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October 3, 2000 - May 3, 2002
FOX Science Fiction - 43 Episodes
Cast:
| Max: | Jessica Alba |
| Logan Cale/Eyes Only: | Michael Weatherly |
| Herbal Thought: | Alimi Ballard |
| Kendra Maibaum: | Jennifer Blanc |
| Sketchy: | Richard Gunn |
| Reagan "Ray" Ronald: | J.C. MacKenzie |
| Original Cindy: | Valarie Rae Miller |
| Donald Lydecker: | John Savage |
| Young Max: | Geneva Locke |
| Vogelsang: | Stephen Lee |
| Zack: | William Gregory Lee |
| Sebastian: | Jade C. Bell |
| Bling: | Peter Bryant |
| Richard Sandoval: | Fulvio Cecere |
| Druid: | Alessandro Juliani |
| Det. Matthew Sung: | Byron Mann |
| Johanssen: | Alex Zahara |
| Zero: | Jamie Bell |
| Ben/Alec: | Jensen Ackles |
| Asha Barlow: | Ashley Scott |
| Joshua: | Kevin Durand |
| Rafer: | Kris Pope |
| Uncle Jonas Cale: | Lawrence Pressman |
| Jonathan Bilodeua: | Philip MacHale |
| Hannah Sukova: | Eileen Pedde |
| Syl/X-5 701: | Nicki Lynn Aycox |
| Peter Sandoval: | Fulvio Cecere |
| Colonel James 'Jim' McGinnis: | Robert Gossett |
| Dr. Sam Carr: | Brian Markinson |
| Young Eva: | Jenna Marie Gooch |
| Red Five: | Patrick Kilpatrick |
| Red Six: | Mark Gibbon |
| Red Seven: | Taras Kostyuk |
| Bruno Anselmo: | Doug O'Keeffe |
| Brin/X-5 734: | Nicole Bilderback |
| Jace/X-5 798: | Shireen Crutchfield |
| Tinga/X-5 656: | Lisa Ann Cabasa |
| Lt. Walter 'Mr. Multiples' Eastep: | Gary Chalk |
| Johnny: | Cameron Crigger |
| CIA Agent Ames White: | Martin Cummins |
| Young Jace: | Jonah Glasgow |
| British Eddy: | John Mann |
| Young Jack: | Dylan Pearson |
| Young Jondy: | Kyley Statham |
| Bennett: | Michael Teigen |
In a future of political, economic and moral collapse,
a genetically enhanced superhuman prototype named Max
escapes from military confines and dwells amidst the
decadent underground street life of Seattle, Washington
to avoid government agents who want to bring her back
into the fold. Searching for others of her kind who
were scattered in the aftermath of her escape, Max
encounters Logan, an idealistic cyber-journalist battling
repression and corruption in post-apocalypse America.
Eventually, Logan calls her to the highest part of her
being and Max becomes his samurai as the pair takes on
the ruthless power-brokers of the new millennium. Max
and Logan's odyssey leads them closer to the secret of
her past, deepening and complicating their
relationship in the process.
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