Sold the World |DirectedBy= Luc Chalifour |WrittenBy= Julian Fikus |OriginalAirDate= | ProdCode = 105 | EpisodeNumber = 5 |ShortSummary= Dante and Luc go after a ruthless war criminal named Novak who is hiding on Pluto, a man Luc says she has a personal vendetta against for his involvement in the civil war on Callisto. In reality, her father Darius wants Luc to uncover Novak's deadly experiments with the Divinity Cluster. In an effort to avoid capture, Novak uploads a chaotic A.I. virus called "Billy Ray" to the Tulip that battles the Tulip'''s A.I. "Caravaggio," for control of the ship. |LineColor=FF5F5F }} }} Season 2 (2003–04) {{Episode table |background=#0000FF |overall= |title= |director= |writer= |airdate= |prodcode = |episodes= {{Episode list |Title= Hyperspace I |DirectedBy= Rodger Gartland |WrittenBy= Hudson King |OriginalAirDate= | ProdCode = 221 | EpisodeNumber = 43 |ShortSummary= While trying to solve the problems of hyperspace, Marcus finds help in the theories of a Dr. Gregory Lanzig and decides to track him down. Lanzig proves hard to find, but Travis and Callie find his assistant Dr. Vienna Xeylon and learn she and Lanzig are one and the same. Xeylon offers a device called a horizon generator which once installed in the Tulip' will help create a stable warp bubble. Soon, Orchard agents come for Xeylon, and Callie is shot during the ensuing firefight. Callie later dies from a powerful toxin carried by the bullet that destroys muscle tissue. Not wanting Callie's death to be for nothing, Travis and Marcus infiltrate The Orchard's facility on Mars and free Xeylon, but Tristan Catchpole returns and chases the Tulip down. The only chance left for escape is to try Xeylon's device and enter hyperspace. |LineColor=0000FF }} }} Additional information Season two's theme song, Darker Star, was performed by Peter Gabriel. It is the instrumental version of the song Darkness from the 2002 album Up. Through 2006 and 2007, Starhunter 2300 aired on A-Channel (a Canadian television network) from 3:30-4:40 AM every weeknight. Starhunter was available on Joost for viewers outside Canada although some story-critical episodes are absent from the Joost site. Joost also presents the episodes in incorrect order (beginning with the sixth episode) rendering the broad story and character arcs difficult to follow. Joost Starhunter Season 2 was available on Netflix's Watch-It-Now streaming service until November 1, 2011. Home releases The two seasons of Starhunter are released separately on Region 1 DVDs, with