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The Outer Limits: Season 2, Episode 1A Stitch in Time (14 Jan. 1996)At least 17 men have been executed in the last two decades without a clear motive, with the same gun, and Special Agent Jaimie Pratt has to find how some of those murders were carried out when the gun had not yet been made. Director:Mario AzzopardiWriter:Steven Barnes |
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FBI Agent Corey Lonn
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| Michelle Forbes | ... |
Jamie Pratt
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Newscaster
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Jerome Horowitz
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Warren
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Allison
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Mugger
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Brent Sheppard | ... |
F.B.I. Agent #1
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Rob Morton | ... |
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Robert Beck
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Duncan
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Sharon Holownia | ... |
Angry Woman
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Mar Andersons | ... |
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At least 17 men have been executed in the last two decades without a clear motive, with the same gun, and Special Agent Jaimie Pratt has to find how some of those murders were carried out when the gun had not yet been made.
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Amanda Plummer fully deserves her Emmy Award for her portrayal of Dr. Theresa Givens. Michelle Forbes as FBI agent Jamie Pratt also gives a great performance. The writing and storyline is excellent. But an excellent story still requires strong performances to bring it all together. And for this show it certainly was there. Gripping from start to finish. No plastic looking aliens who can speak English here. Just a captivating story with an outstanding performance by Amanda Plummer. This story will keep you thinking even after the credits roll. I can't help but feel that some of the more recent movies (eg. Butterfly Effect seemed to have borrowed heavily from here.) Even if you are not into sci-fi, watch it for the strong storyline and amazing performances! You will not regret it.