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A "bubble universe" envelops Quinn and Maggie.
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A slide gone wrong results in Quinn becoming lost in the astral plane, and the only person who can possibly help him is a girl with paranormal abilities. The world they've landed on is constrained by "anti-technology" laws that resulted from the atomic bombings on Japan, crimping Arturo's efforts to repair the timer.
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A tabloid newspaper spreads a rumor that the president of the United States is having an affair with Maggie.
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A wizard wants to capture Quinn on a world where the Mallory family has special powers.
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After finding a science fiction novel that resembles the Kromagg Prime's conflict between the humans and Kromaggs, Quinn and Colin hope that the author can help them find Kromagg Prime and meet their birthparents.
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Archibald Chandler of the Chandler Hotel turns the sliders into computer data and makes them follow his wishes.
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Arturo finds himself in a mayoral race in a world where men are treated as "the weaker sex" and women hold the positions of power and influence. Hillary Clinton is shown as being the President of the United States.
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Arturo is brainwashed into believing he is a great literary detective named Reginald Doyle .
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Diana and Mallory become trapped at a mental institution.
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Diana attempts to separate Quinn and his double, while the combined version experiences violent flashbacks from Quinn's life.
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In a world where Great Britain successfully suppressed the American Revolutionary War, the Sliders are embroiled in an assassination plot involving the heir to the throne and an evil Sheriff of San Francisco.
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In their final encounter with Dr. Geiger, the scientist reveals that he can separate Mallory from his double Quinn.
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It looks like the King is back when Rembrandt is mistaken for a long-deceased rock legend, but an old enemy would like to see the Crying Man disappear again—permanently.
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Maggie and Colin are given drugs in a society where drug use is mandatory and people can be arrested for non-possession.
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Maggie is infected with a parasite that takes control of her body and attempts to find a mate.
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Maggie is kidnapped by a corporate conglomerate.
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Maggie is mistaken for her astronaut double and is kidnapped by conspirators.
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Maggie saves the life of a Kromagg on a world where Kromaggs are conducting experiments on humans.
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Maggie's double impersonates her and slides with Quinn, Rembrandt, and Colin.
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Mallory is shot with a laser beam and ends up paralyzed, and looks for help from a group of spiritual healers.
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On a racist world, Rembrandt is forced into slavery.
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On a world resembling the "Old West", the sliders encounter Kolitar, the Kromagg from "Slidecage"
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On a world where gas powered vehicles are outlawed due to the pollution they generate, Mallory becomes friends with a group of motorcycle riders.
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On a world where the United States Constitution has been outlawed, the sliders attempt to preserve the world's final copy of the document and save an activist from public execution.
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On a world where the human population has been replaced with androids, a scientist wants to transplant Quinn and Rembrandt's brains into android hosts.
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On a world with a television program based on the sliders' adventures, a psychic predicts the sliders' fate; they die in their next slide, and he begs Rembrandt, Maggie, Diana and Mallory stay. Although once again they do not want to stay. Their timer is destroyed and they have to find another way out, but there's a catch, only one can go. Rembrant goes because he was already infected with the kromagg killing virus.
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Quinn and Arturo communicate with a fire-based lifeform.
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Quinn and Colin attempt to slide to Kromagg Prime but end up in a slidecage designed to prevent the Kromaggs from returning to that earth.
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Quinn and Rembrandt are separated from Wade and Maggie after their plane crashes in the jungle. They attempt to reunite by assisting people attempting to capture deadly snakes.
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Quinn and Wade get stuck in an underground city. This episode is based out of Rembrandt and Wade's memories
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Quinn impersonates his recently deceased double on a world where the young dominate society and middle-aged people are prohibited from working and are subject to curfews.
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Quinn is infected with a bacterium that turns people into zombies.
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Quinn is mistaken for his double's clone on a world where clones are kept as organ donors.
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Quinn locates his brother Colin on a world with less technology than Earth Prime.
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Quinn offers to assist a scientist named Logan St. Claire fix her sliding technology in exchange for using the equipment to find his home coordinates. However, Arturo later discovers Logan does not have good intentions for the use of sliding technology.
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Quinn rescues a woman on a war-torn world, and her boyfriend, swearing vengeance, jumps the slide.
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Quinn's double is wanted for murder and Quinn is arrested instead. He is sentenced to death, and the other sliders decide that finding Quinn's double is the only way to save Quinn.
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Quinn's fast draw with a gun embroils him in a corporate takeover on a world where California is part of the independent republic of Texas, and securities law allows gunfighting.
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Quinn, Rembrandt and Arturo are tagged as runaway breeders on a world where, due to a biological weapon outbreak, men are scarce and nations are in cutthroat competition to snag fertile men to repopulate.
