Black Scorpion - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Armed and Dangerous
Streetwise detective Darcy Walker adopts the guise of sexy crimefighter Black Scorpion to battle Firearm, a villain with a deadly prosthetic.
Wave Goodbye
A marine biologist transforms into the villainous Hurricane after she is exposed to toxic waste dumped into a bay by the Mayor's henchmen.
Blinded by the Light
An aggressive photojournalist becomes the villainous Flashpoint when his attempts to catch Black Scorpion on film backfire and result in his blindness. Vowing revenge, he devises a nefarious scheme to plunge the city's population into darkness.
Home Sweet Homeless
AfterShock shakes things up when she uses her ability to create earthquakes to incite the homeless to participate in her plot to take over Angel City.
Love Burns
Darcy's latest flame, a courageous fireman is transformed into an insane criminal called Inferno after he obtains the ability to make objects combust at will.
Out of Thin Air
Darcy's archenemy Breathtaker is mistakenly reawakened by the doddering Dr. Phoenix, and threatens the City of Angels with a nerve gas that induces terrifying hallucinations.
No Stone Unturned
The sinister Medusa uses a chic mineral-water spa as a front to abduct eligible bachelors---including Darcy's partner Steve--- and turn them into statues.
Crime Time
Wrongly convicted, Clockwise plots vengeance on the judge and jury who sent him to jail by using time bombs to shorten their lives.
No Sweat
A sexy, agile criminal called Aerobicide is bumping off overweight millionaires in an effort to take control of the city by wearing down the male population.
An Officer and a Prankster
Dr. Phoenix mistakenly revives the giddy criminal Gangster Prankster, who schemes to subdue the city with laughing gas.
Life's A Gas
A zealous environmentalist gains the power to poison victims with her breath after exposure to toxic pollution. Vowing revenge, she plots to save Earth from humanity.
Roses Are Red, You're Dead
Black Scorpion tries to prevent a nefarious florist called Greenthumb from poisoning the city with a killer pollen ejected from Valentine's Day bouquets. Trouble is, the villain's the only one who knows the antidote.
Fire and Brimstone
Inferno and Medusa join forces in an attempt to destroy the City of Angels with a volcano.
Virtual Vice
A virtual-reality specialist becomes the criminal Mindbender when the Mayor turns down her proposal to deal with the city's homeless population by providing them with a fantasy existence.
Bad Sport
A paralyzed hockey pro suits up for a new career in crime when he acquires an armored costume that gives him futuristic powers as the villain Slapshot.
Kiss of Death
Darcy accuses a new detective of police brutality, leading to both her suspension and her transformation into a vindictive villain dubbed the Angel of Death.
He Who Laughs Last
Having become a laughingstock thanks to his run-in with Black Scorpion, Gangster Prankster escapes from prison and abducts Argyle, forcing the inventor to create a weapon that would kill anyone who laughs.
Power Play
Mayor Worth's dispute with his deputy, Edwina Watts, backfires when the woman is subjected to an electric shock that transforms her into the villainous Stunner, who harnesses the power of electric currents to turn household appliances into weapons.
Photo Finish
The fiendish photographer Flashpoint escapes from the slammer and brings the shutter down on Black Scorpion, snapping a picture of her unmasked. Determined to maintain her secret identity, Darcy has herself cloned by Dr. Phoenix.
Face the Music
Talentless singer Vox Populi hits on a formula for selling her records----subliminal sound waves that drive unsuspecting listeners to violence.
Zodiac Attack (1)
A low-rent psychic tires of having his predictions ring false and uses Black Scorpion's rogues' gallery to destroy the City of Angels and make his apocalyptic premonitions come true.
Zodiac Attack (2)
Darcy's crisis of conscience following her failure to stop Professor Prophet and his four supervillains leads her to quit both the police force and superheroics. But a figure from the past appears to help her reclaim her destiny.
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