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Space Rangers (TV series)

Police and marines defend a distant Earth colony.

Space Rangers is an American futuristic science fiction drama that aired on CBS in 1993. The series was created by Pen Densham and Trilogy Entertainment Group.

Quick Facts

Genre
Science fiction; Action-Adventure
Runtime
approx. 46 minutes
Creator
Pen Densham
Starring
  • Jeff Kaake
  • Jack McGee
  • Marjorie Monaghan
  • Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
  • Danny Quinn
  • Clint Howard
  • Linda Hunt
  • Gottfried John
Country
United States
Network
CBS
Company
RHI Entertainment; Trilogy Entertainment Group
First aired
6 January 1993

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Planets

New Venus is a former Earth colony overrun by Banshees. Most men abandoned the colony, but the women stayed and fought, creating an Amazon-like matriarchy. Jojo Thorsen, who originates from New Venus, harbors a deep hatred for Banshees. Skaraab is a desolate planet where the suns burn away all surface life in one day; its aggressive vegetation regrows overnight and consumes animal tissue. Skaraab also contains an ancient Graaka burial temple. Earth is home to the Space Rangers Corps and its Central Command, located several weeks at lightspeed from Fort Hope. Avalon, where Fort Hope is located, resembles the Painted Desert of the American southwest. Catraz is a penal colony where the galaxy's worst criminals are dumped with no guards and no means of escape; anarchy rules, and an inmate named Rec leads most factions. The name derives from Alcatraz Island. Vee'Lon Prime is a wet, sandy, tropical planet home to the reptilian Vee'Lons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who stars in Space Rangers (TV series)?

Space Rangers stars Jeff Kaake, Jack McGee, Marjorie Monaghan, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Danny Quinn, Clint Howard, Linda Hunt and Gottfried John.

When did Space Rangers (TV series) first air?

Space Rangers first aired on 6 January 1993.

When did Space Rangers (TV series) end?

Space Rangers last aired on 26 January 1993.

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