Supercarrier - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Deadly Enemies (1) - Pilot
The search for a downed jet fighter focuses attention on a hot-dogging flyer (Alex Hyde-White) and brings on the arrival of female forces.
Deadly Enemies (2) - Pilot
The crew of the U.S.S. Georgetown is pitted against the land base for air-to-air maneuvers.
All in the Game
War games bring out the best and the worst: Rosie becomes an unlikely heroine, while tension escalates between pilots BeeBee and Sierra.
Ring of Fire
Family duties may upset Sierra and sink Cruz's Navy and boxing careers as he battles to keep his sister out of the gangs.
Common Ground
Anzac and Sierra get an unexpectedly friendly salute from a defecting Soviet pilot, flying a high-tech MiG 28 stealth fighter plane that both sides are after.
Rest and Revolution
BeeBee, Sierra and Anzac are staying in a small Latin nation of Val Verde training its fighter pilots, and while they're on liberty, the revolution starts without them.
Give Me Liberty
Anzac and Sierra hook up with attractive but deadly arms dealers; Rivers tangles with a lawyer; Coleman's wife undergoes surgery for a lump in her breast.
Exodus
Madigan evacuates China Sea villagers from impending war; and Willoughby befriends a pregnant refugee.
Vector
Anzac succumbs to the charms of a sassy Aussie woman, rescued from a disabled research vessel, while a mysterious plague caused by poison from a crate of Nazi gold sweeps the George.
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