Andromeda 3.4 Release Date

GENE RODDENBERRY?S ANDROMEDA SEASON THREE COLLECTION FOUR
ADV Films today announced an April 20 2004 street date for the fourth home entertainment release from Season Three of Gene Roddenberry?s Andromeda the top-rated nationally syndicated weekly sci-fi/action program starring Kevin Sorbo.

The Gemini Award-winning Saturn Award-nominated Gene Roddenberry?s Andromeda features heroic stories electrifying action and spectacular special effects. A testament to the show?s popularity Kevin Sorbo was named one of the ten most bankable stars in national syndication for two consecutive years.

Based on writings of the legendary writer producer and creator of the enormously successful ?Star Trek? series franchise Gene Roddenberry the series is produced by Andromeda Productions Ltd. in association with Tribune Entertainment Company and Fireworks Entertainment Inc.

Gene Roddenberry?s Andromeda: Season Three Collection Four episodes:
?The Right Horse? (Episode 314)
Beka endangers the crew of Andromeda and even an entire planet by protecting Able Ladrone a past love accused of committing a crime.

?What Happens to a Rev Deferred?? (Episode 315)
Dylan and the crew receive a cry for help from a long lost friend?Rev Bem.

?Point of the Spear? (Episode 316)
Dylan and the crew battle the Pyrians to save the planet Samsarra and avoid a galactic war.

?Vault of the Heavens? (Episode 317)
Dylan is beckoned by the voice of a mysterious woman to an icy moon orbiting a giant fiery planet.

?Deep Midnight's Voice? (Episode 318)
Dylan and the crew search for a Nietzschean slip-scout carrying a probe that can map the Slipstream? a power that could change the universe.

Gene Roddenberry?s Andromeda: Season Three Collection Four (SRP $39.98) is a DVD-only release on two discs containing five complete episodes (episodes 314 to 318) on two discs. Presented in anamorphic widescreen in English 2.0 audio and closed captioning. Extras include meet the cast: Lexa Doig; meet the director: Allan Harmon; deleted scenes; design gallery; TV promos behind the scenes: stunts and fights; stunt training footage; and Gordon Michael Woolvett's Gags & Bloopers.

About Tribune Entertainment:
Tribune Entertainment a subsidiary of Tribune Broadcasting Company is involved in the production and distribution of an extensive slate of television programming. Programs distributed by the company include the weekly action adventure hours Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda starring Kevin Sorbo Mutant X and BeastMaster; game show strip Family Feud; weekly Soul Train and U.S. Farm Report series; off-net sitcom California Dreams; and numerous telefilms and television specials. Recently Tribune Entertainment acquired the exclusive domestic distribution rights to Hearst Entertainment's program library. The deal includes more than 250 movies-of-the-week and feature films as well as approximately 1000 episodes of live action series including the returning first-run lifestyle programs B. Smith with Style Famous Homes & Hideaways Ron Hazelton's HouseCalls and Pet Keeping with Marc Morrone. For more information on Tribune Entertainment please visit the company's web site at http://www.tribtv.com.

About Fireworks Entertainment:
Headquartered in Toronto and operating internationally with offices in Los Angeles London and Dublin Fireworks develops produces acquires and distributes an extensive slate of feature films and television programs throughout the world. The Fireworks library includes the action-hour series Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda and Mutant X Relic Hunter starring Tia Carrere the children's programs 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd and Caitlin's Way both for Nickelodeon Black Hole High for NBC/Discovery Kids and the upcoming mini-series produced by BLT Productions in association with Fireworks and Miramax A Wrinkle in Time. Fireworks feature films include Rat Race Who is Cletis Tout? Hardball and the award winning films The Believer and An American Rhapsody. For more information on Fireworks Entertainment please visit the company's web site at http://www.watchfireworks.com.

Posted on Saturday, March 20, 2004 (Archive on Tuesday, April 20, 2004)