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"Noir or Never"
Series Cleopatra 2525
Season 2, Episode 13
Air date March 4th, 2001
Writers Jeff Vlaming
Director Garth Maxwell
Producers Sam Clark; Michael McDonald; Janine Dickens; Eric Gruendemann; R.J. Stewart; Rob Tapert; Sam Raimi
Starring Gina Torres; Victoria Pratt; Jennifer Sky
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"Noir or Never" is the thirteenth episode of season two of the science fiction television series Cleopatra 2525 and the twenty-seventh episode of the series overall. The episode was directed by Garth Maxwell with a teleplay written by Jeff Vlaming. It first aired in syndication on Sunday, March 4th, 2001.

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Cast[]

Principal Cast[]

Actor Role
Gina Torres Helen Carter
Victoria Pratt Sarge
Jennifer Sky Cleopatra

Guest Stars[]

Actor Role
Patrick Kake Mauser
Glen Drake Drack
Michael Mizrahi Tooley
Mark Williams Catman
David Telford Sluggo
Stephen Finch Marcus
David Mackie Thin guy
Crawford Thomson Dealer
Glen Levy Man
Elizabeth Hawthorne Voice

Notes & Trivia[]

Allusions[]

  • The title of this episode is taken from the phrase, "Now or Never".

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