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Nowhere Man

The Pretender

Prison Break

Disturbing Behavior

Enemy Of The State

Conspiracy Theory

Memento

The 6th Day

The X-Files

This has to be one of the best shows ever! It's about Thomas Veil [Bruce Greenwood, also excellent in Disturbing Behavior! and I, Robot among others], who had his identity erased by a secret organization, because of a picture he took. His wife Alyson [Megan Gallagher from Millennium, Outer Limits and others] , his friends, and family don't remember him, or admit that they do, and he is trying to find out why this was done to him, and the significance of the photo, as he tries to stop "The Conspiracy" from getting him and his negatives. If you haven't seen it, it has been canceled, but it's finally out on DVD!. If you get the chance, you should definitely watch the show, it's full of mysteries, conspiracies, and excellent plot twists. The acting and writing are just excellent, it's a shame that it was canceled, it's one of my favorite shows. One of the best episodes guest stars Dean Stockwell [from Quantum Leap, The Twilight Zone, Hunter, Battlestar Galactica, The Shadow Men and Beverly Hills Cop II] as another guy running from the same conspiracy. Some great movies with similar themes include They Live [conspiracy], Total Recall [stolen/replaced identity], Conspiracy Theory [conspiracy], and Eraser [erasing identities]. And other great shows with a similar tone include Two, Pretender, and John Doe. Check those out too. The Nowhere Man logo links to the official Bruce Greenwood page for the show. Here are some other cool Nowhere Man links: Nowhere Man at the IMDB. Cast list, trivia, quotes and more! Nowhere Man episode guide Nowhere Man ...a cool fan site! TheNegatives.us ...a great Nowhere Man site! [formerly querty911's site] Cult TV's Nowhere Man Page ...lots of info Watch some Nowhere Man video clips here and here

Thomas Veil - "Soon, all my memories will be gone. Without ceasing to breathe, I will cease to exist."

Nowhere Man [Still Photo]

Nowhere Man [Still Photo]

Nowhere Man [Still Photo]

Nowhere Man [Still Photo]

Conspiracy Theory [40x30 British Quad]

The 6th Day

Enemy Of The State

Prison Break

Quantum Leap

Quantum Leap

Quantum Leap

Quantum Leap

Quantum Leap

Enterprise

Odyssey 5

Voyagers!

Doctor Who

Quantum Leap is one of the best shows I've ever seen, an instant classic and must see!! It's one of my all time favorite shows! It's about a scientist named Sam Becket [Scott Bakula from Enterprise!, Murphy Brown, American Beauty and Lord Of Illusions] who ends up leaping through time. He's assisted by Al [Dean Stockwell from Nowhere Man, The Twilight Zone, Hunter, Battlestar Galactica, The Shadow Men and Beverly Hills Cop II], a hologram from the future who is part of his team, trying to get him back where he belongs. To be honest, most of the episodes are just really good drama, but there are some real standouts. The ones where Sam and Al switch places, the one where Sam leaps into his younger self [The Leap Home], the three episodes with the Evil Leapers, plus the one where Sam leaps to Vietnam to save his brother. This is one of the greatest shows ever on tv! The DVDs of the show are on my list and then I'll have a lot more great Quantum Leap stuff here! I especially recommend season 5 because it has the Evil Leaper episodes. It's just too bad they had to replace some music on the DVDs. The One thing I really really hate about Quantum Leap was the absolutely terrible last show. It was like it was written by someone who never watched an episode. Still, they don't make too many shows like this one anymore, definitely give it a look! The Quantum Leap logo links to Al's Place, a cool fan site. Here are some other cool Quantum Leap links: Quantum Leap at the IMDB. Cast list, trivia, quotes and more! Quantum Leap episode guide Download a Quantum Leap screen saver. Listen to samples from or buy The Quantum Leap soundtrack! The Imaging Chamber pictures Leaper's Haven fan site with lots of screen grabs

Quantum Leap TV Posters

Quantum Leap TV Posters

Quantum Leap TV Posters

Quantum Leap TV Posters

Enterprise

Back To The Future

Star Trek First Contact

Doctor Who The Tardis

Buck Rogers

American Gothic

Needful Things

Angel On My Shoulder

Devil's Advocate

Frailty

The Stand

The Prophecy

Prophecy II

Prophecy III

American Gothic ran on CBS during the 1995-96 season. I watched what I could during the original run, but you could tell by the scheduling that the network didn't want anybody watching. The episodes are even out of order on the DVD set! The show is about the small southern town of Trinity and its Sheriff. Kind of an Andy Griffith show, if Andy was evil and had "a little psychic twinkle". Sheriff Lucas Buck [brilliantly played by Gary Cole from Midnight Caller, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Wanted, Shark, The West Wing, Cry_Wolf and Office Space], is one of the most evil characters I've seen on TV. He loves to trick people, use their own vices against themselves and set people against each other. His deputy Ben Healy [Nick Searcy from 7 Days, CSI, Castaway and Runaway Jury] sees Lucas's powerful evil in action more than most. He's a good man, just weak of spirit and scared of Lucas Buck's power. The other big power in Trinity, is Lucas Buck's illigitimate son Caleb Temple [Lucas Black from The Flash, Slingblade, the X-Files movie and The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift]. Sheriff Buck was responsible for the deaths of his mother, father and sister. See, Caleb has inherited some of Lucas Buck's unholy powers but has no idea what he can do. The show's pretty much about how Caleb teeters on the brink between light and dark. With Lucas Buck whispering in his ear, and his sister Merlyn's ghost [Sarah Paulson from Law & Order, Jack And Jill and Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip] trying to keep him on the right path. The rest of the cast is cool too, including Paige Turco [from NYPD Blue, The Agency and Rescue Me], Brenda Bakke [from CSI and Tales From The Crypt Presents Demon Knight], Jake Weber [from Pushing Tin, U-571 and the Dawn Of The Dead remake] and John Mese [from Dark Skies and Harsh Realm]. What I really like about the show is it's subtlety, the evil lives under the surface and in the shadows of Trinity. Although, I love when Lucas Buck cut loose with his power sometimes, like when he kneels in a graveyard and summons the soul of the Boston Strangler for example. My absolute favorite episode is "Learning To Crawl", where Lucas resurrects Caleb after he's electrocuted. Then they end up at a remote cabin and get tangled up in a kidnapping scheme gone wrong. You need to see this show if you haven't. The American Gothic logo will link to a cool desktop wallpaper gallery I'm putting together [stay tuned!]. Here are some cool links: American Gothic at the IMDB. Cast list, trivia, quotes and more American Gothic episode guide American Gothic fan site American Gothic at wikipedia, has the correct watching order! Watch some American Gothic video clips on YouTube!

Lucas Buck - "All guilt is relative, loyalty counts, and never let your conscience be your guide." Lucas Buck - "Ted, that man is half dead. And you halfway took us hostage. I'm gonna call you Half-Ted."