Continuum (TV Series)

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOk8TAaZaoI



CPS Protector Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols) is transported from the year 2077 to 2012 when a group of terrorists from her time escapes execution by fleeing to present day. In order to track them down and stop them from endangering the past, Kiera joins the local police force and uses the skills of a young tech genius (Erik Knudsen).


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Main cast

Rachel Nichols as Kiera Cameron
Victor Webster as Carlos Fonnegra, Kiera's detective partner
Erik Knudsen as Alec Sadler, a tech whiz who helps Kiera
Stephen Lobo as Kellog
Brian Markinson as Dillon
Richard Harmon as Julian
Jennifer Spence as Betty Robertson

Recurring cast

Roger Cross as Travis
Lexa Doig as Sonya
Omari Newton as Lucas
Luvia Petersen as Garza
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Pretty good pilot. I'll keep watching. There's not much sci-fi to watch now after the Fringe season finale. Falling skies in a few weeks, and that's about it as far as I know.

I hope it won't become a case to case series. Give me some nice thrilling continuous story for each ep and I'll be hooked.

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So again another cop show with a twist. Stop doing this. It will end up being an episode by episode cop show with no real continuation of the story. Until it gets canceled and then it will run through the rest of the story in 2-3 episodes.

I hope it doesn't turn out like that but from experience it will.

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