only the first in a series of events that leads to his becoming the armored vigilante, Super Force. (Pilot Film - Part 1)
After returning from a two-year mission to Mars, Zach Stone learns of his brother's death, and takes his place on the police force. But this is only the first in a series of events that leads to his becoming the armored vigilante, Super Force. (Pilot Film - Part 2)
After returning from a two-year mission to Mars, Zach Stone learns of his brother's death, and takes his place on the police force. But this is only the first in a series of events that leads to his becoming the armored vigilante, Super Force. (Pilot Film - Part 3)
After returning from a two-year mission to Mars, Zach Stone learns of his brother's death, and takes his place on the police force. But this is only the first in a series of events that leads to his becoming the armored vigilante, Super Force. (Pilot Film - Part 4)
A former soldier (Richard Hatch) targets the witnesses to his wife's murder who failed to come to her aid.
It's fire and brimstone time when a charismatic religious madman escapes from confinement and starts recruiting teenagers to his criminal crusade.
A genetically-engineered warrior (Lou Ferrigno) prowls the streets, and Zach is forced to work with a German agent to catch him, but there's more to the situation than it seems. (Part 1)
A genetically-engineered warrior (Lou Ferrigno) prowls the streets, and Zach is forced to work with a German agent to catch him, but there's more to the situation than it seems. (Part 2)
Zach and Captain Frost go undercover to find beautiful women abducted by a scientist (Michael Preston) in search of genetic perfection.
While on a case, Zach is brainwashed by Dr. Verona (Sarah Douglas) into trying to kill his alter ego, Super Force.
After a girl witnesses her brother being murdered, Zach tries to keep her safe from the killer.
F.X.'s old gang is behind several crimes involving a stolen super-weapon, and F.X. tries to handle it on his own.
Zach learns his brother is still alive and is a pawn of Satori. (Part 1)
Zach learns his brother is still alive and is a pawn of Satori. (Part 2)
The owner of Zach's favorite childhood water park is threatened by an extortionist armed with a business-crushing monster truck.
Zach upholds a promise he made to protect a young fugitive from a ruthless bounty hunter (Richard Lynch). (Part 1)
Zach upholds a promise he made to protect a young fugitive from a ruthless bounty hunter (Richard Lynch). (Part 2)
Super Force fights a pair of female aliens to rescue students from becoming specimens in a space zoo.
It's journalism gone wrong when a TV reporter uses subliminal stimuli to get more viewers.
A love from the past shows her face when Zach investigates a powerful cult. (Part 1)
A love from the past shows her face when Zach investigates a powerful cult. (Part 2)
Forget being haunted by the past, it's the future Super Force needs to worry about when a genetically engineered assassin from the world of tomorrow (Sting) targets him for termination.
A carnival worker (Rex Benson) harbors a dark secret when young women begin vanishing at his park. Luckily, F.X.'s cousins (Doctor Dré, Brian D. Perry, and Tyrone J. Kelsie) have a secret of their own that may help Super Force.
American Gladiators has nothing on the show Zach's infiltrating, which cares more about ratings than its contestants' survival.
A former girlfriend of Zach's brother seeks his help when her biker ex-husband (Don Stroud) gets out of Prisonplex.
Zach is injured when his helmet malfunctions, and it's a race against time to save him when F.X. and Hungerford discover they can't take off the suit without killing him.
A psychic is called in to keep Zach from passing through death's door, while F.X. tries to figure out who sabotaged the suit. (Part 1)
A psychic is called in to keep Zach from passing through death's door, while F.X. tries to figure out who sabotaged the suit. (Part 2)
The aliens from "Of Human Bondage" return and must capture Super Force or become the property of a reptilian Business Lord.
Zander begins having visions of a woman in trouble that lead her into a deadly trap, and Zach must figure out how to use his new psychic abilities to save her.
Crystal (Ginger Lynn) returns as part of another cult, this one exploiting her past-life regression into an ancient Etruscan sage.
Super Force protects a country musician recently released from suspended animation by mobsters seeking payment for a fifty-year-old debt. (Part 1)
Super Force protects a country musician recently released from suspended animation by mobsters seeking payment for a fifty-year-old debt. (Part 2)
Zach and Zander investigate the suspicious suicide of a radio psychic and encounter a deadly computer virus that has learned how to infect human brains.
Zach goes back to school when a teacher uses brain implant to program female students into marrying rich men taking her "Wealth Without Guilt" course. (Part 1)
Zach goes back to school when a teacher uses brain implant to program female students into marrying rich men taking her "Wealth Without Guilt" course. (Part 2)
Super Force must help the now-reformed aliens from "Of Human Bondage" and "Love Slaves from Outer Space" when an extraterrestrial law enforcer comes after them.
Now a radical environmentalist, a woman who Zach went through astronaut training with is out to stop a Hungerford Industries researcher – who is secretly creating a deadly biological weapon. (Part 1)
Now a radical environmentalist, a woman who Zach went through astronaut training with is out to stop a Hungerford Industries researcher – who is secretly creating a deadly biological weapon. (Part 2)
In this change-of-pace episode, after a blow to the head, Zach dreams of Super Force as a sitcom complete with laugh track.
An ambitious young district attorney uses computer-generated evidence, legal under the New Constitution and Amended Bill of Rights, to convince the police commissioner (Timothy Leary) to have Super Force put behind bars.
A prehistoric bog body dug up by archaeologists turns out to not only still be alive, but is actually a hairy humanoid from another dimension named Iau (Kevin Nash).
The ghost of a murdered cop haunts his now-homeless partner, and Zach, F.X., and Zander must solve the twenty year old crime to bring them both peace.
The Esper Division's new commanding officer has a dark secret. She is actually an immortal monster who feeds on human cerebrospinal fluid, and she wants to put Zach and Zander on the menu.
Artificial humans called Plasmoids must steal a potentially world-destroying molecular machine to survive their planned obsolescence. (Part 1)
Artificial humans called Plasmoids must steal a potentially world-destroying molecular machine to survive their planned obsolescence. (Part 2)
Sequel to "King of the Trees". Iau returns still trying to find his way back to his native dimension, with Merkel (Antoni Corone) in pursuit. It only gets worse when the SPLAT squad accidentally injures a dying boy who has befriended the hairy giant.
When a bad reaction to a virtual reality device damages his memory, Zach's friends must prevent him from slipping into a death-like coma from which he will never awaken.
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