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| Scott Bairstow | ... |
Lt. Thomas Hobbes
(9 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| D.B. Sweeney | ... |
Mike Pinnochio
(9 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Terry O'Quinn | ... |
General Omar Santiago
(9 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Rachel Hayward | ... |
Florence
(7 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Max Martini | ... |
Waters
(5 episodes, 1999-2000)
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Vinnie | ... |
Dexter the Dog
(5 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Samantha Mathis | ... |
Sophie Green
(4 episodes, 1999-2000)
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| Sarah-Jane Redmond | ... |
Inga Fossa
(4 episodes, 1999-2000)
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Cameron K. Smith | ... |
Republican Guard Soldier
(3 episodes, 1999)
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| Raymond Cruz | ... |
Sergeant Escalante
(2 episodes, 2000)
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| Brad Greenquist | ... |
Captain Wolfe
(2 episodes, 2000)
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Michael David Simms | ... |
Lt. Colonel Gilovich
(2 episodes, 1999)
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| Steve Makaj | ... |
Tracker #1
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(2 episodes, 2000)
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Lt. Hobbes volunteers to test the army's newest tool, a virtual reality training machine code named "Harsh Realm." Once attached to the machine, Hobbes discovers that the VR world is controlled by the renegade soldier Omar Santiago. While Hobbes body remains in a coma, his mind lives on in the VR world, where he must join forces with an underground force in their attempt to overthrow Santiago. Written by Mike Konczewski
Virtual reality, a video game in which everything and everyone seems real. The bullets, fire, even people you'd know might turn up in it and try to shut you down. That's the problem Lt. Tom Hobbes (Scott Bairstow, "Wild America", "Lonesome Dove: the Outlaw Years") has to put up with in Chris Carter's new FOX show "Harsh Realm", about a soldier whose forced to play in a dangerous VR game that acquires the title of the show!
Before watching this show, I never really was a fan of Chris Carter's shows or of Scott Bairstow. I don't like "The X-files" that much, and I thought Bairstow played weak roles prior to joining the ansemble cast of "Harsh Realm". This is a really cool show, with cool graphics, great performances (especially of Bairstow's, who really shines in this) and a nicely-woven plot. This is a great way to spend Friday nights, proving that virtual reality doesn't bite!!