Interesting concept, though it feels a little like "The 4400", "Crossing Jordan", and "Lost", with the air of mystery. Then again, it's a Bad Robot production. Not bad, so far, and I have seen the first two episodes. Definitely intriguing, though I can see how it might go sour after a while if they cannot keep it fresh and interesting (kind of like what happened to "Alias", another Bad Robot sh... read more
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Created by: Elizabeth Sarnoff, Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt
Starring: Sarah Jones, Jorge Garcia, Jonny Coyne, Parminder Nagra, Jason Butler Harner, Sam Neill, Robert Forster
Up to Episode: 1.04 - Cal Sweeney
Last Watched Episode: 2+ Weeks"
"Sam Neill, who is an Australian, plays American Fed Emerson Hauser in the show. Also, Jonathan Coyne, famous in his home country of England for his appearances in "The Bill" and "Eastenders" et al, plays Warden Edward James.
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"STATUS: Cancelled
Network: FOX
Who's in it?: Sarah Jones, Jorge Garcia, Sam Neill, Parminder Nagra, Robert Forster, Santiago Cabrera, Jonny Coyne, Jason Butler Harner
What's it about?
302 wardens and prisoners of Alcatraz reappear in modern day, after their mysterious disappearance fifty years ago
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“Interesting concept, though it feels a little like "The 4400", "Crossing Jordan", and "Lost", with the air of mystery. Then again, it's a Bad Robot production. Not bad, so far, and I have seen the first two episodes. Definitely intriguing, though I can see how it might go sour after a while if they cannot keep it fresh and interesting (kind of like what happened to "Alias", another Bad Robot show).
But so far, it's good enough to keep me wanting to keep watching. Just enough mystery to hold most of my attention. Not strong enough to capture my full attention, though, so it might lose me if it doesn't give me more soon. I like Sarah Jones, so far, and having Jorge Garcia and Sam Neill gives it a strong cast. I hope this show survives and has some good story-telling to come ” read more
"I've only seen the first few episodes but if the show can keep this up it will easily remain one of my favorite shows of all time. J.J. abrams does it again."
"I need to catch the first episode of this show, but the premise is of a batch of prisoners who disappear from Alcatraz in the '60s and turn up in modern day San Francisco."