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0 hr 30 mins
5/7/1977
1.
Quark
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Tired of garbage duty, Commander Adam Quark finally gets a real assignment when he is ordered to destroy an enzyme cloud that threatens the galaxy.
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Director:
Peter Hunt
Writer:
Buck Henry
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Guest starring:
Douglas Fowley, Misty Rowe, Buck Henry
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0 hr 30 mins
2/24/1978
2.
May the Source be with You
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Quark battles a menacing Gorgon with the help of an acient power known as the "The Source," which he quickly discovers is a little rusty.
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Director:
Hy Averback
Writer:
Steve Zacharias
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Guest starring:
Henry Silva, Joe Burke, Chris Capen, Rick Goldman, Vern Rowe, Paul Schumacher, Melissa Prophet, Larry French,
Hans Conried,
Ann Prentiss
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0 hr 30 mins
3/3/1978
3.
The Old and the Beautiful
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Just before his amorous rendezous with a beautiful princess, Quark contracts amysterious virus and begins to age, becoming old and feeble within hours.
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0 hr 30 mins
3/10/1978
4.
The Good, the Bad and the Ficus
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While on a routine mission, Quark's ship gets pulled into a black hole, which splits the crew into "good" and "evel" counterparts, except for science officer Ficus.
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0 hr 30 mins
3/17/1978
5.
Goodbye, Polumbus
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The ship is sent on a mission to the planet Polumbus. But once there, Quark and his crew fall prey to their fantasies, and no one wants to leave.
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0 hr 30 mins
3/24/1978
6.
All the Emperor's Quasi-Norms (Part 1)
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Quark is captured by the evil Emperor Zorgon and ordered to find "it." And while Gene/Jean lectures the enemy, the Emperor's daughter falls for Ficus.
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0 hr 30 mins
3/31/1978
7.
All the Emperor's Quasi-Norms (Part 2)
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After he and his crew are rescued by the Forest People, Quark actually does find "it," a crystal that he thinks will make him invincible.
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Director:
Bruce Bilson
Writer:
Jonathan Kaufer
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Guest starring:
Bruce M. Fischer,
Joan Van Ark,
Ross Martin,
Ned York,
Jerrold Ziman, Gary Cashdollar, Barry Hostetler, Ron Burke,
Keith Atkinson,
Susan Backlinie,
Ann Prentiss
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0 hr 30 mins
4/7/1978
8.
Vanessa 38-24-36
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As everyone on Perma One celebrates the holiday Number 11, Quark is given an experimental computer named "Vanessa," which tries to take over his ship.
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