Star Command. (1 episode) Adrian Mulraney as Commander John Darius: Commanding officer of the Infinity. (2 episodes) Michael Harrison as Julian Strega: A highly intelligent cadet pilot serving on board the Infinity. (4 episodes) Anthony Mays as Strega stunt double (1 episode) Production The ABC began showing Silversun on 11 October 2004 at 5:00 pm daily as part of its children's lineup. The final episode was broadcast on 3 December 2004. Forty episodes of the program were produced, each at twenty-two minutes. The program was originally aired on the Seven Network in two groups of twenty episodes, and then shown again without a mid-way break on the ABC. Silversun was re-run on Sunday mornings beginning 3 April 2005, until 1 January 2006. It was rerun again in 2009 each weekday at 5:00 pm, finishing on 17 September 2009. The ABC has no plans to create a second season of the program. Many episodes revolved around the relationships and issues experienced by the young crew as part of adolescence. Some episodes dealt with issues of ethics and choices unique to science fiction, such as the question of whether the commander's clone should be treated as human or not, the unique human problems encountered by a crew on a lifelong voyage to the stars, and an encounter with a pulsar whose pulse cycle is in phase with the brainwaves of the crewmember Pancha, to her detriment. Although some first-season episodes are self-contained, the majority deal with multi-episode plot conflicts occurring on board the Star Runner. These included the illegal re-animation of the character Zandie by the rogue crewmember Degenhardt in the earlier episodes, the crew's encounter with a wormhole, the infection of Commander Cyriax by an alien parasite, his subsequent cure through the use of a harvest clone of him discovered in suspension among the settler pods, and the clone's accidental awakening to full consciousness. The final episode ended in a cliffhanger. Episodes Season 1 Season 2 See also List of Australian television series References External links Official website (archived) Silversun on TV.com Australian Broadcasting Corporation original programming Australian adventure television series Australian children's television series Australian science fiction television series 2004 Australian television series debuts 2004 Australian television series endings Television series about teenagers Television series by Beyond Television Productions