VR.5 - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
A withdrawn young woman finds a way to enter the world of virtual reality.
Dr. Strangechild
Sydney encounters a monster in virtual reality who turns out to be a 15-year-old scientist who wants to lead a normal life.
Love and Death
In an attempt to save a suicidal man's life, the Committee asks Sydney for her help.
5D
Sydney begins questioning the Committee about her sudden skill after learning more about Dr. Morgan's death. Oliver Sampson becomes Sydney's new contact for the Committee.
Escape
Duncan must use the VR to find Sydney after she is kidnapped by the Committee for interrogation.
Facing the Fire
Sydney poses as a patient in a mental health clinic to investigate the cause of an Air Force pilot's breakdown.
Simon's Choice
Sydney is asked to take an American secret agent who committed treason into VR to determine exactly what he revealed to the enemy.
Control Freak
A terrorist holds seven air traffic controllers hostage and Sydney must find a way to convince him to give up.
The Many Faces of Alex
A woman from Oliver Sampson's past leads Sydney to believe her father and sister may be alive.
Reunion
Sydney and her sister Samantha are reunited and, along with Duncan, they enter VR5 to discover what really happened the night of the car crash.
Sisters
Sydney investigates the mind of Janine, a cashier at her workplace whom she discovers is stealing.
Send Me an Angel
Returning to her childhood home, Sydney learns someone very close to her once saved the little girl next door from perishing in a fire.
Parallel Lives
Duncan awakens in a mirror universe - an alternate reality perfectly opposite to the one he knows.
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