See also Multimedia zines with seaQuest stories.
SOMEONE ELSE'S PROBLEM by Angela Field. seaQuest finds an alien spaceship on the sea bed. When Captain Bridger takes a boarding party across, he discovers that the ship is still inhabited by the memories of the original crew, and the Captain wants to terraform Earth, wiping out humanity in the process.
DARK SILENCE by Janet Ellicott. While on shore leave, Lucas and O'Neill are kidnapped. Their captor uses O'Neill to force Lucas to work for him, but O'Neill has other ideas. Before his leave, he and Bridger were experimenting with communicating via Darwin. But seaQuest is a long way off and the experiment really hadn't gone very far. Can seaQuest find her missing crewmen before Lucas cracks the UEO codes, enabling his captor to breach the seaQuest's defences too?
SEAWEST EPILOGUE by Janet Ellicott. After the events at the West Ridge Mining Community, Hitchcock wakes up to find that she is not alone, and she has no memory of going to bed.
FANTOCCINI by Linda Chapple. For the first time, a Chinese terrorist base is found intact. Crocker disarms the obvious booby traps but O'Neill discovers another one in the computer. He is soon babbling in Chinese as though he has forgotten he ever knew English, and acting like one of the terrorists who programmed the computer.
This zine is 99 pages long, bound and printed good quality computer printout without artwork.
Mandatory psi testing reveals that O'Neill has a high psi factor. He is uncomfortable with the fact and doesn't pursue it, although one of the scientists involved, Dr Oral, keeps track of him over the years.
Years later, seaQuest is lured into a trap by Dr Oral, who keeps a launch crew captive just long enough to run tests on four of them, then abandons them. During their captivity, Bridger notices that one of the guards looks like his son.
Noyce orders seaQuest to track down some rogue submarine raiders and tells Bridger, during the briefing, that one of the commanders looks very like Robert. O'Neill is put in charge of the project team and, with the help of two telepathic teenage geniuses, discovers Dr Oral's plan: she has been developing the perfect soldiers, and breeding their telepathic controllers.
Available now. 125 pages.
STRANGE BEDFELLOWS by Janet Ellicott
A second season story.
Despite having got his own way in the matter of choice, Ortiz does not get on
with his new roommate. To make matters worse, the man drinks heavily and
no-one can work out where he hides the stuff. Until Lucas and Darwin come to
the rescue, in more ways than one.
WHALES WEEP NOT by Angela Field
Returning to seaQuest O'Neill crashes the launch and Ortiz reluctantly admits
that he had been complaining of headaches for some time. Westphalen is soon
fighting for his life.
THE SECOND HORSEMAN by Janet Ellicott
After the incident where a scientist was able to order the launch of
torpedoes, Noyce decides to test the Bridge crew. With Bridger and Ford out
of action, they are put in the position where they have to fire missiles, and
Lucas is set to the task of ensuring that they don't guess it is only a
drill. But Lucas is only seventeen and the junior officers are much more
devious.
FAMILY AFFAIRS by Janet Ellicott
When Krieg forgets her birthday, Bridger takes Hitchcock to London for dinner
and a show. Since O'Neill got hold of the tickets, he and Ortiz tag along
for a most unusual shore leave.
ON THE SHORE OF A DARKENED SEA by Angela Field
Investigating a volcanic island for the last time before the volcano blows,
Bridger and O'Neill are trapped in a subterranean cave and the race is on to
get them out in time.
74 pages. Computer printout, published without artwork.
Issue 11: "seaQuest DSV". Season 1 main and guest cast credits, and season 2 main cast. A4 computer printout.