I actually really like this show, it's sci fi and thats just what I love the cast are literally perfect and their is a lot of originality to the story.
Large masses of concrete and steel rise amid great global metroplex. Venues with its own laws and private security. Nations within themselves with a government led by senior executives, getting to have larger armies and better equipped than the old world superpowers.
So corporations are 2060 monsters stick their claws into everything that can bring them a huge profit. Since technologi... read more
This is a new era of monopolies megacorporativos enjoying great autonomy of transnational capital, its actual hegemony no longer corresponds to any particular national power, but to the private state megacorporations. And if there is some special reason for it has its central seat in the United States for three reasons: to embody the first and only surviving superpower, because its political and l... read more
Description:Continuum is a Canadian science fiction series produced by Meeting Pictures Inc., Boy Meets Girl Film Company and GK-TV. The series focuses on the conflict between police and a group of rebels from the year 2077 that the travel time to Vancouver, BC in 2012. It premiered on Showcase on May 27, 2012. [1] The first season consists of 10Continuum is a Canadian science fiction series produced by Meeting Pictures Inc., Boy Meets Girl Film Company and GK-TV. The series focuses on the conflict between police and a group of rebels from the year 2077 that the travel time to Vancouver, BC in 2012. It premiered on Showcase on May 27, 2012. [1] The first season consists of 10 episodes. [1] On August 25, Showcase Continuum officially renewed for a second season of 13 episodes.When a group of rebels as terrorists convicted of escape execution by fleeing from 2077 to 2012, Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols), a future law enforcement official Vancouver (called Protector), is inadvertently transported with them. In order to track and prevent change the past (and probably future), Kiera joins the Vancouver Police Department and uses the skills of a young technical expert, Alec Sadler (Erik Knudsen), both from the past track Liber8 agents and provide the information and contacts necessary to operate in this despite his lack of formal credentials.The future is a dystopian 2077 in which the world's governments have collapsed, and corporations now dominate the planet, the institution of a police state high surveillance and elimination of many basic social freedoms. The moral dilemma this presents is that the group of eight in 2077 (who call themselves "Liber8"), while it is certain to have killed tens of thousands of people as collateral, are considered freedom fighters against corporate Orwellian regime that dominates his time.After Kiera goes back in time, she discovers that he can communicate with a young Alec Sadler using wireless technology Sadler became famous for inventing in his time. However, instead sixties, an elder Alec Sadler is actually the head of the mega-corporation Sadtech, whose technology can (inadvertently or otherwise) have been used to send Kiera and the other in time. Alec Young points out that there are basically two possibilities. The first is that this is a time warp, and the elderly in 2077 Alec had already met Kiera, remembered everything we did together, and was possibly even inspired cybernetic technology to create the encounter with "their" future work their implantsIn this case, nothing can be changed, and the mega-corporations continue to dominate the planet in 2077. The second possibility is that the travel time of the terrorists and Kiera has altered the timeline pre-existing, and because of their intervention is no longer certain what 2077 will be. The first possibility is supported by the fact that the 2077 version of Alec Sadler was the only witness to the escape of Liber8 seemed totally shocked as events unfolded early in episode one. In episode ten, we find more evidence that the first possibility is actually correct: Sadler knew exactly what was going to happen in 2077 and sent to both Kiera and Liber8 purpose back in time, for reasons still unknown.... (more)(less)
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A succesfull first series is being followed by a new second series 21 April 2013. Intellectually engaging and with important moral questions about power in our world. This show has the potential to make people wake up. Liber8."
Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols), a Vancouver City Protective Services officer, is transported from the year 2077 to 2012 when eight resistance members, known as Liber8, escape execution through time travel.
With the help of 17 year old tech genius Alec Sadler (Erik Knudsen) and VPD officer Carlos Fonnegra (Victor Webster), Kiera must survive in our time period, and pursue Liber8 as they battle to alter the course of history and change the future.
Tony Amendola: Edouard Kagame
Rachel Nichols: Kiera Cameron
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So let us begin with creator Simon Barry who gives us Continuum: A political, revolutionary, thriller set in the past, present and future which also is a study and ” read more
“The millennial development of mankind has brought great consequences, including both the accumulation and concentration of information, as knowledge of all knowledge in all fields. However, it is in the stage of capitalism, called globalization, especially from the nineties, that new technologies: computer science, robotics, computers, telecommunications, among many others, have a new wave of innovations without precedents that impact the world in all its dimensions.
One of the features, perhaps the most, important from the political, social, cultural and economic globalization are major private corporations: the megacorporations because of their power of concentration and accumulation of capital worldwide and represent oligarchies that hold a monopoly on weapons, commodity, mark” read more
“This is a new era of monopolies megacorporativos enjoying great autonomy of transnational capital, its actual hegemony no longer corresponds to any particular national power, but to the private state megacorporations. And if there is some special reason for it has its central seat in the United States for three reasons: to embody the first and only surviving superpower, because its political and legal system favors the maximum capital expansion and for being willing to use his extraordinary military power anywhere on the planet that shows resistance megacorporativos interests.” read more
“Large masses of concrete and steel rise amid great global metroplex. Venues with its own laws and private security. Nations within themselves with a government led by senior executives, getting to have larger armies and better equipped than the old world superpowers.
So corporations are 2060 monsters stick their claws into everything that can bring them a huge profit. Since technological advances, to the smallest thing, as long as increase its economic power in the world order.
These global money machines usually have separate laws to those places where they are located. Which means that within its doors, you are in an independent country. They might accuse you of anything just for the sake of being there, and should not have to explain to the local government, because ” read more
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