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Rembrandt is confused with his double on a world where alcohol prohibition was never repealed and gangs dominate society. He discovers his counterpart is a federal agent.
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Rembrandt receives visions from Wade.
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Rickman and the sliders are trapped on an island with a scientist who has created a race of human-animal hybrids. The scientist is played by Michael York, see also The Island of Dr. Moreau (1977 film).
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The Chandler Hotel is haunted.
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The Sliders find themselves in a present-day San Francisco where the "Summer of Love" never ended—and Wade and Rembrandt are mistaken for extraterrestrial prophets. Oliver North is shown to be President of the United States in this universe.
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The group arrives on a new world in the middle of an alien invasion, and learn that the invaders are the Kromaggs, sliders that can move through the gateways at will. The group slide to a World where California was settled by the French, where they are captured. They are relocated to Earth 113, and suffer interrogation.
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The group arrives on a world where terrorists discovered drugs that can invade people's dreams, and one of them chooses Wade as his next target.
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The group is separated on a world divided between computer experts and ruthless scavengers.
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The group lands on a world where Rembrandt is regarded as a deity.
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The group lands on a world where ancient Egypt retained slavery and Egyptian pharoahism has become predominant. They must escape from a pyramid while being hunted by a large scarab.
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The salvation of a world facing destruction by an asteroid rests in the hands of Arturo and an overzealous young scientist. Meanwhile, Quinn and Wade begin to face their feelings for each other.
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The sliders are confused with animal poachers when they land on a world where San Francisco is a preserve for dinosaurs.
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The sliders are separated on a world where in every public place, there is a television set showing a talk show called Lipschitz Live!. Quinn becomes a guest on the show to announce his location to the others.
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The sliders arrive on a world where the local population participates in deadly arcade simulators.
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The sliders become involved in a struggle for control over a woman who can detect water on a desert world.
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The sliders exit a vortex in the middle of the ocean, and must join the crew of a pirate ship in order to get back to California.
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The sliders find Rickman on a superstitious world.
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The sliders get involved with doubles of the same group of people on three different worlds, including the double of a high school girlfriend of Quinn. In one of the worlds, time is moving in the opposite direction, causing them to be in prison, then taken to their arraignment before being set free.
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The sliders land in a barren wasteland with bizarre electrical activity that attracts tornadoes.
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The sliders land in a village with technology that drains the happiness of one person to make the rest of the villagers happy.
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The sliders land on a barren wasteland and are forced to participate in a neverending battle with the Kromaggs.
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The sliders land on a world dominated by a religion where people wish to travel to the other side through a vortex. After one of the leaders witnesses the sliders arrive on this earth, and after the sliders learn that people are being killed on this earth instead of transported to a parallel world, the timer is confiscated.
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The sliders land on a world dominated by psychics. The Prime Oracle falls in love with Wade and attempts to keep her from sliding.
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The sliders land on a world identical to Earth Prime except that the events that occurred in 1984 on Earth Prime are occurring in 1996 on this earth.
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The sliders land on a world used as a Kromagg training camp, where Kromaggs hunt humans.
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The sliders land on a world where Quinn's double slid the entire population except himself.
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The sliders land on a world where a giant worm eats people.
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The sliders land on a world where caffeine is outlawed.
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The sliders land on a world where everyone uses virtual reality all the time.
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The sliders land on a world where men get pregnant. Rembrandt is confused with his double and is impregnated with his double's son.
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The sliders land onto a world dominated by commercialism, and get jobs working in a giant mall two days before Christmas. They later discover that the workers are basically indentured servants, and Arturo attempts to prevent one worker from abandoning her infant child.
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The sliders must find a gem needed to repair their malfunctioning timer.
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The sliders rescue a human woman and her half-human/half-Kromagg infant son.
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The sliders seek assistance from reclusive monks who later refuse to let them leave.
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Wade finds that she has money to burn when she wins the lottery in a seemingly utopian world, but she soon discovers that her silver cloud has a very dark lining.
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Wade makes friends with vampire musicians who want to steal the timer.
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Wade, Rembrandt, and Arturo believe they have landed on Earth Prime, but Quinn has doubts. Arturo undergoes an unexpected change of character.
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When Quinn is injured, the only one who can save him is a doctor who has been taught Kromagg healing techniques—but who is also wanted for providing assistance to the Kromaggs.
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When Wade is infected with deadly bacteria on an Earth racked by an epidemic, Rembrandt and Arturo race to find a cure and free Quinn from a Gestapo-like health agency.
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When the sliders land on an earth that is about to be destroyed by the radiation of a pulsar, a military unit forces them to help them fix their sliding technology so they can transport people to a parallel world.
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While Quinn struggles with fame in the Mindgame Tournament in a world where intellect is prized, Arturo tries for a reconciliation with a long-lost love.
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