They're playing episodes of Time Force on the Roku Channel right now, but they're skipping episodes. Made me want to go back and watch the whole season from start to finish.
Time Force holds up surprisingly well 20+ years later, especially in terms of its score and production values. It has the same feel as any of those pulp syndicated sci-fi shows from the late 90s/early 2000s, like Star Trek DS9 and Voyager, Andromeda, Lexx, or Babylon 5. Saban had planned on Time Force being a huge deal with 52 episodes and a movie, which obviously didn't happen, but you can feel that they put a lot of effort in making Time Force look good (by 2001 standards anyway). It's the perfect season to watch on a lazy Saturday like this.
It obviously doesn't have the maturity of writing that any of those shows have, and you can see how they're fighting to fit the kids' show format, like how they awkwardly avoid saying "die" or "killed," or in the finale when Wes and Jen tell each other they love each other but don't even kiss.