Earth: Final Conflict: Final Conflict
Episode score
7.0
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Final Conflict
- 110.
- Season: 5
- Episode: 22
- First Aired: 5/20/2002
- Prod Code: 522
As Renee begins to lose hope that humanity will survive, an old friend reappears to give her guidance, and solace. Yulyn and Ra'jel join forces to deliver the final blow to the Atavus threat to mankind. Sandoval comes to term with his past, and ends the series in a very fitting "Sandoval" manner. Add a recap »
- Director:
- Andrew Potter
- Stars:
- Guylaine St-Onge (Juda (2001-2002))
- Melinda Deines (Juliet Street (2000-2002))
- Geoffrey Pounsett (Mothership Engineer)
- David Hemblen (Jonathan Doors (Season1- 3))
- Lisa Howard (Lili Marquette (1997-1999))
- Robert Leeshock (Liam Kincaid (Season 2-4)(Recurring Season 5))
- Jayne Heitmeyer (Renee Palmer (Season 2-5))
- Von Flores (Ronald Sandoval (Season 1-5))
- Leni Parker (Da'an (1997-2001))
- Anita La Selva (Zo'or (1998-2001))
- Richard Chevolleau (Marcus "Augur" Deveraux (Season 1-4))
- Alan Van Sprang (Howlyn (Season 5))
- Recurring Role:
- Frank Moore (Hubble Urick)
- Helen Taylor (Ra'jel)
- Kevin Kilner (William Boone (Season1)(Recurring Season 5))
- Guest Star:
- Robert Leeshock (Liam Kincaid)
- Daniel Clark (Yulyn)
- Outline of the story.
The entire ordeal surrounding Earth Final Conflict is believed to have begun millions of years ago. When a colony of Atavus were formed seperate from the Atavus homeworld. The Atuvus did not know then that they needed to be on their homeworld. This colony were forced to adapt. This race became known as the Kimara. They developed a vestigel organ which nourished them in place of the atavus cleave. The kimara then developed the ability to control this vestigal "Shaqaravah."
Eons later Howlyn, the son of the leader of the main line of Atuvus. Led a rebellion against his father. The two sides reached a stalemate but Howlyns father still controlled the homeworld. Howlyns supporters were forced to flee.
Howlyn went about conquering worlds accross the galaxy. But over time these Atavus began to die off because they did not have the nourishment of their homeworld.
Howlyn devised a plan to give Atavus DNA to other races including early humans. This would allow them to feed off of these alien races.
But not all of the Atavus wanted to feed on life. Many died. Others were brought almost unwanted salvation from the kimara. They passed their Shaqaravah to some of the dyeing Atavus.
This line of Atavus however could not develop the ability to control the Shaqaravah as the kimara did. This line eventually split into two factions. These factions were the progenitors of the Taelons and the Jaridians.Including the progenitor of the Taelon synod Raj'al.
After Millions of more years had passed, an asteroid field came to earth killing off most of Howlyns followers. But those in Howlyns favour were aloud into stasis chambers to survive. Most of the Atavus were left burried for 3 million more years.
The Taelons and the Jaridians came to fear that the Kimara would change their kind again. This paranoia led to the Taelons destroying most of the Kimara race. Save for Ha'gal the last of his kind who escaped in a primitive craft. With no other opions Ha'gal fled for Howlyns homeworld of Earth in search of a compatible distant cousin with which to breed a new Kimara race.
Over the millenia the Taelons and the Jaridians fought a bitter war which destroyed nearly all of the races that the Atavus had created by passing their DNA to their ancestors. After millenia of war, Both the Taelons and the Jaradians both began to suffer from problems that they knew would lead to the death of their races. But each race was already dependent on what the other race needed to survive. Core energy. The Jaridians needed Taelon core energy to reverse their genetic problems. And the Taelons were running ou of core energy. But Jaradian core energy was a suffient substitute.
When the Taelons realise that their race is dyeing they send a Taelon scientist Ma'ael to Howlyns Atavus world of earth in search of Atavus energy to substitute their own.
Ma'ael while on earth find Howlyns stasis chamber, he destroys the bodies of the Atavus inside and places their life energy in a central orb.
Ma'ael knows that if all else fails 6 taelons will be able to use the stasis pobs to absorb the Atavus life energy and survive.
In the 21st Century on Earth, the Taelons come. Their rowing desperation over their impending extinction drives some of them to commit horrific acts in an effort to prolong their species.
While the Taelons occupy Earth Ha'gal last of the Kimara finally arrives after millions of years. Unable to find any Atavus he mates with a human to produce a Kimara human hybrid. Liam Kinkaid. hag'al is tagically killed before he can produce more children
Liam and his friends prove pivatol in protecting humanity from the Taelons. But by the end most of the Taelons and Jaradians die out. The last few attempt to rejoin to reform the Atavus bodies. So that the conciecness of both races can survive within the bodies. But the process does not work exaclty as intended by Liam. Instead the universe in essentially reset. As the new Atavus bodies have the concieness of the original Atavus to occupy the Stasis units are downloaded into the bodies. Now the universe is in the same place as it was millions of years ago, with a struggle between humans and the Atavus. Their are other side affects to the universe reset. For example a dead resistance fighter William Boone is resurrected. And Raj'al is reconstited to live again.
In the end things are set right by the heroic acts of Liam Kinkaid and his ally and friend Renee Palmer.When Howlyn is killed and his supporters are returned to the Atuvus homeworld. In the end nearly all of Howlyns Atavus mutant races are gone. The Jaradians, Kimara, and Taelons are extinct, save for Liam and Raj'al. edit »
- It was hinted that a new show would evolve wherein Renee Palmer would travel through space seeking out other species that Earth can befriend. Pretty much the basis of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek. edit »
- Although she is still included in the opening credits, Melinda Deines does not appear in this episode. edit »
- This episode marks the death of Sandoval edit »
- This episode marks the Death of Howlyn edit »
- Series Finale. edit »
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