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U.S. Marshal Jack Carter finds himself in a small town populated by brilliant scientists, where an energy vortex is striking without warning and leaving death and destruction.
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A Senator responsible for Global Dynamics' funding visits the town, only to find himself under suspicion by a group who believe he is an alien.
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Jack is asked to escort a paranoid researcher who is on the verge of a breakthrough in tissue regeneration. But a lab accident leaves the man seemingly indestructible.
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Fargo and Spencer accidentally activate a weapon of mass destruction from a bygone era, forcing the town to turn to the senile old man who once designed it.
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Carter investigates an unusual car accident and finds a group of ambitious young researchers who are using a drug that gives them a super-speed edge over the competition.
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When a former resident of Eureka returns to town, the city's many computer systems begin to suffer from an aggressive virus.
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Taggart achieves a medical breakthrough while Fargo invents a device that bridges the divide between computers and human brains. (TV Guide)
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Strange behavior exhibited by the townspeople is investigated by Carter, who has to solve the mystery before Stark makes a decision that could affect the world. (TV Guide)
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A bad day in the lab forces Carter to rethink his decision to live in Eureka, prompting an intervention from S.A.R.A.H. (the Self Activated Residential Automated Habitat). (TV Guide)
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Ambition trumps common sense in the first-season finale when Stark is given a chance to try the top-secret Artifact. Once it's tested, Eureka warps into the future and ends up in 2010, where the town is different. (TV Guide)
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