X-Men Season Two

This article is written from the Real World perspective

A list of episodes from the second season of X-Men.

Episodes[]

Script #	Title	Writer(s)	Original Airdate	Production Code
14	"Till Death Do Us Part, Part One"	Mark Edward Edens	October 23, 1993	201
15	"Till Death Do Us Part, Part Two"	Michael Edens	October 30, 1993	202
16	"Whatever It Takes"	Julia Jane Lewald	November 6, 1993	203
17	"Red Dawn"	Francis Moss Ted Pedersen	November 13, 1993	204
18	"Repo Man"	Len Wein	November 20, 1993	205
19	"X-Ternally Yours"	Julianne Klemm	December 4, 1993	206
20	"Time Fugitives, Part One"	Michael Edens	December 11, 1993	207
21	"Time Fugitives, Part Two"	Elliot S. Maggin	December 18, 1993	208
22	"A Rogue's Tale"	Robert N. Skir Marty Isenberg	January 8, 1994	209
23	"Beauty & the Beast"	Stephanie Mathison	January 15, 1994	210
24	"Mojovision"	Brooks Wachtel	February 5, 1994	211
25	"Reunion, Part One"	Len Wein	February 12, 1994	212
26	"Reunion, Part Two"	Michael Edens	February 19, 1994	213

Summary[]

Scott's and Jean Grey's wedding happiness is short lived. Soon after, a new villain called Mister Sinister uses the resurrected Morph to trap each member of the X-Men. Professor Xavier and Magneto would be captured and taken to the Savage Land, a place where prehistoric creatures roam and neither has use of their mutant powers. Storm, Wolverine, Gambit, and Rogue would all face figures from their past. Omega Red would try to resurrect the Soviet Union. Because of Bishop's intervention, humanity never creates certain antibodies for the Legacy Virus and is doomed from other plagues. Cable must travel back in time 2000 years and try to stop Bishop, but would be helping Apocalypse in the process.

Home Video Releases[]

VHS[]

The first two episodes released on videos produced by PolyGram Video.

Universal Studios released several VHS tapes. X-Men: Sentinel had "Mojovision". X-Men: Mr Sinister had "Till Death Do Us Part" Parts One and Two. X-Men: Omega Red had "Whatever It Takes" and "Red Dawn". X-Men: Gambit had "Repo Man" and "X-Ternally Yours". X-Men: Cable had the two part "Time Fugitives". X-Men: Rogue had "A Rogue's Tale" and "Beauty and the Beast". X-Men: Reunion had the two part season finale.

Buena Vista Home Entertainment released a VHS called X-Men: The Legend of Wolverine with "The Final Decision" as a bonus episode.

DVD[]

Universal released a DVD titled X-Men: Reunion/Out Of The Past/No Mutant Is An Island that contained the two part season finale.

The first three episodes were released on X-Men Volume One while the rest of the season was released on X-Men Volume Two.

External Links[]

X-Men Episodes
Season One	"Night of the Sentinels, Part One" • "Night of the Sentinels, Part Two" • "Enter Magneto" • "Deadly Reunions" • "Captive Hearts" • "Cold Vengeance" • "Slave Island" • "The Unstoppable Juggernaut" • "The Cure" • "Come the Apocalypse" • "Days of Future Past, Part One" • "Days of Future Past, Part Two" • "The Final Decision"
Season Two	"Till Death Do Us Part, Part One" • "Till Death Do Us Part, Part Two" • "Whatever It Takes" • "Red Dawn" • "X-Ternally Yours" • "Time Fugitives, Part One" • "Time Fugitives, Part Two" • "A Rogue's Tale" • "Beauty & the Beast" • "Mojovision" • "Reunion, Part One" • "Reunion, Part Two"
Season Three	"Out of the Past, Part One" • "Out of the Past, Part Two" • "Sacrifice" • "The Dark Shroud" • "Cry of the Banshee" • "The Starjammers" • "Child of Light" • "No Mutant is an Island" • "Obsession" • "Longshot" • "Cold Comfort" • "Savage Land Strange Heart, Part One" • "Savage Land Strange Heart, Part Two" • "Dazzled" • "The Inner Circle" • "The Dark Phoenix" • "The Fate of the Phoenix" • "Orphan's End" • "The Juggernaut Returns" • "Nightcrawler" • "Weapon X, Lies and Videotape"
Season Four	"Love in Vain" • "A Deal with the Devil" • "Sanctuary, Part One" • "Sanctuary, Part Two" • "Xavier Remembers" • "Courage" • "One Man's Worth, Part One" • "One Man's Worth, Part Two" • "Proteus, Part One" • "Proteus, Part Two" • "Family Ties" • "The Lotus and the Steel" • "Have Yourself A Morlock Little X-Mas" • "The End of Time" • "Promise of Apocalypse" • "The Lazarus Chamber" • "End and Beginning" • "Phalanx Covenant, Part One" • "Phalanx Covenant, Part Two" • "Storm Front, Part One" • "Storm Front, Part Two" • "Bloodlines"
Season Five	"The Fifth Horseman" • "Jubilee's Fairytale Theater" • "Old Soldiers" • "Hidden Agendas" • "Descent" • "Graduation Day"
Related	"Pryde of the X-Men" • "The Mutant Agenda" • "The Mutants' Revenge"
Episodes are listed in the order they are set. Episodes that aired during different seasons are noted in italics.