Nicole de Boer

While exploring an abandoned catacomb on an unexplored planet, an Atlantis away team uncovers one of Michael's secret labs. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Bashir becomes an unwitting pawn in a deadly game between Romulan intelligence forces and a covert Starfleet organization.

A scientist uses his assistant as a guinea pig. Also available on Xfinity

In order to restore the timeline, Sisko must pose as Gabriel Bell, a hero of Earth's history.

Anthony Michael Hall continues his mind-boggling role as psychic Johnny Smith in the thrilling fourth season of USA Network's action-packed series based on Stephen King's novel. In between his heroic deeds this season, Smith comes close to unraveling the mystery of his post-coma psychic powers and falls for another psychic (Jennifer Finnigan). Guest stars include Sean Patrick Flanery, Danny Masterson and Edward Asner.

Thrust into the role of psychic after a near-fatal accident, Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) continues his efforts to prevent tragedies and disasters in the sixth year of the nail-biting sci-fi series based on Stephen King's novel. This season follows Smith and his colleague Greg Stillson (Sean Patrick Flanery) as they try to avert a catastrophe in outer space and help retrieve a stolen racehorse. Guests include Tom Skerritt.

The second season of the TV adaptation of Stephen King's best-selling novel comes to life with even more plot twists than the first season. After a near-fatal car wreck, Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) is left in a coma for six years. When he awakens, he discovers he's developed astonishing psychic powers that allow him to see into the future life of anyone he happens to physically touch. King's trademark suspense runs strongly throughout.

As Season 5 of this series based on the Stephen King novel opens, reluctant psychic Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) is racing to stop a wedding he knows will have disastrous consequences. From there, the adventures continue as Johnny tries to prevent a fatal multicar collision he's foreseen, pursues a would-be vice presidential assassin, gets drawn into a bank robbery, helps investigate a hate crime and more.

After a near-fatal car wreck, Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) is left in a coma for six years. When he awakens, he discovers that he's developed astonishing psychic powers that allow him to see into the future life of anyone he happens to physically touch. Stephen King's best-selling novel comes to life once again (previously, it was a movie directed by David Cronenberg) in the first season of this TV adaptation.

Blending action, the paranormal and an ongoing search for justice, the hit television adaptation of Stephen King's best seller returns for a third season -- with a cliff-hanger that will leave you begging for more.

Commander Sisko, Dax, Kira, Quark, Odo, and Chief O'Brien are back for more galactic space station adventure. Top episodes from Season 2 include the alternate-universe "Crossover," which pays homage to the original series; "Mirror, Mirror;" and the two-part spotlight on the Maquis, a loose-knit organization of disenfranchised Federation colonists who resort to terrorist methods to provoke a new war between the Federation and the Cardassians.

Season six begins with the Confederation losing the war. The Jem'Hadar ship crashes, leaving Dax injured and under the care of Dr. Bashir. Sisko has been promoted and Dax is put in command of the Defiant. Worf must decide between the life of his wife Jadzia, and the success of his mission. OthQuark's relationship with Rom's mother, Ishka, convinces Grand Nagus Zek to allow equal rights for women. Sisko has been ordered to launch attacks against Cardassia and the Dominion.