Cypheroid

The tissue sample previously taken from Tendril grows into a second Tendril monster but is contained soon enough thanks to Earth Corps. The creature is then seized by Senator Masterson, who orders it placed in captivity to be studied by an advanced supercomputer, Cypher. The computer ends up freeing the Inhumanoid instead, exhibiting its own acquired sentience, soon rebuilding itself into the improved Cypheroid using technology stolen from Earth Corps. The rogue A.I. then directs Tendril to free Metlar. It also arranges for Blackthorne Shore to be released from prison along with his cellmate, the diabolical Dr. Herman Manglar, who has the fatal misfortune of encountering a pool of haphazardly discarded toxic waste during their swampy escape. The pursuit takes Earth Corps underground where the Cypheroid is ultimately destroyed, but Metlar remains at large, almost annihilating Earth Corps if not for the meddling of Blackthorne.

Auger, Blackthorne Shore, Dr. Mangler, Night Crawler, Liquidator, Pyre, Crygen, Magnakor, Metlar, Senator Masterson, D-Compose, Tendril, Grana-Q, Herc Armstrong, Hector Ramirez, Sandra Shore, Slither

Following it's success on the syndicated series Super Sunday, Inhumanoids was expanded to a full series show. The fifteen episodes of Super Sunday were combined to form the first five episodes of this full series.

This show is about a group of creatures that have been buried within the Earth and the destruction they cause when they escape. A group of scientists called the Earth Corp have a huge supply of futuristic weapons that they use on the Inhumanoids, and a group of creatures called the Mutores team up with the Scientists. The Mutores have been enemies with the Inhumanoids for centuries.