Is Supertrain coming back?

Supertrain ended on May 5, 1979, after its first season. It was a short-lived television series that aired on NBC. The show was notable for its elaborate production and unique premise, but it did not continue beyond its initial episodes.

Supertrain was a drama, comedy, and adventure series that premiered in 1979. It was set aboard a nuclear-powered bullet train equipped with luxurious amenities, including swimming pools and shopping centers. The series focused on the social lives of the passengers, often featuring multiple intertwined storylines with guest stars in most episodes. The train's journey from New York City to Los Angeles was depicted as taking 36 hours, with some episodes mentioning stops in various cities, adding complexity to the travel timeline.

The cast included Edward Andrews as Harry Flood, Harrison Page as George Boone, Robert Alda as Dr. Dan Casey, Nita Talbot as Rose Casey, Patrick Collins as David Noonan, Aarika Wells as Gilda, William Nuckols as Wally, and Michael Delano as Lou Atkins. The show did not have a rated score on TVMaze and had a runtime of approximately 67 minutes per episode.