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Seven Days 

An ex-CIA is the point man for a government organization dedicated to time traveling to correct errors that occurred in the previous week.
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3   2   1  
2001   2000   1999   1998  
1 win & 5 nominations. See more awards »

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Cast

Series cast summary:
Jonathan LaPaglia ...  Frank Parker 66 episodes, 1998-2001
Don Franklin ...  Craig Donovan 66 episodes, 1998-2001
Justina Vail ...  Dr. Olga Vukavitch / ... 66 episodes, 1998-2001
Nick Searcy ...  Nathan Ramsey / ... 66 episodes, 1998-2001
Alan Scarfe ...  Dr. Bradley Talmadge 66 episodes, 1998-2001
Norman Lloyd ...  Dr. Isaac Mentnor 49 episodes, 1998-2001
Sam Whipple ...  Dr. John Ballard 47 episodes, 1998-2000
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Storyline

Frank Parker works with a special team of scientists and government officials on project Backstep. Using the Backstep device, Lt. Parker can travel back in time exactly 7 days. Once in the past, he reports in to base using code word "Conundrum" and carries out his mission to alter history for the better. Written by Anonymous

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UPN reportedly paid $10 million for the pilot - about four times what an average pilot costs and up to ten times what networks usually contribute to them. (Mara Einstein, Media Diversity, p. 190) See more »

Goofs

While it is revealed in Season 1 Episode 2 that Frank Parker (or whoever pilots the sphere) disappears, it is not explicitly stated what happens to the sphere. However, throughout the series, recovery of the sphere from random locations throughout the world was discussed and depicted. Also, an empty cradle was depicted during backsteps. As the Pilot disappears, it makes logical sense that anything or anyone else that makes the backstep would disappear as well. See more »

Quotes

[a Nuclear war just broke out, causing alarms throughout Never-Never-Land to go off]
Lt. Frank Parker: What is this, the end of the world?
Dr. John Ballard: Uh, quite possibly.
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Crazy Credits

The credits at the end of the episode "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" include an acknowledgment and thanks for the Canadian naval Base CFB Esquimalt, and the officers and crew of the HMCS Huron, for their cooperation in the making of the episode. See more »

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Referenced in On the Set of Sightlines (2003) See more »

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A Great Show
19 April 2000 | by ruthlgSee all my reviews

This is one of the best shows I've seen. It has a lot of character development and great plots. The second season has been a little weak so far, but has gotten much better as it's gone on. It's a shame it has to be on UPN because UPN isn't shown in all parts of the country.


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Release Date:

7 October 1998 (USA) See more »

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Seven Days: The Series See more »

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Los Angeles, California, USA See more »

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1.33 : 1
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