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Shannon Kenny | ... |
The Keeper /
Claire Keeply
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Arnaud de Thiel /
Arnaud de Ferhn
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| Eddie Jones | ... | ||
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Casey Meyer
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Eddie The Mammoth
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Canadian Woman
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Nurse Breckenridge
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Michael S. Connolly | ... |
Judge
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Chris Eckles | ... | |
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Facing life without parole for a crime he ultimately didn't commit, crook Darien Fawkes is offered a pardon if he'll agree to participate in his brother's medical experiment: the insertion into his brain of a synthetic gland which secretes a light-bending substance called Quicksilver, which renders whoever or whatever is cloaked in it invisible. But Quicksilver also breaks down Darien's sanity without the regular injection of a counter-agent, and when terrorists gun down everyone involved in the project and steal all the relevant information, Darien is recruited by the experiment's backers, an ultra-secret and under-funded intelligence agency subsidized by the Department of Fish and Game, to stop the terrorists, avenge his brother's death, and get a fresh hit of the counter-agent. Written by Jeff Cross <blackjac_1998@yahoo.com>
This is a great start to the new series on the Sci-Fi Channel. It has a unique premise, far different from any other Invisible Man story. It's a sci-fi show, but also has a comedy twist to it. I look forward to seeing more of this show later on in the summer.