Season 2
Episode 1 - Adaptations
Episode 2 - Heroes & Superheroes
Episode 3 - Will Eisner & The Spirit
Episode 4 - Censorship
Episode 5 - Aliens
Episode 6 - Collaborations
Episode 7 - Stereotypes
Episode 8 - Evoking The Future: Language
Episode 9 - Sex & AIDS
Episode 10 - Science & Technology
Episode 11 - M Space: Moebius & Merril
Episode 12 - Families
Episode 13 - Music
Episode 14 - Evoking The Future: Setting
Episode 15 - Animation 1
Episode 16 - Robots & Artificial Intelligence
Episode 17 - Voice/American Artform
Episode 18 - Humour
Episode 19 - Projects
Episode 20 - Horror
Episode 21 - Marketing & Merchandising
Episode 22 - Violence
Episode 23 - Chaos
Episode 24 - Form
Episode 25 - Profiles
Episode 26 - Myths & Archetypes
Episode 27 - Villains
Episode 28 - Ecology
Episode 29 - Women
Episode 30 - Leisure
Season 3
Episode 1 - Projects
Episode 2 - Alternate Histories
Episode 3 - Religion
Episode 4 - Addictions
Episode 5 - Fear
Episode 6 - War
Episode 7 - Dreams
Episode 8 - Children
Episode 9 - Watchmen
Episode 10 - New Worlds
Episode 11 - Justice
Episode 12 - Cosmic Cavalcade
Episode 13 - Covers
Episode 14 - Cyberpunk
Episode 15 - World-Building
Episode 16 - Death
Episode 17 - Vampires
Episode 18 - Animation
Episode 19 - Politics
Episode 20 - Profiles
Episode 21 - Violence
Episode 22 - Dinosaurs
Episode 23 - Metamorphosis
Episode 24 - Mars
Episode 25 - New Faces
Episode 26 - Censorship
Episode 27 - Genetic Engineering
Episode 28 - Advice
Episode 29 - Ecology
Episode 30 - Awards/Rickies
Season 4
Episode 1 - First Contact
Episode 2 - Fans
Episode 3 - Outlaws
Episode 4 - Ray Bradbury
Episode 5 - Madness
Episode 6 - Space Travel
Episode 7 - The City
Episode 8 - Sex
Episode 9 - Time Travel
Episode 10 - Shared Worlds
Episode 11 - Medea/Murasaki
Episode 12 - Jack Kirby
Episode 13 - Weapons
Episode 14 - Information
Episode 15 - Awards
Episode 16 - Mystery/SF
Episode 17 - Racism
Episode 18 - Profiles
Episode 19 - Cyberbook
Episode 20 - Immortality
Episode 21 - Utopia
Episode 22 - Computer Games
Episode 23 - Crime & Punishment
Episode 24 - God
Episode 25 - Autobiography
Episode 26 - Ecology
Episode 27 - Creators' Rights
Season 5
Episode 1 - Life In Space
Episode 2 - Quest
Episode 3 - The Sandman
Episode 4 - The Devil
Episode 5 - Games
Episode 6 - Writers' Workshops/Clarion
Episode 7 - Tolkien
Episode 8 - Medicine & Nanotechnology
Episode 9 - Memory
Episode 10 - Amnesia/Total Recall
Episode 11 - Alter Ego
Episode 12 - Post-Apocalypse
Episode 13 - Telepathy
Episode 14 - Homosexuality
Episode 15 - Jack Kirby
Episode 16 - Monsters
Episode 17 - Virtual Reality
Episode 18 - Fairy Tales
Episode 19 - Vampires
Episode 20 - Vietnam
Episode 21 - Aliens
Episode 22 - Sexism & Feminism
Episode 23 - Comic Book Layout
Episode 24 - The Brain & Artificial Intelligence
Episode 25 - Evolution
Prisoners of Gravity
Prisoners of Gravity was a Canadian public broadcasting television news magazine program that explored speculative fiction — science fiction, fantasy, horror, comic books — and its relation to various thematic and social issues. Produced by TVOntario, the show was the brainchild of former comic retail manager Mark Askwith and writer Daniel Richler, and was hosted by Rick Green. The series aired 139 episodes over 5 seasons from 1989 to 1994.
