TV-sarjan luojat:
Shaun CassidyNäyttelijät:
William Fichtner, Eddie Cibrian, Lisa Sheridan, Kari Matchett, Tyler Labine, Evan Peters, Alexis Dziena, Ariel Gade, Nathan Baesel, Aisha Hinds (lisää)Jaksot(22)
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Pilot (E01)
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Lights Out (E02)
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Watershed (E03)
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Alpha Male (E04)
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Unnatural Selection (E05)
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The Hunt (E06)
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Fish Story (E07)
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The Cradle (E08)
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The Dredge (E09)
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Origin of Species (E10)
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Us or Them (E11)
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Power (E12)
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Redemption (E13)
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All God's Creatures (E14)
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The Nest (E15)
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The Fittest (E16)
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The Key (E17)
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Re-Evolution (E18)
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The Son Also Rises (E19)
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Run and Gun (E20)
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Round Up (E21)
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The Last Wave Goodbye (E22)
Juonikuvaukset(1)
For park ranger Russell Varon (Eddie Cibrian), a divorced father of two who is expecting a third child with his new wife, the hurricane proves to be merely the beginning of a long journey into the unknown. As the tiny town of Homestead, Florida struggles to rebuild itself, Sheriff Tom Underlay (William Fichtner) - who is married to Russell's ex-wife - suspiciously orders the entire area quarantined. Russell starts to investigate the strange goings on and unknowingly begins a fight for the survival of his family, his community, and what might ultimately be the whole human race. (jakelijan virallinen teksti)
(lisää)Arvostelut (2)
It is sad to say, but the demise of Invasion was pretty much clear after just two episodes. Presenting a thrilling sci-fi thriller and serving up a pure interhuman drama with a light (often too light) mystery backdrop is simply commercial suicide. And so, even though it is not possible to fall in love with Larkin or Rose, it still pulls you more towards Tom and towards progressing that mysterious superior story a little further. In later episodes, however, even that is not enough, and Invasion becomes an interesting experiment, disproportionately stretched out into an entire season. The second one actually never should have been created. This kind of (although relatively open-ended) conclusion saves a lot, and thanks to it, the overall impressions are mainly favorable.
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The events in a small town and its surroundings during the clean-up in the aftermath of a devastating hurricane... Although Invasion grabs your attention right from the start, it has a significant ascending tendency — thus while it starts slowly, it gains unstoppable momentum. It is relatively calm and it isn’t the kind of series where each episode is overflowing with twists and revelations, but it can surprise, manage to captivate, and, above all, it gradually builds up the atmosphere perfectly. The characters here are quite typical in terms of characterization, but there are a few very pleasing exceptions - especially the ambiguous Sheriff Underlay, played by William Fichtner, who carries some of the relatively weaker episodes. Invasion takes its own specific yet definitely high quality path. And that's a good thing.
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