X-Men - S04E02: One Man's Worth (2)

Name: One Man's Worth (2)
Genre: Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Animation, Action & Adventure
Released: 1995-09-16
Rating: 6.2

Sep 16, 1995IMDb : 6.2Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Animation, Action & AdventureSeason 4, Episode 2

Bishop, Shard, and the alternate-present versions of Wolverine & Storm, will have one more chance to save Xavier from being killed before he founded the X-Men... if they can survive the alternate-future ruled entirely unopposed by Mastermold.

Director: Larry Houston, Fred Miller, Gary Greenfield

Cast: Cedric Smith, Norm Spencer, Catherine Disher, Alison Sealy-Smith, Lenore Zann, Chris Potter, Cal Dodd, Alyson Court

All Episodes - Season 4

01One Man's Worth (1)Sep 09, 1995 02One Man's Worth (2)Sep 16, 1995 03CourageSep 23, 1995 04Proteus (1)Sep 30, 1995 05Proteus (2)Oct 07, 1995 06Sanctuary (1)Oct 21, 1995 07Sanctuary (2)Oct 28, 1995 08Beyond Good and Evil (1)Nov 04, 1995 09Beyond Good and Evil (2)Nov 11, 1995 10Beyond Good and Evil (3)Nov 18, 1995 11Beyond Good and Evil (4)Nov 25, 1995 12Have Yourself a Morlock Little X-MasDec 23, 1995 13The Lotus and the SteelFeb 03, 1996 14Love in VainFeb 10, 1996 15Secrets, Not Long BuriedFeb 17, 1996 16Xavier RemembersApr 27, 1996 17Family TiesMay 04, 1996

X-Men S04E02 Synopsis

X-Men "One Man's Worth (2)" is part of the 1337x catalog. Rated 6.2/10, this episode delivers quality storytelling. Originally aired on 1995-09-16, this episode is part of Season 4 of X-Men. Directed by Larry Houston and Fred Miller, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Cedric Smith, Norm Spencer, Catherine Disher among the cast. With a runtime of 21m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Kids and Sci-Fi & Fantasy series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Bishop, Shard, and the alternate-present versions of Wolverine & Storm, will have one more chance to save Xavier from being killed before he founded the X-Men... if they can survive the alternate-future ruled entirely unopposed by Mastermold.