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InSecurity (2011– )Set in the fictional National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), InSecurity follows secret agent Alex Cranston and her team of spies as they juggle dates, terrorists, pets, ... See full summary » |
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Alex Cranston
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| William deVry | ... |
Peter McNeil
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| Matthew MacFadzean | ... |
Burt Wilson
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| Grace Lynn Kung | ... |
JoJo Kwan
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| Rémy Girard | ... |
Claude Lesage
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Benjamin N'udu
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Set in the fictional National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), InSecurity follows secret agent Alex Cranston and her team of spies as they juggle dates, terrorists, pets, ex-boyfriends and the safety of the nation. The only thing harder than protecting the country is protecting themselves from their own insecurities. Written by Verite Films
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Composed by Lars Iversen / Mette Lindberg
Used under license by Ole Media Management L.P.
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"The Sun Ain't Shining No More"Composed by Lars Iversen / Mette Lindberg
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I feel upon the show a couple of weeks ago and was pleasantly surprised. I don't watch a lot of Canadian television, to be perfectly honest so it was not on my radar but I read something about it, was home so checked it out. The show centres around a group of misfit hapless spies who work for the fictional National Intelligence Services Agency. Each week they try to solve some international crisis - and manage to save the day in spite of themselves. It reminded me of "Get Smart" in its broad, arched humour. The cast were with the exception of Remy Girard, completely unknown to me - and it didn't make any difference. They are great. Remy Girard is a household name in Quebec and it is great to see him in an English comedy. He is wonderful as the veteran on the force. The characters are really growing on me and I find the more I watch, the more I like it. I also really like all the web videos connected with the show. It is a lot of fun and that is great.