"Eleventh Hour" (2008) Série TV

Note Générale:

7,3/10   

Saisons:

1

Genre:

Drame | Horreur | Science-Fiction | Thriller

Accroche:

Brave the new world.

Intrigue:

A government scientist and his attractive counterpart try to save people from deadly scientific experiments.

Plot Keywords:

Scientist | FBI Agent | Based On TV Series | Scientific Investigation

Récompenses:

1 win

Avis des utilisateurs:

British remake of The X-Files

Ensemble

Rufus Sewell	...	Dr. Jacob Hood (Episodes, 2008-2009)
Marley Shelton	...	Rachel Young (Episodes, 2008-2009)

Pays:

USA

Langue:

Anglais

Classification:

Greece:K-13 | Netherlands:12

Lieux de tournage:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Société:

Jerry Bruckheimer Television

Goofs:

Erreurs factuelles: The opening graphics show a clock's second hand clicking to the 11, which would make it the 55th second, not the 11th hour.

Connexions:

Remake de "Eleventh Hour" (2006)

British remake of The X-Files

I don't get BBC America anymore. Now that I live in Sanford, my cable company doesn't carry it. When I lived in Saco, my old cable company did carry it. So I'm not familiar with the British version of Eleventh Hour. However, I am familiar with The X-Files. Eleventh Hour is a British remake of The X-Files. Both shows are similar. The series is about a government scientist who works for the FBI. (In the British version, it's the Home Office,) who has an FBI babysitter. Agent Rachel Young is Dr.Jacob Hood. The pilot, and episodes that followed, dealt with everything from natural gas in the water, to cloning. In the pilot, an unknown fertility doctor with the alias "Gepetto," is cloning babies. Gepetto was revealed to be a doctor who was infertile and wanted to remake herself. Another episode dealt with a Department of Environmental Protection official who was polluting the water supply of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to make a point. Young is Scully, the skeptic, and Hood is Mulder, the believer, who thinks everything's related. There aren't any references to UFOs in this show, unlike The X-Files, but the stories are more mundane and down-to-earth.