of the series. Fuller and Kreutzer are not seen in any other episodes. A scene was inserted to try to explain Hemmings' absence wherein Matuzek says Fuller was substituting for Hemmings, but Hemmings' specialty was science and technology, not historical research. TEC headquarters is busier, with more personnel and numerous captured time fugitives in period costumes being led through in restraints. Matuzek, Easter and other personnel in TEC headquarters were costumed in unconventional business suits suggesting the near future, while in the show, Matuzek reverted to contemporary suits and Easter wore aloha shirts. Logan uses a handheld device for data retrieval while on the mission. Logan protests being sent on missions, unlike in the rest of the series where he enjoys going on missions. Cancellation Due to low ratings and poor advertising, the series was cut short after less than a season, and only nine out of the thirteen episodes were aired. Novels Daniel Parkinson was hired to write an adventure spin-off trilogy based on the series that continues the adventures of Officer Jack Logan. The trilogy consisted of The Scavenger (August 1998), Viper's Spawn (September 1998) and Blood Ties (March 1999). It was published by Del Rey Books. Availability On April 1, 2021, all aired episodes except #2 "The Heist" became available to stream for free at TubiTV. For unexplained reasons (possibly music clearance issues with use of The Sylvers' "Boogie Fever"), that episode was skipped, and episodes 3-9 were renumbered as 2-8. Episode #2 can be found on YouTube. References External links 1997 American television series debuts 1998 American television series endings 1990s American science fiction television series 1990s American time travel television series American Broadcasting Company original programming Television series by Universal Television Live action television shows based on films Television series based on adaptations Timecop (franchise) American time travel television series Television series set in 2007 Television shows based on Dark Horse Comics Television shows set in Washington, D.C.