Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: March 20, 1996
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 65
Networks: UPN
Genres: Drama, Crime, Action & Adventure

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The Sentinel(1996)

TMDB Rating: 7.1 (65 votes)

Overview

The Sentinel is a Canadian-produced television series. In the jungles of peru, the fight for survival heightened his senses. Now, Detective Jim Ellison is a sentinel in the fight for justice. Anthropologist Blair Sandburg works side by side with Jim, helping him develop these senses.

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Season 1

10 episodes • 1996Avg: 7.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Switchman	Mar 20, 1996	7.0
2	Siege	Mar 27, 1996	0.0
3	The Killers	Apr 3, 1996	0.0
4	The Debt	Apr 10, 1996	0.0
5	Cypher	Apr 24, 1996	0.0
6	Night Train	May 1, 1996	0.0
7	Rogue	May 8, 1996	0.0
8	Love and Guns	May 15, 1996	0.0
9	Attraction	May 22, 1996	0.0
10	Vow of Silence	Jul 17, 1996	0.0

Season 2

24 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Flight	Sep 4, 1996
2	Out of the Past	Sep 11, 1996
3	Deep Water	Sep 18, 1996
4	Reunion	Sep 25, 1996
5	Payback	Oct 2, 1996
6	True Crime	Oct 9, 1996
7	Ice Man	Oct 30, 1996
8	The Rig	Nov 6, 1996
9	Spare Parts	Nov 13, 1996
10	Second Chance	Nov 20, 1996
11	Black or White	Nov 27, 1996
12	Blind Man's Bluff	Jan 8, 1997
13	Hear No Evil	Jan 15, 1997
14	Light My Fire	Feb 5, 1997
15	Secret	Feb 12, 1997
16	Dead Drop	Feb 19, 1997
17	Red Dust	Feb 26, 1997
18	Smart Alec	Mar 12, 1997
19	Private Eyes	Mar 26, 1997
20	Vanishing Act	Apr 9, 1997
21	Pennies from Heaven	Apr 30, 1997
22	Survival	May 7, 1997
23	His Brother's Keeper	May 14, 1997
24	Sleeping Beauty	May 21, 1997

Season 3

23 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Warriors	Sep 10, 1997
2	Three Point Shot	Sep 17, 1997
3	The Girl Next Door	Sep 24, 1997
4	Poachers	Oct 1, 1997
5	The Inside Man	Oct 15, 1997
6	Vendetta	Oct 29, 1997
7	Fool Me Twice	Nov 5, 1997
8	Storm Warning	Nov 12, 1997
9	Red Ice	Nov 19, 1997
10	Dead Certain	Nov 26, 1997
11	Breaking Ground	Dec 17, 1997
12	Prisoner X	Jan 14, 1998
13	The Trance	Jan 21, 1998
14	Mirror Image	Feb 11, 1998
15	Finkelman's Folly	Feb 18, 1998
16	Sweet Science	Feb 25, 1998
17	Remembrance	Mar 11, 1998
18	Love Kills	Mar 18, 1998
19	Crossroads	Apr 22, 1998
20	Foreign Exchange	Apr 29, 1998
21	Neighborhood Watch	May 6, 1998
22	Night Shift	May 13, 1998
23	Sentinel Too (1)	May 20, 1998

Season 4

8 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Sentinel Too (2)	Feb 1, 1999
2	Murder 101	Feb 8, 1999
3	Four Point Shot	Feb 15, 1999
4	Dead End on Blank Street	Feb 22, 1999
5	The Waiting Room	Mar 1, 1999
6	The Real Deal	May 10, 1999
7	Most Wanted	May 17, 1999
8	The Sentinel by Blair Sandburg	May 24, 1999

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