

Jupiter Moon was a science fiction television series first broadcast by British Satellite Broadcasting's Galaxy Channel from 26 March 1990 until December the same year. 150 episodes were commissioned, but only the first 108 were broadcast by BSB. It was commissioned to fulfill the perceived need for a soap opera in BSB's line-up and, as such, it was shown three times a week, with an omnibus edition at weekends. In the year 2050, the spaceship Ilea lies in semi-permanent orbit above the space city on Jupiter's moon Callisto. The Ilea is home to a university and many of the main plot strands revolve around the students, helping the programme to deal with more mundane issues despite its far-flung setting. A secondary plot deals with an attempt to travel to the stars known as the Daedalus Project.
William Smethurst
Galaxy, Sky Sci-Fi
Charlotte Martin
Petra

Anna Pernicci
Anna Begani
Phil Willmott
Finbow Lewis
Suzy Cooper
Melody Shaw

Nicola Wright
Victoria Frobisher

Anna Chancellor
Mercedes Page
Daniel Beales
Daniel Wetherby
Karen Murden
Sara Robbins

Richard Derrington
Professor Brelan

Lucy Benjamin
Fiona McBride

Ashley Russell
Jean-François Baul

Andy Rashleigh
Eliot Creasy
1. Episode 1.1
It is 31 December, 2049, and the students and staff of the Columbus College, on the space station Ilea, are preparing for their New Year's Eve party. Professor Charles Brelan, head of Daedalus 10, is the guest speaker at a science discussion group. He invites lecturer James Bromwich to join a forthcoming expedition. Rosie Greenwood, the college bursar, welcomes new arrival Victoria Frobisher aboard. She will be rooming with Sara Robbins and Melody Shaw. Second Officer Finbow Lewis notices an abnormality on the viewscreen in command central.
2. Episode 1.2
Rosie Greenwood places Gantry 4 in quarantine, but Space City Medical Centre advise that Victoria's calcium deficiency was caused by her nine-month trip from Earth, not a virus. An electrical storm over Io cuts off communications. Charles Brelan thinks that the college is a waste of valuable resources. Finbow Lewis discusses the scanner readings with Captain Eliot Creasy and Brelan, who dismiss his concerns and blame a faulty scanner.
3. Episode 1.3
Finbow remains convinced that something is out there, but Eliot is unconvinced and blames the outdated equipment. Eliot is worried about Finbow's sanity and speaks to Dick, the Space City medical officer, about reassigning him to another post. A shuttle collides with the Ilea, damaging a docking station. One of the passengers is new Daedalus member Mercedes Page, who is upset to discover that Cats Kitebrook is seeing Rosie Greenwood.
4. Episode 1.4
Finbow studies an enhanced recording of the abnormality in an attempt to find its present whereabouts. Chantal agrees to do some computer modelling to predict the abnormality's behaviour. A shuttle carrying repair engineers to fix the crash-damaged Centaur docks with the Ilea. Space City Medical are worried that Victoria is developing Space Confinement Syndrome. Rosie discovers Cats and Mercedes in a passionate embrace.
5. Episode 1.5
6. Episode 1.6
7. Episode 1.7
8. Episode 1.8
9. Episode 1.9
10. Episode 1.10
11. Episode 1.11
12. Episode 1.12
13. Episode 1.13
14. Episode 1.14
15. Episode 1.15
16. Episode 1.16
17. Episode 1.17
18. Episode 1.18
19. Episode 1.19
20. Episode 1.20
21. Episode 1.21
22. Episode 1.22
23. Episode 1.23
24. Episode 1.24
25. Episode 1.25
26. Episode 1.26
27. Episode 1.27
28. Episode 1.28
29. Episode 1.29
30. Episode 1.30
31. Episode 1.31
32. Episode 1.32
33. Episode 1.33
34. Episode 1.34
35. Episode 1.35
36. Episode 1.36
37. Episode 1.37
38. Episode 1.38
39. Episode 1.39
40. Episode 1.40
41. Episode 1.41
42. Episode 1.42
43. Episode 1.43
44. Episode 1.44
45. Episode 1.45
46. Episode 1.46
47. Episode 1.47
48. Episode 1.48
49. Episode 1.49
50. Episode 1.50
51. Episode 1.51
52. Episode 1.52
53. Episode 1.53
54. Episode 1.54
55. Episode 1.55
56. Episode 1.56
57. Episode 1.57
58. Episode 1.58
59. Episode 1.59
60. Episode 1.60
61. Episode 1.61
62. Episode 1.62
63. Episode 1.63
64. Episode 1.64
65. Episode 1.65
66. Episode 1.66
67. Episode 1.67
68. Episode 1.68
69. Episode 1.69
70. Episode 1.70
71. Episode 1.71
72. Episode 1.72
73. Episode 1.73
74. Episode 1.74
75. Episode 1.75
76. Episode 1.76
77. Episode 1.77
78. Episode 1.78
79. Episode 1.79
80. Episode 1.80
81. Episode 1.81
82. Episode 1.82
83. Episode 1.83
84. Episode 1.84
85. Episode 1.85
86. Episode 1.86
87. Episode 1.87
88. Episode 1.88
89. Episode 1.89
90. Episode 1.90
91. Episode 1.91
92. Episode 1.92
93. Episode 1.93
94. Episode 1.94
95. Episode 1.95
96. Episode 1.96
97. Episode 1.97
98. Episode 1.98
99. Episode 1.99
100. Episode 1.100
101. Episode 1.101
102. Episode 1.102
103. Episode 1.103
104. Episode 1.104
105. Episode 1.105
106. Episode 1.106
107. Episode 1.107
108. Episode 1.108
109. Episode 1.109
110. Episode 1.110
111. Episode 1.111
112. Episode 1.112
113. Episode 1.113
114. Episode 1.114
115. Episode 1.115
116. Episode 1.116
117. Episode 1.117
118. Episode 1.118
119. Episode 1.119
120. Episode 1.120
121. Episode 1.121
122. Episode 1.122
123. Episode 1.123
124. Episode 1.124
125. Episode 1.125
126. Episode 1.126
127. Episode 1.127
128. Episode 1.128
129. Episode 1.129
130. Episode 1.130
131. Episode 1.131
132. Episode 1.132
133. Episode 1.133
134. Episode 1.134
135. Episode 1.135
136. Episode 1.136
137. Episode 1.137
138. Episode 1.138
139. Episode 1.139
140. Episode 1.140
141. Episode 1.141
142. Episode 1.142
143. Episode 1.143
144. Episode 1.144
145. Episode 1.145
146. Episode 1.146
147. Episode 1.147
148. Episode 1.148
149. Episode 1.149
150. Episode 1.150