Fair rating?First Wave· Season 3 · Episode 17
Requiem
Foster informs the Generals of the Raven Nation that Mabus is using Jordan Radcliffe's body as a host.Quatrain 26, Century 9: "As the Apocalypse draws near the adherents are summoned / Down to the catacombs they flee, pursued by an enemy none can see".
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#2In Season 3of 2 rated episodes
#3All-timeof 13 rated episodes
−0.8vs season avgSeason 3 averages 5.3
2001First airedJanuary 3, 2001
Guest stars
Traci Lordsas Mabus
Kendall Crossas Erin Sullivan
Duncan Fraseras General Kendricks
Douglas O'Keeffeas Tanetti
J. Douglas Stewartas Terry SmytheSandi Croftas Chameleon
Crew
Randy CheveldaveDirector
William T. ConwayWriter
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