Storyline Edit. Someone is watching you. Add content advisory. User reviews 69 Review. Top review. A lot like "Identity" mixed in with some "Triangle. I had no idea what this series was about but decided to start watching it from the trailers on youtube. The pilot episode really drew me in, and reminded me of the films Identity with John Cusack and Ray Liotta, and "Triangle" which most people probably haven't watched. The Story is about 7 strangers who get kidnapped from the around the States seemingly at random and get thrown together in a little town in the middle of nowhere and are under constant surveillance, kind of like a sick reality show of sorts.
I'm really looking forward to whether they will throw in the whole paranormal side, kind of like Lost, or if they'll keep it Sci Fi or Conspiracy oriented. FAQ 4. Was this show created as an on-going series or as a mini-series? Is there a DVD release? How was the series intended to end? Koslenko and Persons Unknown - Here are some answers. Of course, you never know. Much of Beaumont's work is a reflection of his personality and in some cases an eerie foreshadowing of his life.
Try this one for size on the next Twilight Zone. Opening narration. He still believes that he can make sense of the situation and prove his Picture place, feels very much at home. In fact, to FOX — the studio — I had to pitch an idea of what the full five years would be, if we were going to go for five years. In fact, we had defined the last episode as a huge cliffhanger.
Re negative comments on other message boards: I have never been involved in any project even ones incredibly successful that didn't get its share of negative comments. For me personally, of course I want people to like my work. But if they don't, they don't. Being an artist is about the courage to keep creating even in the face of criticism, cynicism, negativism, whatever. I do my job and hope folks like it. Those that don't Just not my taste. Rachel --re Blackham knowing Charlie's wife's name And boy, it was a great one for me!
I LOVE that scene. Those two actors are really great guys and I thought they did a fantastic job. I only read that in the script.
I only saw it for the first time myself as you did. I thought they were amazing. In fact, performing as a mole suggests that an individual would need to be quite high in the hierarchy and someone who has proven himself to The Program. I think you are right. But two things -- Joe is again performing the same function as he did originally so he hasn't progressed. That's an added stressor for both of them.
They definitely got me there, and I was glad because it was at that point that I was getting seriously bored. So they had figured out some blind spots and found a way to secretly hatch the plan. Suddenly Janet is wandering down a California road in the rain. And Moira and Erika are in the Middle East. And Charlie and Blackham are in the desert. But much like any online game, their bodies were hooked into the networked simulation from different places in the world.
Or they could have all been recaptured while unconscious in the van, and then hooked back up to the computer to live out their simulated escape experiences. Mark and Joe end up in the Town again — or another Town — while everyone else winds up on Level 2, which is a giant ship in the middle of the ocean. Tori is the new Night Manager, supporting my earlier prediction that the Night Manager was a previous participant who was promoted. I believe that the Director is a computer program which has been running the experiment for twenty five years, and I in fact think that all of the people she was talking to were computer programs as well.
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